Congressional Proceedings Patchwork Across Sessions
The document surveys actions from the Second Session including no debate on germ and work in the Senate, amendments for commissioners at an international monetary center, and House votes on pensions, post office funds, and a sundry civil and Indian appropriation. It notes the sun gy oil bill passage, a Red Cross amendment, Hawaiian cable debates, and state payments for anti rebellion aid. It covers naval and diplomatic appropriations, adjournments, and various unrelated incidents from Chicago fires to river, industrial, and social notes.
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Senate
wes-One
United Eat
International Monetary Center
Pgp Senate
United Seat
Chancer
Hill
Martin
Aiga
Red Cross
Lisien
National Red Cross Society
California
Oregon
Nevada
W Wilson
House
Pennone Gursenate
Crisp
Fifty-third Congress
Springfield
Ill
Shader
Cody
Srol
Shaonahan
Teaver
Ofice
Murdoch
Knox
Chicago
Craft
Shanshan
Miller
Cook
Lake Front
Revell
James Marquette Springfield
Lowenthal
Cook County
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Bovey
Gibson
Plotke
Snyder
Bocock
Weston
Deslera
Shanahan
Cochran
Hil
Stoskop
Gaiost
Michigan Democrats nominate for state supreme and regents
In Saginaw the party nominated John W. McGrath for supreme judge and Charles J. Pail Thorp of Petoskey plus Stratton D. Brooks of Isabella county for state university regents. Resolutions backed bimetallic silver and reform, while Detroit registration bill moves forward in the legislature. Several notable obituaries are noted, including Willa Wap congresswoman and Irish nationalist Ricard O’Gorwan. Marriage news: Miss Anna Gould wed Count Paul Ernest Boniface de Caustel lane in New York.
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Michigan Democrate
Saginaw
John W. McGrath
Charles J. Pailthorp
Petoskey
Stratton D. Brooks
Isabella County
State University
Michigan
Detroit
Willa Wap
Pennsylvania
Chester
Ricard O'Gorwan
New York City
Joan Kenny Sargent
United States
Merrimac
Mass
Henry Stuproaker
South Bend
Ind
Eiza Betu Poweln
Wabash River
Terre Haute
Aaron D. Farmer
A. D. Farmer & Son Type Foundry Company
New York
W.C. Cour
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Anna Gould
Jay Gould
Paul Ernest Boniface de Caustellane
Paris
International unrest and disasters amid 19th century turmoil
Reports recap wreck on Interoceanic railway near Mexico City with 104 killed. Cuban government forces capture insurgents at Matanzas. Labrador natives suffer starvation. Paris editor killed in duel. Egypt’s ex-king dies in Constantinople aged 65. Armenian patriarch cites 11,000 massacred in Sassoun. Fire in Toronto causes a million dollars in damage. Influenza spreads in London and Berlin.
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Mexico
Cuba
Matanzas
Labrador
M Percier
Journal Des Debats
Paris
M le Chentelier
IsaMaAm Pagna
Roumania
London
Berlin
Dour
Hawai
Manzanillo
Colombia
Cannes
Dacotah
Feb treasury circulation drops. notable legal and calamity items
February treasury figures show a $30 122 058 fall to $1 574 594 557 in circulation. Sebastian DramaticCo will trek from St Louis to New York for $1 000. Divorce granted to Mrs Alva Vanderbilt with child custody awarded. London solicitors fail for $1 250 000. Immigrant arrivals for seven months drop 76 207 vs 1894. Distillery destroyed in Louisville for $100 000. Natural gas explosion in Anderson Indiana causes $250 000 loss. President Cleveland sails for North Carolina on lighthouse tender Violet. Metallic League calls voters to desert parties over money question. Wilmington coal lumber firm Gronar W Busu & Sons fails for $250 000. Lincoln assassination broker died at 65. Earthquake felt in Winston Salem. Meadowcrofts indictment quashed in Chicago deposits case. Oldest woman in US, Eunice Connap, dies at 120. Mormon converts depart Virginia for Utah. Sisters Axie and Marie Bohan found dead from gas in Chicago. home in Hannibal Illinois.
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Treasury
Sebastian Dramatic Company
St. Louis
New York
Jupée Barrett
Alva E. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Terhune
Anderson
Ind
Cleveland
Washington
Violet
North Carolina
Bimetallic League
Gronar W. Busu
David B. Clendentn
Oneida
Winston
Juppe Faeewan
Meadowcrofts
Chicago
Eunice Connap
United States
Cedarville
W. Va
Hanover County
Utah
Axxie
Marie Bohan
Hannon, Hl
Illinois Senate action on pawners societies and rail regulation
In Springfield Illinois the senate discussed a bill by Senator Salo to permit pawners societies with a 7 percent loan rate and regulate chattel mortgages. Other measures include bills on elevated railroads stock yards and prohibiting liquor sales to minors. House debates cover mayoral terms and civil service reforms.
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Senate
Springyield
Lla
Salomon
Cook County
Chicago Bureau of Justice
Anthony
Springfield
Solomon
Circuit Court of the United States
American Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
Circuit Court
Inns of Mines
Crawford
Ford
Joint
Whisky Trust
Evans
Torrence Land
C. Porter Johnson
Chicago
House
General Assembly
Johnson
Cook
Hamer
Hunter
Hunt
Our Circulation March Treasury Statement and Minister to Mexico
The treasury report shows a February circulation decrease of 39,122,958 bringing total money in circulation to 1 574 84 557 for the year ending March 1. The per capita circulation falls to 22.60 based on 69 881 000 population. In Washington a new minister to Mexico was sworn in within two hours after Ransom of North Carolina ceased to be senator.
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Treasury
Mexico
Washington
Ransom
North
Caro
United Bikes
Death and illness touch Saratoga in close notes
Local items report sick children with mumps and catarrhal fever, visits and moves of residents, and the death of Mrs Patrick Collins. The obituary recounts her long life from the Isle of Man to La Prairie Center, with a large funeral attended by neighbors and friends.
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Saratoga
Will Hannum
Ella Hennessey
Henry
Mary Walsh
Frank Webber
Phillicothe
Orie True
Frank Kline
Owen Doyle
Chicago
Rev R. Hazard
Lacon
Robie McAtee
Alfonso Seelye
Whitefield
Dick Blankinship
Franso Seelye
Clark Ball
London Place
Oscar Medearis
Dombroski
Perris
Reeder
la Prairie
Jésus
Margaret Monier
Isle of Man
Brimfield
Patrick Collins
la Prairie Center
Sparland
Martin
Rav Néabit
Isaiah
James
Nebraska
Charles
Missouri
Ferguson Democrat reveals rewards and ads in local news
The Lacon Democrat reports W. B. Powell earned $100 for locating James Foster, praising the effort as bold and helpful. Reed's German Cough and Edney yore are advertised as nonpoison remedies. Local businessmen are urged to use Republican ads to expand reach as schools plan no winter term break.
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W. B. Powell
The
Lacon Democrat
James Foster
Chicago drainage row and local fire loss noted
The snippet cites the Chicago Tribune on valley residents opposition to drainage district governance and mentions a fire damage at the American House in Princeton not insured for 40 years. It also notes a Jones bet bill, drainage trustees hearings, stalled action after Ottawa, and Illinois trotting horse matters with 34 meetings planned this season.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Peru News-Herald
Princeton
House
Senate
Develo
Ottawa
Ilinois
Woman's Club entertains with reform topics and readings
The Woman's Club, led by president Mrs Hammond, met with twenty members. Mrs Ida Lee chaired reform topics including essays by Mrs Fanny Clark on Dickens and other reformers and a discussion on strikes and American life. Mrs Mary McDonough presented money matters, and vocal solo by Mrs Ida Jones closed the program. Adjournment set for two weeks with Mrs Laura Kline.
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Mra Hammond
Ida Lee
Reform
Dickens
Fanny Clark
England
T. 8
Arthur
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mary McDonough
Jacobs
Potter
Ida Jones
Laura Kline
Mammoth newspaper offer sweeps multiple states
Four journals offered together for 2.00 attracts many subscribers across Illinois Kansas Nebraska and distant California. The Henry Republican Inter Ocean InterOcean Junior American Farmer and Farm News provide 52 numbers 8 pages or 12 monthly issues. New subscribers or renewals in advance may receive this bargain.
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Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Henry Republican
Inter Ocean
InterOcean
American Farmer and Farm News
New Great South American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It relieves pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages in male or female. It also eases retention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately. Sold by Dr Powell Druggist Henry Ill.
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Powell
Henry
English Spavin Liniment Advertises Remarkable Horse Cure
Apparent claim of removing lumps blemishes and a range of horse ailments including spavins curbs splints ring bone and swollen throats. Promises save 850 with one bottle and credits Dr Powell druggist in Henry to supply. The notice also mentions subscription to The Republican.
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Powell
Henry
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