Senate debates and House actions on Sundry Civil and War bills
The Senate considered the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill and approved amendments reallocating census funds to statistics on suffrage denial. House actions included tariff provisions, pensions, and adjournment resolutions. A conference was set on river and harbor funding, with $8.93 million authorized, and a separate post route bill passed. Reports covered military pensions, veterans parades, and multiple local incidents nationwide.
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Mansion House
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High Commission
South Africa
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Philadelphia
Ethel A. Merritt
Jamaica
Department of State
London
Horsley, Palmer, Stirling & Co
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St. Petersburg
Thte Khedive of
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Valona
Albania
Lloyds’ Agency
Europe
Industries sign boiler scale and revive work after lockout
Reports from New York and Pittsburgh describe iron manufacturers agreeing to adopt the boiler scale, ending a lockout and resuming work immediately. Railroad representatives in New York set a daily Chicago to New York train schedule starting June 13, while other notices cover anti dueling actions, naval briefs, and prosecutions involving fake medical degrees.
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New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Erie
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D. C
Secretary OF the Navy
Thompson
Mowgate
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American University of Philadelphia
Keelotle Medical College of Pennsylvania
National Releetic Medical Association
James Murray
Livingston University of America
Charles 8. Polk
John J. Siggins
Senate
Saginnan
Tornado Visits New York City and Other Late News
A late news roundup reports a tornado striking New York City causing telegraph wires and trees to fall, temperatures dropping sharply, and several coastal drownings near Oregon. It notes a deadly Long Island Sound collision between the Narragansett and Stonington with many lives lost, plus various political and military dispatches from Oregon to Ireland.
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Delaware
Wilmington
New York City
Lwo
Gloucester
Mass
Dory
Columbian River
Oregon
Colorado
Leadville
D. d. Cook
Portland
Cork
Ireland
Dublin
Major Leach
Treland
Coppyer Gokpon
Egypt
China
Russia
United States
Senate
Garland
House
Hloar
Bicknell
Longboland Sound
Connecticut River
Narragansett
Stonington
City of New York
Greenbacker Conventions Seek Unity in Chicago Meeting
The National Greenback and Greenback Labor conventions met at the Exposition Building in Chicago on March 9 to form a unified platform. Leaders named officers, debated credentials, and discussed a joint program toward monetary reform, labor protections, and suffrage, with Miss Anthony addressed the gathering and a union with the St Louis faction proposed.
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Mille
Grant
Sheridan
Carrige
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
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Walter Winaom
Mapinster
Amelia Potter
Johnson
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First National Bank of
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N. J
Europe
Boston
Hondlette & Elia
Pennsylvania
Brown County
Tex
Ciantes A. Hinn
St. Louis
United States
E. R. Morris
Baylor County
Texas
Seymour
W. A. Taylor
Leadville
Miners’ Union
Exposition Building
Chicago
F. W. Dewees
R. P. Ingalls
Des Moines
Dewees
Gilbert de la Matyr
Indiana
Charles A. Lutchiman
Massachusetts
Perry B. Maxéoh
Kansans
de la Matur
Esland
Alabama
A. Biltany
Arkansas
Calliformia
Denis Kearnes
Colorado
D. P. Hutrin
Delaware
North Carolina
vicants-Chile
Robert Énilling
Oreron
Peter Sutton
Rhode Taldad
Benjamin G. Cuhse
South Carolina
Oliver & Beers
J. Cole Davis
California
M. J. Kelly
Joseph, Murray
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
CG. Strawn
John
RK. Milroy
Towa
D. P. Stubbs
Kansas
P. 2
Elder
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Charles A. White
Maryland
John C. Boyd
Eben M. Boynton
Michigan
Richard F. Trevellick
Minnesota
G. B. Driesbach
Aussiasipal L. J. Scarlock
Missouri
Thomas H. Kemp
Nebraska
Allen Root
Nevadd Vicart
New Hampshire
John T. Woodbury
New Jersey
Stephen D.dillaye
New York
George .Q. Jones
Northarolina
Ohio
M. Lindell
Viacanb
J.E. Deans
Rhode Island
William Sprague
Jordan Bailey
E. L. Dahoney
Vermont
C. C. Martin
Virginia
David Miller
West Virginia
B. M. Kitchen
Wisconsin
George Godfrey
Columbia
Thomas J. Dirint
Territories
Gage
Woman's Suffrage Association
Chander
Susan Bi Anthony
Miss Anthony
Union Greenback-Labor National Convention
National Executive Committee
Messrs
Wallace
Wright
Kearney
Union Greenback-Labor Party
Farwell
Thidayo
Hugo Preyer
Ralph
EB. Hoyt
George W. Brewster
H. Jackson
W. A. Nolan
Greenback
St. ‘Lone
Committee On
Minnority
Buchanan
Committee On Permanent Organization
Richart Trevellick
Charman
Litehman
Trevellick
P. Mn
Committee On Rules
Brown
Town
Laborarty
Messrs Fox
de la Matyr
Dillaye
Vipnet
Farwell’ Hall
R. E. Hoyt
Mr. Talbot
Nationa Greenback
M. M. Pomeroy
Hoyt
Thomas
Wis
Farwell Hall
Donnelly
Greeneback
Unsios Greapsack
Davitation Committee
The Indian House Stone in Macon County Gu
Near Big Creek Church in Macon County Gu a smooth flat stone sits on four pillars known as The Indian house. A treasure hunter dug four feet beneath and found pottery and relics. Nearby is a line of fortifications. The Indian House is said to resemble Druidical stones in England.
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Big Creek Church
Macon County
England
Census to be taken next year in Britain
A report notes that the British census will be conducted next year, outlining government plans for collecting population data and demographic details across the United Kingdom.
Hoar speaks at Republican National Convention on duties and party aims
Hot George F Hoar, addressing the Republican National Convention, argues the party’s mission to secure direct presidential election, protect voters, and uphold national honor. He recalls Lincoln and Hamlin, condemns the Democratic Party’s alleged abuses, and praises Republican achievements in emancipation, infrastructure, and public credit while affirming equal rights and safe voting.
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R. E. Hogty
A &Pecah
United States
Congress
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Republican Party
Colorado
J. B. Weaver
Town
Norton
Alexander Campbell
Buchanan
Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
Indiana
Wilson §.Booth
New York
Missouri
Solar Chase
Mainz
Beecher
Stephen *B. Dillaye
New Jersey
Youum
Hendrick B. Wright
Pennsylvania
T. F.murch
Maine
E. F. Allis
Wisconsin
Vo BN U
Géorge F. Hoar
Chatin
Rppublléart
Gontiéménd
Andypon
House of Representatives
Bach Inun
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Annnibal Hamlin
Lincoln
Tincolin
Douglas
Breckinridge
Grettles
Fry
Europe
Son
Lfe
Democratic Party
Sculigiana
Mississippi
White League
Apphanse
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Address at National Republican Convention by Senator Chime Foti
Speech excerpts recounting the National Republican Convention scene with calls for unity and strong candidates. Emphasizes patriotism, leadership in world affairs, and pride in American institutions, urging a single motive to carry the party to victory.
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Chime Foti
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Republican Party
Public Press Dilemma on Personal Scandal and Libel Threats
A reader predicts cycles of indignation as a man who sought leniency for a misdemeanor vows to sue if his name is printed. The Oil City Derrick notes the tension between reporting personal matters and protecting individuals from unwanted exposure. The piece illustrates public appetite for accountability versus privacy pressures.
Courtship Is 9 Drawgame Marras Ig Wu Tia
Courtship results in a 9 drawgame featuring Marras, Ig, Wu, and Tia. Details are sparse but the names indicate a multi participant matchup. No final scores or locations are provided in the fragment.
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