Senate and House actions mix with late disasters
The report covers adjourning dates altered to June 16, various conference committee actions on River and Harbor and Sundry Civil Appropriation bills, tax and tariff measures, and debates on electoral counting. It also notes a seventeen year old confession in Kansas, bank closure at Newark, a Boston iron firm failure, a severe Long Island Sound ship disaster, a New York City tornado, and a Gloucester dory voyage.
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Senate
House
Hice
Great Britain
Hougo
Fang Ant
Conference
Kirkwood
Ornan
Conference Committee On the
Tucker
Ducker
Mr. Morgan
Messrs
Bicknell
Harris
Lounsberry
Carlisle
Robeson
Updegrall
Hill
Butler
Hampton
Kellowy
Hnovusk
Mike
Enate
Seenate
Garland
Hour
Atkins
Seales
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Walter Windom
Amelia Potter
Johnson
K. J
First National Bank of
Newark
N. J
Europe
Hovuptetre & Evnis
Boston
Pennsylvania
Long Island Sound
Connecticut River
Stonington
City of New York
New York City
Gloucester
Mass
Cuarces A. Hitt
St. Louis
United States
National Democratic Committee
Grand Hotel
Cincinnati
E. R. Morris
Baylor County
Texas
Seymour
W. A. Taylor
Leadville
Miners’ Union
New Orleans
Gerard Smith
Pivayrine
Petersburg
International Typographical Union
Chicago
W. P. Atkinson
Erie
Hl. W. Clayton
Memphis
A. J. Preall
Washington, D. C
W. N. Traves
T. A. Brandt
W. C. Stains
Bayarn
Delaware
Wilmngton
Albert G. Brown
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Eau Claire
Wis
Columbia River
Quevon
Government reports critique Arctic voyage suitability and Cheyenne policy
The Navy board finds Gulnare unfit for Arctic travel while the Senate Select Committee urges a just government policy for the Northern Cheyenne from Stour reservation to Indian Territory. Nominations flow to the Senate with Hartranft and Stockbridge named, plus a detailed War expense report. Executive confirmations enroll Schuyler, Jackson, Ritch, and Davia, and a Senate committee to attend Yorktown centennial surrender events is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HowGarte
Secretary of the Navy
Board of Naval
Gulnare
United States Senate Select Committee
Stour Reservation
Indian Territory
Hares
Senate
Hartranft
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Virgil D. Stockbridge
District of Columbia
Robert G. Dyrenfurth
Illinois
Patent
Sherman
United States Senate
United States Treasury
Eugene Schuyler
New York
Rome
United States
Bucharest
M. M. Jackson
Halifax
W. G. Ritch
New Mexico
M. V. Davia
Louisiana
New Orleans
Western Nail Association calls three week mill suspension
At a Pittsburgh meeting on the 9th the Western Nail Association ordered a three week suspension of all nail mills beginning Monday June 14 to revive the dropping market. In Philadelphia prosecutions target five bogus medical colleges with arrests including John Buchanan and other faculty members. Immigrant arrivals to New York for the year ending May 1 reached 296,017 with two thirds German and Irish.
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Western Nail Association
Pittsburgh
Irv
Philadelphia
John Buchanan
American University of Philadelphia
Eclectic Medical College of Pennsylvania
National Eclectic Medical Association
James Murray
Livingston University of America
Charles 8. Polk
John J. Siggins
New York
Apay
Liverpool
America
Dublin
United States
Canada
Ireland
Mansion House Fund
London
Valparaiso
Chill
Arlen
Bast Kinpenny
High Commission
South Africa
Horsley, Palmer, Stir Ing & Co
London Bee India
Galway
Valona
Albania
Lloyds’ Agency
Europe
France
Ethel A. Merritt
Jamaic
Department of State
Foster
St. Petersburg
Egypt
Cork
Major Leach
Cabul
Abdul Rahmin Khan
Afghanistan
Ife
Great Britain
Burmah
St. Perenrspura
Gordon
China
Rusain
Anti Dueling Move Aimed At Barbarous Code In Camillen
A meeting of prominent Camillen citizens organized an Anti-Dueling Association. After speeches, officers were elected and resolutions adopted denouncing the code and pledging to prosecute all who issue, carry, or accept challenges.
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Camillen
8. C
Supreme Court
Sinois
W. M. Springer
Congress
Milwaukee
Grant
Sheridan
Smith
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Franklin Landers
J. P. Gray
Landers
Gray
Grand Army of the Republic
Dayton
Ohio
Louis Wagner
Philadelphia
Swayne
Chicago
Bowers
Nashua
N. H
Hamlin
Bangor
Joseph F. Lovering
Worcester
Mass
Pottawattamie
Towa
Council Bluffs
Osler
Illinois Democracy
Lyman Trumbull
Lewis B. Parsons
John i. Oberly
L. C. Starkel
Thomas Butterworth
Lawrence Salmon
Brown County
Tex
Colorado Governor declares martial law in Leadville
Governor proclaims martial rule in Leadville and appoints Major-General D. J. Cook to command. Dispatches from Portland report Republicans won the legislature by about sixteen votes on joint ballot in the latest election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Leadville
D. J. Cook
Portland
Oregon
Terrific tornado near Shelbyville causes damage and fatalities
A severe tornado swept near Shelbyville Indiana on the afternoon of the 14th destroying several dwellings and damaging farm property. A man named Clark was fatally injured and the upper Wolf River region in Wisconsin reported extensive flood damage, bridge losses and drifting fog crop.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Clark
Wolf River
Wisconsin
James Longstreet
Georgia
United States
Constantinople
Senate
Ethel A. Merritt
Eunice P. Newcomb
Port Antonio
Boston
Colonel Whistler
Fort Keoph
Chicago
Little Missouri
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Jersey City
United States Senate
House
Messrs
Windom
Lamar
Bicknell
Yeas
Wright
General Garfield biography from obscure 19th century text
An extensive biographical sketch recounts James A. Garfield born in Ohio in 1831, his hard early life as a carpenter and towpath worker, entry to Willis College, rise as educator and lawyer, and ascent to political prominence including service in the Ohio State Senate and U.S. Congress.
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James A. Garfired
Republiain Party
Atauids
Garfeld
Oryiec
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Cleveland
Thig
Hom
Abraham Unrfield
Oteega County
Massachusetts
Elva Lasto A
Hosea Batleu
Cheshire County
Abrahai Garfeld
Nue
Hind
Guefield
Ohio Canal
Atila Nabllon
Hite Bolad
Samal Bates
Goren Seminary
Garfield
Msebouhr
Mare
Qartlokd
Chester
Grrtlett
Fife
Carpenters
Hia
Grady
Thas
Owen
Wien
Bernie
Vile Carpenter
Entun
Aoilines
Wstone
Academy
Bounding
Etre
Thi
Church of the Disciples
Alexander Campbell
Blige
Phuirogh
Hig
Hoew
Inguranes Palley
Bethany
Genupri Seantary
Iron Institute
Willis Colege
Hele
Will- Rte
Foundin
Bistas
Old Williams
Wis
Hirwa Eelectic Institute
Tram
Btute
Legistae
Gare
Nomination Speech Praises Blaine and Grant at Convention
The speaker extols James Blaine and Ulysses Grant as ideal Republican standard-bearers. He traces Blaine’s national reach, Reconstruction era leadership, and the party’s North and West gains, while arguing for Grant’s continuity and the risks of a Democratic push.
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Axelch
Republican Party
Camantch
Elaine Hye
Mike
Willy Mowever
Soitania
Maine
Maprtosgall Ives
Hom Jates
Bliloe
Andrew Johnson
Tina
Jessie Waly
Nod
United States
Dames C. Blaine
Mississippi
Great North
Great West
Kentucky
Harry Clay
Grant
Cincinnaati
Dnd
Thiuto
Cubis Loos
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Hlrat Pircet
Herrick & Coxsee
Jones Co
Dubuque
Jones and Linn
National Bank
Amon
Coxseep & Rigby’s
Res! Estate and Collection
F.M. Ellis
Marshalltown
Bankers
Lovell
Ankers
Stuhler
M. L
Carpenter
Farwell
H. M. Carpenter
R. P Smith
Ansistarit Cas Ler
G. W. Lovell
M. L. Carpenter
Carpenter & Lovell’s Bank
Far Eeltha Hicks
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Firet Jstreet
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Red Reichenbach
Bee and
Coylu
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Rapa Raraar I . Kahn
Price Clothing Store
F. Bentley
Towner
Palmer & Paine
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Jenkins’ Wagon Shop
Starks
Syousse
Cedar Rapids
Burnett
Palme
W. Abel
Mitten and Glove Factory
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Fire Street
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Calla
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Ogisis
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Culverwell Medical Company
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Rollins
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Eaton
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Whyte
Ransom
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Yorktown
Jesuita
Uist
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Carter
Ohio State Senate
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Ida Crow
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Cho
Nile
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Staan
Bam
Maaren
Fanny Metin
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Aed
Pea
Ana
Canaideau
Aidan
Edrek Gerrece
Aenaia Wyatorin
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Suiah Onorpey
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Chil
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Doenthr
Fey
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Wits
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Gorteld
Porter
Banate Fund
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Hosuarwas
Bischief
Beau
Div
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Garrold
Girfield
Secretary of the Treasury
Lfe
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Sandy
Hoon Wong
Republcan Party
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Anitarenink
Naomi Koopa
Tia
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da He Einy
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Oram
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Reece
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Ander
Hornden
Unitari
Mivy
Hiver
Amadin
Uae
Havin
Gengril Arthir
Telcod
James Gh Wlalne
Dee
Tito
Michigan
Elie
Blake
Malho
Generar UW
Mr. Conkling
ux-President
Ausieriiiz
Amora Polithad
Eno Iit
Guyane
Clyde
Dover Dufonted
Tate Orvedt
Howe
Grartia
Creeley
Linnell
Babs Hunt
Ida
Gia
Aleliaert
Alice
Anatogierd
Aida
Movida
Danad
Solomon
Halton
Jeferson Eiayds
Ayery
Mtn
GUL
Baer Dd
Ms Department of
Hotina Reed de
Krom
Havyer
Tis Howe
Democratic Party
Blaine
Wao
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Cnarintans
Monney
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