News Record summarizes actions in Congress and notable crimes
Marshall Mich Friday February 21 1800 The News Record reports congressional business including a 1000000 appropriation for a public building at Grand Forks Idaho statehood debate prompt in the Senate extradition treaty with Great Britain and Oklahoma territorial organization. It also covers the Crantain case and police arrest in Chicago and Washington dispatches about Silcott Barrett and Dom Jadro. Julius Andrassy Hungarian statesman dies with further worldly notes.
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Grand Forks
Senate
Great Britain
O'Neill
Vennaylvania
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Morrow
California
Appropriations Comittee
Censis
Hoag
Oklahoma
Tadlan
Deaths and disasters from a crowded US news page
The article reports the death of Samuel H. Knight of the Chicago and Alton railroad in St Louis after a long career, details West Virginia white cap attacks, a wrecked Topeka insurance firm, a brutal murder in Arkansas, and various other incidents including fires, a failed university blaze in Toronto, political appointments, and a mixed Nebraska to Alabama set of public notices. Names include Samuel H. Knight, Charlie Smith, Ada Goss, George Corvette, and Iris Doane, with references to Chicago, Alton, St Louis, Topeka, Little Rock, Newark, and Pierre.
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Chicago and
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Samuel H. Knight
Altoa
St. Louis
Warren
Masa
Alton
IMS
North
Migsmuri
Wabash
St. Louia
The Business Outlook in Early 1890s Reports Modest Trade Gains
Special telegraphic summary notes moderate improvement in general trade across several cities including San Francisco, Kansas City, Omaha, Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia. Gains seen in grain, dry goods, boots and shoes, building materials, and Eastern iron. railway earnings rise. wheat and corn stocks shift. rail sheet rails produced. business failures decline week over week in the United States.
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Wweatorn
Northeas
India
Rocky Mountains
United States
Maill
Emperor Urges State Aid for Workers and Women
The Kaiser, opening the Council of State, urged measures to protect workers from abusive employer practices and to safeguard women and children from long hours. He stressed that final decisions rest with legislative bodies and called on the church and schools to support moral thrift and protective reforms.
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Council of State
Connell
W‘echenié
Edison Phonograph At Kansas City Electric Convention
A phonograph address was delivered at a Kansas City convention with J. Perry of Providence elected president and Edward W. Muber of Albany first vice president among officers and committees named, heard clearly by attendees.
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Kian City
Kansas City
Didier Touteury
C. J. Edgar
Boston
C. Red Huntlay
Buffalo
N.Y
Allan V. Garrett
New York
Expired Modus Vivendi With Canada Creates Uncertainty
Washington dispatch reports the modus vivendi with Canada has expired by limit. The State Department offered no information on continuation. White House officials suggested it would continue after talks between Secretary Hull and the British minister. Navy confirms no U S warships ordered into Canadian waters.
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Canada
Washington Dispatch
Stace Department
White House
Halhford
Ulaine
Navy Department
Ramsey
United States
Secretary Tracy to Sell His House on I Street
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Tracy will sell his house on I street opposite Farragut Square as it stands. The home was damaged by fire and furnishings ruined, with only a few pictures and mementos saved. The house cost more than 70000, and Tracy plans a southern trip soon, seeking a change of scene. The same dispatch notes expected statehood votes for Wyoming and Idaho, with favorable reports likely to be reported shortly.
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Washington
Tracy
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Farragut Square
Wag
Wyoming
Idaho
House Committee On ‘Territories
Senate and House Debate on Rules and Reforms in 1889
Proceedings detail a long legislative session with members debating rule changes, budgetary measures, and actions toward a new code of rules. The Senate passes a bridge authorization for Arkansas River crossing, and approves Oklahoma Territory provisions. The House adjourns after procedural moves, while commemorations for Brazil’s new republic appear.
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United States
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Oklahoma
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Te Adilitional Medical Yensiua
Open Switch Tragedy Halts Pacific Express Wreck at Norfolk Curve
Harrisburg dispatch describes a Brekeman error on the Northern Central Railway near Moors Kui causing two freight sections to precede the Pacific Express. A brakeman abandoned his post, the second section followed too soon, and the Pacific Express collided. Fireman Arthur Emerton of Baltimore was killed. engine crew Isaac Stemmer and Englacer Yagle were seriously injured. Messengers McCahen and Yawnall and others were wounded or bruised. The accident left the line blocked all day.
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Efoy
Svniel Opel
Pacific
Arthur Emerton
Baltimore
Expres
Isaac Stemmer
Englacer Yagle
McCahen
Yawnall
Wise Sayings. Reading makes a full man and soberness guides
A fractured old line preserves a proverb about reading shaping character and moderation avoiding trouble. The garbled text hints at wisdom and the value of careful thinking and restraint.
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