Doings of the Day and Senate Actions in 19th Century Alert
The article chronicles early 19th century Senate moves including the seating of Mosira Pierce and Casey from North Dakota, terms expiring for Moody Pettigrew Dierce and Casey, and the drawing to determine terms. It notes Sherman’s bills on treaty regulation and new election law, executive session adjournment, and House actions. It also covers President Arthur nominating David J. Brewer to the Supreme Court, Brewer’s background, education, Kansas career, and lineage to Justice Field.
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Senate
Mosira
Pierce
Casey
North Dakota
Fle
Dheath
Ofee
Squirer
Washington
Sen
Atora
Allen
South Dakota
Moody
Pettigrew
Dierco
Marcel
Sherman
Sesson
House
Judge Brower
Kynans
David J. Brower
Kansas
Stanley Matthews
Supreme Court of the United States
Asaoemiv
Unitd
States Supreme Court
Smyrnt
Asia Minor
Fetter
Josiah Brewer
David
Yale College
New York
Supreme Court of
Brias
Arthur
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Brower Ja
Stephen J. Field
Field
United Enited Supreme Court
Judge Field
Judge Brewer
Huth Mevsen
Congress
Gen. Clark
Mixsouri
Jadt House
Heebllenth Khoawel
Aremubinrk
Leanaylvenia
Fuiluwa Edward Metherwn
Tennaylyauto
Representaties
Adoni Fons Hotines
Erie
Cliaties
Murvianid
Sena
Weslimgted
Pruiuets Wan
Benate
Acabusa Troy
Metkink
Prudent
Voo Randing
Menerk
Bayne
Hitt
Carter
Culberson
Texas
Pouyployes
Hous
Charied Martie
Kaneus
Mies
Woman in Arkansas Forgery Case Arraigned
Mrs J A Rubo wife of wagon factory owner J A Rubs faces forgery charges in Little Rock after notes endorsed by the couple and cashed by a bank totaling about 6000 dollars were alleged to be forged. A venue change was granted and trial slated for Saturday. The husband fled Beebe Arkansas. the case follows attached stock and missing man rumors. Other items note baseball association talks, Cherokee land sale moves, a Methodist bishop death, a Pennsylvania railway accident, and labor disputes in London and Columbus Ohio.
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Ark
Little Rock
Mra
J. A. Rubo
J. A. Rubs
Beobu
Rubs
UWU
Bruto
New York
Interior Department Extracts from the Annual Report
The annual Interior Department report covers public lands, with figures on agricultural patents issued in the year ending May 20 and entry totals. It notes cash sales, pension projections, and the number of pensioners, plus mineral production values, Oklahoma territorial prospects, patent applications and receipts, and comments on the geological survey and related public works.
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Noble
Fublle Landa
Land Omeo
Lee Eeeseeedeee
McRea
Soya
Lin
Pencalona
Indiana
Oklahoma
Paesa
Geological Survey
Marinigie Canal Company of
Kinship Knife Case and Earthquake Echoes Across States
The Cronin graft case in Chicago features testimony about two knives linked to ex-detective Coughlin and suspect Cronin, with Loyenstein and Ty Coughlin's statements noted. A New Hampshire earthquake near Avon Bay rattled homes, while a fire in St Paul killed two men and a landslide hit a Lehigh Valley line, with court actions and congressional measures highlighted.
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Secklig Ty Gvorttiann
Chicago
Duke” Loewenstein
Pai
Coughlin
T. Ty Couklin
Dr. Cronk
Dan Coughlin
Appointment of Consuls by President Harrison and others
President Harrison names Keckford Mackey of South Carolina to Ran Joas and Carta Hien, Hirwa J. Datlap of Windia Bria to Germany, Deloss 1. Bintth to Nogales, Osborne to Ghent, Monaghan to Hamilton Ont, with various transfers and appointments for consular posts and public offices amid a broad roster of diplomatic moves and contemporary events from Shanghai to Niagara.
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Warrison
United Shues
Harrison
United States
Keckford Mackey
South Carolina
Ran Joas
Carta Hien
Parc del Nortexica
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Deloss
Bintth
Arizona
Nogales
Mexico
Soho
Osborne
Pennsylvania
Ghent
Osborna
Amy
Wilkowtinrre
Wiliam Monaghan
Ohio
Hamilton
Ont
Monaghnt
Chothie
Tragedy at Tribune Building Fire Claims Dozens
A devastating Minneapolis blaze on the Tribune Building’s upper floors killed and injured many workers. Fire swept third floor, trapping sixty five on the seventh, with four to six deaths reported and dozens missing. Elevator operator Cherlus Smith credited with guiding several to safety before the building collapsed. Police and rescue teams continued to search rubble as casualty toll rose and incomplete lists emerged.
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Tribune
Minneapolis
Tribuna
Escano
Navnes Ent
Fieneer
Tribune Folka
Iatues
Pioneer Press
Jeth
Jim Milton Mtricott
Ollert
Tivkett
Tribune Force
John Olsen
Dakota Enilege
James F. Igoe
Associated Progs
Aml
Chicago
Investigaea
Pierce
Milton Pickett
James PF. Igue
Associated Press
Erwald Oleson
University of South Dakota At Verizon
Jerry Inkenson
Lorert Mel Cubon
W.1l Millmay
The
Trusure
Desta
Walthker
Miles
Associated
Ross, Dew
Cunes Alp Windtans
Edifir
Buuly
W. UL Welcrafts
SOIL
Joxea
Honcert
God
Hueven
Wbout
Fourth Street
Cherlus A. Smith
Smith
Poneer Press
Forman Kinney
Brithie
A. Frank Regensdorf
St Paul
Howe
Tribune Bre
Wanamaker on Post Office Reform and Expansion
The Postmaster General's published report urges a fourth assistant postmaster general to manage railway and foreign mail, money order and registry divisions, and the dead letter office. It calls for a new department building, telegraph contracts, pensions for long-serving staff, and cautious Sunday mail changes while noting rising post offices, routes, and revenue challenges.
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Orende
Washington
United States
Tes Agenta
Vommerce Art Society
Peope
Mons Big All
Iealiall
House
Vanamener
Oie
Cutgrese
HV Dh
Wanamaker
Iuve Tos
Amerw Steanships
Europe
United Kingdom
Department
Post Office
Hepburn
Prisip Sophias
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the Statesman
Marshall, Mich
Tatert
Base-Ball Association
American Base- Ball Association
Columbus
Phelps
Brotherhood
Sam
Mayes
R. Brewer
Conference of the Methodist Church
Bootd
Louisville
Gibson County
Greensburg
Couportere
South Lonton
Cumpiuuivs
Allue
Mount Pleasant
Ayu
Laupeon
W. WY. Marquis
E. L Lampson
Philadelphia
Eastern Bariron Association
Pinabas
Bion Democrat
HH Interior Department
Te. G. Wun & Co
Treie
Saul
Jane
Vilable
Agriemient
Sant
Snes
Wild
KNIV
New Hmampshire
Alton Bay
Dover
Avon Bay
Mount Washington
Alton
Gilford
ST. Paul
Navice
AL St. Paul
Mion
Washington House
Auf
Lorenzo Rinaldo
S1 Paul
Butte Mont
Italy
Christopher' Pult
New Jersey
Bloomsbury
Wilam Bigsey
Lehigh Valley
United States Court
Eastern District of
Triste
Portal Savings Banka
Pontoficas
Buiarne
Armérican
Shanghai
Chin
Wheohen
Shantunz
AMM
FIL Fantrine &Co
Memphis
Teta
Landen
Beninen
Lalikil Lilia
Cumoltin
Crilenia Balling
Andes
Cariiliua
Ano Bikes
Virndo
Domedro Ik
St. Vincent
Trovisional
Dom Pedro
Vortusiess
Ike
Sennett
Sarah Chestey
Golatoa
Niagarne
Duffula Inn
Jewett
Wanlbourne-Croaby
Minneapolia
Thatfale
Miagara River
Thomas A. Armstrong
Pittsburny
Abe
Yhomua A. Armstrong
Miles 8
Humphries
Victoria
B. C
Dispatch Save
Aton
Elilutteville
We Va
Hugh Duco
Hank. D
Bavker
Hermite Cohen
Suskind & Co
Canal Street
Hoboken
N. J
Inspector Byrnes
Japan
Hokodate
San Fane
Ae Tri Jong Chata
Pottstown
Présa
France
Schadniss
Willam Turnbull & Co
Siam
Binlus Meneses
Count Yo Keratry
French Republic
James Archer
Joseph Parker
Waterhouse
Archer
Silver Cum
Col
Dindiee Exchange
Wheit
WoUusheley Gorn
Hernta
Agather
Conde
Lowla & Cox & Co
Ciood News
John Chapman
Withlamsport
Stillon
Nebraska
Fremont
Franklin Ward
Toss
United Stans
Chalena
Keargurge
Pnytinn Witterss
Deetunl
Geerinnuy
Pere Sens
Princeton
Yale
Tirinzetay
Wlankog
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Indianapolis
Post Office Department
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