Interesting News Compilation of Congressional Debates and Domestic Dispatches
A dense summary of U S congressional activity with Senate debate on the Presidents message and tariff measures, and House discussion of tariff bills. Domestic items include fires, murders, burglaries, accidents, and notable trials with regional incidents across St Louis, Delphos, Springfield, and Topeka.
Turbulent Weather and Disasters Toll Across States
Reports from Minnesota, Dakota, and Texas describe floods, storms, and a railway wreck injuring nineteen near White House. Drownings occur in multiple states and a fatal mill explosion in Rushville Indiana. National news notes bank suspensions, fires, earthquakes, and political nominations amid a broad late April 1889 snapshot.
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Emily
Ogden Canyon
Minnesota
Dakota
White House
Ee Ey
Deroit
New Haven
Conn
Ita
Dwane Steven
Brooklyn
Racis Nas
Mra
Charles Snyder
Grove City
Becaus
P. Linz & Co
New York City
Biggs and
Stockton
Cal
Governor Gray
Indiana
Mra Ann Longnercker
Women’s Reformatory
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Washington
Florida
Yankton
Vesuvius
Navy
Philadelphia
Congress
Tne
South End Bank
Columbus
United States
Avanade Garden
New York
Texas
Red River
Santa Fe
Des Monnca
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
L . Willliam J. Jamiaron
Cheboygan
Mich
Chamel E Simons
Samuel Tilden
Antu Yates
Prank Yates
Carthage
Rushville
Ind
New England
Port Harford
Fatat
Woodmont
Santee Stevens
Monroe (Conn
Glens Falls
Tweedy Manufacturing Company
Danbury
Thera
Clevelanp
Great Sioux
National Park Bank
Adhult
Charles L Debaun
Indiana Democrats Nominate Slate at State Convention
The Indiana Democrats met in Indianapolis on the 20th and nominated Courtland GQ Matson for Governor and William R. Myers for Lieutenant Governor. Other nominees included Thomas B. Byrnes for Treasurer and Robert W. Miers for Secretary of State, with judges and delegates named to the national convention. The delegates were instructed to support Gray for Vice President.
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Tex
Mads
Illinois
J. T. Henderson
Louis E Payson
Kansas
E W. Benson
Maine
A. Boutello
Iowa
Des Moines
James Mickelwall
R. H. Dollivers
Malcom Smith
Supreme Court
E O, Sharpe
Union Labor Party of Illinois
Decatur
Willie W. Camargo
Charles Dixon
Chicago
Bert Btowart
George W. Collings
Evanston
Newson Dinarxy, Jr
Congress
Republicana
Maina
Clinois
Robert R Hitt
Curuexce & Lozer
New York City
Cranuss J. Fenguson
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Granage TE. Apasis
Olinoia
Sera Thomas
Thomaston
Conn
Rosaniz Berne
Beebe
Elkhart
Ind
John J Brown
Tax Union Labor Party of Arkansas
Little Rock
C. M. Norwood
Democrats of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Courtland GQ Matson
William R. Myers
Thomas B. Byrnes
Robert W. Miers
W. E Niblack
George Hawk
Allen Zollars
Voorhees and Turple
John J. Shanklin
John Bass
Gray
Bangor
Blaine
League of Republican Clubs
Lancaster
Freemason Prince of Wales Installed Grand Master in London
News from London reports the Prince of Wales enthroned for a fifteenth time as Grand Master of Freemasons on the 25th. The 27th brings details of sugar and drought impacts in various regions, a Rome decree against campaign plans, a ship collision off the Isle of Wight with thirteen drowned, and executions in Ireland and Cuba.
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London
Prince of Wales
Freemasons
Quen Victornia
William
Cuba
Frederick
Germany
Tr Pope
Rome
Smyrna
Isle of Wight
Daniel Monranty
Daniel Hayes
Traleo
Ireland
James Fitzmaurice
Manuel BanTeLua
Miguel Gonzales
Damanhour
Egypt
Bunotans
Munich
Public debt figures and varied 19th century items
A late news digest reports total public debt at 1700 485 870 with cash balances in treasury and decreases through April. It notes a pardon petition for anarchists, immigration arrivals at Castle Garden, California convention actions, a Hungary tied execution, and Democratic conventions. Other items include a New York Methodist conference start, a Mississippi duel, railway strike status, a 103 year old birthday, and legislative bills on yellow fever and tariffs.
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Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway
Chate- Worth
Mur Knogxapena
Harlem
N. C
Jack Crow
George Moss
Owen D. Hui
Fort Smith
Ark
Indian Territory
Yohn B. Biscos
Leonardtown
R P Divon
Jack Prater
Columbia, & C
Andrew Jackson
Jasper Davis
Columbia
P. C
A. R Parsons
Chicago
Monroe
O'Fallon
Kleos
Igmaly
Piganow Stour
Richmond
Swagh
William
Gs. Peleon
Memphis
Tenn
Trenteen
Inj
Nanny
Mary Wilson
Oglesby
Vielden
Schwab
Denno
Castle Garden
New York
Sacramento
James Blaine
Hugary Pore
Summerville
Gia
Concord
St. Louis
Cleveland
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bowman
Trg Democrats
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Jackson
Miss
Wirt Adams
John Martin
Dstasissippian
Isl
Trenton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Puenexa Jonsson
Aurora
Kansas
J. RM. Anderson
Beventh
E. R. Peters
Jr Hanks
Simmons
Vicksburg
Pittsburgh
United States Senate
United States
Finance Committee
Ingalls
Newater‘Voorhees
Ind
Melville Fuller Named Chief Justice of United States
President Cleveland nominates Melville W. Fuller of Chicago for Chief Justice. Senate confirmation expected easily with support from Western Democrats and Republicans. Fuller, born 1833 in Maine, long a Chicago lawyer and political figure, has declined prior federal posts and is celebrated by peers. news from Washington, Chicago, and New York reflects broad approval.
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Senate
Regan Pertee
Eugax
House
Pongstown
Yon
Melville Fuller
Calcago
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland
Supreme Bench
Melville W. Buller
Chicago
Wasurxotos
Melville W. Fuller
Committee On the Judiciary
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Hoar
Ingalls
Wilson
Evarts
Pugh Coke
W. George
Fuller
United States
Civil Service Commission
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Pacific Railroad Commission
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Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Supreme Court
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Phelps
Miller
Justice Field
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Cariaco
New York
Mearville
Augurnta
New England
Bowduin
Bangor
Harvard University
Boia
Stephen A. Douglas
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