World Over News From The Senate And House Actions
The April 11 1890 issue reports Senate actions including Spooner and Pugh debates on the Montana election case, and a 50 to 1 vote approving the anti trust bill with Blodgett as the sole dissent. In the House, bills passed cover land transfers and reservations, including indemnity land, reservoir establishment, military reservations, Buffalo Wyoming town site, and railroad rights of way through Indian lands. A motion by Adsit to reconsider Selcott deficits was debated, then the naval appropriation bill moved to committee with varied progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Spooner
Pugh
Blodgett
House
Mississippi
St. Croix
Chippewa
Winconain
Boffalo
Wyoming
McKinney
Wisconsin
Duluth and Winnipeg Railroad Company
Cassile
Spokane Fade and Northern Railroad Company
United States
Adsine
Ilinota
Selcott
Butterworth
Rosy
Strikers Clash With Police in Vienna Riot
A Vienna strike wave turns violent as police fail to halt demonstrations. Nine thousand marchers gather at Wauburb, attack a guard room, injure an officer, and burn several buildings. Military forces disperse the mob with blunt cartridges after shots are fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Wauburb
Azores
Damage and disasters reported across multiple events
Reports describe cyclone damage near Prophetstown Illinois with three houses and seven barns wrecked and minor injuries. Other items include bank cashiers fleeing with funds, two killed and four injured by a railroad derrick accident near West Point, Kentucky, several federal appointments, a Sedalia Missouri gambling warning, the death of President Johnson's private secretary, and labor demonstrations in Madrid with potential strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prophetstown
Ill
Edward Hammond
Clark Reynolds
Lrestie
Woet Point
Thomas’ Bruce
J. McDonald
A. Lilly
James Corum
Geanton
W. Warden
Andrew Johnson
Washington
Madrid
Barcelona
Tralunea
West Shore
Troy
St Johnsvile
Diefendort Hill
Potter
Thea Wilde
Gorman
Gorpau
Weill
Prophets Town Destroyed by Cyclone in Illinois
Report from Cedar Rapids depot claims the village of Prophetstown in Illinois was wiped out by a severe cyclone within hours, with many killed. Wires down prevent verification, but rumors say a stock train nearby was torn apart and the town of eight hundred inhabitants vanished amid the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Iowa
Prophetstown
Ililhois
Ilinds
Wis
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fulton
Cedar Rapids
Prophetatoryn
Win
Will Make Us Independent Ship Canal Around Niagara Falls
The Mouse Committee on Railways and Canals orders a favorable report on Representative ayne's bill to construct a U.S. ship canal around Niagara Falls. Estimated cost 24 million dollars, deeper and wider than existing routes, enabling passage of coal and goods. The plan, if enacted, would transform local and national transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagaea Falls
Mouse Committee On Railways and Canals
Ayne
United Stata
Niagara Falls
Welland Canal
Therevie Mabou
Jongby
Bregith
Otherwlan Lee
Gossola
Hoe St. Marie Canal
Murder Scare in Englewood Poison Plot Unfolds
Chicago dispatch reports Englewood’s Newland family poisoned at 423% Wabash Ave. Mr Newland dies, Mrs Newland gravely ill, daughter and son also affected. Doctor Critcher links arsenic in corn. servant Emma Stark arrested after buying rat poison, later says she planned suicide but disposed of poison.
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Peat O Hough
Chicago Dispatch
Englewood
Subarty
Turder
Geers
Newland
Wabash Avenue
Palatine
Grane
Kent
Nat
Crutcher
Mrs. Nowland
Emma Stark
The State of Trade and Market Highlights of the Week
The issue reports heavy general trade but a slow movement of staples to retailers. New Orleans and St Louis see trade dampened by Mississippi overflow. New York bank earnings up 4 percent year over year. March totals down 24 percent from 1889. Bank clearings across 36 cities rise, while iron and steel face weak mood despite high consumption due to expanded productive capacity. Wheat prices hold, exports decline, spring dress goods drive eastern dry goods activity, retail inventories murky, and failures show 3,426 in Q1. An Utica factory girl, Axsim Leon, died by suicide. Rumor cites Eyraud, the Paris assassin, at Paso del Norte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thar
Fonticg Tradery
National Solons Debate Tariff and Pension Proposals
National lawmakers in the Senate and House discuss a broad range of measures. Debates cover a tariff conspiracy bill, veteran pensions, and election privilege issues tied to Montana and New York cases. The Senate approves a naval matter and river bridge projects while the House grapples with pension provisions for retired soldiers and dependents.
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Marshall Mich
Hiot
Fred. Medhurst
Coshier
First National Bank
Minot
Fred Kimball
Yeonte
Worvreter
Todua
Charles H. Hill
Port Haven
Gotsation Byer
Port Qhitario
Owego
Ed A. Waugh
Caatomee
Oswexu
N. Y
John M. A. Dinnan
A. T. Cambell
Frank Taal
George Glynn
Jobo
Summerville
Osweep
Joseph Jon
Bryant P. Battote
Chancey
Tyland
Sedalia
Cues
Eduard Loyd
Edward Lloyd
Londonly
Chronte ‘ Gle
Anisrustional Flelierox Conference
Ipternyttongl Ponvereoee
New Orleans
Orleana
Confederate Monumental Association
Sons of Veterans
Citizen Soldiery
Grand Army of the Republic
Lee
Army of the Tennessee
Army of Northern Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Bix
New Santa Tynta
Cab
Adams Canson
Santa Pots
Cal
Alxque
Tundel
New Wispul
Birtle
Hritten
Hardison
Taylor
Young
Cincinnati
Equitable Bank
Ethereis
Sioux
Chamberlain
Manitaba
Reaigmi
Col
MacMillan
Cabfist
Winnipeg
Man
Greenway
Martin
Manitoba
Colonel McMillan
Northern Preifte
Ting Czar
London
Berlin
Peterdbuez
Saya
Wilhelm Brown
Fowly
Cornwall
Peracas
Mins
Big Texas
Hays
Barkerville
K. Z. Wonmmack
Hound Cave
Vernon
Tex
Billeo
George F. Turrittin
Nevada
Alexander F. McMillan
Attehigan
Andifur Af Ie
Pearson
Kecelvera
Public Monoya
G. C. Thaxter
Caraon City
Nevdad
Tartuhert
Dweblo
Ltiditu
James McLaughlin
Tock
North Dakota
Stanford
San Vragesses
Ul) Chronicle
Leland Krauberd
Bunthern Pacifi Company
Uin
Cc. 1
Bunt.ihyton
Eni Miystia
Fmio
Tasha
Wissmano
Cerna
Europe
Turkey
England
Frank N. Ritithaunat
Greenport
B.D. Allens
Susauchueette
EB. W. Eakin
It Herre
T He Gukes
Face
Wa.levis
Natchez, Mive
G. A. Gievann
de Wegttuuie
N.Y
Agricultural Department
William Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Benjamin D. Gamber
Jasob H. Hostetter
Daniel E. Pelfer
Thomas C. Anderson
Thomas (. Anderson
Louisana
Tiajuana
Mexico
Syniecand
Bo -Feratiarek
Herken R0
von Lavenborg
Jack the Kipper
Dowd
Hototia
Mont
Purchscad & Big Coke Piatt
Tifa
Tittaburga
Charls Donnelly
United Gold Company
Westmoreland County
Toston ¢Ngitallata
Tgtala
Guerrero
Georgia
Rome
Advancie
Farmington
da Lassua
Dry-fioots Fulluca
Virginia
Annsprugh & Cobbs
Dry-Gooda Merchants
Lynchturg
Forrest
Malo and
Ausio Strestx
Worcester
Mass
Carrie Youn
Waa
Patorada
N. J
Minneapelle
Matyliy
Hamilton, Bie
Arthur Gribham
Fata Pigght Gitts Abhers
John Dansby
Marin Bird
Cercho Crovk
Cloetnig Nation
You
Dansby
Cristy
Adivdikes
Pat Patt
Tuseo Woteford
Manon
Moncton, N. B
Dmillay
Tos
Dulas
Howard and Turner
Harlan Court Mouse
Kentucky
Cherisay Chiewhon
Turkiah
Christiana
Milo Jaques
Dom Weden
Prince Bismarck
Miss
Stinley Corns Jewels
Plauen
Germany
Massahhusetts
Russell Milig
TME Markets
Chicago
Barries—Coviey Creamery
Barries—Coviey Creamery Cakesx—Vull Crim
Tata
Potate
Koos
Freah
LSU
Milwat
White
Barney
Moss
Toledo
Tee
Tate
Law
Pring Steere
Axsim Leon
Utica
Tugex Iano Froth
Eyraud
Paris
Paso del Norte
H. al Ly. Dei Ou
THE
Hou
Representatives
Indtetn Committee
Cirseit
Montana
Kenmor Gray
Delaware
Mears
Bearts
Renae A& Bill
Miasasippi
Perot Hiyer
Bice
Taitas
Misnari
le Ween
Nebrishi
Arkansan Tver
Venrtleian
Waleriver
Milestasipad Nallicity
Kabir
Antherighag
Re Briagh
Faadville
Lin
United Sas
Dpe
Lawler
Miler
Theo
Sisthoure
Persten Lowe
Lane
Miskowri
Michuihu
Missouri
Purietown
Proton
Bliss Teland
Lee River
Wapelin
Jawa
Vance
Clark
Apalet
Muwers
Paatnters
Gdanti Ira
Murti
Kuneas
Morrill
Imi
Tas Corluitics
Ae UW
Committee On
Wid
Dovtoy
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