Congressional proceedings note fast pace in Feb. 22 session
On February 22 in Tussvay congressional actions included a petition against ratifying a treaty with Great Britain and a debate over retirement of legal tenders and silver certificates. The military academy appropriation passed, agriculture department proposals advanced, and a memorial for Senator Pike observed as the House and Senate adjourned or moved through committees.
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Brvale—Hiddleberger
Great Britain
United States
Ns Honal Bank
Searly
Nillor
Department of Agriculture
Tino
Bragg
Winconsin
Chenevy
Neapoast
Anshin P. Pike
New Hampwhire
Waraxapar
LHL
Errata
Agriculture and Labor
Who
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Signal Service Bureau
Department of Agel Culture and Inbur
Signal Nervice Bureau
Department of Agricnttara
Jauoc
Provident
Odvice
Senate
Loxos
Atlantion& Pacifia Ship Railway ‘Company
Anderson
Kaning
Vowmora
Willis
Kentucky
Wijlin
Ordar
Brookenridge
Sena
Pryv Sng Morgan
House—Mearns
Mandal
Pordoy
Ryan
Acuilty
Brage
House
Vay
Yuna
Tanke
Washington Territory
Denver & Rio Grand Railroad Company
Fort Crawford
Gatato
Edovande
Alter Dubaro Sen. Edmunda
Yéas UA
T. Ron
van Wyck
Dod
Conteroncu
Soustore Howr
Bracis and
Fogh
Antel
Minsouri
Hatche
Barnes
Committee On Appropriations
McCruaty
Harber
Mer
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Mir
Herbert
Yous
Hong
Satoupay
Somlen
Hle
Osurvesy
Harris
Khe Ore Genvain
Reagan
Baty
Moxpar
Couviet
Millar
Sen
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Fon Wyok
Sousto
Houwain
Blanchard
Louisiana
Carder
Tniecon
Sveni Ug
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Prisons and Woman Suffrage
Wisconsin legislature notes show petitions against contract prison labor and calls for woman suffrage. Bills on tax laws, university funding, and county reorganization advance or face postponement amid Senate and House votes and adjournments.
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Howe
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Rvattalot
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Hamm Mbty
Senate
Wisconsin
Todxon
Antangistau
Payorort
Devia
Flousemn
Tho’ S Bil
Oneida
Lincoln
Board of Regents
Dodge County
Assembly
Milwaukee Mechanics’ Mutrot Insurancs Company
Sanborn and Berryman
Egucy
Begham
Fire in New York destroys pier and cotton
A fierce fire at Morgan Line steamship Drake pier 37 North River destroys the pier and cotton bales worth about 160000. Lone Star damaged, six lighters burned, Bremen crew unable to control flames despite large fireboat response. Total loss estimated at 220000 with ships and cargo heavily affected.
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Morgan Line Stemmssip Drake
North River
Lone Star
Bremen
Poatstend
Morwen
Coroner Probes Death After Chloroform Use
The coroner opened an inquiry in Mizwaurzee into the death of Christian Jongblath of Franklin County after a dentist administered chloroform to treat toothache. Jongblath, 20, died before regaining consciousness following tooth extraction. The coroner noted the death may involve chloroform but blamed no one. the case highlights risks of anesthetic use in minor procedures.
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Mizwaornz
Thia
Christian Jongblath
Franklin Cormer
Jongblath
Swe
Hele
Jagblath
Richard Richards
Wivapurin
Meadow Lane Farme
Mt. Pleasans
Hal
Worth Wales
Racins County
Endlesves
Griffith
Columbue
Wis
George
Graver
Rocheator
Buia Awe
Mizwauxee
Czerwinakt
Emma Awe
Mapie Street
Emil Hoffman
Emil Hofman
Sac
Thouxanda
Wanen
Guumone
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Personal notes reflect political, social scenes in era
The item lists brief notices: Hon T G Poond's California trip to inspect a railroad, Senator Fair of Nevada during a six year term. Mrs. Rutch Harmon dangerously ill in Luckser Michigan with uncertain recovery. Henry Ward Beecher planning an autobiography covering over half a century. Francis Murphy's ribbon pledge on reform in Chicago. Thomas E Pinach ABR temperance activity. Colonel A C Sand in Cincinnati as a Republican figure who bought the defunct Bank’s plan for 12000 dollars. Sprigge of New York quoted predicting Cleveland’s possible withdrawal from candidacy before July 1 as national Democratic Committee signals reelection uncertainty.
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Californis
Senator Fair
Nevada
Yanate Chamber
Mca. Cleveland
Rutch H. Harmon
Luckser
Mich
Henry Ward Beecher
Francis Murphy
Congress Ou Sprigge
New York
Cleveland
National Democratic Committee
Rumors of a revival and home rule optimism rise in suita
General news notes report rumors of a revival and increasing confidence in a home rule majority if another election occurs. Saturday night traffic interruptions and property damage are noted at Milne Apolin Buffalo and other points. Hog cholera rages near Hiabora Illinois as farmers in the northern part of the od county anticipate losses.
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Suita
Gundatoxe
Informa
Milneapolin
Buffalo
New York
Jones
Galerburg
Hiabora
Odaety
Old Clinton Avenue relics relics of revolutionary days
Kingston correspondent notes a bill to buy the old century house on Upper Clinton Avenue. Built 1676 by Col. Wesel Tan Broeck, it housed New York State’s early government activities and figures like John Jay and Judge Kent. The piece traces its historical role from 1777 through Kingston, Poughkeepsie, and Albany as capital shifts occurred.
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New York Times
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Armstrong
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Mitchell Valentine
New York City
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Walla
Hy Boone
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Tan Broeck
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Bento
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George H. Shinsp
John Jay
Brack
Judgs Smith Thompson
State
Treasury
Supreme Court of the United States
Maent
Nalsen
Alo
Todge Yates
Tovernment
Poughkespsie
Poughkeepsie
City Hall
Poughkaessie
Albany
Locksley Hall prophecy meets sixty years after
The article discusses Fruli’s note on Locksley Hall and A B Tapp's 1865 critique, noting how the poem’s moral truth and possible future direction foreshadowed by a Tonnysonian thinker align with the 1865 views. It questions whether readers twenty years ago would accept the poet’s later turn as a higher lesson.
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A. B. Tapp
Locksley Hall
Bury
Locksley Hell
Nursg
Fragmented OCR Mystery at Midnight Doorway
A chaotic reading shows a 12:30 a m incident where a man named Job Shuttle is imagined intruding a door. The text meanders through odd dialogue about visions, dreaming, and a keeper. The hiring of memory is tangled with references to Captain Bradlee and a nonsensical hearing.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vital Blood Purity
Fragmentary testimonial from C Anexa in Chichen Sters praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for appetite and vigor. Letter describes prior weak health, prior use of other tonics, and two bottles restoring appetite. Mentions address and location hints, presenting as a public health remedy endorsement.
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Remmallah
Sod Emwralg Avenue
Chichen, St.ers
Seacey, Peart
Fragments of an Early 20th Century Advertorial Mix
OCR fragment杂乱文本涉及药水饮料与健康产品广告拼贴, 提及 Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Wayback Opera House, 未署名记者访谈, 以及多处推销段落与商业广告。 内容含观众对音乐、演出、工作机会与各类药品的宣传。 该段缺乏明确事件时间地点及可验证人物。
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