The World's History in the National Senate and House
A roundup of recent U S political notes, editorials, and events. Reports include the death of editor Joseph Freemount, labor strikes in Connellsville, a smallpox case in Lyons County, and various political maneuvers in California, Illinois, and New York with mentions of Sherman, Dubois, and other figures.
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Joseph Freematt
The
Independance
Progress
Connellsville
Lyons
Konbaa
John McKeown
Oil King
Pennsylvania
Bn Stan Jay
General Booth
London
England
Couples Savings Bank
Atchison, Kas
Baron Airsech
America
Pometady
New York
Lobbylat Dwenby
Silver Pool
Nebraska
Congress
California
Elgin Board of Trade
St. Ilstrem
Kansas
Republican City
Neb
Simpson
Katine
Illinois House
Gen
Sherman
Roperty
Matthew Vandever
Poplar Bluff
Cincinnati
Idaho
Dubois
Cluggett
Piers
St Berparke
Sweedign
Stone County
Missouri
Gifl
Chicago Council
Wm. Doveher
Dubuque
Shoe
Speengafter
Ignation Donnelly
Robert Ingersoll
Indiana
Arwt
United Mine Workers of Americs
Columbus
Ghia
Tusday
Chickasaw Hatton
Fort Reno
New York Senate
Cherehand
Mine Fire At Myers Mine Near Scottdale Pa
Pittsburg Feb 11 The Myers mine near Scottdale Pa is on fire Four pumpers are known to have been damaged and four miners are missing The mine exploded when an employee dropped a naked lamp causing the blast Machinery and the ventilating fan were destroyed leaving the interior of the mine engulfed in flames
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterson
W. H Claggett
Victoria
British Columbia
Samuel Morey
Gougar
Isiizapeth Yaton Harbert
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Governor Hill
New York
Renaine
Jug Ould
St. Augustine
Fla
Citizens’ Bank of
Minneapolis
Sidney Lewis
Hine Chaypel
Bevoy
Hue
Kate Brei
Catherine
Ieen
Mets dl
Ers’ Alliance
Carthage
Tilinoly
Jay Gould
Toron
Windsor
Gibson
Whisky Trust
Arkansas House
Woodruff
St. Louis County
Hasin. Macone County
Jackson Park
Springfeld
Ills
United States
General Sherman
Pittsburg
Myer
Scottdale
Iil Ae Ae
Rmilfering
The Pitcher, a Kind Boy, and a Changed Lady
A shy girl named May endures harsh work for a cruel woman after her parents’ deaths. A kind boy trades berries for a pitcher and helps repair the mishap. The old woman sees virtue, meets a young preacher, and May grows into a helpful wife and model child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little May
Mas
Hiametto
Crane
Jennette
Mayer
Widow and footman drama on Chicago side street
A young widow with status confronts her devoted footman John over his wish to resign. He fears social slights as Randolph’s replacement threatens his place in society. The widow clarifies the situation and confirms he remains valued, leading him to withdraw his resignation and pride returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
John
Rudolph
Mium
Elaven
Handelph
Randolph
Mim
Jobin
Old Thine Practice and a Hunting Judge Irwin
A Wisconsin judge famed more for hunting than law, adjourned to hunt while cases waited. Jury notes reveal odd diction about brothers in law, swindling neighbors, bears, boats, and a rapid discharge after a deadlock.
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Irwin
Wisconsin
Wabaab
Tamike
Pinhy
Fiernan
Queen Victoria Plans Trip with Mary March Twenty Fourth
Queen Victoria will embark with Mary on March 24 accompanied by the Prince and Princess Henry of Battenberg. The voyage promises style and amusement as the old royal party journeys together.
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Victoria
Mary
Princees
Henry of Battenberg
Will Carey
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