A Row in the Senate Ends in Confusion in Ohio
In Cooma Ohio the Ohio Senate adjourned amid uproar with 37 members present. Democrats and Republicans clashed over roll calls, adjournment, and a proposed committee on senate leadership. The session featured suspensions, motions, and a disruptive crowd as the electoral bill and Rankin death were noted.
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Ohio Senate
Cooma
Senate
Sargeant-Atarms
Peavy
Ries
Castle
Privlege
Cutiens
Ahe
Ohe Senate
Congress
Ingalls
Berry
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Morgan
Sherman
House of Representatives
Ohio
New York
Evarts
United States
House
Representative Rankin
Wisconsin
Sawyer
Rankin
House Committee
Sawyer, Blackburn, and Jones
Forty-Ninth Congress Downgrades Indian Funding Bill
A joint resolution from the House was presented to the Senate to appropriate funds for the northern tribes and Indians. While reviewing the bill, Mr. Dawes noted misspellings in the text that could alter meaning. The discussion focused on correcting the errors before passage.
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Wasmsorox
House of Representatives
Senate
Dawes
Court of Claims decides Choctaw case for 386600
Washington reports the Court of Claims ruled in favor of the Choctaw Nation against the United States. The judgment totals 386600. The decision cites treaty violations since 1830 and follows years of prior awards and congressional actions. The case will progress to the Supreme Court on appeal.
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Inana Pouis
Mary A. Humphreys
United States
Pension Department
Talishoma
Yenn
Ahe
Humphreys
Mary A. Hickman
Court of Claims
Washington
Congress
Senate of the
Senate
A Wife's Revenge in La Grange Ga
Mrs Ingram a respectable white lady sits in jail in La Grange charged with arson. After marrying an old man her husband deeded his property to his grown children who later drove her from their home. The house was burned during the family's attempt to eject her, leading to arson charges.
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San Antonio
Tex
Seguin
Wm. Jackson
Jackson
la Grance
Ghouls at Work: Strange Graves Reopened Near Atlanta
Reports from Aruasta Georgia describe empty graves and fresh tracks around Decatur cemetery as the community fears ghoulish activity. Nearby a Chicago man Jacob Barth was shot by a striker and died, while Dr Alonzo Fuller of Lawrence Kansas died after a paralytic stroke and is mourned as a longtime physician and civic leader.
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Aruasta
Decatur
Atlanta
Ben Tolen
Tolen
Alonzo Fuller
Dr. Fuller
Tennessee Street
Yale College
Kansas
Lawrence
Callamore
Quantrell
Oak Hill Cemetery
United States Hospital
United States Pension Examiner
Buller
Ate Med Society
Isoth
Fic
Ie’ iPcypient
Tar. Buller
A. Youn
Ehipheh Vo
Piraecy
Jos. B. Rises
Dewd
Wiler
Akipd Bushund
Publicisus
Morris’ Obivey
Wenkas
Providence
City of
The Jowasaloons Cases and State Jurisdiction
Judge Love remands Hall et al vs Muggenstrom et al to state courts from Des Moines county. A Kansas decision by Judge Brewer guides the ruling, preserving state courts exclusive jurisdiction over saloon cases and upholding the prohibitory liquor law as constitutional with limited preexisting brewery and beer garden exceptions.
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Iowa
Kerorck
Judge Love
United States Circuit Court
Hall Et al
Muggenstrom
Des Moines
Brewer
Kansas
Charity Ball in Baltimore Draws President Cleveland
The academy of music hosted a January charity ball attended by President Cleveland and Mrs. Rigley Goodwin from Washington. A reception, box introductions with Mayor Hodges, lunch in the concert hall, and a Washington party departure marked the event. Proceeds go to the society for the protection of children. Meanwhile a separate report from Cleveland notes a dynamite attempt on Officer Geo. E. Corner’s home at 26 Chester Street. no one injured.
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Baltimore
The
Academy of Music
Cleveland
Washington
Rigley Goodwin
Chester Fisher
Hodges
Society For the Protection of Children
Cleveland, O
Geo. E. Corner
Chester Street
Corner
George Foster
Foster
Stock conditions improve after cold spell at Fort Keogh
Fort Keogh reports in a Pioneer Press special that north Yellowstone stock survived the protracted cold better than initially thought. Cattle remain well back from the river in hills with ample feed and water. No drifting noted.
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St. Pacx
Fort Keogh
Pioneer Press
Yellowstone Ranges
Discharged from Custody in Utah Case
Deputy Collier released an officer who shot in the November incident, with the commissioner noting a plotted assassination motive. Wap. Yates faced arraignment for assault and battery on H. E. Wade, pleaded not guilty, and posted $200 bond for February 5 appearance. case continued.
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Sait Laxz
Utah
Marshall Collier
United States
Collins
McMurrip
Wap. Yates
Howard
H. E. Wade
Fatal fire and two children burned in Kentucky street home
A gasoline lamp exploded in Wm Fry's house on Kentucky street south of the Carbondale fail d. A little boy eight years old and his sister, 16, suffered severe burns and the boy died. The fire spread, destroying most contents, with $27 lost from a pocket book. A warning article urges careful lamp use and oil grade choices. The Schubert Quartette concert at Congregational church drew a large audience and favorable notices. No baths today at the Turk bath house. rooms closed until further notice.
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Wm. Fry
Kentucky Street
Carbondale Fail
Syed
Fry
Missouri
Mr. Fry
South Lawrence
Lena Winter Goetz
Georgiella
Lawrence
Lott
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