Senate debates and bills in the 1900s congress
Reports from Congress describe Senate consideration of a defense bill and immigration controls, debates over tariffs and wool on the free list, and House actions on the Post Office Appropriation bill. Also noted are river and fisheries treaties, pension measures, and various recognitions and crises including floods and accidents across states.
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Multiple disasters and crimes across the nation on the 6th to 18th
A scattered summary of accidents fires explosions floods and crimes reported from Bolton to New York and beyond. It notes a stolen Express package found empty, a rail obstruction causing fatalities, a Kentucky court shooting, an Allegheny tannery explosion, vast patent and land data, mob attacks, drownings, lynchings, and several weather and financial incidents. Names include Elgin Joliet & Western tracks, Har dinaburg Ky, New York Century Magazine, Union Bank Providence, and Marietta Ohio.
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W. Va
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Joliet
Hardinaburg
A. M. Pulliam
James Miller
Allegheny City
New ‘York
Century
Magazine Company
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General Said
Washington
Will Landreth
Dallas
Ore
Simmie Ellis Antlo
Chicago
Christian Endeavor Conference
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Franklin
R. B. Parnisn
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Brooklyn
St Louis
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Mixineapolis
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Sharp
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Ark
Wabash
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John Dyer
Trenton
Davin Clark
A. Gage
Sandwich
Ill
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R. L
London
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Hitt
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Academy of Music
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Mass
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Thosas Stevens
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Kenton
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Asheville
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William Finn
Joseph Lutz
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Col
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Ophir
White Plains
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Westchester County
Frank Btone
Pell City
James Farney
Joan Hawkins
Springfield
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Cincinnati Ice-Machine Company
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John Logan
Joss Morris
Tom Davis
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Carrie Davis
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Avon
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Utah
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Captain Andrews
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Findlay
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Marietta
Rosanna Weton
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Brewton
G Newton
Codington County
Watertown
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Ozo
Cal
Enanty
Bates
Jonesboro
Parla Green
Osage County
Grant Locomotive Works
Paterson
N. J
Thomas Perfcot
Brush Electric Light
New Orleans
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Miss
Colored Baptist Seminary
Lynchburg
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Louis Barnam
Fort Worth
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Coxkap Jackson Hanged at Waco for Murder
Coxkap Jackson was hanged on the 16th at Waco Texas for the murder of John Talley a prominent white planter the crime occurred about a year ago.
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Coloreid
Waco
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John Talley
National and regional notices from the late 19th century
The report lists multiple political, business and public figures with brief notes. Items include M B Quay named RNC chair in Newry, Hiram S. dies in Rochester, J T Monzagap nominated for Congress in North Carolina, Lathrop resigns as minister to Russia, Rep Ranvaxt suffers hemorrhages, and other tidbits from Washington Detroit Atlanta and Atlantic City with dates around the 12th to 18th.
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Republican National Committee
Newry
Llth
M. B.quay
Pennsylvania
J. 8. Fassett
New York
Hiram Srnzey
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rochester
N. Y
J.T. Monzuzap
North Carolina
George V. N. Lathrop
Russia
Washington
Conoxxssman Ranvaxt
Tex Louisiana
Lestin A. Banter
Spencer Arms Company
Atlantic City
N. J
Oberlin University
Turbulent Global News Across Capitals and Markets
A jumble of 19th century dispatches reports political upheavals in Berlin Paris and Port au Prince with resignations elections and duels. Fires in Kimberley and Louisville destroy property. a hurricane on the Caribbean coast cuts plantations. Hungary endures harvest ruin. an Indian uprising looms in Skeena BC.
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Berlin
Socialiats
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Port Au Prince
Tug
Boutanory
M. Floquet
Parik
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Floquet
Ripley
Ont
John Henry Brand
Orange Free State
la Frenciene
Louisville
Can
Advicks
Hungary
Skeena River
British Columbia
Anarchist Plot Foiled in Chicago and 17th Heavy News
Report lists arrests of three Anarchists in Chicago over a dynamite plot and threats against judges, plus 17th events across the nation including duels, killings, fires, bank destruction, counterfeit concerns, politics, labor law gains, and Congress actions.
Burlington strike talks end without agreement amid violence scrutiny
Chief Arthur and Burlington officials clash over who bears blame for dynamite violence as engineers and firemen seek a return to work. Propositions fail to resolve staffing and leadership questions while arrests accompany a dynamite probe in Gaxrsnung and Bowles confessions spur further action.
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Burlington Road
Burlington
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Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Ewing
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Living Honey Jars Among Ant Societies In Mexico
The piece describes ants that store honey in enlarged abdomens acting as living bottles. Mexican Myrmecocytus Mexicanus and other species cooperate to harvest honey from Cynips quercus mellarisa galls, with workers feeding until the stores are distributed. Observations by Dr. McCook note night activity and the stored honey equaling about a quarter pound per nest.
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Mexico
Colorado Springs
McCook
Old
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