Congress Session Opens With Deaths Noted In House And Senate
The Forty seventh Congress begins with the Senate adjourning for mourning after the deaths of Pike Beach Arnot Pride and others. The House reports President's message, confirms new members, and observes memorials for deceased colleagues. Domestic items note labor unrest fires shipwrecks and weather events across the United States and Canada.
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United States
Senate
Sherman
House
Carlisle
Beach and
Arnot
New York
Pride
Wisconsin
Republican Anti-Baloon Convention Adopts League Name
At Cortland New York on January 1 the session adopted the New York State Temperance Republican League name and resolved to push high license as temperance reform. The effort aims to nominate officeholders friendly to Teague’s objective and mentions Wilson as son of IL Moen with birth in Oxford in 1853 according to local records.
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United States
Secretary of War
Department
Henry Wood
Carroll County
Ark
Wood
Wile
Ios
Lake Champlain
Dresden
N. Y
Oliver Allen
Hiznzon
Opers
Washington
Yazoo City
Miss
Indian Bureau
Post Offce Department
Georgia
George T. Jackson
Augusta
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Unakes
C. T
Virginia
South Carolina
Charleston
Sumter
D. C
Halsted-street
Chicago
Toy Grand Army of the Republic
St. Louis
Boston
A. P. Martin & Co
New England
Micharx J. Heys
Brooklyn
Cgarles Broas & Co
Booth
Detroit
New York City
John R. Hoffman
Rockford County
Ind
Joan Rowz
New York
Minnia Raymond
Houston
Tex
C. E. Anogrsey
Fred F Franks
P Gray
R. Dunsmore & Co
San Francisco
Joan Keck & Co
Mich
L. R. Herndon & Son
South Berwick
Secretary of the Interior
Dakota
Montana
Washington Territory
Idaho
Muskegon
Asheville
N. C
Shelton
Dickson & Watson
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Supreme Court of Missouri
James 8. Payton
Christian County
California
H. B. Dickinson
Buffalo
P. P. MocRwoop
Marion County
Bexruta Cook
Akron
Cortland
New York State
Temperance Republican League
Foc Wilson
Moen
Oxford
Congress of the
Congress
Union
Cleveland
China
Tom
Cnde
France
New York Harbor
Americana
British North America
Great Britain
Senate
Canada
Executive Views Key Points of Cleveland's 1886 Message
President Cleveland outlines Chinese question handling, fisheries, extradition, international copyright, finances, and civil service reform. He urges tax relief, labor protection, debt reduction, and domestic industry support while stressing American citizenship and prudent governance.
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Congress
Republic
Becausc Ibor
Roy- Binge
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Army
Navy
Postal Service
Pavita
Freedmoen's Bank
District of Columbia
Grover Cleveland
Washington
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Amsterdam
Knights of Labor
Apvices
Atlantic
Western Land
Pitt County
Thomas Smith
John Dennis
Trenton
Lavina Brown
Upper Lakes
Gulf
Rocky Mountains
Hartford
Connecticut
Fayette
Mexico Bay
Lake Ontario
British Columbia
Japan
Topeke
Kan
Glick
Kansas City
Miami County
Delphos
Coronin James N 8Tatron
Mount Holly
N. J
Joan C. Mann
Minneapolis
Detroit Pipe Company
the &d. Sons
Tun First’ National Bank
Shreveport
GN. Kerpen
Springfield
Powaly
Tyrone
John Barr
Moorhead
Vincent Minn
Louisiana
Jexxin Sxrre
Mount Vernon
Stevenson
Alf
James Turner
Frank Carter
Art Brockton
Mass
Opera
Logantport
Axyon
Clon
Executive
VIEWS
Mexico
House of Tepeesant
Cutting
Courte of
Berne
Hero
Riove
Post-office Department
Department OF Justice
Interior Department
Tugnio
Board On Fortifications
General Land Ofice
Public Land Service
Bess Co
Commissioner of Pensions
Pension Bureau
Supreme Court of the United States
Manoh
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