Prolonged Congressional Debate on War Powers and Mississippi Affairs
A sweeping Senate and House session featured debates on life saving pensions, military appropriations, river improvements, and the admission of Dakota as a state. Amendments touched consular pay, immigration limits, and district officer elections as Mississippi and western railroad projects dominated the agenda.
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Rocna Saat
Egaluet
Ike
Herrécorda
Yankton
McMillan
Mississippi
Minnesota
Isconsin
Fort Abercrombie
Otoo
Uri
Pendleton
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Gibson
New Orleans
War Department
Leedom
Mills
Jon Thaon
Dakota
Page
Senate
Secretary of War
Platt
George
Agricultural Department
Washington
Wir
Mahone
Dawes
Kasson
Butterworth
United States Senate
Florida
Secretary of the Treasury
Kellogg
Miller
Teriff Commission
Nebraska
Thing
Garfield
Robinson
Great Britain
Wilson
Ram Albemarle
Sith
ElizabethNJ bonds swap halves debt with new four percent issue
The city of Elizabeth New Jersey reorganizes nine bonded issues totaling six million dollars by issuing new four percent bonds for half the principal after three years of unpaid interest. Also reported are a spate of disasters, strikes, and legal actions across the country, including a fatal shooting in Louisville and a deadly railroad wreck near Bismarck, with widespread weather damage and other incidents.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Omarims Ray
Louisville
Jamen Kennnedy
Sweet Briar
Northern Pacific
Bismarck
D. T
Tugatorm
Ohio
Indiaa
Oslo
Kentucky
West Virdinia
Bavierar
Barnegat
Monnan
Mormon Church
Cotton States
Chattanooga
Bull Lake
Prigonera
Candora
Tex
Roral B. Conant
Gentl Ee
Ellot National Bank of
Boston
Arthur Tax Elevator
Barnes & McVill
Tmaw- Joy
Minn
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bostom Mass
Lincoln
Louisiana
Mississipp
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Vicksburg
Lessie B
Untitled Historic Clippings Show Turbulent National News
A mixed assemblage of items reports on personal appeals for aid from a Sergeant’s widow, naval announcements, political health reports, a New Orleans litigant clearing a son-in-law, stock-room denials, and various congressional actions. The batch mentions legislative sessions, Peruvians, a Chinese immigration vote, new marshals, and public life retirements.
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Tity
Mason
Tan Desth
James If Bootts
United States Navy
Ben
W G. Whitney
Mra. Gaines
Susay Epson
Washington
Jacob S. Siipherd
Henry ¥. Blair
New Hampshire
Robertson
A. Massmerting
New York
Grace
Morrison
Chicago
United States
National
House of Representatives
Yean—Atken
Aldrich
Armfield
Atkins
Bayne
Belfort
Vermont
Horry
Bingham
Feet Intee Blinchard
Biduant
Eet Pyne
Ter Worth
Trike
Ford
Fornoy
Fulkurdon
Garriaga
Gyddes
Géorge
Gibson
Cuohther
Dittor
Hammond Fin Abe
Rly
Harmer
Wits N
Ron
Ranni Done
Pax Jones Ark
Jorginkon
Anita
King
Rheet
Ladd
Tecdom
Pee Ows
Marsh
Marti Mutson
McClure
McKenzie
ScKinley
McLane
Mom Miller
Tex
Money
Grey
Moulton
Murof
Mutebler
O'Neill
Pachtda
Page Paul
Payson
Picheallo
Phelps
Townshend
Micker
Turmor
Tumor
Updegratt
Upson
Valentine
Vanco
van Horn
Warner
Ashburn
Webber
Wollba Whitthorne
Williams
Willis
Wilsten Wilson
Wise Pa
Erik Awaya
Anton
Rags
Briges
Brawne
Uck Campy
Carpenter Crapo
Culie
Ada Deering
Dingiewell
Dwight
Farwell
Grant
Fall
Hammond
Hamonburgh
Uarrishinsay
Qinekoth
Henderson
Hop Hooker
Hamphreys Jacobs
Jonca
Rasant
Betoham
Lord
Mo Orth
Parker
Hannoy
Roa
Mune
Itoh
Ttchatson
Advinson
It Ityan
Spoonar
Tone Taylor
Sahin
Maer
Wadsworth
Wait Walker
Watso Whitey Williame
Wisao Tux
Congress
H. Stepuene
New York Assembly
Longfellow Dies at Cambridge Home After Illness
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, America's distinguished poet, died at his Cambridge Massachusetts residence on the afternoon of the 2nd from a chill. He leaves five children Edith Anna Alice Ernest and Charles. Born February 27, 1807 in Portland Maine.
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Threerie
Ifrom
Eldeae Chase
Sayaj
Speras
Nerison
Brooklyn
Henry Wansworth Lonarriow
America
Cambridge
Masa
Edith
Anna
Alice
Ernest
Charles
Mr. Longfellow
Portland
Kowatat Scorr
Het
New York City
John W. Guitgan
Washington
Linconn
Whittaker
Military Academy
Emperor William’s birthday marked across the Empire
Reports note foreign festive observances on the eighty-th anniversary, with scattered international items. Italy seeks peace amid a German victory talk while Peru’s treaty promises perpetual Tarepaos and half of Guano lands for indemnity. London gossip links Don Philippe de Bourbon to Miss Mackey. Parliament debates pensions and legal cases, and Ireland’s Land League halts a congratulatory address to Archibishop McCabe.
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William
Germany
Kino Husnent
Italy
Chilfan
Trescott
Peru
Moquequa
Don Philippe de Bourbon
Miss Mackey
Huntley
London
House of Commons
Prince Leopold
Rugala
Inattoff
St. Petersburg
French National Assembly
Moody
8Ankey
Perenna
Great Brita
Land Leaguers
Ireland
McCabe
Lia
Tue Porte
Constantinople
Paria
United States
Tug Pories
Dublin
Dominion
E. B. Ward
Court of Queen’s Bench
Manitoba
Floods and accidents dominate early 1900s report
Reports from Layton's Station to Dedham and beyond recount drownings in Pennsylvania, levee breaks in Louisiana, floods in Goodrich, a Beheading incident in Dedham, a bridge collapse near Clifton Forge, and jail escapes in Detroit. Fire, mine explosions, ship rescues, and a London Globe note on Henry Longfellow follow, with a court verdict clearing cotton futures gambling charges in Memphis.
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Stoxxetary Hunt
Harber
Jeannette
Scheutze
Irkoutskn
Layton
Louisiana
Goodrich
Dedham
Masa
John Sul-ivan Cearly
Chesapouka & Ohio Road
Chfton Forge
Dorsey Aunt Brady
Washington
Detroit
Minne Marx
Henry W. Lonorent
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Mass
Appleton Chapel
C Everett
Rexbury
Masga
Laurel Run
Wilkesbarre
London Globe
Henry W. Longfellow
England
America
Memphis Board of Trade
Tennessee Brokerage Association
Search Plan for Missing Explorers at Lena Delta
Secretary Hunt outlines a six month relief and supply plan to locate Lieutenants Da Long and Chipp. Three search parties operate from Belin and Two Crosses with depots at Belin Provarnia and Bukohoff, moving along Lena branches toward Upper Belun and the coast, aided by Captain Guenbeck and local personnel. The operation targets March start and February 15 provisioning, with reindeer flesh and fish secured seasonally.
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Pfert
Maren'ss
Hunt
Lena
Irkoutsk
Beltin
Leti
Belin
Moont Jat
Sisteranke
Bulecour
Bulcour
Slsteranke
Ceth Centerie
Slateranke
Quivina
Provarnia
Lega
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Barkin
Asterda
Bucoff
Bight
Bacoff
Oine
North Cape
Jana River
Tana
Tchenkoff
Bukohoff
Peter Kolonkin
Siberikoff
Guenbeck
Melville
Guegbreek
William CF Ninderman
Bukehoff
James Bartlett
Rolenkin
Belua
Tehentrof
Gro
W. Mervente
P A Engloecer
Terrible Railroad Disaster Near Blamarik CT
A Mandan to Bismarck Tribone special reports a wreck on the Sweet Brier Creek line. A flat car broke its head truck causing a chain of crashes. eight died and many were injured. survivors faced fire and chaos as cars plunged into the river and were destroyed. Names of the dead and the scene are described in detail. Also noted is the death of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow at age seventy five and a brief tribute to his contributions.
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Biamanex
Mandan
Bismarck Tribone
Taylor
Blamarik
Soapstone Cut
Sweet Brier Creek
Sweet Brier Station
Sweet Brier
Trea
Tralin
Tventy
Hernea
Ole Johnson
Thomas Wilson
William Watson
J. McCormick
Thomas Grady
Henry W. Snetelows
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Portland
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Europe
Outre Mer
Ticknor
Harvard University
Harvard
Cambridge
Oxford
Washington
Bruges
Miles Blandish
Isin
Flower de Luce
Chronicler
Newa
Whittaker Court Martial Disposition Announced
The Adjutant General’s office releases the ruling on Cadet Johnson Whittaker of the United States Military Academy. The court found two charges proven, but the President disapproved the findings and orders Whittaker released from arrest with a dishonorable discharge the sentence, plus fines and hard labor. The President cited improper admission of handwriting expert evidence as a key error in the proceedings.
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Washington
Ad ntant-General
Johnson Whittaker
United States Milities Academy
Whittaker
Cahart of Inquiry
West Point
United States
Martal
Science and Industry Highlights Innovations and Farming Shifts
The article cites steam dangers in brick chimneys and lauds Sibley Factory value and regu lar operation. It notes inventions from artificial mother of pearl to telelogue signaling and urges entomology as pest control, cassava cultivation for glucose, and oil-based combustion studies with varied timings.
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Sibley Cotton
Augugtés Gathi
Vavoret Iuindred
Eeane
Ita Ca
Est
Urkestan
Samarkand
Niatty Kourgan
Karl Gehmis
Berne
Gaumet
Twenty-seventh Regiment
France
North
Amerca
N. Y. Tribune
California
N. Y
PITH AND POINT Jokes and anecdotes from various papers
A collage of brief quips ranging from a man swallowing a nail to Clara Louise Kellogg postponing singing due to marriage. Miscellany includes a pomological riddle about apples, a $10 fine for arm around two women, Wall Street excitement, a child wanting heaven for pennies, blush theories, Frank Mayo in Streets of New York, offhand jokes about flat futures, and a prayer tale from Oil City girl.
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Iirshcliff
Massachusetts
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wall Street
Treasuryuilding
M V
New Haven Register
Frank Mayo
New York
Philadelphia Bulletin
Willameport Sun and Banner
Philadelphia News
Sammy
Oil City
City
Derrick
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