Headlines From Europe and Americas Stir Tensions Worldwide
Broad dispatches recount Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria’s potential crowning, German hopes on Cuban intervention, and rising unrest in Belgrade. Reports mention Egypt, India, and Vienna conspiracies while U S financials show debt, currency, and bond details. Also notes on Chicago whisky frauds, Wisconsin and Mississippi politics, and Louisiana resolutions.
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Berdiu
Archblabop i Ledochowtky
Catholica
Germany
Archduke Rudolphe
Austria
Hungary
Munbers
Trithe
Louviere
Meins
Egypt
Carre
Berlin
Ithe
Lora Lytton
India
Lord Northbrook
Br Anthony
Rothachild
London
Vienna
Belgrade
Karageorge
Bervie
Staffordshire
Constantinople
Pasha
Herzeovina
Lisbon
Madeira
Alapateh
Andrassy
Turkey
France
Italy
Porte
Black Sea
Altiapida
Bpain
Predaptas
Philadelpha
Adesralng
Foniia
Ansurgenta
Nidale
Beling
Iming
Tie
Jele
Reunion
Grattan
Prussian War Office
Thomassen
Nok Oy Ork
Ohio General Assembly elected officers and debt report
The Ohio General Assembly met in Columbus on the 8th with Charles H L Groaverior of Athens named Speaker, William Léonard of Cleveland Chief Clerk, and William Brown of Lawrence Sergeant at Arms. The Governor’s message cites state and local debts totaling about 88 million dollars, with declines in state bonded and floating debt. Other states’ legislatures and party organization details follow, noting Republican caucus decisions and early session organization.
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Deeree
Chas We Johnson
Senate
W.R. Kenyon
D. R
William AY
Pierce
Portsmouth
United States
National House of Representatives
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Mississippi
Ames
L. Q. C. Lamar
House
Louisiana
Congress
Kellogg
McEnery
Penn
Ohio General Assembly
Columbus
Charles HL. Groaverior
Athens
William Léonard
Cleveland
William Brown
Lawrence
In-thesBenats
G—Donaldson
E. L. Jones
Toledo
New Orleans
Gaye
Kentucky
New ‘York
Robertson
Congress Adopts Bills on Reform and Currency
Congress reassembled with petitions and memorials in the Senate. Morrill proposes legal-tender redemption measures while others seek currency, districting Iowa, naval fund questions, and pensions. In the House, resignations, committee shifts, and debates on finance and expiring law fill the session as notable figures press for amnesty and frontier inquiries.
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Congress
Senate
Morrill
Vermont
United States
Allixon
Iowa
Conkling
Honda
Harvey
Morton
Silesia
Hewitt
Ely
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
Chicago
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Jr. Morrill
Hilm
Committee-on-Finance
Indianapolis
St. Louie
West
Aialuet
Ways and Means
Texas
Black Hilla
Blaine
Handall
Jefferson Davis
Hlongg
Illinois State News and Court Items Mixed
Illinois judicial district updates include a murder conviction and a one year sentence. The Illinois Teachers Association met in Rock Island with large attendance and an annual address by W B Powell. The Illinois Central Railroad reports six months ending Oct 31 1895 gross receipts totaling 2720052 20 with 195506 66 interest to state taxes. A State Independent convention call in Decatur aims to nominate state officials and delegates. Ludwig Lupwine, a Cook County Jail escapee, used improvised saws to breach cells but was captured after attempting to descend from the roof.
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Alexander County
Abe
Barnhart
Horentiro
Uiorrs
Dywelli
Cairo
Seventh Judicial District
Supreme Court
Dupage County
Raukakee County
Slén
Lake County
Will County
Dickey
Illinois State Teachers’ Association
Rock Island
Illinois
W. B. Powell
Tur
Illinois Central Railroad ‘Company
Chicago
Chicago Board of Public
London ‘Assurancés Corporation
New York
Pstmt
Independent Party
Decatur
Depa
Attolito
Winotsinti
Inglependenti
Ta, Nigefi
Indisdapella
Ind
Eald
Eich
Das
M. Allen
R. M. Srincza
Curcaco
Jr.Lupwine
United States
Cook County
Ludwig
Nolan
Remembering Vanished Years and Faithful Resolve
A reflective verse urges readers to recall past deeds and vows, pledging to live for God as time passes. The piece cites E W Lawdon of the Western Church Adve and speaks of wisdom, duty, and eternal life beyond the grave.
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Eesti
Wisdom
E.W. Lawdon
The gospel of don't and its limits in child training
A critique of relying on prohibition in parenting and teaching. The piece argues that the “gospel of don’t” fails to produce good fruits and urges balancing restraint with encouragement and positive guidance. It likens endless scolding to a whip replacing proper nourishment and calls for directing a child’s impulses toward virtue.
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Sita
Imust
Wylie
Sunday Teachers'Treasury
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