Copyright talk and country editors clash over news laws
A Washington dispatch analyzes how country editors clash with metropolitan papers over proposed copyright for daily news. The piece argues the bill would create a monopoly, cripple rural papers, and harm public access, while detailing reactions from The Cincinnati Enquirer and The Sun. It notes the Democratic Congressional Committee formed a campaign slate with members from multiple states and outlines the appointed list.
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Wasurgens
Watterson
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Cireniano
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Sanicy
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Papas
Olver
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Enquirer
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House of Represntatives
Associated Frew
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Aforisaid
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Engdirer
New York News
Chicago
San Francisco
Iple
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Battle Front Movements and Telegraph Reports
On February 24 reports from various locations describe heavy activity as British forces prepare a forward movement with about 8,000 troops and engagements near Fort Baker. Simultaneous dispatches note a battle near Trinkitat and references to Gen. Graham's troops, with unclear outcomes. Diplomatic news covers the death of Hon. William H. H. Huot in St. Petersburg and reactions from Russian officials.
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Trinkitat
Lowspan
Gon. Graham
War Office
Réuter
Mir
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St. Petersburg
Sv Perce
William H.H. Huot
Navy
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Aileirs
Russia
Trassian
Washington
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Maat
Routh Caroling
Louisiana
Yale College
New Orleans
Randall
Thamas Hunt
Union Caus
Intourney General
Packard
Wasthington
Garfield
Dondas
Feter Bax
Balticore Strout Pavvive
Ganpowder River
Wilkesbarre
William ©. Bull
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Charley Norton
America
Billy Edwards
Puri Association
Metropolitan Opera House
Thak ‘Baiiding
Chicago
Seip Mabecripons
Cannons Fentieg
Vaklant County
Mich
Sapas
Aqmanien
Patter
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Weouhntl
Heart Coot
Leone
Pater Lansing
Ketowts
Saucdare
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Waanty Neva
Yalaanlo News
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Ita
Devonport
L. Snonan
Hannibal
Aoyé
Otto Rotke
Titan
Walles
Tom Weel
W. R. Law
Mansfeld
Tec
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Tragic Fire on Stanton Street Claims Van Riper Family
A deadly blaze at 326 Stanton Street in New York traps Cornelius Van Riper, his wife, and three children in a top-floor apartment. Firefighters recover charred remains including a boy in his nightdress. The widow, mortally injured, dies shortly after, as neighbors and police recount a scene of smoke and tragedy.
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James Coward
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York
Stanton Street
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Cruckusa
van Ripers
Jennie
Albert van Riper
van Riper
Cornelius
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Babes
van Piper
Charles Carpenter
Paxis
Indianapolis and &J. Bouls
Lindsey
Whalen's Curve
Frank Lindsey
Springfield
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Eotowor
HH. Kirebgmaber
W. MC. Swisher
T. W. Alligon
Bagga Teanster
Joe Merritt
Paris
Amts
Tobia Turner
Batwoo
Crook Iske
Manitoba
WB. Cash
Calumbls
Union
Jackson
Mich
Bissouri
Sis
New Haven
Ron
Christian Prete
Allentown
Muhlenberg College
Sway
Monongaheia
Mount Camp de Brichanton
San Fransisco
Thomas Cornell
Chipp
Jeanette
Simneman
California
Hous Committee
Pratt-Abbott
New Jersey
Palttie Cne
Kingston
B. C
Charles Bray
John Hussey
Recorder
Debates on Pensions and Civil Service Report Claimed
February debt reduction tops reports while President Arthur praises civil service reform and urges further legislation The House committees approve post office pay readjustments and leave of absence for carriers amid debate on rail mail contracts and interstate commerce regulations Deep political notes from Ohio and New York discuss figures like Sherman Hancock and Dix in contrasting state campaigns plus a dramatic Civil War prank involving Hindman and a courier hoax.
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New York
Pennbyivats
Ohio
Todiana
Ilinois
Hlinois
Blaine
Geo Sherman
Arthur
John Sherman
Gresborn & Bon
Harriacu
Lincoln
Foster
Calon
Washborn
Warnerville
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Edanuods
Logan
Fiicock
Harrison
Hawley
Gresham
Owawa
Neb
Republican
Nebraska
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Nebrasks
Bisina
Aaroneahi
Conndling
Gen. Eberman
Barrison
Roy Grant
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Senate
Julius Staibel
Shanghai
William Wella
District of
Vermont
Hes
House Committee On Appropriations
House Committee On Elections
Manzares
Manzares-Lana
New Mexico
Conger
Washington
House Committee On Post Offices
House Committee On Commerce
The Wand of Progress in the South
An essayistic reflection on the South’s transformation through railways and immigration. It extols steam and steel rails, southern harbor potential, and future growth while recounting a comic anecdote about Schuyler Colfax and John Morissey over committee assignments.
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Sorn Burn
Rhode Island
New York
Europe
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Gisantie
Great Northwest
Southern
Northern
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Virginia
Westmard
Carlisle
Schuyler Colfax
John Morissey
Morisacy
Colfax
Speaker
Chorissey
Gure
Pat Morissey
Committee On Revolutionary Pensions
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Young Township
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