Governor Elect Fifer Addresses Illinois Rally
The crowd gathered as ex Governor Oglesby spoke and Governor elect Fifer delivered an extensive address in which he urged enforcement of compulsory education laws and support for working people. He warned of a coming battle of ideas between order and disorder and highlighted the need for Americanized immigrants and strong public schools.
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Janiy Spryra
Inem Piglaldy
Brad di
Gowen Saath
Sean
Poverno
Gaverger Baber
Aidan
Aizins
Elias
Igbor
Poveram
Sabverte Wien
Hood
Tedehers
Sgh
Vernfal
Agenelen
Thirtythint Generals Assembly
Sun District
Republic
Oglesby
Tarey
Bosen
Jall
Fifer
Tenance
Governor Oglesby and entourage honor new governor and wife
At the executive mansion thousands from the city and across the state paid respects to the new governor and his wife. Governor Oglesby and family departed last evening for a tour of the south.
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Oglesby
Inauguration Day Sees Indiana Legislature Move to Ceremony
Indianapolis reports Governor-elect Hovey and Lt. Gov. Chase sworn in amid inaugural ceremonies at English's Opera House. The day’s events included a joint session, a parade from the capitol, and a public reception at the capitol, with Governor Gray offering thanks and urging reforms on elections, temperance, and education.
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Hovey Tikes
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hovey
As of Representatives
Thare
English
Opera House
Chase
Gray
Diduty Thrge
Aid
Carr
Ps General Assembly
Apr
Pheo
Iit
Pola Fa
Fevy
Savyre
Gen. Hovey
Capitol
Howay
Capitol R
Callar
Mensies
Harrison
Senators Nomination Sparks Nebraskan Caucus Debate
In Lincoln Nebraska Republicans in caucus moved to renominate Senator Manderson for the U.S. Senate. John A McSane, a current congressman from the first district, secured the Democrats’ unanimous nomination. Isham Harris was tapped by the Democratic caucus to seek another term as senator. In Boston both parties met but failed to unify behind a single Republican or Democrat candidate, with P A Collins named for a complementary role.
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Lincoln
Neb
Jao
Republicans of the States
Manderson
United States Senate
John A. McSoane
Congress
Tony
Isham d. Harris
Democratic Five
United States
Boston
Yan
Democracy
P Aj Collins
Harrison Is President-Elect
A brief notice states Harrison has been chosen as president elect in the latest electoral update. The report notes transition timing and official confirmation procedures.
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Harrison
CriIéagd
Union Veteran Club endorses Meredith for public printer
At a regular meeting the Union Veteran club with about 1,710 veterans unanimously passed a resolution endorsing Capt. William M. Meredith for the position of public printer.
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Currenco
Ounion Veeran Club
William M. Meredith
Republican Senate caucus plans action in Charleston
The Republican members of the West Virginia state senate met in a secret caucus in the senate chamber last night to decide on a plan of action. No details of the discussion have been released.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Senate
Senate
Loss of Austrian ship Lord Warden confirmed
Philadelphia reports the Austrian vessel Lord Warden missing after 103 days at sea. En route from Montevideo to Philadelphia the ship and its eighteen crew members from near Trieste are believed sunk with no survivors.
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Philadelphia
Jen
Lord Warden
Montevideo
S S H
Trieste
Austria
Missing Hancock Insurance Messenger Vanishes With 1500 Dollars
Boston reports that William P. Page an 18 year old messenger for Hancock Insurance left for the bank with a package containing 1500 dollars in coin and bills and has since disappeared as detectives pursue leads and search for the missing youth and money.
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Boston
William P. Page
The
Hancock Insurance Company
Tornado Toll and Large Corporate Profits Cited
Reported property losses in Reading from the recent tornado total $150000. Philadelphia and Reading railway and Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co posted past year profits of $3004422.55. The First National Bank of Bethlehem received permission to begin with $50600 capital.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
First National Bank
Bethlehem
Voorhees
Washington Territory
Medical Department
University of New York
Woeilssa
Allison
Committee On Finance
Senate
Europe
Galicia
Roumania
Vienna
Masked men abduct Dowell then free and recapture him
William Dowell of Andrews six miles west of Heutington was tied by a rope around his neck by seventy masked men of the White Cap movement on Sunday night. He escaped but was recaptured. his cries summoned locals who aided as the White Caps fed. Then the report shifts to Boston and Southern Cultivator cooking instructions and livestock show notes.
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Birmingham
Biamivana
Ala
Pratt Mines
Kellum
Kallum
George Meadows
Heutington
Ind
William Dowell
Andrews
Here
Frye's Predicament and Senate Tariff Debates
The article reviews Senate debate on the tariff bill with amendments from Allison and Frye. It notes a defeated structural iron proposal, a free timber addition, and a late adjournment after a long session. The House passed rules to rescind adjournment early, Reed supported it, and a pension and various bills were considered before adjournment.
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Washington City
Senate
Allison
Gray
Frye
Hale
West
eAst
Committees On
Sp.m Dally
House
Paygon
Reed
Heinzkelman
Plumb
Illinois
United States
Benzind
Cox
Townshend
Tracy
New York
District of Columbia
The Mistakes of Moses Ingersol and Health Remedies Ad
An odd mix of medical ads and faux awakening claims. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a life saving cure while promoting Kemp's Balsam and Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and throat issues. It notes metal prices and urges readers to seek trial bottles from local druggists.
Supreme Court Affirms West Virginia Medical Licensing Case
In Dent v. West Virginia the U S Supreme Court upheld a state statute requiring physicians to prove graduation from a reputable college via state board certification. Dent’s diploma from the American Medical Eclectic College of Cincinnati was denied. Justice Field wrote that medical licensing warrants strong safeguards, to be defined by the state.
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Washington City
F. M. Dent
West Virginia
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
State Board of Health
American Mbdical Eclectic College of
Cincinnati
Dent
Justice Field
Taxation of Drummers Declared Illegal by Supreme Court
Washington City January 15 The supreme court announces its decision in Walter H. Stoutenburgh v William J Heenick ruling that Congress had no power to delegate interstate commerce regulation to the DC legislature and that all taxation of commercial agents or drummers is illegal Justice Fuller writes the opinion with Justice Miller dissenting noting DC is not a state and interstate commerce remains unsettled.
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Washington City
Supreme
Walter H. Stoutenburgh
Washington Asylum
William J Heenick
Fuller
District of Columbia
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Miller
Dawes Bill Proposed To Open Sioux Reservations
Washington lawmakers introduced a Dawes bill in the senate to replace prior house measures. It requires consent of a majority of tribes and sets land price at one dollar per acre, replacing higher rates in earlier proposals. Officials hint at preparations for warships amid possible Panama Canal disturbances.
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Supremes Court
Navy Yards
Washington City
Jan
Dawes
Senate
Gifford
Peel
Dakota
Nebraska
Ute lands ceded for Utah reservation with cash and sheep payments
The commission reported to the senate on a treaty with the Ute Indians southern Colorado. Indians cede their current reservation for a new Utah reservation with ten yearly installments of 50000 dollars each. Each Indian receives a share. 20000 in sheep and 10000 to five chiefs. Idaho opposes Utah statehood.
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Washington City
Colorado
Senate
Utah
Confinement Aid Sold by Wm. Clendenin
Fragmentary notice notes a product marketed by Wm. Clendenin claimed to ease labor and confinement for mothers and children. The text mentions diminished danger and some unnamed effects but provides no clear dates or places.
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Wm. Clendenin
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