House and Senate Proceedings Highlight Tax Debate and Bills
Multiple petitions pressed for tobacco tax cuts while the Senate and House advanced bills on appropriations, civil service, and distilled spirits in bond. Notable items included the Indian Appropriation bill, a memorial from the Western Tract Society, and a half day recess resolution. Telegraphed items covered crime, fires, and local incidents across cities, with emphasis on legislative actions and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoar
Committee On Judicia
Sherman
Committee On Finance
Pugh
House
Representative Orth
Congressman Orth
Indiana
Orth
Ith
Western Tract Society
Clocionat
Mall
Civil Service
Finance Committee
Windom
Edmunds
Dberman
Mwtu
Anon
Diller
Logan
Army of
United States
Haundera
Utah
Howe
Saunders
House Revolution
Wave
Menna
Nation
Benatey
Domestic notices mix from career failures to disasters
A chaotic column recounts frauds, bank failures, train wrecks, a fatal shooting, earthquake shocks felt across multiple towns, and notable deaths plus political shifts. Names include George Coleman, Thomas Dorner, Katie A Morgan, and Maurice Clifford among others, with places New York Rochester Concord Grand Forks and Chicago implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coleman
New York
Its National Bank of Dallas
Tex
Busis
Wth
Thomas Dorner
Katie A Morgan
Oneida County
Rochestar
N. Y
Concord
Manchester
Dover
Contocouk
Pitts
Grand Forks
Dakota
Metrorr
John Rendon
Pittafield
Maas
Bradford
Postaastra Dean
Mahomet
Teewan
JM Waite & Co
Mave
Bunke
New York City
Margaret Cufford
Maurice Clifford
Tve
James Clifford
William Bilackmore
Rosiding
S A
Waahington
White House
Treasury
Navy
John Clark
Idun County
Kanans
B. Y
New Ousy
Yus
Unclear copy cites multiple events across nations and tides
A scrambled historical wires text reports on cotton crop estimates for 1482, a Mayflower anniversary at Plymouth, a murder in Lowville, a San Francisco steamer period, and various U.S. incidents including a train derailment near Carrollton, wind and flood damage in Louisiana, and a New York passenger train crash. It also mentions Irish famine relief and a court controversy over political appointments, plus a farm wife transfer case and a three foot long jellyfish fish in New York waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Uiymouth
Maas
Jovpa
Lowinville
Mins Tite Catte
San Francissco
St Vetere
Illinois State News: Money Drawn From State Treasury
A ledger summary lists warrants drawn from October 1, 1889, to September 30, 1882 across Illinois departments and institutions. It details allocations for Appellate Courts, Canal Commissioners, Public Charities, hospitals, reformatories, and state services, with totals and scattered line items. The report notes expenditures for the executive, education, transportation of convicts, and various state funds, ending with miscellaneous costs and administrative salaries.
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Venadueng
Ciublye
Flist District
Second District
Third District
Fourth District
Commissioners of Labor
Commissioners of Public Charities
Fish Commission
General Assembly
State House
Tinae Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Tiiion Industrial University
Shnosseins Orphans Home
Uidnois Northern Hospital
Une Central Hospital
Uneane
Ditinois Southern Hospital
Mitnais Eastern Hospital
Utne Institution
Dlinewe
Peat and Dumb
Eaney
Universary Southern
Famiters and Watchmen
Wa Stattes
Mooney
Vitaras Greenerial
Iano Ceopatty
Pith and point of satirical snippets from urban papers
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers including Detroit Free Press and Our Continent. Topics range from scolding swindlers and jealous rivals to oddities about powder, lions, and a piano with marbles. The tone is wry and topical, featuring brief witticisms and anecdotes with geographic labels and dated references.
Science and Industry Headlines From Scribbled Notes
A Mississippi man writes of experiments in sun-dried potatoes and solar energy. Reports on cable towing, Great Salt Lake harvests, and a French physiologist studying cerebral circulation. Also details on copper plating, cheap brick print iron work, and Munich Electra experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Luckport
Great Salt Lake
Hare
Munich
Mieabun
Political and Personal Turmoil in Civil Service Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses civil service opening by the United States Center and distribution of funds among states and districts. Mentions appointing officials, eligibility, and a one year period with references to the party and citizens' involvement.
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Tampi Co
Metis
Cid
Washington
Ireland
Ata
Mount Nierpon
United States
Columbia
Far Off Conflicts and Disasters Echo in Global News
A chaotic mix of reports notes Americans killed in Madagascar by natives, a 24 hour storm wrecking fifteen Newfoundland ships, famine riots in Ireland, and political turmoil across Europe. Banking crimes, prison sentences, and executions appear alongside colonial tensions and labor unrest.
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Madagascar
Loughrea
Ireland
Newfoundland
Twillingate
Ber- Min
Chelea
Germany
Russia
Gallehin Crontler Banoy KasiwinGes
Innapruck
Austria
Dumietta
Egypt
Wherry
St Gothard
France
Thaly
Caten Generale
Pembroke
Jospin Regclarot
Njenta
Ahuacation
Medeo
Justin
Alder
Taotil Ra
Taga
Counci
Europe
Fusion rejected as committee backs current party structure
In a wide meeting with twenty two states represented, strong fusion advocacy was defeated after full discussion of welfare questions. All proposals for fusion with old parties or forming a new party were voted down, directing the committee to return home and continue building the party under its current organization remains the aim.
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Allegheny City
China
Folger
Pittsburgh
Harver
McPherson
Kan
E. C. Hawkes
Charlemont
Mass
Lewis Thompson
Sing Sing
New York
Lockport
N. Y
Trien
George Lavery
New York City
Bing Sing
Hunteville
Tex
Fonty Western Brewers
Chichwoun
Wth
Rochester City Bank
Moore
Bambling Theare
Vitor
Schenectady
Clobedyge
Corme
Briley
Supreme Court Rules on Curtis Political Assessment Case
The United States Supreme Court ruled on Newton Martin Curtis's habeas corpus writ challenging his conviction under a 1870 act barring federal employees from exchanging money or value for political purposes. The decision, with a dissent by Justice Bradley, discusses constitutional limits and enforcement, preserving public integrity while noting implications for political activity by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
N. M. Curtin
Justice Bradley
Waani InGcton
Supreme Court of the United States
Newton Martin Curtis
New York
United States
Senate
Marahal
Unis Court
Bern
Dianmiiawal
Pelltaat
Caenterbarnotea Aed
Buch Cproutnstane
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Henry Republican
Geo. Burt
Congressional
Alexander Jeeprikon
Orda Doutle
Brooklyn
Ganhe
Vine
Buffalo
Curercul Advertiser
Masonic Temple
Mirvenined
Texas & Pacific
Fl Paso
Fon Brirogs
Denver
Pontiuster Burra
Troney
States Senate
Ford
Jans Larowirs
Sioatogk
Ohio
Hwee Kissa
Mttsburgh (A
Areywynen
Wieop
VL Uopdewes
Ohta
Denmeneraty
Gosris van Portra
Dintiana
Vapecil Cleeton
Siath
Lnte Grodlove &, Orth
Henry Janrs
Greeley
Kimerson
Thoreau
Atlantic
Carlyle
Mii
Tennyson
Boston
Gover
Trevor W Pank
Vermont
Aspinwall
Ann Carroll
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Decoration of Independence
Duddington Mansion
Capitol Hill
Magnaort
James F Scunsxer
Dayton
Greenback-Labor National Committee
St. Louis
Koingestien
Pendleton Civil Service
Ube
Stokes County
Jenking
Oman
Gildewil
Jenking Fry
Gildewell
Jenkins
Conwal
C Teat
Glidewell
tVinatun
Chicago Tribune
Tarrytown NY
Sherwood Minnerly
Illinois State News
Court Central Gerand
Vista
Superme Court Nertheca Geral Drvydareony
State Library
Alary
Jotabwerrgoats Brawar
Jlinois
Cbesor
Amd Beatae
Cnt Bane
Stephen Dow
Powis
Tie
Berebe Hot County
Frank Killgere
Wiliam Kilgore
Fidetada Saliae
Ctra Cenart
Moma
Noni
Randall Bed
Pune
Judes
Tite Dos
Hebbie Supreme Court
Stephen Parker
Paty Chetton
Tring
Washington County
Dave
Amd Lalli
Har- Moon Kaiesy
Kentucky
Charleo Macy
Dinton County
Plaottshurch NY
Auditares Pauliccoounte
Madry
Eberk
Linas
Boston Post
Detroit
Steve Fe
Appli Cant
Felix Adler
Felix
Norriatown
Herail
Michigan
Jurlington Hauke
Columbus
Park
Maria
Science and Industry
Canterbury
Hey de Henson Boahopo
Truro
Michives Rays
Che Twee
Wm A
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