Legislative actions and domestic events unfold across 19th century session
The proceedings detail Senate votes on river and harbor appropriations over 75 million dollars, a life saving station at Port Huron, a divorce residence rule, and a railroad bridge near Grafton. House actions include recount directives in Illinois election case Rinaker Downing and pension bill approvals. Domestic items cover a Dupont Senate seat dispute, Cuban belligerency talks, and various crime and financial notes with multiple states cited.
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Senate
Port Huron
Mich
Illinois River
Grafton
Rinaker-Downing
Ilinois
Committee On Elections
Dupont
Henry A. Dupont
Delaware
Rep
Bacon
Congress
Gallinger
N. H
House
Morgan
Alabama
Committee On Banking and Currency
Multitude of Disasters and Trials Reported Across Cities
Reported hangs, cyclone deaths in Sherman and Howe, and wrecks from Blue Island to Nahant. Crimes include Altfred Fields’s hanging in Chicago and a Kansas City saloon knife fight. Gov Altgeld backs free silver. Markham hotel fire in Atlanta. Telegraphed minutes at New York exposition. Rockford Watch Co. liabilities. Numerous deaths from storms, fires, gas, and lightning across states. legal and corporate adjustments noted.
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Altfred G. Fields
Chicago
Ellen Randolph
Nightingale
Hamlin
Buffalo
N. Y
Louisville
Sherman
Tex
Howe
Tan ' At
Gribble Springs
Justin
Altgeld
Markham Hotel
Atlanta
New York
Tokio
San Francisco
Vancouver
Montreal
Canso
Supreme Council of the American Protective Association
Washington
J. W. Echols
Maj. McKinley
John Hornbuckle
Stone Steward
Platte County
Leavenworth
Kanzi
Henry Bolln
Omaha
Neb
Nemnaha
Marshall
Cloud
Kansas
Blue Island
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Holden
Charles
Cook
Mary D. Ayer
Lake Michigan
Onioko
Grosse Point
Williams
Anderson Jones
Elva
Jacob Iless
Lindsay, O
Anna Devaney
Fort Daag
Elmer Atherton
Rockford
W. Price
Longfellow
Nahant
Mass
Baptist Church
United States
Asbury Park
N. J
Supreme Court of the
Louisiana
B. F. Young
Detroit
Kansas City
Khan
Lansing
Mich
Bement & Sons
Edward Nelson & Co
Columbus
76 Years Old and Vigorous From La Grippe Testimony
A Courier-Herald report from Saginaw details elderly victims of the La Grippe and their aftereffects. Testimonies from Akron and Columbiaville recount dramatic recoveries after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Veterans like BE G Matthews and Neil Raymond describe long battles with inflammatory rheumatism and paralysis improving after treatment. The piece highlights claims of renewed strength, mobility, and farm work ability following the pills.
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la Grippe
Etecu
Bay City
Michigan
Tuscola County
Akron
Neil Raymond
Columbiaville
Lapeer Co
Mchigan
Courier-Herald
Raymond
Lincoln
BE. G. Matthews
Ohio Infantry
Matthews
Lves
Siete
Courier-Sterald
Fnally
Ohio
Willama
Hull
W3l
S.a
Med. Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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Nelson
Marshfield
Dd CC
el -Til
Mohae Ierend
S.S.S
Swift
Frican
LT Eas
RH. J. Bell
Tenry, In
Bell
Denis
Henry
Hutchins
Siwacd Steoot
Shaeae Heory, Mt
Ely
Warren Ge
Maandare
Hoo
Odre Ing Bros
Sparland
Mortnes J
Thompson & Son
Lacon
Henry Republican
George Kurt
Epstor
Sun
Mor
Ceed
Scott Jackson
Newport
Pearl Bryan
John Abner
Portland
Ind
Sumner National Bank
Wellington
Kan
Santa Barbara
Cal
Oregon
Fitzpatrick
Ripley
Oncar Lyons
South McAlister
J. T
Odd Fellows’ Temple Company
Smithton
Pennsylvania
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Waldo
Wis
John O'Connor
Emil Caspair
John Miller
Treasury
Red Lake
Minnesota
Rhodes
Tipton
Indiana Supreme Court
Bernard Kocsane
James Cadamire
McConplosion
Irwin
Law
The
Saginaw
Will
W. J. Davis
Henry, Itt
Martin L. Coan
Pillsbury’s Best
Bellegal
Horse Shoe Tobacco
Battle Ax Tobacco
California
J. P. Sparling
Henry, Illinois
J-P-Sparbling
Henry, LL
Ortez
Edward Street
School Street
Richard
Franek Baer