Senate Moves and Nominations Amid Executive Session
The Senate debated executive session motions and confirmed numerous nominations including Robert K. Hitt as Assistant Secretary of State and Hiram Price Gown as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Chinese treaties and extradition pacts were ratified, with eighty four nominations finally acted upon as Dawes pressed for Senate officer elections amid Democratic resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Senate
Pendleton
Wea
Robert K. Hitt
Hiram Prica Gown
Albany
United States of Colombia
Aera
Morocco
Sloot
Aap Pan
Sei Gorreuia
Colgoel
Lionel A
Norihern
Om i Eury Fisk
Walter Pholperes
Austria
New York State
Stewart L. Woodford
United States
Asa W. Tonney
Lewis ¥. Payne
Unsa Bipcsbal
Boutham
Clinton D. Mooneal
Ape
Violent Accidents and Criminal News Reported
A jumble of incidents across states includes a train wreck near San Lorenso California killing five Keble children ages eight, fourteen, thirteen, nine, and eleven. Other items cover fires, collapses, executions threats, bond conversions, lead poisoning death, and a large wave of Dakota seedings with record Northwest sowing.
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San Lorenso
Hayward
Central Pacific
Frits Keble
Tom
Uhio
Wait
Waud Reese
New Providence
Lincoln
New Mexico
Wallace
Trécury Department
Washington
Fanny J. Buaxenkrrt
New York
Northwest
Oklahoma Invaders
Wichita
Kan
Payhe Anowuryd
Andhosesia
Jada
Chandley
New York Board of Hedith
Honesdale
Chitragh
Whittaker
Whittaskar
Eiourr-rouk
Chicago
Kingston
N. Y
Auburn
Tiktont 'N
Jack
Screws
Mrs. Delancey
Shenandoah
Craloll
Cavalry moves toward White River amid broader military, finance news
The report notes a six company cavalry patch moving from the contiguous forte to White River. It covers a failed World's Fair project dispatch and looming abandonment. Also mentioned are the First National Bank of Medford's conspiracy case, a sold homestead, a dog bite fatality, a war conference with War Secretary and generals, and a reorganization restoring Gulf Division to Missouri. The American Medical Association Ethics code update and Jacos Brzsow & Co.'s Detroit grain firm bankruptcy are also cited.
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Forte
White River
Brin
Ofaspiracy
Felding
Odexté
McCoxsaxxy
Quincy
Mass
Debora Wentencut
Gulfs
Missouri
Sheridan
Atlantic
Pacific
General McDowell
American Medical Association
New York
Jacos Brzsow & Co
Detroit
Assota
Notable 19th Century News Summary From London and Paris
A long mixed dispatch covers deaths, political shifts, and international events. Died: Joan C. Epcar at Weathardton and Dr. Joan Rota in Oakland. Notable political moves include Garfield's withdrawals in New York and a looming legal clash over Robertson. International notes mention Prussia, Russia, and Irish Land League tensions with resignations and trials.
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Ruy
Joan C. Epcar
Weathardton
Balaklava
l’Rocrox
Ballie Crowley
Bt. Joseph
Jeft
Chicago
Europe
Borroy
New York
Woite
Baltimon
Henry Ward Beecher
Western Maryland Agricultural Society
Sani Bemxuwanor
France
Joan Rota
Oakland
Cal
Conkling
Judge Robertson
Tr Wae
United States
Dawes
New England
Tus Civil Service Reform Association
George Wiliam Curtis
George William Curtis
Benjamin H. Bristow
Howard Potter
Oswald Ottendorfer
George B. McClellan
John Jay
Robert B. Minturn
George B. Butler
Parsipent Garkrlp
George P. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Paris
Anse. Barnes
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
Randolph Btrickland
Michigan
Detroit
Associated Press
Washington
Garfield
Robertson
Conking Haad
Deer Lodge
Moutana
William R. Danson
Joseph Funk
Joseph Blackman
Philadelphia
Starroute
Warrgate
Aleo
Dublin Proclaimed in Disturbance Under Coercion Act
On the night of the 1st Dublin was proclaimed in a state of disturbance under the Coercion act amid great city excitement. A young man named Farrell was dangerously shot for alleged information about storage of arms and resistance to landlord oppression. Reports note rising agrarian crime and unrest across Ireland with police patrols in Elizabethgrad and displaced Jewish families fleeing West Prussia.
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Paris
Vigel
Iva
Vienna
Praréud
Straits of Magellan
LonDon
Maspero
Bakkara
International Monetary Conference
Herr Most
Parla
Revolutionary Committee
Iris
Baltic
Russia
House of Commons
Arsa Land League
Parnell
Sullivan
A Land League
Justin McCarthy
Forsten
Ireland
Canada Southern
Vanderbilt
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Mahmoud Pasha
Noury Pasha
Midhat Pasha
Mehmot Rucdi Pasha
Suleiman Pasha
Murad
Rochefort
Hessy Helfmann
Rusela
Cork
Kilkenny
Kings
Queens
Tom
Arispe
Fremont
Arizona
Dublin
Farrell
Baatin
Argenau
West Prussia
Onder
Elizabethgrad
Lorp Lonspaxyz
Mixed 19th Century News Roundup From Various Regions
The river level at St Louis rose with renewed shipping access as levees reappeared along the business front. Reports note famines and floods across regions, telephony over cables, and a patent in Paris. Global politics include British Conservative leadership hints and Irish tensions after a cemetery incident.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
St. Petersburg
Dover
Calais
Atlantic
Paris
Treasury Department
Washington
China
Court of Pekin
United States Senate
Orangemen
Montreal
Mount Royal Cemetery
Hackett
Orange Committee
Rotcommon
Ireland
Galway
Reichstag
Iva
Saliabury
House of Lords
Spring Hill
Tokio
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Coatrsmart
Osage County
Kansas
Tventy
Ffteen
Nzeven
Tux Czar
Rusais
Illinois Legislative Session Notes and Adjournment Debates
The record covers multiple days of Illinois legislature activity with bills on insane asylums state institutions and prison funding. It notes adjournment motions, votes on appropriation measures, and protests over Speaker rulings. Names like Joliet Penitentiary and various state facilities appear amid debates on taxation, roads, and public holidays.
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Senarx
Elgin Insane Asylum
Sparcett
Bouthera Penitentiary
Kankakee Asylum
Ulinois Southern
Cook County
Atproan
Expresa
Billy
Chantery
Joliet
Renate
Ith
House
Senate
Committee On
State House
Anna
Uera
Washington
Committee On Appropriations
Spring Lake Canal
Grove
Mnols Industrial University
Illinois
Linegar
Tve
Lincgwar
Peeake
Lincgar
BeNatz
T.e
Chicago
Proegkor
Spuibabas
Pido
Waa
Judiciary Committee
Series of Local Accidents and News Briefs From Chicago
Five year old Acuity Bills fell into a seventy foot well in Normal. father retrieved him unharmed. Rumors say Emanuel Siegel's grave was robbed. coffin opened, only sixteen bull snakes found. Springfield square mud cleared to create a farm. Steel mill workers strike for four cents more per hour. Luther Nichols dies in Chicago veteran of 1833 Black Hawk era. Kenogatoes cease order ignored by Walpole, police escort eighty men. Walter Bullock shot dead in El Paso by P. C. Ransom after election remarks. Chicago records 821 weekly deaths, up 80 from prior week. Mrs Ryland dies of epilepsy in singular fashion.
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Bills
Donovan
Emanuel Siegel
Tuxia
Springfield
Steel
Springfeld
Chicago
Luther Nichols
General Scott
Kenogatoes
Harrison
Walpole
South Clark Street
el Paso
Walter Bullock
P. C. Ransom
Springfield Dispatch From The Illinois State Capital
Fragmented county notices and city reports describe accidents deaths and legal cases across Springfield Chicago and surrounding towns. Violent events include a man killed on the Wabash track and another injured by a runaway horse. Officials report legislative discussions on biennial sessions and municipal growth while church and diocese officers are elected and appointed.
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Miss Porten
Springfield Register Iy
Llinoa
Springfield
Lincoln
Second Ward
Corone
James H. Bowrx
Chicago
South
Bowen
Cabinet River
Springfeld
Caledonia Vandeburg
Vandeburp
Tom
Pasenger
Wabash Railroad
South Grand Avenue
Illinois Junction
Wilm
Wilm’s Shaft, At the Junction. His Name Is Given As Benders
Tim
Benders
Joseph Vasconcellos
Wabash Machine Shops
Tg Adelbert- Rurke
Clark
Cook County
Criminal Court of
Joliet
Kev Dr Lorimer
Emil Mathére
Louis Otzen
Andrew Emith
Tum
Alsekuil
Centralia
Offleeta
Firet
D. W Potter
Willam Reynolds
Peoria
CG Link
Paria
C. M. Eames
Jacksonville
Fifh
Toronto
Unt
B. F. Jacobs
Hidgway
C.M. Eames
Mies Lacy Rider
McFadden
C. W. Jerome
BY. George
C.w Jerome
H. T Cunderham
Aampr
B. F Jacobs
Bslolz
Rock Island
Dicossan Council
Diocese of
J. D. Easter
D. W. Dresser
W. H. Moore
H Treat
R. P. Johnston
A. McKim Dubos
Delawatea
J.D Easter
F. W. Taylor
E. A. Larrabee
William Oilis
J. H. Condee
L. Burrows
B. A. Folley
J D. Foster
D. W. Dreiser
P. Simpson
Mosara
Folley
Johnston
Burrows
Condee
K. Stryker
Charles EB. Hay
Board of Missions
EK. M. Pecke
F. W. Haskins
A EL Wells
William J. Quinlan
H. H. Condes
H. D. Moss
E M. Pecke
Earthquake Changes Building Response In Bucharest Hotel
A recent Bucharest earthquake altered ground conditions beneath buildings. The Grand Hotel on Principe Street shows no cracks but now vibrates with passing vehicles, producing a sawtooth motion identical to the quake and swaying pictures.
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Bucharest
Buchareat
Grand Hotel Boulevard
Principe Street
Iis
Adden
Frontier Courage in Death of Miner Anderson
A Lake City World reprint recalls the burial of miner Anderson who died alone in the mountains. Fourteen men carried his body over snow to a toll gate and Del Norte in wagons, honoring a comrade with a Christian burial and a testament to frontier friendship across oceans and distant homes.
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Anderson
Summit
Iol Norte
del Norte
Ogen
James
Abdio
Sweden
America
Lake City
Col
The Situation in Russia and London Bird Nests
A St Petersburg correspondent warns the Russian crisis deepens as peasants awaken and a steady hand is needed while the Emperor hides at Gatschina. Meanwhile two crows nest in a central London plane tree amid sparrow roosts and San Francisco records a seismic convulsion.
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St. Petersburg
Haurssa
Holm
Ltth
Stursin
Eco
Revolutionary Party
Hussia
Black Sea
Danube
Amoor
Gatschina
Varisuta
Doahokxoff
Russia
City of
St. Paul's Churchyard
London
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Zreary Republican
Geo. Burt, Iz. Mather
Ofa
The
Staee
Acta
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