Tariff debates and 1894 exposition bill noted in Senate
The Senate introduced arms to retire Major General Rufus Ingalls and passed a Centennial Cotton Exposition bill for 1894. Debate on tariffs centered on sugar duties and cinchonidia by Mr Frye, with further amendments on tobacco, gums, and dyes. House amendments to continuing appropriations were concurred, while eulogies for Representative Orth followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Ingalls
Benate
Hawley
Frye
House Rascitions Relating To the Death of Representative Orth. Messra Harrison
Voorhees
Senate
House
Valentine
Missouri
Omaha
Carlisle
Representative Orth
Indiana
Prye
Kellogg
Louisiana
Chamber
I'ryc'e
Morrille
Finance Committee
Messra Allison
Jones
Cal
Mark Hawley
Nnw
Sherman
Blair
Mallone
Ellis
Flarris
Tonmesseg
Danufacturers
Eich Lingua Betas
Renate
Howe
Adobe It Wiebiitans
Nu Wade
Costantino
Tony
Passage of Mainon river lands questioned in session
Mr Can non Tare proposed swapping the price and bearing the Legislative Appropriation Bill before the Tour, but the measure was voted down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainon
Cannon Tare
Fire sweeps Eastern Toman Steamship dock at New York
A fire destroyed the Toman Steamship Company's dock and its freizhis at Chatitou Street, New York. The Joss is valued at half a billion dollars. News also notes salt-field finds at War saw and other incidents including a murderer's suicide, a governor’s grandfather, and a supreme court ruling striking down a New York steamship tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toman Steamship Company
Chatitou Street
New York
Warsaw
John Kenny
Brooklyn
G. W. Greene
Greenwich
Tyenik
Lowerfellow
Connecticut
Dorsey City
T. Senbrinkki
Burdette
Fuller, Warren & Co
Lroy
N.Y
Ischua Creek
Pennsylvania
Suble
Pennsylvana Road
Mall
Brigga
Love
Wellboro
N. T. Walcott
United States Supreme Court
Large Toledo mill fire causes major losses
Fragmented report tallies a Toledo mill fire costing about 75000 with 41000 unspecified fatal day. Separate notes mention Kansas City mills, oil refinery blasts and a fatal shooting near Leip County. The chaotic item covers fires, deaths, and legal notes across several states with scattered figures and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boters
Toledo
Wisconsin
Aed
Tadyer
Chieuso Backetshops
Modjeska
McVicker's Theater
Chicago
Camille
Madjeska
Richard Crant White
Lyetueces
Chelpelt
Kansas Rolling Mills
Kamas City
John J. Coad
Wyoming
Plaomer & Tengle
Kingsbury Row
Cleveland
Sone Petroleum
Wilson
Sheri? Witte
Shortmaus
Seb
Leip
Dey
Ten
Jol G. Parker
St. Goats
Dein
Unclear regional theft and forest loss reported in South
A garbled OCR note reports widespread thefts and forest losses affecting Georgia and Tennessee areas. It mentions a governor offering a reward, alleged treasurer thefts in Nashville, and extensive damage to credit and property with thousands leaving South operations for turpentine furnaces. Details are fragmented and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsiae TE
Vincent
Suete
Momtrouiery
New York
Echorest
Georgia
Tackson County
Dolnter
Alm
Forest of Vineet
Hones
Ostiblo
Nashville
Tenn
Politician elected in New York protectionist gathering
At a New York City protectionist event a candidate named Mo Savin won the boathead Suites Benytor title on the tenth ballot with support from partners like Ma Sabinix and Klute Prison in a state legislature race. Born in Connecticut a number of years ago, the article notes scant biographical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Petar Cowper
Bynatea
Rosaly Lieais
CUA Commission
Mo Savin
Ma Sabinix
Emory Speer Seen Voting with GOP in Congress
Hon. Emory Speer, an independent Democrat from Georgia in Congress, largely aligns with Republican positions and is expected to be appointed United States Attorney for the Atlanta district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Speer
Ifn
Congress
Atlanta
Washington Finance and Legal Actions Reported in Congress
Secretary Molger calls for extended five percent to reach fifteen million dollars payable May first. Henry A. Bowen of Washington indicted for corrupt influence in Foreman Dickson case. Government sues Union Pacific for 1.1 million over construction item allowances. January debt falls by 14,685,?87 with detailed totals and cash on hand noted. House committee urged to oppose silver dollars manufacture and push coin usage, bond payments, and extra vault space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molger
Henry A. Bowen
Washington
Dickson
Secretary of the Treasury
Union Pacific Railroad
Commissioners of Railroads
Amano Renee
Tegal
Depnei
Savevansios Tod
Eevee
Suirtas
OSL
Pacific
United States
Ua Ty Transportation Service
Med Gay RR Es
United States Eee
Che House Covnnce Committee
Fires devastate Montréal iron foundry and floods hit Ohio
A vast iron foundry in Montréal suffered total loss by fire. Severe floods in Ohio and Pennsylvania damaged cities with dozens of bridges and hundreds of homes evacuated. Reports describe ships lost on coasts and other maritime incidents abroad and along the Mexican coast, with multiple casualties and contraband seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Tesseps
Paris
Panina
Worden Wing
Montréal
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Howell Tts
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Meadville
Penn
T City
London
Dames Gray
Lacaina
Oregon
Salinas
Mexico
Pov
Fragmented foreign report on trials and unrest abroad
The text reports on various disjointed foreign matters including alleged executions and distresses in Wyeland and Egypt, migration from Germany to the United States, Dublin arraignments for the murder of Cavendish and Hurke, and mentions of Siberian political prisoners. It lacks coherent narrative and contains many garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kifnudinhum
London
Wyeland
O'Donnell
Salona
Adiapatel
Dublin
James Carey
Ramader
Corporation of Dublin
Cavendish and
Hurke
Pius Park
Witzsimmons
Carey
T Llu
Faa Tahlia
Siberia
Ean
Lita
Lively House Tariff Debate Highlights Party Rhetoric
In Washington the House debates the tariff bill with Mr Kelley arguing for rapid action and tax reduction. Republicans defend party leadership while Democrats accuse opponents of blocking reform and demand free speech for taxpayers. The session features clashes over committee control, revenue, and potential March deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Associated Press
Wachinton
Kelley
House
Aod
Committee of Ways and Means
Wall
Wheeler
Alabama
Springer
Morrison
Congress
I Kham
Pennsylvania
Mr. Kelley
Yarut Comanissiea Dius Deon
Senate
Pensylvania
Menin
Carlisle
Howe
Mr. Hutch
Luat
Haske
Republican Congress
Snay
McKinley
de Uy Ibs Weil
Mir. Springer
Commission
Republiaaa
My. McKenzie
McKengie
MecKinley
Wave
Heed
Hays
Mossie, Hardenburg
Morse
Spear
Wilton
West Virginia
Wise
Common Sense Against Panic in Crowd Safety
The article urges calm and practical action to prevent danger in crowds. It stresses using common sense, identifying exits, and moving calmly toward safety. It notes theater crowds can panic if frightened and highlights orderly egress from McVicker's Theatre with accessible exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuil
McVicker
Theater evacuee instruction from auditorium safety script
A fragment urges orderly exit as twenty three wives are noted to leave the auditorium. It assures safety in any theater area and advises using common sense to enjoy the performance without fear.
Vigilantes execute list of Weeksville criminals in Montana reign of terror
A vigilante group in Weeksville Montana crushed a wave of lawlessness by abducting and hanging suspected criminals. Reports say three men were hanged near an Y camp and two more at another tree after a spree of murders and robberies shocked Good citizens. The proceedings, carried out with secrecy, aimed to end the terror that gripped the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeontchitos
Montana
Butte
Mary Omanner
Dilly
Wutte
Ohio Dan
Broudy
Ed Enright
Weeksville
Flood Devastation Hits Ohio and Pennsylvania Rivers
Widespread flooding across Ohio and Pennsylvania causes millions in damage. In Cleveland the Cuyahoga overflows with ships, bridges, and lumber washed away. Akron sees heavy damage, and Columbus reports drowned homes. Pittsburgh and Allegheny City suffer major losses, rail bridges fail, and railroads lose many bridges. Fremont loses five of six iron bridges, and Lawrence County Ohio reports $160,000 damage. Overall flood destruction spans multiple states with widespread infrastructure and property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breshet
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvain
Cleveland
Cuyahoyn
Akron
Columbus
Borntr Great Chimaugeo
Penn-sylvania
Pittshburgh
Allegheny City
Indiana
Pittsh
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Fremont
Lawrence County
Bader County
Mul Wester Railronad
Spanish Philosophy at a Victoria shoemaker
I arrived in Victoria and visited a street shoemaker for boot repairs. The shop was empty while the master smoked across the street. He appeared a proud Spanish beggar, called his wife, and asked how much money was in the purse, twelve picettas. He refused work, noting twelve picettas won’t last forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Hanndual Hamlin
Australian 6 and Vlets decline trade honesty critique
The article notes that in Amstil quiet days there were leavers who entered trade and acted more punctiliously honest, fearing jealous scrutiny. It reflects on how such men are seen as exemplary citizens, while systemic factors push others toward crime, comparing England and Austria’s current moral pressures and criminal potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amstil
Couyted ii
England
Austria
Deluge and fires plague Titusville and Fremont events
A laconic late news item reports multiple fatalities from an elf conflagration in Titusville Pennsylvania where two men and a woman and a child perished, while three hundred people become homeless after a deluge in Fremont Ohio. Other items note political actions, weddings, and a Czar manifesto affecting subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Kanes
Coy
Pattison
Pennsydvania
Ting
Arthur Bryant
Willkin
Cullen Bryant
Sersmin
Pringeton
Chicago
Teers
Java
Fremont
Ohio
Roman
Chile
Upper Bandusky
Cal
Washington
Miles Alice
Haine
John J. Coppinger
Regular Army
Wah
Ington Society
Maine
Diplomatic Corps
Andimany
Army and Navy
Church of the Epiphany
Brewster
Mr Koons
Philadelphia
County Wicktow
Ireland
Ald Purnell
Moscow
Karl Granville
London
Irek
Wheat and Cradles: Linking Wheat to Marriages
A Boston Star line notes wise statisticians claim the wheat crop ties to marriages, suggesting a calculable ratio between bushels produced and marriages to occur. The quip frames production as a cradle for future unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western
Southern
Howrin Tamar
Tialian
Enor
Deal
Les Ale
Naples
Judge Lynch
Beck
Huma
Me. Tucker
Tucker
Apc Graft
Awk
Hilneis
Wee
T Wilke
Oate
Aisi Laisa
Ue Cummion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!