Washington Senate debates on Pinchback, Civil Rights bill
In Washington on February 15 the Senate weighed the Pinchback admission and district changes, with Morton signaling a late vote and Chandler presenting the Civil Rights bill skeleton. Discussions covered district boundaries, governance precedents, and the funeral of Rep. Hooper as part of the day’s proceedings.
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Judiciary Committee
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Morton
Goldthwaite
Alabama
Robbina
Rhode Island
Sara Fet
Efternoan
Schurz
Hooper
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House of Representatives
Mr. Kargent
Jr. Morton
Connecticut Democracy Foreshadowings of the Convention
The Hartford Democratic State Convention to be held tomorrow may nominate Gov. Ingersoll by acclamation with Gov. Loomis and Col. Loomis debated as possible contenders. The article analyzes party factions, the odds in congressional districts, and the likely state slate and platform.
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Hartford
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Mack
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Gov
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Gov. Ingersoll
Wiihes
Mmost
P. B. Loomis
New London
Col. Loomis
Canvand
Grant
Louisiana
James Lloyd Greene
Norwich
Cole
Starkweather
Bolly
la Fayette
Gen. Hawley
Grow M. Landers
New Britain
Legislatura
Kellogg
Btarkather
Lold
Uenal
Eaton
William H. Barnum
Arissa
Absenee
Congress
Ingeisol
Hartworp
London County
Col
Loomis
Honeat Carrotny Adl
Ue Raya
LIBEL VERDICT IN WIPPFFEN CASE CAUSES DIPLOMATIC QUIET
The Wimpffen libel suit against M. de Cassagnac ends with a verdict for Cassagnac. A Singapore jail mutiny leaves 16 warders dead and many injured. Reports describe the massacre of the James Borne crew in the Pacific and the Nicaraguan Canal talks with de Lesseps outlining a sea water fed lockless design with locks proposed later. Strong note on foreign affairs includes Doré’s illness and UK Liberal unity remarks by John Bright.
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Winpifoo Pays Conte
Pacific
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Sydney
Howes Teland
Ali
Thit
Ace
Oiteer
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Telug
Daya
Solomon Islands
Honjaraly Cummings
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Hobart
Ce Uabyen
Thone Splanda
Licik
M. DE Lesseps
France
M. Ferdinand de Lesseps
Adaos
Nicaragia
M. de Trescoa
M.de Lescep
United States
Lake Nicaragua
Las Uid
Brenca Ekill
Fire claims two lives in four story tenement blaze
A morning fire at 627 East Ninth Street in a four story brick tenement killed a moti and her daughter and damaged property valued in the thousands. The blaze, believed started by overheated equipment, engulfed upper floors trapping inmates. rescue attempts saved several occupants but two deaths occurred in the Wells family and others lost furniture and clothing worth hundreds to thousands of dollars. An inquest will be held by Coroner Tickleift and investigators work to determine the cause.
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Connecticut
New Hampshire
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Mae
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Chicago
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Abe Tegen
Iliuous
Abe
Teles
Ais
Doudle
Moti
Ilel
East Nintheat
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Jobin Eckior
Stoe
Capt. Killitea
William Mebuet
Mr. Winkle
Fife
Bern
Frewen
Wells
Sudelle
Tilekleif
Mmaurah ES
Mennonite Immigration to Canada and United States
The Mennonite community has seen around 1,000 families expected to migrate to Manitoba Canada with agents hired to purchase cattle in the West. Projections show about 6,000 Mennonites moving to the U.S. in recent years, with 290 families to Manitoba, 200 to Dakota Territory, and others to Minnesota Kansas and beyond. A planned meeting in March at Elwart Godaiga aims to organize this year’s immigration.
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Nooraske
Kansas
Baton
Kansas Mennooiten
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Monio Bimon
Charles V
Russia
Holland
Wilef
Attica
America
New York
Thoee
Elwart
Lodiaga
Balloting for Senators in West Virginia and Minnesota
Baloting for senators in West Virginia shows General John R. Jackson gaining Camden votes amid withdrawals as Illinois plans remain unchanged. in Minnesota three joint-session ballots yield no election, with candidates including Loebbel and Weabboro collecting scattered support amid a quarreling session.
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Parkersburg
Hoosier
Camden
Tuscauens
Democrata
Jolug
Inckron
Bevenana
Walker
Torive
Price
Picht Walker
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Meats
Dennis
Minnesota
Part
Minn
Ball
Loeb Bel
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