Senate Teletype Briefs Mark Mason and More Appointments
Senator Collom fears renomination by Mason while Harrison signals non candidacy. Mark G. Hanis named master at Joliet Illinois and George Dygon chosen for Rushville office. A Chinese treaty on immigration under Senate review. Prohibition era tax bill passes House. mortgage and stockholder disclosure bills advance in Ohio Senate. Gresham reports British troops guarding property in Bluefields. Census requests health and debt data advance in House. Inter state commerce reform bill proposes penalties for common carriers violating the act. Delaware fisherman ban debated. purse net ban near shore debated. Winds pioneer Edward Grice dies in Chicago. New Burien magnate Tondley Blives dead. Funeral rites held for John Weekler and daughter Mary at St. Michael’s, Chicago. Annie Bailey, age 121, dies in Philadelphia.
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Collom
William JM. Mason
Harrison
Mark G. Hanis
Joliet
Til
George
Rush- Ville
Senate
Ohio Recate
Fuloe
Teanesstt
Gresham
Baker
New Hampshire
Census Bureau
House
Committee On Appropriations
Switch
Vta
New Jersey
National Fish Commission
Delaware
Mix
Wdiward Grice
Te Grace Hotel
Chicago
Tondley Blves
New Buren Coun
Reams
John Weekler
Mary J. Willams
St. Michael's Church
Chicaro
Annie Bailey
Oplered Won
Dged
Philadelphia
Climbersburg
Public disasters and fires sweep midwest towns
A Chicago public school in South Nyanston burned injuring several scholars. A home in Hartford City Tod was destroyed by a natural explosion leaving seven occupants badly burned. A Miller South Dakota dispatch reports a prairie fire sweeping Pils county destroying farm buildings. Willian Powell and seven children near Effingham IL are in danger after eating poisonous horseradish stored in a tomato tin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Nyanston
Chicago
Lafe Harmon
Hartford City
Tod
Miller, S. D
Pils County
Severn Plux
Willian
Powell
Effinghm
Wisconsin and Iowa Crime Recap and Official Changes
A mixed set of 19th century criminal items and official changes spans Wisconsin and nearby states. Subjects include male factors held for trial in Tackle Wisconsin for polyonlac ber trust husband. Phelps Perrin a bank robber linked to a small town. Ax Cunterville Iowa burglaries with 3000 silver dollars stolen. Champaign Illinois police chief Cregier resigning upon city council request amid blackmail accusations. Iowa pair Joby Reed and Rtta Shaw hanged on the same rope. Minnie Schilling of St Louis fatally found by Harvard St George Courtenay. sixteen Black individuals arrested for assassinating a planter in Texas facing possible death. Floyd brothers sentenced in Minneapolis bank embezzlement case. W G Murdock Ontario lawyer retained in New York as out-counsel for Erastus Wiman. Joan Gatloway of Kokomo pleads guilty to stealing church robes and wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ype Floyd Brothers
Minneapais
Minneapolis
Ww. G. Murdock
Oronto, Ont
New York
Man Guilty in Local School Duty Case
A local man was sentenced to a year in jail after an incident linked to a Methodist Sunday school program. The case involved a hired worker and led to suspicions around church activities and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniteni Mgeg
Verestly Galloway
Methodist Sunday
Unverified scraps from a windy north with many names
A mixed scrawl of 19th century items mentions snow storms near the northwest, a gold find near Quincy, and various personalities and events. It lists General Lew Wallace, W. G Dye, La Bretagne, and numerous local incidents from Minneapolis to Indianapolis, with clashes, arrests, and assorted rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Minnesota
Quincy
Lew Wallace
W. G Dye
Wincut
United States
la Bretagne
Long Island
Ina Fos
Massillon
Panrdéh
Jivlay
Tian
Wiethita
Carlisle
Washington
Deny
Indianapolis
Spr
Gambine
Mianuapolis
Strawruneo
Senate and House Debate Agenda and Voting Results
Senate failed to take new action as March sessions focused on calendar bills. Messages from the president concerned Bluefields Nicaragua and Hawaiian affairs while the sundry civil bill advanced amid amendments. House actions included lifting limits on Missouri river spending and approving a ground-site purchase for a new building complex near North Capitol Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
D. C
Senate
Cutchings
Fickler
S. D
Missouri
Sioux City
Witsast
Washington
Christopher Schwaldt
St. Paul
Fort Snelling
Lome
Block
Illinois
Griniendments
Usehouse
Three great vocalists interview reveals opera stars methods
Metropolitan opera troupe stars Melba Culve Arnoldson discuss technique and training. Melba sings from chest and head registers, practices publicly, and avoids forcing the voice. Culve values natural instinct and daily exercise, while Arnoldson uses scales and measured training to sustain brightness and stamina.
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Mets
Gulye
Arnoldson
New York
Metropolitan Theater
Fach
Melba
Nisie
Madame Melba
Culve
Golmir
Enow
Sid
Pene Theo
Wis
Nelow
Soltersio
Mme
Filibuster Halts House Over Quorum For Bridge Bill
The text notes a five hour filibuster by Republicans aiming to unseat Mr Joy, blocking the house until Democrats produce a quorum. The cited Monongahela river bridge construction bill for Pittsburg was approved.
Destructive City Fire Destroys Champa Building Block
A massive blaze in Denver on Champa Street between 15th and 16th streets devastated the Champa building and adjacent property. Fire swept the rear, walls collapsed, and the St James hotel back area burned. officials assess losses around 150000 dollars with few injuries reported.
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Denyer
Champa
Champa Street
Thompson & Company
Spontanous Combustion
Actire
Te Champa Uwilding
Theee
Simenires
Layo
St. Tawies
Amiosts
Wish N NEWS report from Wisconsin era headlines
Wish N NEWS items from multiple Wisconsin towns report deaths and political nominations, with mentions of Waukesha La Crosse Appleton Neenah Sheboygan Manitowoc Milton Fond du Lac and Chippewa Falls. Notable notes include deaths illness and political tickets, incidents and local developments. Observed names include N E Williams J P Garvin Peter Thom C Spearbreaker and A Nicklas with varied local events and public notices.
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Betoit
la Grosse Interstate
F. A. Delaglese
AnUgo
la Crosse
Yates
Sheboygan
Neenah
RH. A. Williams Cor
Thomas J. Callaban
Iow
Widge
Marinette and Menomince
Thomas Walsh
Appleton
J. P. Garvin
Fond du Lec
Philadelphia
Warden Bandman
Milwaukee
Hey. J. G. Stephenson
Milton
Dove Eagoner
Kaukauna
Green Hay
A. W. Slaughter
Cliatonglig
Mayer
C. Spearbreaker
Lerl
Cannon
Charles Schroeder
E. M. Jones
L. H. Kuestes
Presbytery of
Chippewa
Rice
August Nicklas
Nicklas
Peter Thom
We. Kuttler
A. B. Whitman
Henry Bolbrook
Rob Roy
Jacob Schonkenberger
H. Fellows
Rucloe
John Neumeier
Ln Crosse
John Dalin
Dolan
Edward Vogee
Bee
Manitowoc
Charles Hastings
Shorty Whliatms
Price County
Belle City
Barrie
Eau Claire
American Federation of Labor
Chippewa Talla
Democratic City Convention
J, Lappio
John McCallum
Joseph Truedell
George Nelo
Elroy Democrats
Efcy
Albert Ball
M. Dix
Trensurer
D. Field
T. Gaffney
Janes Gerraghtys
James Gerrachty
Secretary ‘of the Interior
Francia
Jerry Dammon
Jessie M. Stoclair
Wisconsin court notes and crime brief from 1891
Focal land of ice reference and varied items report a 1891 decision favoring Miss Sinclair, a Beloit farmer’s abortive suicide, West Superior damages against Maus and Veut for false imprisonment, Perrin the Hurley bank robber released from prison, train thefts in Sheboygan County, Oshkosh sportsmen arrests for fishing, Green Bay waters fishing legality, Fond du Lac church leadership changes, Rev William Clark and division street church notes, and a Syracuse circuit stay of proceedings with James Cheyne life sentence for murder and bond forfeitures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sinclair
Jacob Hessying
Beloit
West Superior
A. R. Billingsley
Maus
Osborne-Veot Dass Growery
Cedar Arore
Sheboygan County
Oshkosh
Winnebago
Wolt
Green Bay
Toyce
Ciattingosa
Teng
Fond du Lac Uuty
Sabin Halsey
Milwaukee
Content
Division Street
Caurch
William Clark
First Church
G. H. Trever
M. FE. Chure
Fond du Tac
Wiliam Clark
Etate
Robert Murphy
William Hanscont
Alewer
Mead
Richard Len
Prank Stout
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Srief
Vuamwal and Politicat
Margaret Mayer
Tackle
Polyonlac Ber Trust
Phelps Perrin
Qwan
Wisconsin
Union Pacific
Omaha
Floward Gould J
Odette Taylor
Acress
Vanderbilty
South Dakota
Washinston
Synideline Pollard
Louis Kanitz
Michigan
Gar Lockiner
Fyelay
London
Jem Burge
Australia
Arthur Valentine
Percantace
Alexander J. McDonald
County Street
Fall River
Alass
Daniel J.mcdonald
Frank
Minette Club
West Side
Plaisanes
Garfield Park
Yale Football Association
Roanager
Bes Cable
Chickro
J. G. Greenway
Hot Springs
Ark
A. B. Foote
New Haven
A. G. Morris
Mie Marshalter Iron Works
Wilmington
Del
Framee
Gladstone
Rotain
House of Commons
Lice
Italy
Belgium
Beather
Archbishop Feehan
Frongi
Gasimi-Pevien
Hans Kossuth
Rastes
Tin
Corea
Tyre Kiralty
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Myud
Losebery
Jouls Kosauth
Baik
Duke of Bedford Ive
Om Hall
Reltisn
Congressional News
Hour
Kossuth
Sherman
Committee On Judiciary
Nob
Stewart
Nevada
West
Miuone
Capitol
L Streets
Ildins
Melva LiTre
Arnollson
Whitningston
Mar
Ierman
Denver
Clas History
Targe Chui
Lena
Metz
The
St. James
Wish N News
W. Bacon
Waukesha
Ya Strassmans
All Draggiste
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