Congressional actions and disasters span nation in 1892
A multitude of measures pass or move through Congress including a state admission bill for New Mexico, Canada trade reciprocal measures, and a five year land lease plan. Senate and House debate deficiency bills, open arbitration talks, and appoint foreign ministers while reporting fires, drownings, disasters, and a toll of deaths from heat and wrecks across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
New Mexico
Senate
Canada
United States
Republicans of Michigan Nominate Gubernatorial slate at Saginaw
Michigan Republicans at Saginaw nominate John T. Rich for governor Elba Joshua W. Giddings for lieutenant governor and other statewide officers. The platform aligns with Minneapolis GOP, denouncing the Democratic administration, the tariff act and district gerrymandering. William Hapnity elected national committee chairman and S P Sheerin secretary. The report notes South Dakota Republicans meeting in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Sheldon
CG. N. Herried
Thomas Thorsen
W. W. Taylor
Coe I. Crawford
J. E. Hiphile
Cortez Salmon
Texas
W. N. Crain
Congress
Minnesota
James T. McLeary
Aaron TL. Cuarin
Beloit
Wis.) College
Joan Lynch
Maine
Portland
Henry J. Gardner
Massachusetts
Milton
Caroline
Order of Notre Dame Sisters
United States
Milwaukee
Borden
Indiana
George B. Shaw
Wisconsin
J. I. McCleary
D. B. Searle
Kansas City
TurrLas M. Bisse
South Bend
Ind
Michigan
Saginaw
John T. Rich
Elba
Joshua W. Giddings
Wexford
John W. Joachim
Marquette
Joseph ¥. Hambetzer
Hancock
Stanley W. Turner
Roscommon
Garrett Dieckema
Ottawa
Minneapolis
William F. Hapnity
Pennsylvania
8. P. Sheerin
Democratic National Committee
South Dakota
Madison
Tragic Collisions and Global Disasters Reported
Reports from Marlbank Ontario recount a fatal train collision with three dead and several injured. An official note from the Dutch government cites the destruction of Great Sangir island and 2,000 lives lost due to a volcanic eruption. Also reported are a double scull challenge for $1,000 and the world title, a Russian law targeting Jewish Poles, a mine rescue in Bohemia after seventeen days buried, and various natural and urban calamities including an earthquake in Guadalajara and a deadly fire at an orphan asylum in La Paz.
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Moosup
Conn
Preswent Harrison
America
New York City
Ohio
Indiana
Tim
West
Detroit
Jack
Western Baseball League
Tarrison
Senate
Andrew D. White
New York
Russia
A. L. Snowden
Pennsylvania
Spain
Truxtam Beale
California
Greece
Robert
Ernest Soltanu
Hamburg
Long Branch
Bliteman
United States
Belle Hamiltn
Globe
Slich
Yreka
Cal
Suron Jacobs
Buffalo
Waters Pierce Oil Company
St. Louis
Gus Williams
August Meyer
Savannah
Rushton’s Corners
Ont
Jeremiah Rushton
J.J. Bowes
Reedville
Ark
Wilcox
Ace
Pinkerton Brothers
Alexander Berkman
Mr. Frick
Marlbank
Great Sangir
Gaupaur
Hosmer
Hanlan
O’connor
Bilin
Bohemia
Guadalajara
Mexico
la Paz
Bolivia
Mount Etna
Znaim
Moravia
Senate adopts deficiency bill report and other action
The Senate adopts its conferees report on the deficiency bill. The House passes land set aside bills for Oklahoma and caps passenger fares in Indian Territory. Fire destroys most of North English Iowa. Bay City Michigan fire reports grow. Multiple cities report heat waves and deaths. frogs rain down in Port Morris New Jersey. Comptroller pick named. Frick murder plot fears rise in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Hale
Oklahoma Territory
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Senate
House
North English
Kavanaugh Tritox
Thomas Howard
George Rayburn
Frenchburg
Hurley
St. Louis
Port Morris
N. J
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
American Cracker Company
New York City
Bay City
Mich
Jesse M. Miller
Country Week charity brings city children to farms
The Chicago Daily News Fresh Air Fund sends thousands of urban boys and girls to Illinois Indiana Michigan or Wisconsin farms for a two week country experience. The program aims to improve health broaden horizons and foster compassion. Volunteers invite families to host pairs or parent and child and report invitations to the Daily News with guest class and travel details.
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Chicago
Egypt
Chicago Daily News Fresh Air Fund
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mamma
Louise
Chicago Daily News
Detroit Miracle Cure Reported for Northrop Case
The Detroit News notes a remarkable recovery of C. B. Northrop after years of locomotor ataxia. The article credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as the pivotal remedy, recounting Northrop’s fall, paralysis, and dramatic return to work at his Woodward Ave store. The piece cites a Hamilton Ontario success story and a Lockport case, with sale details and manufacturing origins in Schenectady New York and Brockville Ontario.
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Detroit
Mich
Evening News
Newa
C. B. Northrop
Woodward Avenue
Mr. Northrop
Dr. Williams
Northrop
Williame
Lockport
N. Y
Williams
John Marshall
Little William St
Hamilton, Ont
Royal Templars of ‘Temperance
Marshall
Hamilton
Williams’ Medicine Co
Schnectady
Brockville
Ont
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Time Folds In The Circus Tent Poem Quotation
A whimsical verse notes time seems to fly in the circus tent while music plays and hours shrink to minutes. The speaker muses why time cannot fold similarly in the schoolroom, posing a playful riddle from R. K. Munkittrick in Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Munkittrick
Puck
August Wide Awake offers outdoor vacation reading collection
The issue highlights practical papers on outdoor activities by Downs Palm er Fay Skinner and others plus stories by Adams Lewis Hale and Clark. Includes camping tale French Leave and an ocean voyage yarn The Crimson Handkerchief with serials The Coral Ship and That Mary Ann. Price 20 cents per number $2.40 yearly, available at newsstands or by post from D Lothrop Company Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sawyer Downs
Julius A. Palmer, Jr
L. George
Alexander Black
A. G. Lewis
Gertrude Adams
Margaret Sidney
North Carolina
Trypheny
Robert Beverly Hale
Harvard
Willis Boyd Allen
Ihirk Munroe
Kate Upson Clark
Mary Ann
D. Lothrop Company, Publishers
Boston
Stay at Home Humor on Town Life and Ailments
The item notes pastime chatter about boating bowling and strolling around town. It mentions hay fever as a common irritant this season and promotes Dr Hoxsie's Croup Cure with a no opium formula priced at 50 cents. Morrison Plummer Co Chicago and A Hoxsit Buffalo handle distribution. It ends with a quip about translating Homer from Yale Record.
The Volunteer ends its Chicago engagement July 30
A jumble of theater notices and ad blurbs from Puck and Texas SIFTINGS, advertising tours, matinees, and cures. The fragment references MacVicker's Theater Chicago and a July 30 closing, plus a novelty LA circus trip for July 81. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and various products.
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the Express
Congressional
Missouri Car & Foundry Company
Birmingham
Sam Winesburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Mike Moylan
John Moylan
Carrillton
Joan
Charles Ruggles
Redding
Iron River
Wis
Ocean County
York Farm
Pottsville
Peter Heenan
Scott
Bollingbrook
R. W. Walden
Middleburg
Carroll County
Wi. M. Nurem Merer
Nellie Boise
Cleveland
Bank of Ulerich & Crocker
Mount Clemens
O'Connor
Ross
Washington
Joan Stoffer
Austin Funk
Miller & Turner's
Casper Knold
Bergmann
H. Crick
Knold
Aetter
Johann Most
Iime
S.C
New Orleans
Joan I. Wrxxe
Burns
Tenn
Long Run
William Doty
Doty
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Cincinnati
Miracle
Detroit News
Johnny
Wwe
Atchison Globe
MacVicker’s Theater
Hall
J. Cuunuy & Co
Loledo
Texus Siftings
Glenn
Hill
Max
Beecham
Ohio Chemical Co
Aroon
Indianapes
Western Steam
HTL
Bee Buller
Western Creamery
Cook
Bam
Tees
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