War Declared Over Senate Info Rights In Silver Debate
About twenty Republican Senators caucused to back a Judiciary Committee transition demanding Senate access to information from executive heads. They approved a resolution to be offered openly, condemning the Attorney General for withholding information and stating the Senate will not confirm appointees when information is withheld. The group also pressed for qualifications favoring honorably discharged soldiers and sailors.
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Cavilla
Wasiisden
Kadmunde
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Veterans Meeting Reports Growth and Finances Across States
The Grand Army encampment in Sprunokievo Illinois reports added sixty new posts and 3,257.73 cash receipts for the year, with 7,657 posts activated and 5,106 lost, leaving 22,600 active members in the state. Charity expenditures totaled 4,994 and funds 1,924 in reof and 1,492 in gen era. In Transpuata Indiana reports show total receipts 11,594.62 and disbursements 7,101.78, cash on hand 4,432.80, with charter fees down but per capita up. A resolution denounces Washington for half mast flag demotion following Jacob Thompson’s death. Campilla exercises closed the sessions.
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Wiinos
Sprunokievo
J. L. Bennett
Winda
Grand Army of the Republic
Tilinola
Minnie M. Kyle
Rockford
Actioa
Institution of
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Reof
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Ind
Gd. A. R
Frank HE. Benjamin
Posta
Washinton
Washington
Jacob Thompson
United States
Confederacy
Campilla
Dairymen Convene in New York on Agricultural Aid
At the American Agricultural and Dairy Association meeting Congressman Glas of Tennessee argues U S appropriations for farming are too small. He cites foreign totals from France Brazil Russia Austria Britain Japan Switzerland and the United States. He urges agricultural stations and supports Cabinet oversight and Cullom’s interstate commerce bill.
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New York
United States
New Yon
American Agricultural and Dairy Association
P. T. Glas
Tennesses
Switzerland
Brazil
Russia
Austria
Great Britain
Japan
Glass
Congress For
Jana
Benator Cullom
Earth tremors across several Alabama counties rattle residents
Residents along the Tom Bigbee river in Choctaw Maringa and Sumter counties report two minutes of heavy earthquakes with ground heaving at Moscosi and Beckley Landing cattle toppled at Palasia. No injuries reported amid extensive alarm across the region. Missouri Prohibitionists adopt resolutions at Szpauia convention urging statewide prohibition measures and local option law.
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Mosine
Ala
Tombigbee River
Choctaw
Maringe
Sumpter
Moscosi
Treea
Beckley
Palasia
Missouri
Szpauia
New England Ship Building Company Contracts Noted
Fragmentary OCR mentions contracts and a demand on bor. with references to fort, Maine, and measurements around seventy five, suggesting a note on shipyard business and labor or financial terms in February. Names and specific details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Barg
New England
Meend Daya
Ph Tae Raigblee
Gente
Dora
National Postmasters Convention Notes In Chicago
The National Convention of Postmasters of the third and fourth classes met at the Palmer House in Chicago led by L J Sacrista with temporary officers. Reports covered credentials discipline and permanent organization with resolutions urging postmaster duties and system reforms. Officers and committees were named, debates over delivery currency stamps and savings banks ensued, and adjournment set for February 7 in Cucano.
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L. J. Bacriste
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Rotary
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L. J. Secristo
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T+ view
Emma Porter
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J. G. Johnson
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Ilinol
J. G. Herzog
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Cucana
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Vilas
Postal Telegraph
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Chicago
Alabama
L. H. Grubbs
Arkard P. Pullman
Connectcticut
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J. B. Roberts
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W. D. Hoyt
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Weld
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L.G. Johnson
Vilas Wend
Stevenson
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Manila
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Grand Opera-Howee
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L. S. Sneriate
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O. Johnson
Ohin
J. W. Patterson
Ilinoia
Curiaco
Hed
Imperial Building
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Chica
Jahin M. Rolston
Minis
W. T. B. Schermer
Horn
Michigan
Poatmastern
National Association
National Latter Return Association
Widespread Flood Ravages New England Towns
Boston and surrounding areas report more than ten thousand homeless and a flood-damaged total in the millions across Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Hampshire. Norwich and other towns face mill closures, dam breaches, and extensive employment loss as rivers surge and infrastructure fails.
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Slater Dee-House
Greenville
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Vicinity
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Cumberland
Cantucket
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Mann
Worcester
New Haven
Malden
Winchester
Mystic Valley
Brockton
Peabody
Newton
Quincy
Watertown
J. Louis
Carroll’s Island
Ernest
Corps of Civil Engineers
Chester
A Great Strike Induces Mass Worker Walkout in Mascagster
Feb 17 in Mascagster New Hampshire a strike sparked by wage demands led to the rockout of over five thousand operatives and the halting of 171038 spindles and 6246 looms. The walkout began Saturday in the weaving room under Silas C Stilton, prompting other rooms to quit as a wage dispute escalated.
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N. H
Silas C. Stilton
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