Congress Debates Tariff Conference and Retirement Motion
A dense session notes debate on a tariff conference between the House and Senate. It covers a retirement proposal, union printer issues at the Government Printing Office, and committee actions on internal revenue and appropriation bills. The record lists members and votes, including names like Morrison, Haskell, Tucker, and Day. The discussion includes conference committees, ratified reports, and allocations for salaries and districts. The House and Senate exchange positions on the tariff and appropriation plans with mixed sentiment and procedural moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tethattanata' Caine
Davis
Voorhoos
Printsore
Senate
Lars
Pero
Wachinn
Mons i
Aio Senate
Seskis
Rus Gates
Mn Mazestine
Pele
Pwilson
Iain A
Sonia
Utfon
Bcott
Haskell
Sauan Owith
Inirei Betaro
Flaramond
Mossis
Tandall
Heller
Edmunds
Great Britain
Freya
Tore Sono
Sebate
Ta Morrison
Tucker
Nock
District of Columbia
Army
Nferon
Ao Dearer
Mossts‘Beck
Trey Ard
Vance
Dayn Canture
Republic
St. Louis
Chicsno
Tk Heaton
Philadelphia
Cino
Baltimor
Ieenotag
Buchanan
Central Paclo train robbery defendants plead guilty
Five men recently charged in a Central Pacific train robbery pleaded guilty before a federal court in Bis Mer. on the date given. They were sentenced to terms of twelve or fourteen years in the penitentiary.
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Wey
Biks Mer
Cleveland Furnace Company
Stow. Lonville
Catholin
Lawrence
Parcombmra
Chahcory
oPlit Pb. m
Chicago Muloou
Jerry Dania
Apo Lee
James Eliott
Dunn
Belliott
Elliott
Dann Wis
Chicago and national shocks ripple through late February reports
A fragmented Chicago centered item notes a stoppage of five cent pieces amid mint activity and stock disposal. Floods drench Gallatin County with widespread destruction while New York and Baltimore trade merchants face failures. San Francisco’s gas outage darkens the city as a wave of legal and crime notes unfold across the nation.
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athGalvestox
Sheri
Blakely Illest
Lass
Crockétts
Detroit
Tribune
Cidtago
Cblnago
Snew
Ata Lerne
Dow Reap & Co
New
Gallatin County
Earcy
North Hoosick
N. Y
San Francisco
United States
Canada
Virginis
Fortress Monroe
Phmadelputa
Guarantee ‘Trust and Safe Deposit
People's Passenger Railroad Company
John O'Nziit
White‘hall
N. Yi
Vermont
Jance Bailey
Rutland
New London
Conn
Lane & Dean
Bine Lum
San Brancisco
Chicago
Mutual Union
Board of Trade
Chicago & Milwaukee
Umits
Personal and Political Conference on Tariff and Pension Bill
United States Senate and House conference on the Internal Revenue and Tariff bill adjourned session. Bayard and Beck withdrew after two hours. Conference adopted a resolution claiming full conference. pension provisions updated. Maine and Michigan actions noted. Rhode Island GOP convention scheduled. several nominations confirmed. Political realignments and state legislatures discussed.
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United States
Senate
House
Bayard
Beck
House Conforces
Senate Conforces
United States Benate
Granton
Missouri
Mint
Maine
Rhode Island
Providence
Avanita
Sion Greenback State Central
Democratic Party
Cleveland
New York
Michigan
Thomas W. Palmer
Détroit
Ferrys Panocadsor
Massachusetts
General Court
Tes
Salazar Tazon
Colorado
Mr& Lillie McCourt
Oshkosh
Wis
Washington
Wilard’n
Sednetanr
Silks W. Burt
Civil Service
Minirioz Vienaux
New Yorks
Lansing
H. Piten
Supreme Ee
Rev
George
Hickey
Royals
University
Congress
Nebraska
Tax and Tariff Conference Report Adoption Debate Amid Vote
A fragmented excerpt from a Senate vote on the Tax and Tariff Conference Committee report outlines members from across parties, including Allison and Cameron, voting on adoption. The text lists numerous senators and notes a procedural context tied to the New York City elections and related pricing matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax and Tariff Conference Committee
United States
Senate
Pee — Alga
Allison
Anthonys
Bin
Cameron
Wis
Congers
Dawe
Noe
Edmund
Hawley
Hil
Hoar
Ingalla
Jones Pity
Harnav
Epee
Raphar Pharm
Cockrell
Coke
Fair
Garland
Georg
Gorman
Groome
Homgokeumy Jonna
Lamar
Maxey
Veot
Erccr
Alker
Patra
Camden
Ferry
Tale
Saunders
Mitchell
Tabor
Grover
Heck
Hampton
Johnston
Global unrest and royal events across Europe and beyond
A chaotic jumble reports plotting and violence from the Quirinal to Madrid, London to Berlin, with bomb threats at embassies, murder plots unraveled by police, Bedouin chiefs in Egypt, and German royalty’s silver wedding. It notes tax limits on army correspondents, Irish famine fear, Irish Land Reform tactics, and aid flooding Germany.
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Hee
Marshal Bazaine
France
Quirinal
Roms
Vatican
Egypt
Ssus
Palmer
Germany
Charles
Berlin
Loughrea
Ireland
Black Hand
Andalusia
Spain
Limekick
New Hampshire
Parent
House of Commons
America
Philadelphia
Chihuahua
Mexico
O'Flankyth
Land League
Limerick
London
Polce
Lord Hartington
Winorns
Gulf of Mexico
Bay of Bengal
Australian
Espera
Buen
Rob
Tun Empress
M. Barnaup
Paris
Georgia Governor Stephens Dies in Atlanta Night
Longtime Georgia political figure dies in Atlanta after a career spanning the state House, Senate, and sixteen years in Congress. Mentioned are his birth in 1912, Franklin College, and strong involvement in Southern political circles. The piece also notes Mississippi River floods and parliamentary actions in the U S Senate and House, including adjournment sine die and a sorrow resolution.
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Alexander I. Sreemans
Georgia
Atlanta
Franklin College
Georgia House
Senate
Congress
Stephens
Eant
Bonnet Carre
Bt. John
Mississippi Valley
Bt. Francis River
United States
House
Venezuela
Killa
Da‘oth
Bayard
David Davie
Davis
Edmunde
Attorney-General
Charles H. Reed
Quiteau
Ao Ag
Conference Committee
M- Tertanck
Edmunda
Hooks
Cook-Cutts
Iona
Cook
Leo
Richarashb
South Carolina
Lee
Conference ‘ Committee On the Tax and Tariff
Dll
Flood voyage reveals Shawneetown’s ruin on the Ohio River
Evansville correspondent sails the Queen City to Shawneetown, witnessing widespread flood devastation. Descriptions of double riverbank submersion, floating houses and corncribs, damaged towns from Evansville to Shawneetown, and reports from Governor Hamilton's aide detail thousands displaced, extensive property loss, and urgent relief needs.
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Bvaneville
Ind
Shawnee
wEhode
Chicago Tribune
BvayayoLe
Evansville
Queen City
Shawneetown
Shire
Evanevike
Henderson
Indiana Bank
New Albany
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
Nelda
Indiana Ghoro
Shiloh
Wéat Franklin
Diamond Island
Ohio River
Mount Vernon
Eoon
Tofte
Fred H. Wines
Charities
Mlinols
Hamilton
Evans Ville
H. T. Dexter
John M. Hamilton
Shawinectoen
Legislative Committee
Tndiansports Ollef Committee
Gallatin County Ia
Ely
H. Winks
Caveat on Government Land Titles and Certificates of Purchase
Des Moines Iowa special report on land titles warns that a certificate of purchase shows payment but not title, risking scams and mistaken patents. It cites cases where certificates described different tracts from patents and notes many holders face tax and title disputes.
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Tasid Bass
la Lo
Oecur
Amd
Dia'epbur
Samo d
Land Office
Dari
Des Moines
Young immigrants land alone at Castle Garden
Mira Louise Slater aged three and Master Willie Blater aged five arrived as steerage passengers on the Lake Michigan from Liverpool, the youngest children to land unaccompanied at Castle Garden. A kindly reporter notes the babies were well cared for, with a motherly bystander praising all aboard for their care. The parents, from England, had left them in Liverpool while they saved for passage to America six months earlier. The pair, lively and curious, caused minor mischief in Castle Garden during their brief visit.
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Mira Louise Slater
Willie Blater
Lake Michigan
Liverpool
Cague Garden
Rotunda
Borron
Slater
Lttle
England
Children Inns Charitable Institution
Wiillo
Castle Garden
The New Five Cent Piece Causes Minting Halt
The Chicago Daily Herald reports the new nickel caused concern as its value is not shown except for a V. Counsellors noted this leading to gilding of coins and passing them as two dollar gold pieces. Government minting halted due to risks. Coin hunters seek the pieces, with premiums rising one hundred to four hundred percent over face value.
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Chicago Daily Herald
Herald
New Swift comet seen from Rochester observations reported
Private observers in Rochester report the new Swift comet discovered Friday night. Position around 23h 3m right ascension and 28°20′ north declination, northwest of the sky near twilight. The central condensation is stella, with a hazy aura and a tail about thirty minutes long. Motion eastward eleven degrees and north suggests it may swing around the sun and recede into space. observers note potential brighter display if it continues toward the sun. Additional observations awaited.
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Rochester
N. Y
George Gilder
Baltimore
Aid
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Cat Fight and Family Turmoil in a Diphtheria Ward
A narrator recalls a night of mischief and fear in a London ward, where a tomcat defense and a brutal confrontation with a cruel father unfold. The child hides, seizes a cat to frighten the parent, and the ensuing chaos involves the mother, large furniture, and a heated household scene ending with the cat escaping to the coal bin.
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