Tariff bill moves through Senate talks in Washington
Washington dispatch outlines House Ways and Means plans to handle the tariff bill within ten days after Senate changes. Debate rules may be invoked to close discussion if it drags, with references to conference and committee steps, expected printing of the revised bill, and appointment of House conferees.
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Washington
Senate
Ways and Means
House
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Ways and Means Committee
Crisp
Quthwait
Durrowa
Tinlea
Anya
Debata
Courae
Smallpox Fear Spurs Chicago Health Push
A sensational report from neighboring states says Chicago faced a worsening smallpox outbreak. Special agents urged quarantine, 4000 vaccinators were mobilized, physicians doubled, and a police detail prepared as a four square mile district, with resistant, crowded areas and widespread disease signs, tested health officials.
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Yankins
Mannee
Health Department
Movement to inaugurate non-sectarian religious gatherings
A proposed Evangelical movement plans a winter series of non-sectarian religious gatherings across major cities led by Dr E A Hredhey and supported by bishops Whitaker Paret and Potter and preacher Moody. Weekly Washington services start eight weeks before Lent with daily sessions in Episcopal and other churches, featuring renowned preachers from the US and Britain.
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E. A. Hredhey
St. Aones
New York City
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Whitaker
Philadelphia
Paret
Baltimore
Potter
New York
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Washington
Greer
Lyman K. Beecher
Great Britain
Renta
Tax on sugar debated in Senate committee vote
The Senate considered a sugar tax with a committee amendment and a party line vote. Aldrich urged approval while several named senators split aye and no as the measure advanced, amid intense debate on the tariff and duties.
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Fenate
Weill
Esilay
Aldrich Demarndayd
Veta
Suger
Iron Hat
Quay
Irhy
Allen Ad Kyla
Aya
Paterne
Tan
Tra
Arlen
Coordine
Palmer
Yate
ChoTrHiAg
Paacn
Jlerry
Nfarrin
Trah
Hlanchard
Tishoan
Caffoey
Irby
Haneoo
Call
Aarrin
Kaach
Camden
Domestark
Smith
Cockrell
Arla
Vent
Danial
McPheron
Vi Aarhers
Fawkner
Mitchell
Wiaj
Walen
Ganrga
Murphr
White
SATA
Aldrich
Hale
Pefter
Albann
Hawley
Perzin3
Carer
Migenia
Plath
Chandlers
Hoar
Power
Unilom
Barge
Vraetar
Dubois
Amfeticore
Rhawp
Frye
Morrahi
Feller
Gallfoger
Multiple local incidents reshape towns A through Z
A jumble of 19th century items notes deaths by poisoning and stabbing near Tokio Wishita Deadville and Poughkeepsie. Railroad washouts reopen lines on the Fiersnes Crinyon Creek route. The City of Madison steamer sinks in the Ohio River with passengers rescued. Legal actions include a $825,000 assault suit in New York and a five year prison term for embezzlement.
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Hes
Groven Parker
Tokio
Wishita
Kan
Butterfield
Kansas City
Tuxcelsior Springs
Deadville
Col
Wiliam Miles
George Sechinn
Fiersnes
Crinyon Creek
Madison
Ohis
Pa JM. TL Dew
Madison Lake
H.ne Barth County
Minn
Cappo
Columbia
Maawonn Crane
Venlist Adal Maisner
New York
Husky F. Batchelor
Tivlena
Moant
Ai A
Coxey
Commonweal
Massillon
Qhin Ea
William
Ammache
Poughkespsia
Ferraro Adamaro
Adamaro
Cleveland & St. Louis
Batesville
Ind
Tom Haley
Michael Cunningham
Navy Department
Thingie Iron Works Leopte
Rioters Arrested as Seventh Regiment Clears Mount Olive
Deputy marshals and militiamen clash with strikers in Mount Olive to enforce the Columbus coal-pipeline order. Forty arrests reported with more expected as non English speaking miners are rounded up. Troops occupy Zion Church yard while authorities plan broader warrants and train service enforcement.
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Columbus
Mount Olive
United States
Chicago
Altveld
Boys In Blue
Altgeld
Brnton
Henry Hillier
Traffe
Tts
Zion Evangelist Church
Marshal Glinton
W. Q. Allen
United States District Court
Springfield
Colby
Marshal Grinton
Flier
Marchals
Tha Grand
Marshal Brinton
Carlinville
Des Moines Rapids Water Power Project Moves Forward
A large Des Moines area plan to harness Mississippi river power advances with a signed contract for canal and power station work. Engineers aim to drive turbines and generators to supply Keene and nearby communities, with a 1,600 foot long wall and a wide canal starting at Larrys Creek to create electrical energy for regional industry.
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Des Moines Rapids
Edward
Keene
Mississippi River
Rapiis
James Anthony
Rapica
Silinsis
Larrys Croek
Senora Stone
Yarcos
Nis Wanis
Salvador Overthrow by Revolution Leads to Ezeta's Downfall
The Salvador government is toppled after a month long revolution led by Gen Rafael Gutierrez. President Gen Carlos Ezeta and Vice President Gen Amonio Ezeta are noted as casualties of the upheaval with Ezeta now a fugitive.
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Salvador
Rebata
Carlos Ezeta
Hus
Amonio Ezeta
Rafael Gutierez
Ezeta
Fultiva
Gan
Menundes
Salvadoran Crisis Ends with Ezeta Ousted Vote
The article recounts political turmoil in El Salvador with Ezeta challenged by rival generals Carlos and Antonio Feeta. Congress ratified the army’s choice as Ezeta was ousted while Antonio Feeta, named vice president, and Gen Jivein led reforms and progress including roads parks and telephones. The piece notes the dangers of one man rule and Ezeta’s eventual demise.
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Ezeta
Salvador
Jivein
Antonio
Gen. Tevata
Auto Crata
Daring Plan to Link Gulf of Mexico to Hudson Bay
Representative McCleary proposes a joint U S Canadian survey to connect the Gulf of Mexico with Hudson Bay via a waterway from the Minnesota River to the Red River headwaters and Winnipeg River. He argues shared action could open a canal linking Hed and Minnesota rivers, despite Winnipeg River rapids. Also noted is Mrs. William J. Gartz of New York diagnosed as violently insane after vaccination, now in Bellevue Hospital.
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Wweos
En Hay
Gulf of Inxirn
McCleary
Alinheauta
Gulf of Mexico
Hudson Bay
United States
Minnesota River
Red River
Big Stone
Hed
Minnesota
Ited
Winniog River
North Dakota
Winnipeg
Winnipeg River
Winnipegs River
William J. Gartz
New York City
Shy Levan
Bellevue Hospital
Storm winds and lightning kill pastor in Bugbeam area
A severe storm near Aledo Illinois caused multiple fatalities and extensive damage. The Rev B T Farguson pastor of the United Presbyterian Church at Bugbeam was instantly killed by lightning. A barn burned after being struck by lightning and a horse and cows died. Hail injured others while fruit and shade trees suffered. Elsewhere storms destroyed a factory in Elwood Indiana and caused crop losses across Huntington and Scott counties.
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Aledo
B. T. Farguson
United
Gropa
Til
L. CG. Detwiler
Joss
O. T. Fergu
United Presbyterian Church
Sunbeam
Frank Harvey
Harvey
Elwood
Ind
Quick City Iron and Steel Works
Huntington County
East Tawas
Mich
Davenport
Scott County
Creston
Iowa
Oscar Watson
Locust Swarm Disrupts Trains Near Pompton and Avonel
A massive swarm of seventeen year locusts blankets New Jersey towns Pompton and Avonel with millions of insects alighting on trees and trains. Passengers report windows filled with pests as crews struggle to keep cars clear. Quarantine orders extend to Louisville New Albany and Jeffersonville.
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Pompton Lake
Incusts
Avenel
Louisville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Kelly
Death Notice of Wincreus Dabney Deputy Collector
Wincreus Dabney deputy collector for the port of New York and head of the warehouse division died suddenly of apoplexy at the elevated station on Third Avenue in New York.
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Wincreus Dabney
Port of New York
Custom House
Third Avenue
New York
Senate and House Proceedings Highlight Key Legislation
Senate discussion on coal free list and taint bill. House notes Speaker Crisp ill, Bailey acting. Deficiency bill with 90,593 appropriation. rail ticket changes pass. Senate ratifies Yankton Sioux treaty. treaties and anti option debate continue with speeches for and against. Adjournments and routine orders filed as sessions proceed.
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Senate
Hill
Crisp
House
Bailey
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Sayers
Brian
South Dakota
Minnesota
White Earth
Red Lake
Comiles
Sibley
Aldricy
Fletcher
Peffer
Howe
Adjodra- Tueubon
Gil
Messrs
Geordiner
Walker and Harter
Wichardance
Michigan
Billa Ware
Alaska
Alahama
Dius
Taggumetas
Hit
Mesers
Grarmegger
Wheeler
Stunk- Sala
Yearre
Koot
Menate
Souster Kyte
Hari
Khawe Ute
Penalana
Ponstags
Anilesa
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Michael Brennan
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Uison
Stilleater
Erauso
Cir
Taambars
Ae Cnard
Federal MI
Cmeers
Carlos
Antonio Feeta
Sta Ue
Prostians
Forus
Patorgon
N. J
Pomphin
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