Congressional Headlines and Tragic Losses From Recent Week
Senate debated a ten year records report and pension bills passed while the House filibustered. A Pinkerton inquiry, World’s Fair appropriations, and several rail and weather disasters unfolded. Fatal shootings, drownings, bank robbery, and fires afflicted multiple states as trains collided and a cyclone tore communities.
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Senate
House
Messrs
Guldinger
Peffer
Hansbrough
Felton
Sanders
White
Hill
Pinkerton
Political shifts and key nominations across states
The state Farmers Alliance withdraws its electoral ticket in Minnesota. Several congressional nominations follow in Illinois, Missouri, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, and Nebraska. Nebraska nominating conventions name Van Wyck for governor and others. Illinois and Alabama results provide governor race tallies amid counterclaims.
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Farmers’ Alliance
St. Paul
Minn
Joan A. Ricx
National Board of Trade
Scranton
Ilinois
T. A. Rogers
Missouri
M. Arnold
Georgia
R. BE. Lester
North Carolina
B. H. Bunn
Virginia
W. A. Jones
Nebraska
O. M. Kem
Alliance
Connecticut
Hartford
William Reese
United States
Pittsburgh
Bolivar
Victor F. Quartn
People’s Party of Nebraska
Kearney
C. H. van Wyck
Josuva Walcott
Tucson
A. T
New York Central
Panama
Republicans of
Lincoln
Lorenzo Crounse
Crounse
Treasury Department
J. G. Tate
Michigan
Congress
A. J. Powell
Florida
C. M. Cooper
W. S. Tuunton
Mississippi
J. C. Kyle
Alabama
Jones
Kolb
Illinois Nominates Two Democrats for Congress
The First Illinois district nominates Robert I. Hunt and the Fourth district names Julius Goldzier. Central Kansas settler J W Gore dies from heat in Abilene. Swedenborgian Rev Barrierr dies in Germantown aged 84. Michigan passes a new appropriation bill in a special Lansing session. Odd Fellows chief Withia Warr dies in Louisville aged 75. Josrrud Davis dies in Louisburg aged 70 after long service in Congress. Anchina TuackEn dies near Martinsville Indiana aged 101.
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Illinois
Robert I. Hunt
Congress
Julius Goldzier
Con. J. W. Gore
Kansas
Abilene
Bexsamin Fisk Barrierr
United States
Germantown
Michigan
Lansing
Withia AM Warr
The
Odd Fellows of the United States
Louisville
Josrrud
Davis
Louisburg
N. J
Anchina Lp
TuackEn
Martinsville
Ind
Global Aflame Headlines and Notable Losses Across 19th Century News
Reports from across the world note Panama Canal contract signing with a syndicate and a Mexico City charity in distress. British Parliament elected Arthur Peel as speaker as Ramspun & Co. collapses in England. Diseases, famine relief, and a Russian coal mine disaster are reported alongside a Rome dynamite blast at a religious fete. Lord Tennyson marks his 83rd birthday in London.
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Panama Canal
A. Basserri
Loteria Beneficencia Publica
Mexico
Arthur Wellesley Peel
Ramspun & Co
Horton
Eng
Rzecze
Russia
Dewsbury
England
Victoria
B. C
Vandenong
Australia
Mejerda
Tunis
Switzerland
Lord Alfred Tennyson
London
Electric
St. Alfonzo’s
Rome
Italy
Nineteenth Century Nominations and Tragic Endings Reported
Congressional nominations list reps and democrats from Indiana Ohio Minnesota and Iowa. Deaths include James Pierce age 93 in Gifford Illinois oldest Champaign county resident and Clotilda Stobronson 106 in Detroit. Also reports train wrecks foul play suicides and a Denver Knights Templar conclave.
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Indiana
L. N. Mering
James Brown
Ohio
W. J. White
Minnesota
W. QR. Baldwin
Iowa
Scott
People's
James Pierce
Gifford
Champaign County
Tur Democrats of Tennessee
Nashville
Peter G. Turney
Chicago
Mars
J. C. Finapatrick
Dubuque, Ta
Jupee Jesuss C. Nornwine
St. Louis
Knights Templar
Denver
Clotilda StoBrNson
Detroit
Mich
Tim Schenectady
N. Y
W. C. Schermerhorn
Santa Fe
Petersburg
Col
Matuscka
Warsaw
Russia
Timi
Mountain Home
Idaho
Dixie District
Lizzin
Bertha Shultz
Fairmont
Neb
Sit. Paul
Minneapolis
Charleston
Trenton
New Jersey
Thomas J. Kennedy
Knights in Line Parade Draws 25000 Templars in Denver
Denver Aug 10 at least 25000 Knights Templar joined a 3 mile parade through downtown Denver in light rain. Grand Master Gobin reviewed the line from Sixteenth and Logan, with 200000 spectators along the route. The event opened with 35000 in line, followed by a encampment session, greetings from Gov Routt and Mayor Rogers, and plans discussed for future encampment sites including Washington DC and Cincinnati Louisville Boston Milwaukee.
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Denver
Col
Knights Templar
Gobin
St. John Commandery
Philadelphia
Brown Palace
Sixteenth
Logan Avenues
Fourteenth Street
Court Place
Sixteenth Street
Race Street
Masonic Temple
Silver State
Frank B. Hill
John S. Routt
Platt Rogers
Gen. Carr
Colorado
United States
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Boston
Milwaukee
Louisville
John I
Lebanon
Hugh McCurdy
Corunna
Mich
W. L. Thomas
Danville
H. Lloyd
San Francisco
Hugh M. Aiken
Knoxville, Tenn
Francis E. White
Plattsmouth
Neb
Guard
Farmer crushed by hayrack in gate accident at Monte Vista
P J Sheridan, a farmer eight miles south of Monte Vista, was crushed between a gate post and a hayrack while driving through the gate. He suffered multiple broken ribs and is not expected to survive. Sheridan was once famous for alleged knowledge about the Phoenix Park murder in London and has refused offers to testify in England.
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Monte Vista
Col
P. J. Sheridan
Sheridan
Phoenix Park
London
Jle
England
Despairing Judge Normile Takes Poison Death in St Louis
Judge J C Normile of the criminal court, embittered by Post Dispatch libel cases and harsh criticism, killed himself at his boarding house using poison. A diary note curses the newspaper and laments the slow legal system while detailing his life from Ireland to a Kansas upbringing and Georgetown Colum bian legal study.
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Normile
St Louis
St. Louis
J. C. Normile
Criminal Court
Washington Avenue
Post-Dispatch
Lfe
Florence White
F Post-Dispatch
Ireland
Kansas
Georgetown University
Columbian University
Washington, D. C
Dozen Hurt in Santa Fe Train Wreck Near Denver
A Santa Fe special passenger train crashed with an inbound train in a shallow cut near Pike's Peak. Dozens were injured though none killed. list includes Ned Nearing Pueblo and P Jackson Colorado Springs with multiple injuries and several others named from Illinois Indiana Illinois Michigan Kansas and Colorado.
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Santa Fe
Denver
Col
Pike’s Peak
Ned Nearing
Pueblo
P. Jackson
Colorado Springs
Jessie Anderson
Montrose
Lil
D. W. H. Carter
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Frank Lee
King is commuted from hanging to life imprisonment in Tennessee
Gov. Buchanan in Nashville commuted Col. I. Clay King to life imprisonment instead of executing him for the March 15 murder on a public street. Pressure from thousands of Tennesseans and Kentuckians, plus appeals from delegations and politicians, influenced the decision. The condemned man showed little reaction, recently indulging in stimulants.
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Memes
Tenn
Buchanan
Nashville
Col. I. Clay King
David H. Poston
Tennessee
Kentucky
Harris
Two Girls Die After Runaway Horse Incident
In Grafton Nebraska on August 10 Lizzie and Bertha Shultz were thrown from their carriage when their horse bolted. Bertha died at the stable door while Lizzie collapsed beside her. The coroner was summoned but could not hold an inquest due to the coroner’s wife’s death.
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St. Paul
Minn
Cora Wooparp
Anna Bushing
Rockford
Southern Pacific
Collis
Cal
Burlington
Wisconsin
Nellie Zollinger
Blanche Simonsin
Grace Maxwell
Port Byron
Julius Clemens
Philipena Morgenthrallen
St Joseph
William Hoefr
Aucken Wa
Creston
Andrew J. Borden
Fall River
Mass
Indianapolis
Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Lake Shore Road
Erie
T. E. Cillark
D. D
Society of Christian Endeavor
New York
H. C. Frick
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Steel Company
Alexander Bergmann
Cotton Belt
Ture
Dean Conrad
James McGillen
Eddie Litzenberger
Johnstown
Benton
Frederick Kayser
Dayton
Stillwater
Schulenberg & Boeckeler Company
Nets Wuhr
Bismarck
N. C
Cleveland
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Louisville
St. Louis
Martin Rero
Alexander Chappel
Noblestown
Orr and Coyle
Reed
Jacon Claus
Detroit
Mich
Goa
Grafton
Neb
Lizzie
Bertha Shultz
Fairmont
Bertha
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Promote Liver Health
Advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative to prevent liver trouble. It claims small easy to take pellets relieve constipation indgestion bilious attacks and headaches and promise satisfaction or money back.
Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy Promises $500 Reward
The advertisement claims the remedy cures chronic catarrh of the head and offers a five hundred dollar reward for any incurable case, asserting substantial efficacy and bold guarantees.
August Flower Heals Longstanding Indigestion in Allegheny Man
J D Cox of Allegheny Pa reports a five month dyspepsia with post meal fullness and sickness resolved after two weeks using Augusta Flower. He worked seven years for Thomas McHenry Druggist Allegheny City and gained twenty pounds since recovery.
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Thomas, McHenry
Allegheny City
Augusta Flower
J. D. Cox
Allegheny
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