National Capital Deadlock Eases as Senate Probes Progress
Washington City reports a week of congressional activity from April 12 to 18, detailing the Senate inquiry into British and Venezuelan issues, the president’s tariff message, and a Dakota territory admission debate. Delegates convened in executive sessions, with measures advancing on military swords and a Warren monument whileHouse members endured extended sessions and numerous roll calls.
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Washinton City
Riddleberger
Sanata
Jared L. Rathbone
Paris
Morrill
Davis
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill
Sword of Washington
Mra Sachs
Wasinsates
Wes
Coke
Cullom
Frestu
Wasiusiton City
House
Journal of the Part
Grosvenor
E B. Taylor
Ohio
Post Office
United States
Memphis
Washington City
Legislative Executive
Fremont
Dette
Perkins
Knows
Allan
Farwell
Treasury
Spooner
Pensions Committee
Hamsh R Langdon
Edmunds
West Point
Parsona
Wellington
Independence
Kan
Banda
Arthur Kill
Wichita, Ean
Burlington
Would Stave Peace What the New Orleans Young Democracy Started
The New Orleans election saw a Republican ticket led by ex Governer Warmoth and a Young Men's Democratic ticket allied with them. Police forces were armed, but the day remained largely quiet with scattered clashes. One fatal shooting occurred in the Fourth ward after a dispute among voters and party supporters. Voter turnout was high, around 35,000, with Democratic gains expected across parishes though results were not final.
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Warmoth
Repub- Means
P. A
Mike Mclaughlin
Thomas J. Nobles
Young Men’s Democratic Association
Pater Burnas
Hymos
Continental
Windhur
KE. A Burke
Nabert Davay
Morke
Y. M.D
Wqual
James Wear
M.C. A
George Dunne
Logan
Wear
Robert Davey
Joseph Shakespeare
Peter Farrell
G.T. Beauregard
Twket
Nicholls
Ouachita
McFeery
Teusis
Madison
Concordis
Caddo
DeSoto
East End
West Carroll
North Louisiana
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Appleton
Wis
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Fiat National Bank
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Choult
Dacub W. Wilkin
Danville
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Third Grand Judicial Division
Iminoig Supreme Court
John M. Bratt
Bloomington
Nebraska
Grant County
Busmesa
Wheeling
W. Va
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Corse
Mias Willard
Joseph Traneht
Lima
Obie
Amothar
Florida
Orange County
Michigan State University
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvania
Springfeld
Oglesby
W. E. Watts
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Thorold Lund
Pinkett
Omahna
Chieaga
Indian Territory
New Orleans
Patton
Canton
Ohio
John Brothers
Lunco
George B. McClellan
New York
Europe
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Maine
Albt
Louis
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Detroit
Luading Hotel
Tour
Wilson
Grevy
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Mich
Frederick Gardner
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Archbshop Portello
Mexico
Rome
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Kanws
Robert T. Lincoln
Pip
W. D. Kelley
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Cal
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Aliah J. Swift
Mary M Morta
Lillle Pally
N. Y
Misa Morts
G. P. Dreesbach
Diton City
Bloomsburg
Hubert G. Lagersoll
Preadent
Murrill
Richard Howell
W. A. Rowe
Lynn
Mas
Baldwin
Kan
Auboy
Ind
W. A. Cameron
Union Bank
Canadas
Dakota
Foraker
Dam Breaks Near Appleton Destroys Track In Floods
A dam breach at Appleton Wisconsin causes extensive overflow washing away about a half mile of Wisconsin Central railroad track. Rail traffic disruption looms as flood conditions rise with multiple regional incidents and weather-related damage reported across the Midwest and Northeast.
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la Ones
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the Journal
Black River
Black Tower Falls
Gladstone
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Journalway
Chicago & Northwestern
Michigan State News Oddities and Local Incidents
A wide mix of Michigan items reports indictments and arrests including L P D Kier jailed for counterfeiting in Kent City and ex sheriff Ivans convicted of assaulting his daughter in Harrisville. Naturalization spikes, a Kalamazoo firm buys postage stamps, and thefts of cash surface. Measles and whooping cough plague Maple Rapids and Veepiaming, while fires burn in Hanover and Cadillac. Local curiosities include a balloon fall, a steam saw debate, and odd anecdotes from Saginaw, Jackson, and Belleville tabloids.
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Noah Shaw
Matteson
Shaw
John Richards
Jamestown
Mae
Gand Trunk Railway Company
Peter Bowerman
Imlay
Uksintea
Dutton
Caoala
Michigan
Honda
Higran
Jackson
Terra Firma
Hixon
Cadilac
Sonmel
Munson
Saginaw County
Buena Vista
St. Lens
New Orleans
Severens
United States Court
Grand Rapids
Allegan County
Saginaw River
Maple Rapids
Stephen Dewitt
Ui Bare
Veepiaming
Stephen
Tian
Andrew Drum
Detroit
Toon
Vickstorg
Muskegon
Winn
Forbes
Belleville
Lansing
F. & P.M. Railway Company
Gomp
Bane de Fas
Arbitration for settlements debated in Grant County Indiana
Bills favoring arbitration for labor disputes with employers were reported. Public building measures advanced for Bronx City Iowa Helena Montana Racine Wisconsin. A motion to send the tariff bill to committee passed after extended debate with Kelly of Pennsylvania opposing, and the House adjourned.
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Donris
Bronx City
Helena
Mont
Racine
Winaloo
Milla
House
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Minister Phelps at Home Amid Rumors of Reappointment
April 14 report says Minister Phelps arrived by steamship Aller and plans to return in June, denying any intention to leave his current office. The portion notes background questions about loyalty, with mention of Mr. Dilnine and other figures amid local controversy.
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Jaine
New York
Phelpe Ayrives
Aller
Rel
Ramsome
Franaeer
Mhelpa Saier
Dilnine
Mr. Minin
del Otana
Imany
Will
O'Hearn
Bowela
John Brean
Ashland County
Obio
Charles F Tein
Howe Terk
Welthermog
17 WAS ONLY 1 CENT
New York reports a treasury draft tied to a Bridgeport bank transfer, with vast mischarges and accusations of gov ernment balance theft. The piece blends political intrigue with a tale of a Wall Street banker and a failing scheme tied to April events.
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Bridgeport
Curtis
Chemical National
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