Mistook the Law prompts pension roll restoration for dependents
A case from Washington explains that the act restoring helpless children of deceased veterans allows renewal of pensions for those who aged out before the act, if ongoing disability is proven. Secretary Reynolds condemns prior rulings and urges full restoration of benefits, raising questions about possible arrearages for those dropped from the rolls.
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Interior Department
United States
Bobbingtan Hitoh
Washington
Reynolds
Ngrane
Harrison F Loeb
Bucks County
Gettysburg
One Hundred and Fifty-first
Pennsylvania Infantry
Jane B
Honolds
Department
Congress
The New Chinese Treaty Negotiated by Gresham
Washington reports summarize Secretary Gresham's Chinese treaty text aimed at ten years of restrictions on Chinese laborers, with provisions for returning workers, family or property exceptions, and safeguards for Chinese in the United States and abroad, including rights under most favored nation status but excluding naturalization.
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Gresham
Washington
United State
United States
China
Congress
Doctors Want It Established In the Interior Department
The hearing before the House committee on interstate and foreign commerce discussed establishing a public health bureau within the Interior Department. The NY Academy of Medicine drafted the bill, proposing a commissioner and an advisory council to collect and diffuse health information, track contagious diseases, and set sanitary rules for vessels from foreign ports. The advisory council would include one member from each state.
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Interior Department
Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
United States
Advisory Council
Money Needed for Courts Across the United States
Acting Secretary Curtis urged Congress to grant immediate additional appropriations for fiscal year 1894 to fund United States courts. He warned that judges may adjourn for lack of juror and witness pay, and jailers struggle to feed and guard prisoners without timely funding.
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Washington
Curtis
Treasury Department
House
Attorney General
United States Court
United States
Olney Opposes Washington Patent Probe Suggestion
Olney, the attorney general, sent a letter to Representative Covert chair of the house patents committee advising against the idea that the commissioner of patents should investigate the Berlinger telephone patents. A Bombay man will study Mormonism in Salt Lake City expected to stay for a time.
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Olney
St. Washington
Representative Covert
House Committee On Patents
Commissioner of Patents
Bombay
Salt Laxg
Utah
B. Nagarkar
Princess Kaiulani Guardian Seeks Hawaii Annexation Stance
Washington dispatch reports Theophilus H Davies guardian of Princess Kaiulani asserts a reign of terror in Hawaii, opposes provisional government, and questions annexation while hoping the United States upholds justice and queen restoration is unlikely. Davies plans to stay several days to relay views to Inter States.
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Washington
Theophilus H Davies
Kaiulani
Hawaii
Davies
Inter States
United States
Ka‘ulant
Unknown Smith Leads Coxey Rally to Maximo Through Snow
Coxey's army covers twelve miles of the longest free land route, marching toward Maximo amid January weather. Unknown Smith, the camp military head, calls the line of march and faces criticism for leadership while the caravan endures cold, scarce soap, and improvised meals.
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Smith
Maximo
Jaxon
Chicago
Arkival
Brown
Auxor
Coxey
Kirtland
Pittsburg
M. D. Louis Smith
Upson
Washington Township
Marshal Brown
Glee Club
Honore Jaxon
Louisville
Coxey's Army Bites Hardships on March to Alliance
The Coxey march faced fatigue and scarce rations as about fifty men gathered at Maximo and only ten joined in Louisville. At Alliance the army rested at every mile, pleaded for food, and faced grumbling and slow recruitment. A citizens' meeting heard Coxey and Brown deny press hostility and seek funds for Chicago trip.
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Alliance
Maximo
Louisville
Coxey
Chicago
Opera House
Brown Coxey
Kim Brown
Independent Church
Marshal Brown
D W Smith
W &. Rickhard
Washington
Henry Vincent
Slow progress for US industrial army at Finlay
Ban Antonio Texas March 24 The United States industrial army of 700 men led by Gen L C Fry is not moving toward Washington quickly. The entire force remains camped at Finlay El Paso residents fear a return visit and seek funds for a train to bring the army to San Antonio Rangers under Captain Hughes guarding Southern Pacific property at Finlay have been withdrawn by orders from Governor Hogg to remove the force and avoid armed clashes.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
United States Industrial Army
Generis L. C Fry
Washington
Southern Pacific
Finlay
el Paso
San Antonio
Captain Hughes
Financial Statement of South Moline Highways Treasurer
Public funds received and expended for the fiscal year ending March 27 1804 as sworn by Chas A Larson treasurer of the South Moline town highways. lists sources such as county treasurer and poll taxes, and expenditures including road work grading bridge building and graveling with totals and balances. The record shows items from W C Wilson Mason and Lot sources, with a final balance and due from county treasurer.
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South Moline
Stars of
Chas. A. Larson
Acng
M. A. Gould
Justice of the Peace Ghas
A. Larson
W C. Wilson
Thomas Campbell
C J Searle
Janes Road
C F Lindstrand
A Gould
Charles Heck
Priv Legen Son
City of Moline Joint Bridge
Alice Cornwall
Priv Leges
John 'Itlen
Anon
Ilar Dmmons
Fay Watoudi
Wubu Giles
John Fitten
Colley
Bailey Road
Geo Hogeboon
Globe Bindery
Vinton
J Harrold
E J Evans
EB J Evans
Geo Hanson
Rasmun Mason
Nathan Eriksen
Urick
Stillman Lovejoy
Chas A Larson
EB J Evana
Labor
James Roan
William Batley
James Hasson
Enon
Moline Plow Co
Bedar Woot
Herman Walstrand
A. Laren
Moline Disputch Publishing Co
Imine Junel Dimeck, Gould & Co
Porter Printing Co
Thomas Dunn & Sona
Har Ware
Williiam Alley
William Ilaner
Argillo Worka
Peter Gunalaon
FE J Evans
Wm H. Nechling
Geo. Hasson
W C Wilson
H E Biggs
F Heck
Tithens
Rock Am
Andrew Nelson
Porta
Fred Sass
Pitta Mig Ce
Legal Adviser Co
John Weckel Moaner
Wilson
Geo Hasson
William Hatley
Uick & Drum
Evann
Ed Brown
William Bweatnger
Geo Hasaon
Carlson
Larkon
Reid & Witter
Uaemma
Coste
Axel Nystrom
William H Gert
Erickson
Ed Eastman Constable
Stanles
Eastman &Jordan
Moline
T'S
W Carlson
John YD
Moline Dispatch
Toral
Dimerk Gould & Columber
Een Haaven
William Bales
Mason
Jamen Roan
C. M. Walberg
Geo. Hanson
Johbn F Giles
Ravel
Toohn C. Newlan
Nysarch
F Christianson
W Vinton
Geo. Scherer
Geo
W Walker
J A. Pettifer
Mra. Gregg
New Mexico’s Patriot Antonio Joseph on American Nation and Finance
In Washington on March 26 Antonio Joseph argues New Mexico’s population is mostly American born and English speaking, rejects being labeled Spanish American, and cites Patriotism in the Union War effort. He supports statehood plans tied to Civil War era proclamations and calls for a reworking of the financial system toward coin certificates. A caucus of western and southern members pursues a Beck bill based reform to replace most paper money with coin-backed notes, aiming for a uniform, fixed value.
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Wastanaton
Times
Antonio Joseph
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Mexican Republic
St Louis
American Fur Company
Taos
Kearny
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Joseph'n
Beck
Secretary of the Treasury
France
New York
Coombs
Brooklyn
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Marketed For Teething Pain
An aged lauded remedy for mothers to soothe teething children claims to ease Rome and diarrhea, ease colic, and calm all ages. Sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mig Wislow 5 Bootring.
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Chendenin
Winslow
Rome
Wimslow
Danbury Newsman Bailey Aiding the Poor and Beloved Philanthropist
The Danbury Newsman Bailey lived a life of humor and generosity until his death. He brightened offices and homes, giving away large sums yearly to the unfortunate, tramps, and the needy, earning lifelong friends across Danbury. His sudden passing followed a brief pneumonia bout, with colleagues recalling his sunny, unforced manner.
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Danbury News
Danbury
Bailey
Physicians and Surgeons in Davenport area cards list
Medical professionals and legal figures appear in a dense business card section. Entries include D Karl Vollmer and D Charles M Robertson eye ear nose throat specialists with offices in Davenport, along with Barth Hollowbush surgeons, Kohler attorney, and other professionals.
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Charles M Robertson
Gary
McCullough ‘Building
W. 3d
Davenport
J R Bollowbush
Geo
E. Barth
RS. Barth & Hollowbush
St. Telepone
Hollowbush
Opal-bearing blue grouse reported near Red Lodge
E. E. Van Dyke reports uniting blue grouse in Crandle creek region and finding opals in their crops. He believes the birds pick up the stones in the Bad Loode near Red Lodge and use them as ballast. Opals are fine and multicolored.
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E. E. van Dyke
Crandle Creek
Mr. van Dyke
Red Lodge
The Human Electrical Forces in Nerve Health
A condensed discussion of nerve force as the brain to body communication system. It highlights the vagus nerve as pivotal, links nerve vitality to health, and notes Dr. Franklin Miles and Nervine as part of the medical discourse on sleep and nerve disorders.
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Franklin Miles
M. D
Guineas
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Underwood
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Humphreys’ Medicine CO
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