Congress Debates Bills in Senate and House Deliberations
The week’s session features Senate discussions on finance committee reports, a resolution grieving Representative Clark's death, and debates on customs orders. House considers census act amendments, national bank notes, and land settlement relief, with adjournment planned to the 9th.
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Congress
Senate
Uoiie
Baye
Warner Silver
iBodie
Thers
Clark
Iowa
Higu
Eeford
Cox
Bhath
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Collectors of Customs
Kirkwood
United States
Diston
Sth
Pend Seton Ee
Tee Yao
Wathield Sank
Billa
Roger Y Ie Bio
Paitow
Tres
House
Washburn
Te Owen
Conger
Hraoode
Turbulent January Mint Outputs and Storms Across East
January coinage from the United States Mint and branches reached 99 576 500 with 2 430 000 in standard silver dollars. Treasury circular invites bond sales of 11 million dollars. East coast storms, hurricane force winds, and wrecks kill a brakeman and drive maritime tragedies. A Newark merchant, Caanes DeckER, dies by suicide. Milwaukee County Hospital burns, with two inmates missing. Reports include Census Bureau critiques, counterfeit coins, and political conventions across several states.
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United States Mint
United States Treasury
New York
Jeraey
Simmir
Atlanticville
N J
Caanes Decker
Newark
N. J
Tue County Hospital
Milwaukee
Christind Nelson
Fred Scharff
A. Walker
Peoria
Ill
Chicago
Census Information Bureau
Citizona
Pacific
Jupay McAlllister
Gerald Ges
Ireland
Tha Moat Pltcaus
Ai Doatha
Wax
Qteross
San Franesco Wash
Fire kills several in first floor blaze. race tensions noted
The report describes a multi race era blaze with casualties on the building’s first floor. It notes Black residents and other groups among the victims and references arrivals and actions by officers and parties in the area.
Turbulent European News and Irish Famine Reports
Berlin announces a 46 000 man German army buildup on the Dutch border stirring European fear. The Russian Finance Minister plans to redeem parts of the depreciated empire currency. Dublin reports distress and starvation in Ireland as relief efforts surface. Railways suffer arson in Argenteuil with casualties and incidents of looting.
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Berlin
Holland
Dublin
Ireland
Hengers
Hadibean
Falan
Paul
Lucan
Opt
Theo Ovizh
Victims in Village Attack Report Sparks and Murders
A tavern attack left a boy hidden in a house and later guiding authorities to the scene. Another son nearby was shot dead. Reports describe general Grant’s Havana reception and mixed European political notes from Dublin to Switzerland. The piece also notes executions in Afghanistan and anti Jewish attacks in Fez, with broader colonial and scientific updates.
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Don Satlys
Oweraiget
Gscovera
Grant
Havana
Ameri‘Gane
Dunstable
Liverpool
Whitley
Robbearts
Afghanistan
Cebul
Great Council
Appenzel
Switzerland
Gibraltar
Fez
Morocco
la Paz
California
Ireland
Adolphe DE Granier DE Cassacnac
Paul de Cassagnac
Tux Monde
Paris
Parnell
United States
England
Dolly Hartman cremated in Washington Pennsylvania
The eighteen year old Dolly Hartman was cremated at the Le Moyne furnace in Washington PA on the 7th with few visitors present. Her father planned to scatter her ashes in the garden plot and plant flowers as Dolly would have wished. She weighed only cry pounds.
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Dolly Hartman
LeMoyne
Washington
Dolly
Las Vegas
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Inakitte-Freeentie
Txuarx
National Bank
Knoxville
Ill
Runkle
ApVices
Techivua
Denver
Lls
Pinos
Rémuér
Jake General’Adais
Mick Thay
Fréine Thlatf
Douglass
Adams
Bul
Grasd River
Shawana
Athance
Removal of Indian Affairs Commissioner Hayt by Board
Secretary Schurz removal of Commissioner Hayt was approved by the Board of Indian Commissioners after a committee investigated charges raised by General Fisk. The report cites misconduct in office, delays in prosecution, and strange mining connections involving Hayt and his son, with a minority urging caution and noting testimony was altered.
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Connecticut
New Haven
New Jersey
Hares
James Q. Howard
Columbus
Ohio
New York
Samuel 2. Tilden
Lewisburg
Tilden
Hart
Fisk
Hammond
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Grant
John A. Lemon
Don
Henry Greens
Supreme Court
E.L. Benson
Henry W. Oliver
Maine
Massachusetts
Worcester
Davis
Garcelon
Hoe
Apoarh KE. Bortz
Navy
Philadelphia
New Orleans
J. N. Gallaher
Louisiana
United States Senate
John M. Morton
California
Reno
Waenatte
Washington
Board of Indian Commissioners
Wiehesesaloh Ih
Meer Tork
Bth
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Affairs
Nashville
Hayt
Beetky
Sinceral
Xeo
Board ‘of Indian
Chicago
Schurz
Trout
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Clinton B. Fisk
Ting
A. C. Narstowy- Cauirman
Fomerof
Start
Inspector Hammond
Arizona
Indian Cmnagld
Arthatiadaly
J. Biggs
Indian Office
Flammond
Department of Justice
Hammonemeds
Arizone
Tecomme I
Interior
Hameed
T Interior Department
Casa
Commissioner of India
Samudras
Department For Justice
Faspeeter
Edward Nappy
Knapp
Hogencamp
Sir. Hogencamp
Mr. Hayt
Edward Knapp
Edward Knap Mayr
Hledéalo
Mato
Albert K. Smithou Ane
Ltckney
Into
Interion
Insigno S. Oe
Mammonda
Fayt
Manner versus Manners in Society and Commerce
The piece contrasts true manners with outward behavior and notes how a person can be well trained yet unwelcoming. It describes a shop experience where aloof sales staff repel customers, contrasting with cheerful saleswomen in New York stores.
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Tran
New York
Fragmentary Remark on Courtesy and Value of Goods
A clipped, uneven excerpt praises pleasant service and the charm of courteous sellers. It contrasts fine gold and diamonds as enduringly beautiful with daily use, implying value beyond mere display. The passage reflects a moral about manners and durable worth.
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Chrisian
Illinois State News Summary Hard to Read Dispatches
On the morning of the 6th engineer Frank Lester of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was killed instantly in a grade descent collision between the engines and tender after a rain. Other items note a barn destruction, a fraud charge against a commission merchant, farm flood relief, and farmers seeking state action for grain prices and crop relief with past winter memories.
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BAUS
Xenta
Frank Lester
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
State Industrial University
Pedbody
Department of
Feauigtenaines Amimron
Z. Eineldtts Place
Cath Commission
O Davis
Payne
Sangamon
Chandlerville
Census Officials Prepare Nationwide Social and Industrial Statistics
The Philadelphia Press reports on the broad 20th century census expansion overseen by Gene Francis A. Walker and experts. Special supervisors, new statistics on fisheries mining power and industry, and social data collection will replace ordinary enumerators. Prominent figures like Baird King and Atkinson lead specialized inquiries, with statewide clerks and assistants organized in Washington. The effort aims to capture vital statistics, mortality, and social conditions across the United States.
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United States
Gene Francis A. Walker
GW. Seaton
New York
Gteorge E. Waring, Jr
Rhode Island
Edward Atkinson
Suston
George William Bond
Boston
Professor J . Newberry
James M Swank
Philadelphia
Shipebuylling
Jobn Lynch
Portlands
D. Wesker
Pittsburgh
W. C. Wyckoff
New
C. G. Bargent
Brookline
Mass
E W Hilgard
University of California
W . Brewer
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale College
C. 5. Sargent
J. R. Dnnlge
Washington, D. C
Clarence Gordon
Newburg
Department of Inquiry
Philadelphia Press
Mechanical and Scientific Advances in Europe
The Düsseldorf exhibition nears completion with German art, industry, and commerce sent in. M Niaudet builds a Gramme principle magneto electric machine for Professor Stefan with rotating armature and circular magnets. Underground French telegraph lines planned for major routes at 8 million francs. Guebhard notes mercury surface treatment improves brightness and mobility with vapors and collodion. English farmers face competition from the US with need for lower rents.
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M. Niaudet
Stefan
Vienne
M Cochet
Posts and Telegraph
M. A. Guebhard
United State
England
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