Congressional miscellany and world events noted
A wide roundup covers US Congress activity including votes on the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill and pension measures, events in the Senate and House, and tributes to deceased representatives. Domestic notices report labor unrest, crimes, accidents, and civic affairs from Battle Creek to Jackson. International items note incidents in Cuba, Zanzibar, and France amid political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House
Senate
Representa. Barnes
Nebraska
Milltery Academy
Disg of Columbia
New Rico
Houses of
Congress
Wasp
Arizona
Idaho
Wyoming
Washington cabinet appointments and early 1890s foreign policy notes
The report lists cabinet selections James iMatne as Secretary of State and William Allison as Secretary of the Treasury, with John Wanamaker as Postmaster General and Kassad A Alger as Secretary of War. It covers geopolitical tensions in Europe, wartime prophecies from London, a drowning incident on Lake Rideau, embezzlement case from Connecticut Mutual Life, and various U.S. political moves including a Congress election, currency official resignation, and Utah statehood debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Isham G. Harris
United State
W. D. Wasmery
United States
Minnesota
Tax Woman's Suffrage Association
Mth
Washington
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lurze
Susan B. Anthony
Rachael F Avery
Jane H. Spofford
Bertram Hanson
Union Pacific Road
San Diego
Cal
Cuarnes A
Sugpano
Lee & Shepard
Boston
Coroxen
W. H. Jarizron
Louisville Courier Journal
Sauve
L. Ferrox
Pennnsylvania Steel Company
Philadelphia
Felton
Lincoln
Baltimore
Bory Vincent
Ohio
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Hugo Fritsch
New York
NevLrt Grant-Santonis
General Grant
Europe
Nascy Eveanor
Wolfboro
Maine
George J. Boal
Norway
Troyue
Tostad
Catenet
Harrison
Hhetowiog
Menta
James @ iMatne
Mowe Secretry
Treasury
William Allison
Towa
John Wanamaker
Pannsylvaniea
Kassad A Alger
Meciaan
Campasy
Loe
Teronts
Can
Leering Jaurget
Htot
Bellator
Arvonian Legislture Avsvices
Tonquin Ontnornes
Annam
Epwanv Staxtiorn
England
London
General Hovey
Covose
W L. Trennont
Coates Toovas
Birmingham
Als
Jacon Kapp
Reading
Pa) Times
Pennesylvania
Justin Buack
Buda Pesth
Aumax Euuirs
Raleigh
N. C
Senate
Ambasasdor
Sherman
Srength
Samos
Utah
Alaska
Illinois Senate confirms appointments and discusses measures
Illinois Senate debates include divorce law amendments, loan and homestead association inspection, and a Gettysburg monument appropriation. Nominations for U.S. Senator Shelby M. Cullom are confirmed with 148 votes. Palmer receives 68. Bills address school attendance, prohibition districts, and banking, with joint session electing Cullom.
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Senate
Gettysburg
Illinois
United States
Congress
Thomas
Shelby M. Cullom
Humway
John N M. Palmer
Burke
Sidney A. Kent
Cullom
Palmer
Kent
Chicago
Andrew J. Lester
Wiley E. Jones
John M. Palmer
Blle Ware
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Ilinois Horticultural Society
Phnols Southwestern Hospital
Bulla
Northern Insane Hospital
Ulinola University of Urleans
Jeferson County
Mount Vernon
McGrath
Thrty-second
By & Corporation
Lacoin
Douglas
Jth
House
General Assembly
Tovrr
Prince
Knox
Jevery
Senate debates Samoa policy and American rights in Pacific
Senator Sherman outlines U S control over Samoa harbors and coaling stations, recounting treaties with Germany and Britain, the Apia neutral zone, and a push to assert U S power at Pango Pango. The discussion touches the Tamasesa controversy, Bayard's conference, and calls to fund surveys and patrols. Also regional notes: Dar es Salaam clash, and a world skating record in Minnesota.
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Bharman
America
Samoa
Wasuieron
Senate
Sherman
United States
Pango-Pango
Germany
Great Britain
Apia
Samoan Islands
Sammon
Apel
Malleton
Tomascio
Shermen
Washington
Bayard
Rteish
Tamnarso
Weber
Mallcten
Greenebaum
Malloten
Apin
Tamosese
Thomas King
Malicton
Gresnebaum
Faglinh
Malatou
Klein
Eberman Anld
Bay of Pango- Pango
Cleveland
Harrison
George
Local and State Items Report Multiple Community Notes
Obituary notes for William Galvin Sr of Ottawa La Salle County reflect his Irish birth in 1800, immigration to Boston in 1840, and Illinois move in 1848, with long service as Ottawa township highway commissioner and high school founder. Also listed are stockholders meeting at Lacon Woolen Manufacturing, poultry industry gains, a bank assignment in Walnut, and assorted local civic updates, marriages, travel, and society items from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galvin
John Galvin
Putnam
Ottawa
la Salle County
Ireland
Amiereas
Boston
Illnois
Setling
Ottawa Township
Ottawa High School
Anj
St Columba Church
Nettie Paskel
Nellie McCune
May Young
Nellie
Ida _Baxindale
Pete Harrington
Mr McManus
Grace Harper
Nettle Paskell
Winnie Johnston
Prof Hartnett
Sammie Baxtedale
Harrington
McManus
Lacon Woolen Manufacturing Co
Followig
Archie Riddel
James Smith
Robert Waugh
Oohn Grieves
J. 8. Thompson
Edward Green
J. B. Martin
Ed. Green
John Grieves
Hiram Howard
Henry
Schneider Bros
Y. Walt
Buda
Bureau County
Henry Seelye
Iowa
West
Nstead
East
Wil- Nam
Tama
Mary Rent
St Mary’s Church
Michael Linninger
Andrew Rent
Linninger
St Barnard
Platte County
A C Christoro
Bethlehem
Mra C
H. C Moyer
Christern
Venona Index
Milo Gallaher
H. J. Smith
Philip Hesse
Bloomington
Hesse
Switzerland
George Hall
Lawn Ridge
Texas
Fred Townsend
Athelton
Aparland
Chillicothe
Dill
Armour & Co
Chicago
Eucled Martin
Minonk
Omaha Board of Trade
Martin
Omaha
James Weeks
Bradford
A. F. Leigh
la Prairie
Kewanee
Ila
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Peny Republican
George ‘Bunn
Eprron
Pitome
Inreresting
Congressional
Battle Creek
Miah
Idahe
J. Burns Company
Hilbert
Moons
Inlanapolis
Ind
Connecticut Mutual Fire Inurance Company
Oklahoma
Alf
Bach
Hich
Demerara
Oectober
Jack the Ripper
Mortip Houseman
Elktart
Ith
LL. Krenes
Boyd County
Pocahontas
Elkhorne Mio
West Virginia
Mary Overton
Thomas Swern
Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City
Chantre Youre
Durand
Ill
Glasgow Iron Company
Pottstown
Cuatxy-or-Petree Brackett
Minneapolis
Minn
Cranks Branney
Seelbourne
May
Extxonez Ricutsa
Lenox
Arinx
Jackson
Miss
Wri
CG Smitsz
Providence
Vernor Braver
Pennsylvania
Peter J. Campbell
Edward Gordon
Dead
Charles McGill
St Cameron
Rafor
Willie Leonard
Mednard Smith
Fort Ark
Themes Prindle
John Yancey
South Florida
Starva- Mem
Tar Hollow
Chilticorne
James Dearth
John W. Arlidge
Ebenezer Btar
Broo
Laviner
Mich
Uixon
Feather Manufacturers of
Workingwomen's Union
Union Pacific
Wilson
Kan
Consolidated Coal Company
Danville
Paw Paw
W. Va
Oglethorpe
Mary Potter
W. W Boatwicaut
Sullivan
Lillie
Pawnee Bill
Jacon Tomi
Wth
Boya
Pinks Plenges
Holly Springs
Ark
Jeromeviis
Toref
Central Stock Yards Company
Jersey City
Henry 8. Ives
George H. Stayner
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Lliuyton
Southbury
Conn
Ovoin
St Adalbert
Fort Buffalo
Duluth
Anotion
Perkin's Mill
Poplar Bluffs
Clanaonatl
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Galion
Puoresl
Cooke County
Pensacola
Fla
William Bremen
Joseph Lodges
Joseph Pope
San Francisco
Bt Mary
Ala
James J. Fish
Maine National Bank of New York
Fish
Liberty
Wayne County
W Va
Rahway NJ
Indianapolis
Patrick O'Neal
Shenandoah
Mahoning Valleys
Newcastle
Rockport
Supreme Court of New York
Clara Campbell
Ironton, C
Charles Arbuckle
Ty Sheldon Axle Works
Wilkesbarre
BL Gutp
Geneseo
Shreveport
Red River
Jontax C. McCluxy
Jackson County
Smith
Anniston
Matanzas Bay
Cuba
Madrid
Fatiern McCanthy
Clonakilty
Zanzibar
Brooks
Croscow
Saxony
Rudolph
Illinois Legislature
Platt Bays
The
Herald
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Treasury Department
McKinley
Berkshire Hills
New England
Augusto Me
East Africa
Zanzirak
Dar-es-Balam
Sophia
Base-Ball Park
Axel Paulson
Rudolph Goets
Milwaukee
Paulson
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