Fragmented OCR record of early U S Senate debates
Fragmented historical text outlines debates and motions in the U S Senate, including nominations, committee reorganizations, and executive session discussions. It mentions figures like Windom, De Young, Garland, Davis, Anthony, and Mahone, with references to Virginia oil operations, Russia, and constitutional matters. The passage is partial and garbled with many OCR errors.
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Sotordt
Windom Boleile
San Francisco
Foucewi
John Husking
Wallypin
Aepetl
Wescin
Fant Fm
Chicago
U. S. Senate
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Senate
Anthony
Robert & Taylor
Indiana
Bamupdes
Virginia
Garland
Davis
Ujder
Yoram
Gothe Xfp
Monpar
Allison
Masons
Messrs
McDill
Iowa
Cameron
Wusi
Alice
Morgen
Oxer
Russia
Musaray Pandleton
Conkling
Democratic N Pac
Yale
Hill
Mahoto
Footheas
Assassination Attempt On The Czar And Dual Throne Crisis
Fragmented dispatches describe an attack on the Grand Duke and Czar Alexander III era. Bombs shattered carriages near the Winter Palace. the Czar survived but injuries were grievous. a second blast killed one official. Reports note the emperor’s heir, Tsarevich, named as successor by the crowd. Other items mention resignations in Britain and a Russian regnal move on the 14th.
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Winter ‘Palace
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Crear
Warzo
Roussa
Loroox
Charles Bradlaugh
William
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Bismarck
Borlio
Ware Moresor
Hilikoff
Oly
Caucus rifts as Democrats seek balanced committee seats
Fragmented reports allege that the Democratic caucus decided to prepare a list of Democratic members for appointment on committees, aiming for four Democrats to five Republicans instead of a majority grab. The lunar detail notes vacancies for minority representation left to the legislature and mentions party maneuvering in the Maine Legislature and staged reorganization efforts.
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Pendleton
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Spaya
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Procamatinns
St. Petersburg
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Joseph Tarsfeld
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New York
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William Drury
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Dortle
Penile
Oran
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Davie
Lemocrata
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Joudleton
Assassination Attempt on Czar Ends in Death at Winter Palace
A London correspondent reports the February 1 attack on Emperor Alexander III near the Winter Palace in St Petersburg. The assailant exploded a bomb as security forces opened fire, wounding the czar and killing eight guards. Despite amputation attempts and heroic care, the emperor died at 0:30 p m. A proclamation tracing the line of succession and past attempts is included, along with a biographical sketch of Alexander III and notes on prior plots and the latest upheaval.
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London
Michael
Michial Palace
Poliga
Winter Palace
Perkname
Miurderert
Ubo
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India
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Alexander
Grien
Alexander Iit
Kuesas
Czar
Poland
Fialani
Ituasia
Soda
Toro
Hossa
Seolat
BL -Petersboro
Sno Domini
Marie-Feodoroynn
Dagmar
Christian IX
Denmark
Lheir
Nicholas Alexanderoviteb
George
Xela
Mic
Paris
Berezowski
Wea
Napoleon
Hoth
Alexander Soloviei
Cear
Steff
St. Petersburg
Susagsin
Michigan and national political shifts echo in state prompts
A detailed Michigan Senate and House session review covers bills on public health boards, court and policing measures, and infrastructure. It notes debates on electing judges, river improvements, and a proposed two volume compilation of laws. The Democratic State Convention unity and university support are highlighted alongside Detroit wheat quotes and Southern reminiscences.
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Senate
House
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J. W. Tarver
Youal A-Sistants
George Ve Nstothrop
Henry Fealleck
University
Augustus c. Baldwin
Supreme Court
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Congress
National
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Capitalista
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Busincas Dnteresta
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Coun
University of Michigan
Ita
Detroit
Las
Choked to death at Jackson dinner scene ends in tragedy
At Millers restaurant on Pearl Street Mr William Bailes Chancery Clerk of Madison County and Mr Thomas Wharton Jr of Jackson witnessed an oyster choking Walker Crocke of Vicksburg who died before doctors arrived. The incident followed laughter and distraction while dining. The Supreme Court note references surgeons’ skill standards.
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Jackson
Wiliam Bailes
Chancery
Madison County
Thomas Wharton, Jr
Millers Réstaurant
Pearl Street
Nlington
Walker Crocke
Vicksburg
Randall and the last six years of Bourbon politics
A critical review of S Samuel Randall's histories of 1874 to 1881. The piece argues Randall uses paradoxical logic to claim his party's achievements, including ending distrust and restoring finance, while condemning its failed funding scheme. It contrasts Hayes and Garfield administrations and lauds Garfield as successor.
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Randall
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Hig Party
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Napoleon
J. Randall
Alliandée
Gek
Randalh
Italy
John P.’Squibob
Jadge Ames
Ito Basishdt
Ranidall
Tilden
Congress
Makecard
Hayes
Randall Ta Sry
Ahebe
Oerésa
Iyas
Political Brevities Reflect on Democratic Leadership
The column opines that Democratic power in Congress has limited its mischief but questions the party's reliability for public questions. It praises Garfield for fitness and confidence, notes a short session with perceived Democratic gains, and debates future presidential strategy urging a candidate who can attract Republican votes.
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Garfield
Bagan
Hayes
Ohio
Keate
Washington
Hayare
Tilden
Louisiana
Florida
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Rely
Kuccess
Electoral Commission
United States
White House
Hayen
Congress
Wellare
Chicago Journal
IGP
Ray
House of Representatives
House
Randall
el ‘Wyfard
Seymour
Betsey Prig
Protestant Church Statistics and Faith Topics
Several church statistics are cited including eighty Protestant Sunday schools in Paris and a grand total of 944,968 members across fifty-nine synods. The Baptist Year Book notes 2,296,527 members in America, with a gain of 163,295. Methodists total 3,486,000 in the United States and 3,654,601 including Canada.
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Juat
Abowe
Peabody Fond
Curry
Sears
Baptist
America
United States
Canada
George Washburn
Robert College
Constantinoples
Com- Margaign
Epirdpali
Diocesa
Aeoe
Thad
Anon
Jg Dolore
Salters
Episcopal Church
South Carolinia
Calabash Sam Declines Burial Committee Threats
A Gunnison City tale recounts a convention where a five member committee delivers a message to Calabash Sam, late of Deadwood, about providing a corpse for a new burying ground. Sam resists, joking about carving and shooting, while guns are pointed and a forced departure is arranged. Delrait Free Press.
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Coronal Parker
Michigan
Calabash Sam
Deadwood
Samuel
Havn
Alten
Black Hills
Anias Ruabe
Delrait Free Press
Colonel Zadock Pratt and the Bear and the Dogs
A tale from Prattaville recounts Colonel Zadock Pratt betting diners that his two dogs could shred a chained bear in front of a Sandakin Center hotel. The ferocious bear faced the dogs, who halted briefly before fleeing toward Prattville, as the crowd laughed and the Colonel cried for a comeback. The wager reportedly cost Pratt over $200.
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Zadock Pratt
Prattaville
Sandakin Center
Tha
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Prattsville
Alban
N. Y
Fragmented historic column with scattered imagery and notes
The passage mixes fragmented impressions and names, describing a scene near St. Feul e and St. Mary's with references to Reptile, a Paris plumber, and various figures. It mentions a market scene, a fatal slip on a street, an enormous beak, and a lengthy aside about platinum use by the Russian government, ending with a coinage note from 1864.
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Parthenia
United
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Smuggling Ring Exposed in Rome Sugar Deception
Police uncovered a complex smuggling operation in Rome involving large transit consignments of sugar moved outside the city walls. Investigators traced a hidden tunnel from a surveillance house to a warehouse, where thirty four casks were found and a rail system linked to a long underground canal under the town.
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