Rail surveyers map new line from Freeport to Dubuque
Surveying teams operate near Yellow Creek and Byron as plans for a Chicago to Dubuque route advance. Talks discuss Stickney’s aims and potential independent track from St Paul to Chicago, with projected work from Freeport north to Fulton and toward Galena if weather allows. Emigrant traffic grows and rail officials visit Dubuque to inspect the beds from Portage Curve, signaling continued expansion of the C B N and related lines.
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Pines
Dubuquh
Hist Momtay
Akring Thei
Kraft
Freeport
Chicago
Dubuque Telegraph
Stickney
Thiness Central
London
Tmck
Winds Central
Linois Central
Forreston
Llinois Central
the Central
Central
Dubuque & Northwestern
Kyle
IEICE
George Knowlton
Dubuque
Engle
Baldwin
Wisconsin
Wisplors
CW. Dyson
PL Taisen
Dar Pott
Bloomingdide
Vernon County
FW. O. Wright
GQ & St. Pe
Sparks
Germany
Iowa
Minnesota
Southern Railways
Ask
Thousaands
Bop. Jeffery
Minis Central
Ema
L Clark
CG. Rex St Prl RR
Laadquairters
Milwaukee
R. B. Misson
Milwatukee
CY Matrkchan
Portage Curve
Galena
Superinbendent
Jie
sGurd
Tie
Cg, . & N. Shanks
Wlingis
Ty East Duluque, Ee
Wives and Mothers at Chicago revival service
The Chicago revival for women drew 4 000 to 6 000 attendees as Rev. Sim Jonge led a women’s meeting. He urged wives and mothers to value love in marriage, warned against divorce, and stressed that a godly wife and mother sustain family harmony through faith and patience.
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Cicada
Sim Jonge
Ae.uit
Dons Apoku
Yuan
Wongruo
Hosu
Chicago
Applaus
Laughton
Bowrta
Anu
Michigan Avenue
Hyeraes
Mary Wanam
Alexader
Charlemagne
God
Agus
Jones
Tony
Howe
Marina
Papa
Abe
Lot
Claughtern
Daniperanco Tangent
Yma Potticiang
Sharman House
Lotitera
Gajived
Dongs
Tamporanco
Aplin
la Thaea
Hinta
Coursn
Tin Country
Basleta
Goorphi
Massacre in Carrollton Courtroom Shocked City
Eyewitness accounts describe a riotous gun attack in a Carrollton courthouse as Ed Liddell, a young lawyer, faced shooters among white bystanders and Black defendants. Wounded officials and several dead render a tense scene with arrests and conflicting versions from Brown and Liddell families.
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Onteany
Moyeh
Trian
Ed Brown
Hie
Brotha Charla
Ghole
Walt
Lidell
Lidstell
Tiditell
Ti Are
Renda
Liddell Waa
Regrogs
Taddot
Cand
Treat
Adomble
Darrel
Crown
Liddell
Araud
Ashot
Wolworth
Charles Brown
Aeadistaneu
Winchesters
Thane
Iualaed Sgoven
Mayton Homtingwey
Walter Melo Jipoth
Fred Ub Hhit
Pana
Ghana
Aris
Limes
Cemocrat
Cavernor Lowery
Jo. Tormad
Carrolltun
Thatdddrell
Aly
Hig Hfe
Debated presidential power over removal amid suspension dispute
In a March hearing Cary of Goorglu quoted on the Senate clash over executive actions. The speaker argued that the president exceeded constitutional bounds by suspending removal, while Spooner and others asserted removal differs from suspension. The debate touched on the scope of appointive power, the need for justification, and the relation between executive and legislative branches during a constitutional crisis.
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Mrunhyg
Wakitengton City
Treasury
Senate
Harbin
Otto Caiiitio Soma
Edlands
Dupyklo
Wasutaaron Cary
Brown
Goorglu
Thie Diskin
Sohary
Leinef
Mint
Spooner
Ofice
Ingvanile
Republia
United States
Monsuya
Hinacty
Bag Lean
Temperance Legislation and Bribery Accusations Across States
A sprawling report from Washington covers Virginia senate debates on temperance bills, bank regulation, and court powers, with notes on an executive session and export tobacco factory plans. Alderman-turned-bribery cases in New York surface, alongside Massachusetts suffrage resolutions urging federal amendment, and a murder-suicide in Sir Lavis. A Denver railroad foreclosure sale details a $4.12 million bid, while Iowa advances anti obscenity laws and liquor-day measures amid judicial bills. Entities include Senator Cullom, Morel, Ether, Brown, Spooner, Alderman Jocline, District Attorney Martina, and the Mercantile Trust Company, with locations in Washington, New York, Boston, Denver, and Iowa.
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Noton
Waasvindros City
Virginia
Senate
Mrye
Uade
Antionak
Darcitorint
Pasaud
Ugnngtig
Spooner
House
Court of Claims
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U. S. Ments
Wilcoxon's Opera House
Brown & Dollmeyer
Court House
Freeport, Illinois
Jersey
Diffenbaugh
Stephenson St
Ascher
Ant Hoebul & Moogk’s
Freeport, Ill
Rock River
Oregon
Warrenites
Oreo
Caley
Morin
Yieluedd
Adala
Sterling
Wigin
Maever
Aklermian
Regina
Lerk
Tarsal
Gaby
Loriey
Soo
Sheed Corus
Sioner
Snow
Piew
Adytoo
Vanston
Cen
Binek
Pensions
Harrison
Harrisoh Asket
Contilasigner
Ie Yoiew
Elaine
Ben
Bennett
Warray
Macignatian
Wasiixaron Crey
Mareh
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Murray
Territory of
Utah
Courge
Marten
Jennie Albrach
Balsor
Baker
Feriul
Hustan Tual
Hfe
Macgheol
Bewcarh
Moss
Amareh
Ataegail Bartow
Fife
Philadelphia
Puttnapinodis
Mare
Om Tulle
Tan
Malhalont
Carrollton
Sterhas
Wastisgron City
Marcelith
Senate Io
Cornelius Voorhos
Internal Revenue
Mossourt
William ©. Jones
Kansas
Alfred H. ‘Tarry
Genernal
Aghan Welch
NiHnois
Willinestar
Indiana
Ingpestor
Postmusters
Rochaster
Ind
Isaac
Dear
Salem
Ula
James TH Nichardson
Uiney
Uls
Thoms J. Hudson
Winterset
Juwa
St. Poubertly
Houghton, Mich
Andrewa. Shakespeare
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rogers
Huloit
Kan
Lannos
Maro Mle
Decazeville
Coimnwiie
New York
Jocline
Snebie
Martina
Boutox
National Woman Suffrage Association of
Massachusette
Ln Cfurts
Kaifway
Daxven
Colo
Marcel
Denver & New Orleans
Mercantile ‘Trust Company
Brooklyn
Stip
Denver & Gulf Muil
Kort Worth
Denver City Road
Galvaston
New Orleans
Drs Shcanas
Lowa
Senatar
Tl Little & Co
Lmmeort
Burrell
Wholesnares & Retail
Contera In
Germania Hall
Wadine Wadind Hiutseday Mathes
Clark Colney
Fannie Francis
Soleile
Stade Mays Dintinitthe
Ted Hapertakre
Ah Exeetle Uliguge
Bilaighty
Seate
Tochel & Moogl
Uru
People's Column
Mmacodamlard Shree
SoLin David Benson
Rantel
C. d. Fry
Ren’ T
T. D. Wilcoxon
Mehlert
van Buren St
Lhquire
Win, Ascher
Mor
Baguly
Miarisit
W. W. Khape
Clark Ave
van Buren
At& Dargain
Perri
Mt Bale
Kraft House
Maghisdin Khart
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