Congressional gridlock on Hawaii cable and bonds debate
Long congressional session notes delays in diplomacy and consular bills, including a Hawaii cable project, a 6000000 construction item, and a 9600,000,000 gold bond plan. Senate and House clash over post office funding, financial measures, and bi metallic policy while news reports cite storms, fires, cold wave and accidents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddarth
Senate
United States
Hawaii
Chicago
Lowsheath
John M. Schofield
Willis
Lodge
Sentorkbridge
It Us
Hill
Denver
Lexington society forms to wed young people
A secret society in Lexington Kentucky aims to arrange marriages for youths. In Arkansas Fayetteville bank cashier J AL Dicxson was found $21000 short and killed himself with strychnine. A snow storm struck Rifle Colorado. Since the Fifty third Congress began there have been 29 House membership changes: 11 by death, 3 by removal, 16 by resignations.
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Lexington
J. AL. Dicxson
Fayetteville
Ark
Rifle
Col
Noted Notable Deaths and Celebrations Across States
A compilation notes the deaths of Alexander Kennedy aged 94 in Blount County Tennessee and Extenx Spencer near 100 in Jacksonville Florida, along with other obituaries including John TrumpetL a silk pioneer in Caledonia Wisconsin and George W Van Horne editor and postmaster in Muscatine Iowa. It also records centenaries and marriages, with mentions of ministers, scholars, and public figures. A Farmers Institute session at Lacon Illinois features Mayor John S Thompson delivering a welcome address urging organization among farmers, improving laws, and highlighting Illinois as an ideal farming region.
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Alexander Kennedy
Tennessee
Blount County
Extenx Spencer
Jacksonville
John Trumpetl
United States
Caledonia
Wis
George W van Horne
News-Tribune
Muscatine
la Grange
Northwest
James Robinson Boise
University of Chicago
Margaret Taylor
Mitchell Jones
Kansas City
Charles Gayarre
Louisiana
New Orleans
Farmers’ Institute
Lacon
John S. Thompson
Lincon
Afwer Institute
Lavou
Illinois
Old Egypt
Ilinois
Hopewell Township
Marshall County
Ill
Welever
Wenona
Shaw's Point
Crow Creek Mill
Fimo
Owen
Chenoweth & Thompson
Crow Creek
Nenry
Licon
Osay Giod
Forty Towns Burn in Armenian Turka Ravages
Reports from Constantinople describe Turkish outrages in Armenia with over forty villages burned and their flocks seized or scattered. Residents fled to other areas, leaving settlements ruined and unbuilt.
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Usrzsen
Virrsa
Constantinople
Armenia
Sassoun
Harzen
Obituary Notes for Mrs Mary Ray and Mrs Elizabeth Bonnett
Mary Ray born April 12 1812 near West Alexandria Pa died Feb 9 1895 in Henry at her granddaughter’s home aged 82 years 9 months 27 days. Married Joseph Ray 1836 and lived in Saratoga Township Illinois. Funeral at Rodger Merritt home with Rev McLeish and Rev Miles. burial in Henry cemetery. Elizabeth Bonnett died Feb 4 87 at daughter Latham Kassick’s home. Congregational church member, widow of Allen Bonnett Sr, long notable in Whitefield area. funeral Wednesday.
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Mary Ray
Mary Beeks
West Alexandria
Washington County
Henry
Mintie D. Merritt
Christ
Presbyterian—church of
Rey McClusky
Joseph Ray
West Virginia
Illinois
Saratoga Township
Luther
Newton
Samuel Maxwell
Ray
Rodger Merritt
McLeish
M. E. Church
Miles
Congregational Church
Elizabeth Bonnett
Latham Kassick
Main
Blackstone
Bennett
Iu Knasick
Alonzo Bennett
Jackson
Mick
Holace Spencer
George Burt
Whitefield
Snowy Midwest Notes and Local Spelling School
OxBOW reports a cold wave and heavy snow delaying travel. A spelling school at Pool school house drew a large crowd and Maggie Morse won laurels. Mrs Anna Hichhorn and Maggie Morse returned from Lacon. O H Ransom’s 40th birthday celebration included games and cake.
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Grandma Hichhorn
Jessie Albert
Andrew Morse
Maggie Morse
Pool School
Anna Hichhorn
Lacon
Bobbitt School
A. Morse
Dr Ketchum
Ilenry
Messrs
Morse
Ransom
Chance
Hoys
Chicago
Mr Morse
Mr Ransom
George Morse
Albert Forrest
Granceed
Uite
O. H. Ransom
Gentleman
Miracle Cure for Incurable Paralysis in Vermont
Eight years after a sawmill accident left George Hutchinson paralyzed, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his ability to walk and work. He details long hospital treatment, temporary improvement, and a final recovery after starting the pills, with several local men endorsing his story. The pills are advertised as restoring vitality and blood health, available by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Argus and Patriot
Montpelier
Geo. Hutchinson
Bradford
Chelsea
The
Argus & Patriot
Hutchinson
Mary Fleisher
Burligtons
Theospital
William’MeKenne
Schenectady
Magnolia Welcomes Baker and Bride Home
Frank Baker and his Philadelphia bride were feted in Magnolia with a festive charivari and a decorous welcome. Relatives shared cake and turkey, guests enjoyed games, and gifts were displayed before the couple departed for Illinois to set up their new home in May.
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Hangnom
Frank Baker
Magnolia
Philadelphia
Baker
Iillinoy
Illinois
Temperance Movement and Community Entertainment Notes
The article praises temperance efforts with Joshua Myers lecturing at the M E church and a forthcoming temperance society. It mentions biweekly entertainments, the Ladies Club event, a Tuesday dance, and Carl foremost stockmen like Glenn of Ox Bow shipping fine steers to the city. Also promotes "The Business Guide" as a valued household reference sample.
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Varna
Glenn
Ox Bow
Joshua Myers
M.E. Church
Temperance
Temperance Society
Ladies Club
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Epitor
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Mas
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Frank McGaw
Charles Eagle
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Long Island Sound
Southampton
Denison
Indianapolis
Oregon
Josefo Grant
Richland Township
Mich
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Enrique Marquez
New York
IT. B. Dickson
Inco
Martha's Vineyard
Joseph Bostwick
Martin Lee
Big Gingham Mills
Walker Afchmond
Gresham
Broad River
Ttag
Fish Berry
Oseph Choperinshi
Mary
Priceburg
Milwaukee
York Sione
S&c
Yeland
Janet Wieens
Augusta
Ugene Byars
Ser Enge Walker
United States Army
Behring Park
Birmingham
Ala
Florida
Northery
Nels Hanson
Brainerd
Minn
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Forest City
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J .K. Cumperlain
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Jasper
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Newark
Tu Union Station
St. Joseph
Isaac M Turner
Grand Rapids
Mich Caarles Payne
Richard Laws
Brownstown
Delaware
Camden
William Cassidy
Brazil
Ind
Ohio
Es Pere Graybeal
la Porte
William Jones
Sarah Jackson
Bettie Fishback
Georgetown Ky
Louis VY Place
Point of Woods
Crescent Tobacco
Louisville
Epwarne
Livermore
Cal
Moran
Heary
Swan Nelson
Clara Friend
Gloucester
Mass
Liverpool
Ottawa
Han
Chesapeake
Dinsmore
Fla
John Thomas
Bank of Superior
Neb
Buasey
Washington
Bureau of Statistica
Bio River
Olis
South Dakota
W Stout
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Overbrook
Cantonal Paint Company
Creamery Supply Company
Reeves & Co
Leons City
Lyellen Fila
le Gas
Havre
Chissge
Carse
Radstock
England
Musens
Guiick
Seward
Richard Ann Enottsiman
T B. Walker
Nelson
Douglass
Isle of Man
Shan Tung
Una
Japan
Trinity College School
Toronto
Ont
Honolulu
Hitos Greaves
Oldham
United
Finance Committee
Stewart
Wisconsin
House
Michigan
Des Moines
National Association of Florists
Congress
New Jersey
Hater
Alcira
Spain
Brown's Mills
Linden Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Lincoln Avenue
North Chicago Railway Company
Rowland Ater
Woodlyn
JapGes Rosscup
Debs
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sixcons
Buzz Cook
Fort Smith
Auburn
Pensacola
Wla
Ed” Smith
Smith
Tunison
Lizzie M. Maxwett
Minnie D. Merritr
Vermont
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