Congressional News From February 1890 Epitome
A brisk survey of Senate and House actions outlines bills on Oklahoma government, pensions, and territorial formation. It notes Washington purchases, statue appropriations, and land district creation, plus domestic incidents from accidents to crimes and notable political figures and events shaping early 1890s policy.
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Senate
Ren Claire
Wis
Meath
Swere
House
Washington
United States
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Africa
Jemen Madison
Waashington
Chicago
North Dakota
Congress
Devil's Lake
N. D
Death of Count Andrassy Ends a Hungarian Era
Pest Feb 19 Count Julius Andrassy a famed Hungarian statesman died at Volosca near Fiume aged 67. A leader in the 1848 revolution he fled exile, later served as foreign minister and premier, helped emancipate Hebrews and attended the Berlin Congress. His later years saw continued political influence and support for policy aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Wasnmoron
Senate
Count Andrassy
Pest
Julius Andrassy
Volosca
Fiume
England
Ignstx von Schaefer
Washington
Austria
Hungary
Count Beast
Berlin
Russia
M. Tisza
Woman Suffragists Demand Church Equality at Convention
The twenty second annual National Woman Suffragist Association meeting opened in Lincoln Music Hall Washington Feb 19. Speakers included Elizabeth Cady Stanton William Dudley Foulk and Mary Seymour Howell. Resolutions urged no further divorce legislation until women vote and called for equal church recognition with women voting on church matters and holding church offices.
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Mars
Louisa Botim
Seymour
Ind
Iowa
Larrabee
Carrara A. T. Parwen
Maine
Bangor
Susan B. Anthony
Biggs House
Washington
Latham Sores
Milwaukee
Laura M. Jamns
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Mary Surry
Grant County
Warhington
National Woman Suffragist Association
Lincoln Music Hall
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
William Dudley Foulk
Indiana
Isabella Boucher Hooker
Mary Seymour Howell
Laura Ormiston Chant
Colby
Nebraska
Abe
Election in Fourth district chooses Reyburn to Congress
Special election held February 19 in the Fourth district of the city to fill the late Judge Kelley’s unexpired term. John E. Reyburn, Republican, wins by a large majority estimated between 7,000 and 10,000 over Democrat William Ayers.
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Kelley
Poiapetrata
John E. Reyburn
Reep
William Ayers
Dom
Attempted assassination near Lebanon shocks community
Five miles south of Lebanon Indiana during a prayer meeting at Edward Handall's house a gunshot struck 65 year old Mrs Randall. She cried I am shot and collapsed with a bullet penetrating her eye. The assailant is unknown but suspected to be a disputing relative. Authorities fear she may die.
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Chicago
J. W. Farwell & Co
New York
Douglas Station
John Ludwig
Charles Jenkins
Groxdx Carvert
Ada Goss
Crawfordsville
Ark
Priair Mower
Schuyler
N. Y
Castroville
Tex
Charles Haines
Medina Valley Railway Company
United States
Philadelphi
John M. McBride
Thomas Bryant
Burlington
Mont
Albent P. Mroten
New Haven
Conn
Drew
Albany
D. L. Burnerrorp
Marion
Ind
Domira
Baltimore
Glasgow
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Harper
Kan
Viola Blackwore
Indianapolis
Sitio
Jo Botts
Ed Johnson
Perry
Captain Miller
M. Newton
Emerson
Avr
Trenton
N. J
Kniffen
Miss Purcell
Tom James
Bezenak
James Sense
Jeas
Tabor
Denver
Cal
Tax
Mable Lake
Minne
Tor
Nathan Jones
South Omaha
Neb
Tax Supreme Court of Colorado
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Sacre Hie Pa
Turnz
Aginst
Dow & Co
Tur National Bank
Salem
Ill
Kansas City
Edison
Crry
Joan Davis
Rochester
Bia Heap
Standing Rock
N. D
J. M. Kerr
Wichita
Ysaac Jacom
Herman Rogozinsky
Brooklyn
Mar. Doane
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Newark
W. L. Kidder & Sons
Terre Haute
Losa
Marquette
Mich
Stanton
Lizzie Wart
St Louis
Tay
Great Nevada Bank of
San Francisco
Moirr Conwiy
Shelbyville
George Cusick
Renecca Brucery
Brook Hill
Burnier
Racine
Wis
la Porte
Francis Prabla
San Marcos
Lincoln National Bank
Lincoln
Bard
F. W. Hull
Henry Villard
Northern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio Road
New Orleans
James J. Corbett
Jake Kilrain
Lebanon
Edward Handall
Arrest of J B Kelly Tied to Cronin Murder in St Louis
The St Louis arrest of John B Kelly alias Smith, linked by Chicago police to Dan Coughlin’s associate, is framed as a breakthrough in the Cronin murder case. Kelly denies involvement but acknowledges being the man sought by Chicago authorities and agrees to return without a requisition if mistaken identity is ruled out.
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Anne
Lous
Dr. Cronin
St. Louis
Smith
Clark
Collins
Chicago
Kelly
Thomas
Price
Western Union Telegraph Company
P. H. Cronin
Cooney
Fox
Dan Coughlin
Carlson Cottage
J. B. Kelly
Cronin
John B. Kelly
Thomas Desmond
San Francisco
People's House
Fourth
Lucas Avenue
Ilx
Alexander Sullivan
Desmond
Citizen Office
Finarty
Chicago & Alton
Union Depot
Collipa
Chicago Police Department
Courta
Collina
Little Rock
Crowin
Corcano
Hu Man Kelly
Father Kelly
Church of the Holy Family
Clanna-Gael
James B. Kelly
J. B. Simonds
Theological Seaside Reveries and Moral Harshness
Rev Libby discusses religious origins and denominational walls while condemning hypocrites as unwanted in homes and church militant. The piece links church doctrine to eternal life debates and ends by praising the March issue of Wide Awake for its literary excellence.
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Libby
Alpit
Lacon
Ohsurch
Antioch
Fragmented OCR drift on various notices and notes
The readable fragments mention Kentucky financial figures, a American women's cycling tour in France, Mille Lacs Indians objecting to letters in their Minnesota reservation, and remarks on warships, plus Southern Pacific railroad preparations in Oregon with 700 miles and $168,000.
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Kentucky
Thin Seay Son
France
Mille Lacs
Minnesota
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Golden Specific Cure Promises Alcoholism Relief
An advertisement touts Mr Baines' Golden Specific as a guaranteed cure for drunkenness that can be administered without the drinker's knowledge in tea or coffee. It claims thousands have been cured without awareness and offers circulars from the Golden Specific Co. in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Golden Specific Co
Cincinnati
Counterfeit soaps imitate Ivory but lack its qualities
Many soaps claim to be as good as Ivory but fail to match its distinctive qualities. Seek true Ivory Soap and insist on it, as it is sold widely.
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Alabama
Pittsburgh
Tennesssee
Ohio
Sheffield
Tomas Ryan
Weat Jefferson
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Joseph Btevens
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Mr. B. Feldsman
Tue Sultan
Zanzibar
Tur University of Toronto
Canada
Pontivia
C.G. Davis
Quebec
Dobury
China Sea
Apvices
Asso
Australia
Juanez Draxy
British Columbian
Supreme Court
Marine League
Victoria
Colombo
Adan
Vienna
Boston
River Tees
Columbus
Tur
Woburn
Mass
Beggs & Cobb
Renecca Way Tawnon
Wainer and Wavelor
Bayard
Mary Jackson
National Woman Suffrage Association
Corins
Eng
United States Senate
Sioux City
Idaho
Great Britain
Athe
Naples
Mr Baines
Etern
Creassery
Asenecnn
Omaha
Henry
George Ntohoteen
Byensarsens
Ryewss Ussasepeen Vere
G.C. Grinoold & Co
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Timothy
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