President's receptions limited during congressional recess
Washington announces the president will deny visits from November 10 until after Congress reconvenes except for essential public business. Public receptions on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays will continue at half past one, preserving routine social duties amid the pause. A Missouri Vendetta leaves two dead and two injured in a Mineral Point incident as old quarrels flare. An ironclad torpedo test at Portsmouth shows minimal damage to the Resistance, with some interior disruption. A hotel fire in Indiana results in three fatalities. a Leavenworth farmer dies after falling from a wagon neck broken. Davitt travels for health and Irish cause updates. Booth’s Chicago farewell marks end of a tour with fundraising for a new bar.
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The President donated twenty five dollars for seed wheat to help northwest Texas farmers. A Columbus statue was given to St Louis by Henry Shaw. Duncan Garcelon, a Chicago grain dealer, assigned assets and liabilities totaling seventy thousand and seventeen thousand respectively. Democrats predicted about 170 House members to 155 Republicans. Walter Daltonson, Blaine’s nephew, wed in Augusta with Blaine present and a gold gift of two hundred. French delegates left New York for Washington en route to France. A four story Baltimore warehouse burned, estimated loss eighteen thousand with partial insurance. Vice President to attend Harvard’s 250th anniversary in Boston and return to Washington. Packinghouse workers in Chicago and Bethnal election developments noted. General Miles reported Geronimo and party surrendered and moved east for confinement. Atlantic City reports Prof Morse arrest for assault on pupil Dunkel over a miswritten prime number.
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