Congressional Debates Mark Extra Session Proceedings
The senate and house engage in a string of actions with emphasis on a suspendment of the Journal, the New York bridge bill, and a general push on the bankruptcy and embezzlement penalties. Executive confirmations of ambassadors and customs collectors occur alongside discussions of the Union Pacific railroad and silver repeal.
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Senate
House
New York
Iate
Mutohlor
Pennsylvania
J. J. van Alex
Italy
Kilbreth
Union Pavitic Railroad
Peffer
Kan
Allver
Jones and Stewart
Nevada
Teer
Colorado
Oates
United States
Multifold late 19th century disasters and notices reported
A collision of two freight trains on a Delaware bridge at Yardley and Trenton Junction, N D, killed five tramps. A park police officer in New York died from gas asphyxiation. a fourth victim reportedly could not recover. Dr Graves, the poisoner, was rumored alive in jail. Laborers died in a trench cave-in at Homeland Pa. Various banking, political, and social notices follow, including a monument unveiling in Trenton NJ and a note on a wreck near Battle Creek Mich. Minor events include a new bank presidency, a poisoning retrial, a pacing record, and a school panic in Washington.
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Delaware
Yardley
Trenton Junction
N. d
New York Park
Central Park
New York City
Denver
Col
Homestead
NM. M. Watts
Fourth National Bank of Cincinnati
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
Trenton
Washington
Hopkinsville
Boopy
Brooklyn
Coney Island
C. W. Wruts
Saginaw
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Faulk County
T Wan
William Pettit
Indiana
Supreme Court
May Mansur
Nashville
Colorado
D. C
Parnca Kanney
Syracuse
N. Y
Pacific Express
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Battle Creek
Our Bank of Silverton
Silverton
Cal
Charles Swit
Oscar Walton
Walton
Ind
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Wintiam Marngat
St. Paul
Gxyenal Schofield
Secretary of War
William B. Hathaway
Cincinnati
Meriden
Nathaniel R. Thompson
de Smet
S. du
United States
Reading
N. J
Nasturge
G A. Hanks
Seven Corners Bank
Mion
Western Traffic Association
Patrick Burk
Sterling
William Hallex
Stephen Wray
Eula
Tenn
Mi1iLs
Buchanan
North Birmingham
Ala
Auditor of the Treasury
Post Office Department
Strarron & Wurri
Electrion
General Implement
Fort Worth
Tex
Expiover
Indiana Midland Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cleveland & Marietta Railroad
Ohio
Texas
Longview
Bantowin
California
Bas
Fort Wayne
Monroeville
Sioux Falls
Harry Lacey
Lidia Bunker
Providence
R. I
Dunne
Wesey C. Brerry
John W. Mackey
San Francisco
Wratten
James Stone
New Jewkins
Clybourne County
William Burke
Tassim
Frankenthal, Freudenthal & Co
Des Moines
Jonnn GaunLe
Pikeville
Rosa Boring
Osceola
Nob
Kansas
Cherokee Strip
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ture
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Martin Foy
Clinton
Dannemora
Henrietta ‘Wilson
Saratoga
Geonor Hunpanx
Tacoma
Wash
A. J. Wagner
Ripley
Andrew KeiMnin
Citisen
Henriette Krimbill
Gronce Meyer & Co
New York
Madison Aq
Crime Highlights and Disasters Across the Nation
A roundup of violent deaths, arrests, and disasters. Executions in De Smet and multiple killings including Mrs McMichaels near South Bend. Rail crashes, train blunders, factory fires, bank embezzlement cases, and oiling of former officials amid a wave of misfortune. The era’s turbulent episodes touch readings from New Jersey to New York and beyond.
Prominent Baxter County residents indicted for old law swearing
A dispatch lists indictments against William Griffith and a son of Robert Flynn among Baxter County citizens for swearing in public. other items mention lynching allegations in Roanoke, Va. and a Corkery livery stable fire in Le Mars. Also noted are notable deaths and international events.
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Tyrow
Atkinsville
William Griffith
Dennis
Martin Flynn
Robert
Wyatt
Baxter C County
Smith
Roanoke
Corkery
le Mars
Adelaide Crittenden
Clayhultebee, Alg
Senate moves toward vote on silver bill amid Southern opposition
Reports say Southern senators abandon fight to block the measure and will let a vote proceed in a day or two. The House is busy debating a uniform bankruptcy system.
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United States
Senate
Knox Point
Michigan
Supreme Court
Mississippi Valley Road
New Orleans
Gxonex
Benjamin Guirriru
D.D
American Baptist Publication Society
Pattadelphia
Indiana & Illinois Southern
Effingham
Til
Fountsen
Order
Louiaville
Senate Ends Silver Fight Dropping Plan for Vote
The silver republicans and democrats reach a decision to drop the fight against the repeal bill and allow a vote as early as possible. The Voorhees bill would substitute for the house measure and maintain a dollar with equal value of gold and silver, amid amendments from many senators.
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WasuIneron
Harris
Tenn
Silver Democrats
Silver Republicans
Senate
Voorhees
Aldrich
Dubois
House
Ua Directa
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Vest
Senator Vest
Committee On Finistiee
Faullner
Peffer
Call
Vance
Blackburn
Cleveland
Lodge
Trouble Ahead In Wallet Pocket Mystery
On Sunday morning Mr Bingo frets over his new coat pocket unable to reach his hand inside while on the back porch Bobby laments hiding chewing gum and wishes for another hiding spot in this brief Clothier and Furnisher item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bingo
Bobby
Steuben News: Travel, Health, and Social Happenings
Farmers busy harvesting corn. Ben Bursellis ill with rheumatism. Edward Monier left for Iowa. Mrs Sarah Tanquary visiting Sheffield. Win Monier in Chicago with family. Weasley and Jonnie Watkins at the world’s fair. Odells visiting the white city. Addison Tanquary improving at home. Revival meetings at Steuben church closed. Thomas Sargent visiting Nashville, Missouri. Young people attend Bedford party. Roy Francis to lead bible study at Bethel. Bethel gathering Friday evening. Electa Sargent and Augustus Garrett united at Sargent home. Choy visits Chicago for a few days. Bride from Steuben. wedding guests wish them happiness.
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Willard Odell
White City
Addison Tanquary
Steuben Church
Thomas Sargent
Nashville
Geo Bedford
Roy Francis
Bethel
Bethel Church
Electa Sargent
Augustus Garrett
Slenry Sargent
Choy
Chicago
Steuben
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Apeil Ath
HikAart
Feld
Miles
Powell's Drug Store
Henry
Lcker Furniture
Fink
Ae O Buy
Itore
Net
Irapery Doert
AML
Tucker Furniture
South Adams
Peoria, Il
Aganey
Né& CO
Broadway
Bureau
America
Poe
Brostwar
The
Benry
Orepublican-T
Junta & Coykuia
Roscoe Conkling
Utica
Lucy “Stoxx
Temperance Adoote
Dorchester
Mass
Congress
Denis F. Buner
Punwip Scuarr
Saiz WirexeLer
Philadelphia
Rockford, Ill
Georgia
Henry Mironeny
West
Racine
Wis
Joan P. Bnooxs
New York and
New Jersey
United States Secret Service
Newark
Chartes F. Gounop
Paris
Volga
Russia
Kaslofska
Shanghai
Joan Thomas Cuarret
London
England
Cunard
Lucanin
Queenstown
Rio Grande Do Sul
Abbacy
Eiyops
Marshal MacMahon
Hotel Des Invalides
Hugh Dempsey
Robert Heatty
PriamunGy
Hugh &. Dempsey
Homestead Turing
Board of
Bardarburg
Wempsey
Beltty
Riverside Penitentiary
Knights of Iuabor
Dempsacy
Frances
Tamma
Woolerton
Yallerby
Mr. Woolertoeh
Gunnerton
Apoe
Hracelet
Ted
Modernadene
Demoret
Orier
Leof
Bealtes
Demorest
W. Jennings Demorest
Renermaire
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Mercury
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Uileo
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