Congressional bills and world fair spelling plan noted
Senate and house actions include bills on food and drug adulteration reform a constitutional amendment on direct presidential voting and statehood for Utah while discussions on subsidies and tax moves continue. Rail safety and mine and Indian affairs also feature with notable incidents and executions reported.
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Senate
House
Stockton
Sacramento
Marysville
Cal
Mississippi
Ohio
Colorado
School of Mines
Holman
Arizona
Utah
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Notable deaths and political events across states
Obituary notes report editor Anthony B. Allen of Plainfield New Jersey and judge Grange V. Hawk of Indiana among the deceased. Other determinations note music publisher Charles Writs in Boston, naval medical director Charles Marvin in New York, and multiple state party conventions planned in Maryland Indiana and Illinois.
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Anthony B. Allen
American Agriculturist
Plainfield
N. J
Grange V. Hawk
Indiana Supreme Court
New Albany
Frank Brown
Maryland
Annapolis
General Assembly
Charles Writs
Boston
Indiana Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis
Arnonzo Brooks
North Lockport
Cinny Garry
Spokane Indians
Spokane
Wash
Charles Marvin
United States Navy
New York
Tullinois Republicans
Springfield
James S. Roginson
Ohio
Congress
Kenton
D. Corn
Rupert L. Cumsten
United States
Jackson
Tenn
Wirtras C. Rugati
Court of Appeals of
New Yorl
Syracuse
Leaders debate reciprocity in Kingston speech
Mr Laurin of Canada’s liberal party urged unrestricted reciprocity with the United States in a Kingston speech. The report lists various deaths and disasters including Cardinale Manning in London, Albert Vierrot, and other international events.
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Mr. Lauring
Kingston
United States
Cardinal Manning
London
Albert Vierrot
Duke of
Clarence and
Avondale
Prince of Wales
Freland
Sofia
Jordinand
Bulgaria
Grex
Kent
Exeter
Cardixat
Giovanni Simeons
Rome
Chepugana
Darien
Ranxponra Rogers
Newfoundland and Labrador
Peterborough
Ont
Santiago
Apyicres
Mexico
Garza
Senate Reaffirms Aid to South Dakota Mines and Other Measures
The Senate approved funding to aid Rapid City school of mines with 420000. Detroit marine hospital expansions receive 75000, Jacksonville IL public building 100000, and Fergus Falls MN 100000. House set terms for Wisconsin Western district courts. F C Davenport of Boston failed for 200000.
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United States Senate
South Dakota
Rapid City
Marine Hospital
Detroit
Jacksonville
Ill
Fergus Alls. Minn
Wisconsin
F.C. Davenron
Boston
Mars
Preprericcka
United States
Senate
Mississippi
Gorman
Maryland
Texas
Aor
Retreat
Wilkesbarre
John Mica
Republicans of
Louisiana
New Orleans
A. H. Leonard
Caddo
Hanrny Hixnvoux
McBmlillaun
Sims
Gheetan County
Ala
Butler
St. Louis
Tiflis
Russia
Tun Marvest Stove Company
South Pittsburgh
Tenn
Startling Alleged Murder Society Report Near Kansas
Topeka dispatch reports a suspected secret order with three degrees binding members to obey the inner council even to killing relatives. Sixty five members are named from Haskell Grant Stevens and Seward counties with meetings in Springfield and Woodsdale. Investigations expect arrests within two weeks as prosecutors prepare to move. The Brennan case against Col Wood's slayer may be dismissed on a nolle pros motion but retrial could occur.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Botkin
Pitzer
Dunn
Haskell
Grant
Stevens
Seward
Inner Council
Order of Justice
Traiorous
Springfield
Hugoton
Nolle Pros
James Brennan
Col. Wood
Brennan
Ives
RUSHING FOR THE LAND IN CANADA WEST
The northwest offers diverse farming zones expanding beyond Minnesota. Manitoba leads in harvest quality, Assiniboia and Alberta show strong cattle and fattening prospects, and new rail routes into Saskatchewan open vast homesteading. Eastern Canadians sell land to move west as spurred by hopeful settlers and immigrant plans. Winnipeg emerges as a future continental hub.
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Minnesota
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Europe
Hudson’s Bay Posts
Northwest
Canada
Tself
Lake Superior
Dominion
Winnipeg
Gold Diggers of ’49 Commemoration Narrowed
New York observers mark the forty fourth anniversary of the Sutter’s sawmill gold discovery with a dinner for California Territory pioneers. By Monday night fewer than fifty veterans remained to share tales of the old days as time takes its toll.
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New York
Sutter
el Dorado County
Cal
Associated Pioneers
California
Polish man at Retreat poorhouse in coma for year
In Wilkes-Barre near this city a Polish man, John Mica, has slept for thirteen months at the Retreat poorhouse after being moved from Wilkes-Barre City Hospital fourteen months ago. He opens his eyes briefly for nourishment, then slips back into a coma. The reason remains unexplained.
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Wilkesbarre
John Mica
Wilkesbarre City Hospital
Short smiles and scattered proverbs from old papers
A collage of aphorisms from 19th century papers cites humorous lines about gravestones nonsense and winning ways. Quoted snippets from the Philadelphia Times and Atchison Globe illustrate public wit and moral musings.
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Turre
Philadelphia Times
Tulre
Atchison Globe
Notes on women in ministry and society excerpts
The passage surveys women in modern roles including Mrs. Margaret R. Exxter as a Wisconsin Congregationalist minister, translator Elizabeth Birstenbinder, and Mary Beauclerk as a leading English stenographer. It notes female sales networks and a London Ladies' Own Tea association, plus brief comic and literary quips. It cites limited voting rights for women, praises Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, highlights touring actors Sidney Drew, and quotes various jokes and ads.
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Margaret R. Exxter
Wisconsin
E. Warner
Elizabeth Birstenbinder
London
England
Mary Beauclerk
Iceland
Pitcairn Islands
Isle of Man
Boschee's German Syrup Endorsed by Hotel Proprietor
Frank A. Hale of De Witt House Lewiston and the Tontine Hotel Brunswick claims Boschee's German Syrup cured his pulmonary consumption related coughs and cold symptoms. He asserts he uses it exclusively and has advised over a hundred people to take it, calling it the best cough syrup on the market.
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Frank A. Hale
de Witt House
Lewiston
Tontine Hotel
Brunswick
Boschee
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Clarins I. Aupricn
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Puck
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van Pelt
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Pike
Elmira Gazette
Lane
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Scott & Bowne
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Donald Kennedy
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Heaven
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Toledo
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