Tariff debate and legislative moves in Congress
The article summarizes congressional activity including tariff discussions, Senate debates on a bridge project, and House actions on territorial and immigration measures. It notes nominations confirmed, a fortification appropriation, and various domestic incidents from widespread political and social events across states.
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Senate
Wis
House
United States
North
South Dakota
Washington
Montana
Sens Gergsled Host
Mass
Higgins
Del
Walter L. Bragg
Alabama
Commerce
Ford Committee On Immigration
Giseane
Dakota
Spain
Cuba
Mexico
Lower
California
Five Civilized Nations
Iadisus
Notable Early 1900s News Snippets From Various Regions
A compendium of brief items covering a murder near Nzak Sbhumong Station in New Jersey, political shifts in Minnesota and North Carolina, retirements in Chicago journalism, women’s suffrage defeats in Ohio, and legislative moves in New Mexico. Foreign reports note a collapsed ice palace wall in Montreal, amnesty in Spain, a big Liverpool warehouse fire, and global incidents including mining disasters, the Panama Canal Company presidency, and Samoa unrest.
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Walla
Montreal
Quo
Muer
Mumsxa
Munich
Liverpool Docks
Paris
M. de Lesseps
Panama Canal Company
Hopenut Seymour
United States
Queenstown
Teutonic
Belfast
Ireland
Ercurt
Cunningham
Skona
Queen Charlotte Island
British Columbia
England
Earthquakes and elections sweep across nations and states
Reports describe a Greece earthquake and gale affecting Athens Mogaro and Archova while U S senate elections see multiple Senators reelected including AN and Buersy M. Custom. A Pennsylvania constitutional amendment to ban intoxicants passes legislature as German in Louisville schools ends.
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Ahl
Stoneley
Poon
Tee
Khurtey
Justin S Daren
Hep
Oregon
United States
Apineya
Fred Hopkins
Jenkina
Louisiana
Savrr Hatton
Kiley
Kan
Mra WW
Buealo
Bor
Actus
Kansas
New Jersey
Bulyman
Buersy M. Custom
Pennsylvania
Matt W. Ransom
North Carolina
Wiliam Peance
Auburn
N. Y
Louisville
Ainge
Unionville
Senate
Desperate Mob Attacks Jail Escort in Texas Shootout
In Fort Worth Texas on January 21 a mob of about thirty men assaulted a U S Marshal escort moving four Marlow brothers and Pierce and Buckhart toward Parker County jail. A fierce gunbattle killed two Marlows and four posse members, wounded others, and the prisoners escaped while Pierce Marlow and Buckhart are reported wounded. The pursuit stretched from Graham to Weatherford with sheriffs from multiple counties joining the effort.
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Fort Wonts
Tex
Richardson
Graham
Young County
United States
Marlow Brothers
Pierce
Buckhart
Parker County
Marlow Boys
Marlows
Marlow
Gratiwol
Henrietta
Vernon
Wichita
Cisco
Abilene
Colorado City
Boone Marlow
Sherrif Marion Wallace
Weatherford
Death on the rails claims Lt Governor McDonald in Michigan wreck
An east bound Northwestern railroad passenger train derailed near Elmwood Michigan after a rear coach truck collapsed. Lieut. Gov. John A McDonald William Corcoran of Escanaba and H A Tuttle of Cleveland were killed. Injured include Mrs Percy Benser Mrs McClure Conductor Armstrong and E P Foster. Davidson reported playing cards near the fatal table.
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J. W. McDonald
Michigan
Northwestern
Mangyverrs
Mich
Northwestern Railroad
Elmwood
Watersmeet
John A McDonald
William Corcoran
Escanaba
H. A. Tuttle
Cleveland
Percy Benser
Ashland
McClure
E. P Foster
Iron Mountain
Armstrong
C Davidson
Commonwealth
McDonald
Tuttle
Corcoran
McDonald T
Thacer
Watersimost
Lake Superior
Marquette, Menomineo
Gogebic
Destructive Test of Zalinski Pneumatic Dynamite Gun
A test at Fort Lafayette of Captain Zalinski’s pneumatic dynamite gun shows two shots from a 15 inch device, 200 and 600 pound shells, fired at a one mile range. The shots created water plumes and would have destroyed a man of war. witnesses include Commander Goodrich and Lieutenants Schroeder and Fiske as naval board prepares a report for acceptance on the Vesuvius.
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Zalinski
New Yon
Fort Lafayette
Zalinaki
Goodrich
Schroeder
Fiske
Naval Board
Vesuvius
Church Damaged by Fire at Memorial Presbyterian
Fire starting from a defective flue damaged Memorial Presbyterian Church at Eighteenth street and Montgomery avenue, costing about 20000 in losses. Five hundred Sunday school children were dismissed calmly as flames destroyed the south west tower and badly damaged the Mutchmore free library on the first floor. the organ survived.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth Street
Montgomery Avenue
Mutchmore Free Lbrary
Naval Records Plea From Secretary Whitney for War of the Rebellion
Secretary Whitney urges immediate publication of the naval records of the Civil War. He argues the detailed history informs shipbuilding, officer training, and Navy administration, citing Farragut and the Hartford as key examples and requesting a $6,000 appropriation to complete the work.
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Seaxetary Whitney
Thejr Fablica- Sts -Wasararon
Whitney
Benator Cameron
Committee On Naval Affairsyio
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Des Moines
Naval War
Navy Department
Naval Administration
Naval
Army
Farragut
Hartford
Executive
Congress
Work of the flames. Grand Opera House destroyed by fire
Fire at the St Paul Grand Opera House began in the gentlemen's toilet room and spread to the stage and roof. Loss to the Opera House about 100000 with Court block damage near 10000. Insurance around 26000 on the block and rebuilding undecided. The fire was under control by 10 o'clock and no further details given.
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St. Paul
Minn
Grand Opera House
St Pau
Opera House
Court Block
Thorn
Grand Opera Housa
Ed. Davidson
Davidson
Faithless Wife Murders Man Then Flees With Pugilist
New York reports Calvin Bloodgood killed at Sam's Park by his wife who eloped with Jack Cushing a Pittsburgh pugilist. Bloodgood chased by miners to the railroad. he died within ten minutes. Cushing and Mrs Bloodgood fled on horseback as miners fired on them. Sheriff Hanson pursues the pair.
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New York
Cheyenne
Wyoming Territory
Calvin Bloodgood
Sam's Park
Hanson
Uintah
Jack Cushing
Pittsburgh
Bloodgood
Sam's Fork
Dushing
Cushing
Insanity and Survival Mark Hull Rescue Efforts
In Swanoy New York a Christian Science believer shows violent insanity after months of devotion. In Boston a tug Morse crew is saved after grounding on Harding's Ledge with one drowned. two seamen from the Josephine rescued, captain and mate stranded. Hull life savers save seventeen from Morse, total forty five lives saved this winter.
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Swanoy
Doctrine of
Christian Science
Moat Cultured Society
Siaron
Ashe
Bostox
Morse
Harding
Hull Life Saving
Herman Carlton
Josephine
Launde
Banyan
Catain
Mata
Heroes of
Hull
Putnam County Farmers Institute Analyzes Fodder and Farming Methods
The Putnam County Farmers Institute sessions cover oats sowing quantities, corn fodder value, dehorning cattle, and butter production. Speakers include A Harper, O Wintship, J Wendt, L H Durley, A J Robinson, A D Fisher, J Mills, R Burr, and H K Smith. Debates on swine plague disinfection and the profitability of threshing fodder are noted, with Amber cane samples and syrup yields mentioned.
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Putnam County
A. Harper
O. Wintship
Oppret Smith
L. H. Durley
A. Wilson
H. K. Smith
J. L. Mills
D. Richey
A. J. Robinson
Evenioz
A. D. Bleo
John Swaney
Roy Burr
Hopkins
Smith
Sherine
Robinson
Durley
A. B. Wilson
H. K Smith
Putadém County
J. L. Milla
Tonita
Syrups of Figs laxative remedy advertised
Syrups of Figs marketed as nature's laxative, said to cleanse the system, relieve biliousness, headaches, colds, fevers, and indigestion. Produced by the California Fig Syrup Company and sold by Dr Powell at 60 cents for 100 bottles.
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California Fi Syrup Company
Powell
Fiftieth Anniversary of Robert Clark and Mary Boylaton
Robert Nelson Clark and Mary M. Boylaton observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary after marrying January 22 1830 in Elizabeth New Jersey by Rev David Magle. They had two children Sandford of Roaclle New Jersey Abbin B of W E Clark in this city eight grandchildren four in New Jersey and four here. The couple lived three miles west of Elizabeth on a farm then near Henry April 1886 later moving to the town. Clark worked in hardware and agriculture for ten years served on the city council and was elected police magistrate though not serving. Though not formal golden wedding celebrants they were remembered by nephews J N Denman Clinton Kansas and T B Denman Lincoln Nebraska with golden gifts.
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Robert Nelson Clark
Mary M. Boylaton
Elizabeth
David Magle
Sandford
Roaclle
N. J
Abbin
Wits
W. E. Clark
Henry
Alace
J. N Denman
Clinton
Kan
Denman
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bucklen Arnica Salve Adverts and Laundry Upgrade
An item promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for cuts bruises and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It notes Dr Powell’s drug store as a seller. The LaSalle Republican reports Elmer Herr expanding his laundry with a larger engine and new drying machine boasting 1200 RPM for fast ironing and durable starched goods.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Dr Powell's
Elmer Herr
Chicago
Spring Dell
LaSalle Republican
Residents head to Grove Park Florida for winter
Mra Rickey and Judith Dent join their parents Bir and Mra John O. Dent for a Florida winter at Grove Park. A historical note recalls there were 144 executions by lynch law in 1888 in the United States.
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Mra Rickey
Judith Dent
Grove Park
Florida
Bir
Mra
John O. Dent
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