Senate Debates One Term Amendment and Quarantine Bill
The Second Session congressional items note a proposed one term presidential amendment and anti option bill discussed in the Senate on the 19th. A paymaster nomination for Indiana was received. A National quarantine bill was called up with no action. the Senate adjourned on the 23rd in memory of ex-President Hayes. In the House a deficiency appropriation bill for the next year was reported and an adjournment observed for Hayes. The Senate debated the Columbian postage stamp issue and the anti option bill, with action deferred. Numerous incidents follow including a Philadelphia stabbing, a Kentucky ice gorge disaster, embezzlement arrest in New York, a large bank closure in Lincoln, and multiple fires and fatalities across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senaate
Elijah W. Halford
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Hayes
House
Wolcott
Colorado
Michigan Lake
Chi
Cockrell
Davis
Minn
Port of Deparer
Multiple incidents reported from 1892 era daily news
The item lists diverse events including Herbert M Hayprn's death in Chicago by a horse collision, a New York tariff league meeting report, a Cleveland motor car collision injuring five, Great Falls plowing, hangings in Helena and Carrollton, a Baltimore warehouse fire with $200000 loss, a reversed Chicago murder trial, a mob killing in Alabama, a large Springfield will be charitable, a Colorado Springs mine strike, a Pennsylvania railroad collision injuring fifteen with three fatalities, measles deaths in Denton, epileptic death in White Plains, a bank robbery suspect captured in St Paul, two Mississippians lost in swamps, a bridge train crash in Peru with fatalities and injuries, a poisoning case conviction in Pittsburgh, a Chicago telephone office concert, inventor Joseph Winsor's death, suicide by Joan Logan, fatal blast in Richmond Utah, and weekly clearinghouse totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taggert
Philadelphia
Thomas Davis
Belmont
Ciannnus G. Linclatr
Armour Packing Company
New York
Chicago
WilLk
Fort Scott
Kan
Northwestern College
Albany
Napoleon
Lee Lung
Traatn
Big Four
Alton
Denver
Col
Kate Roster
George Roster
Pittsburgh
Tim Capitol National Bank of
Lincoln
Neb
National Bank Examiner
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Putin Bay
Rochester
N. Y
W. Burns
Trim Tise
Raleigh
N. C
Tur Carondelet
South St. Louis
Moon
Robert, Landry
Pick George
Convent
Qone
Johnson County
Wyo
Pennsylvania
Docklow
Tyrone
Tim McBeth Lamp Fine Works
Elwood
Ind
United States
Norfolk
Tangier Island
Grorek Fri Lows
William
Columbus
Veatrner
J. T. Cuuterron
Raywick
Ity
Nat Marietta
Nicholas Haas
Corn Bros
Salt Lak City
Utah
Terrritory
First National Bank
Greenville
Tex
Frank Wooprourr
Black
Cronin
Lansing
Herbert M. Hayprn
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
American Protective Tariff League
Cleveland
Great Falls
Mont
Nathan Ramsey
Helena
Ark
Prince Mallory
American Phosphate and Chemical Company
Baltimore
Daniel Coughlin
Patrick Henry Cronin
Supreme Court
Ottawa
Coughlin
David Winiiams
Carrollton
Ala
Mary Davis
Wuen
Horace Smith
Springfield
Mass
Joan Braprorp
White Plains
Charles W. Thorn
Kansas City
St. Paul
W. GB. Horra
Harry Rollins
Grenada
Miss
Tallahatchie
Wabash River
Peru
George C. Dorland
la Porte
Workman
Huen Dempsey
Homestead
Joseph Winsor
Providence
R. 1
Joan Logan
American Watch Company
Boston
Richmond
Lewis
James Kerr
Thomas Exeter
Fred Rainey
Clauder Peart
Dunne
Story & Co
Noted Boston composer Justus Ercuperec dies at 69
Justus Ercuperec, famed Boston composer and musical director, dies of pneumonia at age 69. Ex-President Hayes funeral held at Tremont, with thousands attending and Oakwood Cemetery interment beside Hayes's wife. Black drapery and mourning visible across public buildings and private homes. John Carlisle resigns as U S senator from Kentucky. Sam Smann leaves evangelical work to return to Atlanta Constitution desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Ercuperec
Boston
John G. Carlisle
United States
Kentucky
Sam Smann
Atlanta Constitution
Hayes
Tremont
Oakwood Cemetery
Multinational crises and executions cited in historic dispatches
A sampling of global incidents spans executions in Scotland and political turmoil in Mexico. Reports note a Canadian border raid on smugglers in Windsor, a Rome bank deficiency, English factory fire losses, a St Johns mercantile failure, and a Kaikugar death among Stanley associates. Also referenced: shipwreck survivor plights, a Geneva watchmaker’s speaking timepiece, cholera in Halle, an ice field near Crimea, a French royalist anniversary, a Pont-y-Pridd mine shaft collapse, Garza revolution updates, Polish mass deaths, and a dramatic Russian cold snap with minus 61 Fahrenheit.
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Tree
Windsor
Detroit
Mich
William McEwan
Glasgow
Scotland
Frances
Rome
Italy
Bank
Napoli
Tom Ilkeston
Ikeston
England
P. & L. Tessier
Halle
Germany
Danube
Crimea
Louis VII
France
Pont-y-Pridd
Fngland
Mexico
Russian Poland
Fragmented 1890s Senate Actions and Tragic Local Incidents
The Senate authorized pension proof for citizenship under the 1890 act and adjourned after Justice Lamar’s death. A New York boxing event paid 32500 to Jacqgins as eighty miners died in a Czech explosion. a St Louis engagement ended in a fatal shooting and suicide. Fires in Baltimore and St Augustine caused major losses. multiple deaths occurred including a Chicago official. Ohio mulls Mount Vernon statehouse. Santa Fe wreck kills three. Nevada and Texas senates reaffirm reelections.
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Atinl
United States Senate
Commissioner of Pensions
United States
Justice Lamar
House
Friends
Alexandre Jacqgins
New York
Fortschitty
Bohemia
Frank D. Harnscorn
W. J. Dickinson
St. Augustine
Fla
Gronar A. H. Baxen
Chicago
Ohio House of Representatives
Mount Vernon
Fink
T. A. Sullivan
Bonn River
Henry Sullivan
John Orr
Santa Fe Road
Millsdale
N. M. Rohn
J. Mahoney
Richard Mitchell
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Messrs
Paulikner
Camden
West Virginia
My Mother Poem From the Detroit Free Press
A reflective verse describing a mother’s lullaby and guiding prayers, contrasting the speaker’s childhood with the dream of hearing that song again. The piece centers on maternal voice, care, faith, and the ache of absence, ending with the dreamlike return of the lullaby.
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Detroit
Truly Modest Marid I Want a Meek Husband Poem
In the Omaha Bee, Bessie Higgins crafts a playful lyric seeking a quiet, unassuming husband. She rejects bravado and flirtation, preferring a learned man who is modest, gentle, and responsive to her needs, valuing intellect over bravado.
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Modest Marid
Bessie Higgins
Omaha Bee
Tennyson and tales fill Carroll Burton's Far Ringford issue
The issue showcases Tennyson in Child-Life at Far Ringford, visits, and play with the Ten nyson boys. It also features Frederick A. Ober on At the New World's Portal, Norman W. Bingham Jr on Sprinting and Hurdling, H. E. de Ramsay on Queen Wilhelmina as The Flower of her Race, Alexander Ritchie with The Pilot of the Nantucket Shoals, Gertrude Smith Western story The Little Taylors Alone, Abby M. Gannett Hetty's Red Gown, Anna I. Burnham In the Pratus-Box, priced 20 cents per number or $2.40 yearly.
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Tennyson
Carroll Burton
Farringford
Tennyson Boys
Frederick A. Ober
Columbus
New World’s Portal
Norman W. Bingham, Jr
Harvard
H. E. de Ramsay
Wilhelmina
Holland
Alexander Ritchie
Nantucket Shoals
Gertrude Smith
Little Taylors
Abby M. Gannett
Hetty
Anna I. Burnham
D. Lothrop Company, Publishers
Boston
Butler's Famous Book and Other Classified Snippets
Announcement of Butler’s Book a subscription autobiography and history by Dibble Publishing Co. Chicago seeking live agents. Also short testimonials for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters praising liver relief and digestion. Quotation humor from Lowell Courier and a Puck joke about a failed singer.
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Benjamin F. Butler
The Farmer and the Grocer Debate Over Prices
A grocer refuses to pay for a seven pound turkey at the price of a ten pound one while a farmer questions baking powder value. The Royal Baking Powder claims 27 percent stronger leavening than rivals and warns against alum or acidic substitutes, urging fair pricing.
Mistress and Cook in a Comical Domestic Exchange
A light scene shows a mistress pressed to keep a plain cook from leaving. the cook laments her culinary limits while the mistress suggests she prepares dishes herself. A New Yorker and Chicago man discuss Ohio's past, and a Detroit Free Press quips about capital shipping. A poulterer quotes partridges as a wife delays delivery due to her husband’s Staten Island hunt.
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Chicago
Ohio
Copital
Columbus
Detroit Freeress
Dixie Fiver Sleeper Route Announces Double Daily Service
Double daily sleeping car service advertised from Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Louisville and Deansville via Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Lake City Jacksonville to Tampa. For rates and sleeping car write B F Neville 194 Clark Street Chicago.
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Dixie Fiver
Suwanee River
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Deansville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Lake City
Jacksonville
Tampa
B. F. Neville
Clark Street
It Was His Griu and the Teacher’s Grammar Joke
A Detroit Free Press comic humor caption plays on grammar. A teacher asks if it is correct to say the girl is beautiful or the girl are beautiful. A boy replies with a pun about the girl being "clean out of sight," humorously asserting a different form.
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Detroit Free Press
Richard III Tablets Promise Headache Relief
Advertises Richard III tablets for headache or neuralgia with a money back guarantee sent by mail for 25 cents. Includes a quoted cartoon caption about Datton and Miss Savecash and a note on bargains from the Inter Ocean. The advertisement lists Boesenroth Obermann Medical Co. Chicago addresses Clark and Kinzie Streets.
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Boesenroth
Obermann Med. Co
Clark & Kinzie
Chicago
True Cure for Asthma By SwepisH RemMEepYy
Ad claims instant relief and cure for asthma with a free mail sample from Comixs Bros. Muphine Co. St. Louis Missouri. A comic exchange mentions coffee habit and doctor advice about hot water. The piece mirrors early 20th century advertising tone.
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Dr. Crossy
Comixs Bros. Muphine Co
St. Louis
McVicker's Theater Chicago to stage A Kentucky Colonel
The note cites Opie Reid's comedy A Kentucky Colonel opening at McVicker's Theater in Chicago with Mr. McKee Henitin directing on January 29. It mocks Give the devil his due and mentions other items from the era including Garfield Tea remedies and Brown's Bronchial Troches. The fragment also notes rental and credit issues for landladies and a Richmond Virginia job lead.
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T McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
Opie Reid
McVicker’s
Mr. McKee Henitin
Mr. Raiser Credited as Reliable Advertiser for Fairbait
The paper notes Mr. Raiser, whose World's Fair Bate advertisement appears here, is perfectly reliable and will fulfill his agreement as stated.
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Mr. Raiser
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the Express
Congressional
Cuanrues L. Poot
New Albino
Catherine Sharr
John G. Sharp
Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Laman
United States Supreme Court
Macon
Bright
Justice Gray
Supreme Bench
Puinairs Brooks
D. D
Episcopal Diocese
Massachusetts
Bishop Brooks
Cynthia
Juno
Nathan M. Levy
Judge
Win Aship
Inter Ocean
Butler
Lowell Courier
Cattie Snes
Western
Pork —Mess
New
Western Steam
Western Cresmery
Belves
Nedernecerane
Bencing
Kansas Ory
Ore
Omaha
Jiblets
Staten Island
Florida
Datton
Lanpiapy
Mr. Butlur
Yonkers Statesman
B. '. Johnson & Co
Richmond, Va
Washington Star
Beecham
Indianapolis Journal
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Salvation Oil
J. Stephens
Lebanon
Iad
Kinney Avenue
72Nd Street
Raiser
Fair Grounds
Comxchange Bank
Charles Raiser
Clybourn Avenue
Gee” Butler
Tod Bele Publishleng& CO
Clack St
Chicagos
Hope Tacks
Novelty Dept
Atlas Tack Corp
N. Warchousra
Docton
San Fransisco
Lynn
Tuuotio
Bles
Mabtayen
Mio
Whitman
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