Congress Senate Acts and Northward Troubles Report
The Senate enacted a tax resolution and adjourned after expressing regret for the death of Senator Bill of Georgia. A House roll call showed 202 members present. Debates covered civil service regulation, agricultural commerce, and commissions. Domestic incidents include a Chicago attack, a fatal derrick accident in New York, and a school shooting in Cincinnati. Economic data cited: Treasury revenues and silver dollars totals, with failures and port statistics noted. Weather and shipping items span Watertown snow, Odessa embezzlement verdicts, and rail accidents in Kentucky. Public debt figures and a Cape Vincent schooner wreck are recorded alongside New York Sunday law enforcement and street vendor activity.
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Congressional
Senate
House
Hills Wero
Alabama Claims Commission
Denver
Bill
Georgia
Herbert
Aln
Kasgoutiowa
William Allen
Northwastern
Pollen
Clarence E. Wright
McClellan & Colthorp
Millken's Bend
Piattaburg
N. Y
North Newport
Charles Crowell
Misa Nellie Pritey
United States Trenamrer Chs
Lackawanna Steel
Scranton
Gersons
Coliseum Theater
Ciheinnatt
Frank Frayne
Si Slocum
Arunde von Lehren
Witle
Hds
Nimo
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Suva
Watertown
S. Y
Odessa
Colonel &Tavraky
Lim
United States
Serene Dlutge
Vais
Chester
Port Wayne
New Waterford
John Shouse
Willian Fitzsimmons Sind Jain Snyder
Johnstown
Frez
Adronamer
Ceradian Finance Department
Arthur
Leews Want & Co
New York
Metala
Buftalo
Tun
Misa Vun Belusa
Ginelmatt
Frayne
Brooklyn
TeRains
Kentucky Central
Falmouth
Beo Earry
William Gray
Chicago
Dave
Scoville Car Wheel Works
Bufalo
Fos
Mle
Henry Folger
Cape Vincent
Sdmon Point Reef
J. W. McDonald
Hawepepery
Ebot
Eeprese
Vast 19th Century News Sketch From Texas to Washington
The report covers a string of events: a major cotton fire in Houston destroying eight thousand bales and three homes with losses near $800,000. a Chicago Board of Trade payout tied to liabilities around $200,000. the Garfield Fair at Washington closing with strong exhibitor sales. lynchings near Comanche Texas. a Memphis customs deputy fleeing with a $1,000 deficit. heavy rail traffic at Rock Island Bridge tallying trains and pedestrians. an armed train robbery attempt near Darlan Texas. pilots lost at sea from Port Eads. a fatal shotgun accident in Northboro Massachusetts. weekly exchange totals at twenty six clearing houses. Attorney General ruling on excessive checks by national banks. The Albany Iron Works cuts wages. Postmaster General reports fiscal year revenue of $41,876,408. proposes postal savings banks and centralized postal Telegraph control. Cook brothers tracked to Mount Sterling wounded sheriff at Topeka later captured under false names in Moberly. a street battle ends with fatalities and confessions.
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International Cotton-Comprasa
Houston
Texaa
Kasten & Davie
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Comanche
Texas
Noan D.surin
Memphis
Government Bridge
Rock Island
Gulf Road
Darlan
Tex
George Burke
Peter Martin
Henry
Voight
Port Eads
Trent
Wisconsin
Northboro
Mass
Joseph Moriatty
Winnley
Inope Way Ulnd Baoks
New York
Attorney-General
Albany Iron-works
PostarasTex-GeneraLlows
Department
Malla
Cook Brothers
Mount Sterling
Topeka
Moberly
Lynch
Nicholas
Johnoak
Richard Gouk
Nichols
Indictments and deaths link early May politics and crime
A jumble of 19th century items notes May marriages and licenses in Hardin County Kentucky, indictments against thirteen for election frauds, arrests and political figures including a congressman-elect from Ohio, a death in Mount Pleasant, a bishop’s jubilee gifts, a governor’s ceremony in Alabama, a letter by Aterues W. Donteey on star route scandals, and multiple obituaries and financials tied to Garfield era events.
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Carrars Allen May
Hardin County
New Orleans
Parsons
Arbeenarr
Ohio
Mount Pleasant
Fitzgerald
Arkansas
Govenson O'Ngay
Alabama
Montgomery
Aterues W. Donteey
Garfeld
Samuel Resixerus
Famous
Rifle Company
New York
Reak Arwintan Weays
Washington
Clartox McMicuser
Philadelphia
North American
United States Minishal
District of Columbia
Dra. Reyburn
Boynton
Mrae Edson
Steward Crump
Pruden
Bias
Garfield
Sahai Jons Devor
Port Tor
International News Briefs From The Era's Fronts And Trials
A chaotic mix of early 20th century events: a Rhine flood destroys a Dusseldorf house with fourteen drowned. Cologne forts emptied of stores. Bonn reports 490 handles enbridged. Quebec fires destroy several factories. Cedar Grove steamship sinks after collision near Cape Canso. ten fathoms deep. Russia's university council expels forty six students. Turkish envoy to US handles interests in a suit. Premature mine blast in Mexico kills two, injures one. Italian deputy Faunmont refuses oath. German parliament bars French in Alsace Lorraine. Vienna poison trials yield hangings. Turkish rulers face exile and ministerial reshuffles. Victoria opens a new Court of Justice in London as crowds watch. Welland Canal closes for the season.
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Rhine
Dusseldorf
Cologne
Bonn
Quebec
London
Halifax
Lerge
Cape
Canso
Tax Council
The
University of Russia
United States
Providence Tool Company
Ao Silver Ming
Vellardamea
Mexico
Toth
Faunmont
Chamber of Deputies
Alsace-Lorraine
Air Bkopin
Ringan
Russia
Kathi
Vienna
Constantinoris
Maherot Pasha
Bulton
Rallb Puaba
Qstnun Pasha
Qurex Victoria
Egypt
Ancunisiop Tart
Canterbury
England
Tugtron Rm
Biddulph
Hth
Frye
Dragoons
Odessa
Ruasty
Dews
Turkey
Irte
Courte of Justice
Austria
Teste
Turbulent Late News From Cities and Courts
Mixed late news items report bodies stolen from Lebanon Cemetery and recovered at a Philadelphia medical college, a jail mob’s attempt to attack suspects, an amateur play causing a shooting scare, and political shifts including Kellogg’s congressional certificate. Banking, appointments, and Senate actions are noted, with local officials and elections described in terse items.
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National Union
Miwaukee
Philadelphia
Lebanon
Medical College
Makinda
John Vert
Dames
Luuinans
William Pitt Kellogg
Congress
Brewster
National Bank of
State of New York
St. Nicholas National
Pacific National Bank of Boston
Knox
Benyon
United States
South Carolina
Thompson
United States Senate
Barron
Hill
Georgia
Saunders
Dakots
Beck
Kelley
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the Statesman
Marshall, Michigan
Coxinity
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Calhoun County
Tks
Toral
Wellington
Bidwell
County Treweurer
Spider
Bissall
South Bend
Renuine Pointe
Wade
Marshall
Herton
Ciofson
Baeinena
Fe Charies Lindaor
Marshal State Atredt
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Gorge
Tate Atre
Ineford Sheridan
Erseeie
State Street
State Stree
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Dep
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Geo
George Krau
Fate Atraet
Arira Noweman
Ferg Tortine Hotel
Ohn Hartman
State Atreat
Holmes
Marshall Ouse
Sand Wyckoff Es
TAT Gee
State Atree Tate Atree
Christian Hornberger
Spruce At
Eaat
Tama Mothorn
Jaffaraan
Anna Myers Sorge Werner E Raymond
Phillip Lutz
Arsball
Marshall Brewer
W. Watson
Tremont Wenge
Willliam Tolom
Battle Csok Na
Jefferson At
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Lewis
Ras
John A
Dofran & Jacks
Odolphus Warner
Canal St
Bartholomew & Dotr Murphy
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AIT Albion
Iamblin
Monty Ramusel
Carpanti
Bacon
Behner
W. Stawell
Tompkin
Edward Patterson
Albion House
H. Power
Wright
Edwin ‘Otter
Homer
Artha J. Linton
Wescott
John C, Bs
Tekonsha
Uuse
Forbus
Orbueh House
Mrs. Eva Jewhtt
Butterick
A. Hh, Delong & CO
State Atreet
W. W. Smith & Co
A. H. Delong
Butler
Quincy
Concord
Ryxate
Knoxville
Whitney
Barnum
Cloaks
Dolmans
Studebaker
Scalls
Fairbank
P. A. Spiger
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