Congressional and domestic brief from midweek items
A digest of congressional actions includes bills on education land indemnity and Indian affairs. Domestic items report clerks’ notes, a murder sentence in Fort Smith, weather extremes across multiple states, fires and explosions, labor and railroad issues, and several criminal cases with outcomes noted.
New Year pardon petition and various regional incidents noted
A pardon petition for Toneph Go Meyoklr was presented to Governor Oglesby on the 10th. The Rowan County Kentucky committee urged abolition or transfer to a different judicial district amid a wretched county state. Explosions, deaths, storms, financial shocks, crimes, and political notes fill a sweeping digest from Illinois to Dakota and beyond.
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San
Toneph Go Meyoklr
Joliet
Chicago
Oglesby
Rowan County
Bellevue
Columbus
Ernor
Dakota
N. T. Smith
Beadle County
Bonhomme
Codington
Jerauld
Clark
Edmunds
D ' Er
Jankton
New York
James Aurent
Philadelphia
Herty
Saran J. Robinson
Boston
United States
Republican Club
Delmonico’s
Abraham Lincoln
Evarta
Sherman
Allison
New Castle
Del
Treassurer Hill
Panola County
Tex
Hill
Secret-Service
Washington
Ironton
Columbia
Isaac R Hill
Congress
Allegheny City
Watertown
N. Y
Lynchburg
Silver Brook
New Orleans
Colfax
Mars
Stephen Kwrrt
Lexington
Foote, Schulze & Co
St Paul
Minn
Reading
Southern
Gentral Dakota
Aberdeen
Angosla
Carroll County
Bruce Connelt
Texas
Awson
Republican and foreign notes roll across January reports
The dispatch records political maneuvers with Blaine declining a presidential bid and Maine Republicans planning a state convention on April 26. It notes Obituaries of Wira m Kui and Coronel Taney, plus foreign events from Canada to Italy, including a Manitoba bridge completion and a British parliamentary session.
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Svernen J Meany
Eoening Democrat
Waterbury
Conn
Board of
Princeton
N. J} College
Francis Patton
Chicago
McCosh
Tennessee
Nashville
Benjamin Eggleston
General Fits Simons
Roche
Clarkson
F. Jones
Pittsburgh
Republican National Comnee
Italy
Blaine
Wiiram Kui
America
Loutaville
M. B. Mersin
Meadville
Merrill
Maryland
Alexander McCue
Brooklyn
N. Y
the Treasury
United States
New York
P. H. Roce
Oshkosh
Wik
Ireland
Coronel Franz M. Taney
Troy
Kan
Maine
Bangor
Ohio Republican League
Columbus
Madison
Win
Harney
Vass Christian
Misa
Congressional Banking Bill and 14th Snapshot of News
The House Banking and Currency panel agreed to report a bill authorizing 20 to 30 million dollars in fractional currency in 5 10 20 and 50 cent notes. Other items noted include Dayton Republicans naming delegates to the National convention for April 14, a Brookyn streetcar crash killing four and injuring nine, and multiple regional incidents from Alabama to Wisconsin.
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Washbout
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Ono
Dayton
Dernick
Brooklyn
Chesapeake Bay
Wyoming
Port Bowkley
Anonzo Houux
Pinckneyville
Michigan
Tuscola
Osceola
Charlevoix
Seymour
Breen
New Orleans
Berlin
Wis
H W Hacker
Danville
Mabel Stelke
Brams
Point Pleasant
W Va
United States Senate
Bureau of Health
Interior Department
United States
Lynching in Masked Mob Endangers Jail in Ohio Town
Alonzo Holly a negro was dragged from the jail at eight yesterday morning by about fifty men who overpowered the jailer and hanged him at a nearby tree. Earlier, Holly had been held on assault charges after escape from Perry County jail. a deputy hid him in the woods before moving him to Belleville. The mob, sober and undeterred, acted swiftly with the lynching.
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Wapwallopin
Mechanicsburg
John
Etta McMullen
Frank
Kansas
Wichita
Oh Ag
Helena
Traction Genero
Liberty Tal
Wabash
Ind
Galt
Ont
John Curry
Menry Main
Simson
Yelle Ewart
Mia Nesbitt
Manitoba
Great Falls
Danube
India
Canada
England
Lord Stanley
J Menris
J B Brusher
Bever
Montreal
Thames
Amor Preensyvillix
Alonzo Holly
Holly
du Quom
Holy
Belleville
Perry County
Mista
Eaton
Oddities and curiosities mix from newspapers
A collage of brief items notes a four inch beard in Wayne County West Virginia, curious snail pace measured at nine miles in fourteen days, a Paris police ban on women in men's clothing outside carnival days, and photographic outfits aboard US warships. Also included are light quips about the water lily, a Chicago dinner scene, a prayer for pleasant weather, and cotton worm damage estimates across Georgia Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and other states totaling potential losses up to 30 million dollars.
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Wayne County
W. Va
Joey
Bill
Jon
Harper’s Bazar
Miss Breezy
Chicago
Wabashes
N. Y. Sun
Providence Journal
Paris
Legion of Honor
Opera-Contique
Boston Transcript
Navy Department
Navy
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
Msissippi
St. Louis
The Fear of Draughts and Cold Causes
A discussion debunks the belief that room draughts cause colds. It argues that foul hot air and rapid shifts from hot to cold trigger illness, while proper ventilation with outward air flow prevents danger. Healthy individuals tolerate cold air if not overheated.
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Reclam
Walking Turns Fat Lawyer Into Slimer Man of Bridgeport
A prominent Bridgeport lawyer, weighing 250 pounds due to sedentary habits and a liberal diet, loses 42 pounds through walking. He reports 10 to 12 miles daily and clearer thinking as his energy returns, and views walking as an enjoyable routine. The report cites a San Antonio telegraph special about a Vera Cruz death of Jesus Valdonado at age 164 with his three sons aged 140, 120, and 109 attending the funeral.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Cincinnati Evening Telegram
San Antonio
Tex
Vera Cruz
Mex
Jesus Valdonado
Valdonada
Hon G Edwards Lester Letter Prompts Public Debate
Prominent writer Hon G Edwards Lester, former U S consul to Italy and author of The Glory and Shame of Hogland and Americas Advancement, contributes views that stir public discussion on national progress and policy.
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U. S
Italy
America
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