Union League Club marks twentieth anniversary with Evarts address
The Union League Club celebrated its twentieth anniversary with an evening at Fifth Avenue clubhouse. William M. Evarts delivered an oration, Richard Henry Stoddard read a poem, and addresses were given by John Jay, Luther R. Marsh, and William E. Dodge Jr. The gathering included Mayor Grace, ex-mayors, numerous officials, and prominent figures in politics and business.
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R, H. Stod
Union League Club
Fifth-ave
William M. Evarts
Richard Henry Stoddard
John Jay
Luther R. Marah
William E. Dodge, Jr
Etb-House
Bernstein
C. 8. Smith
C. C. Tiffany
F. A. Potts
James H. Stebbins
E. I. Perkins
C. N. Lilies
W. A. Rosa
Alexander Taylor
L. M. Bates
William M. Evaria
Charles J. Oatorn
McK. Twombly
Collector Hobertson
Waitelaw Bold
Daniel Appleton
Val
Crane
Burgeon G. Dickinson
Russell Sage
If Baton
Reres bin
Salvator Smace
Stasi
Bell
A. Partunet
Ker Wb
Benjamin D. Sufiman
Kietenant
Bed Cael Sebure
Charter
D. Jacob
Auilirose
John H. Jomas FA
Fellarmrd
Stephen A. Walker
Sange
Wantington
Mall
George
Scott
Edward Sherer
Willian Mechare
Nicholas Ryer
Walter Watson
D. D. Jobna Morris Ki Jenup
the Rey
Mt. Paxt Tae
Keblasa Pay JR
Janeway
Wiliam Wictor
Mr Ratasford
Iie Iter
D. Ormiston
Trenty Hered
Henrys
Hatt
Caruist
Kerooy Serenes OP Waldwin
San Fe Yam Wagener
Cdionet Pitentels
Sievinat S
Rogery Niplita
Tariff Filibuster Dominates House Debate in Washington
The Democratic filibuster against the tariff bill occupied the House for hours, with Tucker and Carlisle driving opposition while St Louis reps Clardy and Frost pressed for protection. In the Senate the woollen schedule faced amendments as discussions over iron ore duties and river improvement bills continued.
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Tariff in the Senate on Wool Duties and Amendments
In the Senate the tariff bill's wool provisions drew edits. An amendment to raise duties on certain wool exports was agreed by 25 to 24, with further substitutions proposed for woollen cloths and manufactures. Sherman proposed a substitute outlining duties by value, with ad valorem rates, and after discussion his changes were modified and kept in motion.
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Blaine’s Twenty Years of Congress Planned as National History
An extensive two volume political history by James G Blaine is reported, covering 1861 to 1881. It will present war emancipation reconstruction and reforms with Blaine’s authority, aiming for balanced analysis and official sources from the Congressional Library archives. Publication planned by Henry Hill Publishing Company of Norwich Connecticut.
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Caucus of Republican Senators Deliberates Tariff Order
Washington Feb 6 Republican Senate caucus considered prioritizing three tariff bills from each committee amid lengthy tariff debate. No decision reached. another meeting planned as discussions touched Dakota Territory statehood and iron trade issues. Also a House printing of Hewitt letter debated tariff positions and personal interests regarding iron ore and scrap metal duties.
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Murders and crimes reported in a turbulent year
A chaotic telegraph sheet from Birmingham Font Litem and Sherman County recounts murder, suicide, and violent crime events. It notes a woman killed, a sheriff’s involvement, a colored defendant sentenced, a teenage drowning, and a liquor dealer sentenced for arson or poisoning.
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Ioney
James Lavininton
Love City
Charles Waite
Sherman County
Roevor
Mhonelt
Hanisnene
Pear
Keite
Henry Morrison
Golnred
Mirloguwa
Skatino
Kinastox
Edward
Umphrey
Faratsopate
N. J
Exiled bill turmoil and cabinet moves in Europe
Paris rumors swirl of a ministerial reshuffle amid opposition to the expulsion bill as Senate debates threaten Fi litre's position. In London, The World defends itself over a libel suit while Russian coronation plans and cabinet council security measures unfold with reports from St Petersburg and Dublin.
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Challemet Lacour
Senate
M. Filitre
M. Jules Ferry
Sid Say
Lund Long
Grévy Y. M. Edouard Allen
Lonsdale-World
Loxpox
the World
Earl of Lonsdale
Invasion of Oklahoma Draws Indian Alarm
From Little Rock Arkansas on February 6 reports say Indian Territory tribes are greatly stirred by Captain Payne and his followers invading Oklahoma. They fear continued pressure may force government action tightening control over the region. Secretary of War informs the Interior that telegraphs from General Pope show caution but military prep for Oklahoma Indians remains underway.
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Ark
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
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Indiana
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Haa Far
Mardi Gras in New Orleans a Carnival of Splendor
Mardi Gras in New Orleans drew about twenty five thousand visitors as revelry filled the streets. A royal pageant led by the King of the Carnival and the Phunny Phorty Phellona featured Atlantean tableaux and burlesque scenes, with Parisian costumes and papier mache figures, amid a grand Imperial Palace reception and various entertainments closing the carnival season.
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Misa Holland
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Turbulent Atlantic Notes and Local Elections in Focus
Fragmented notes report awide range of items from New Hawarai to Hudson River harvest updates. Mentions of local ballots, a gubernatorial or senatorial contest, a special election, and a military academy reinstatement signal a busy political and social week. Names and places include Monuhkeapate Cui, Governor Waller, and Ringatag.
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Verine Waller
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