Senate and House tariff actions and appropriations notes
The record covers Senate and House debates on tariff amendments for iron ore and pig iron, multiple paragraph amendments, and votes. It notes conference reports on the original package bill, general deficiency bills, and the Indian appropriation, plus calls for further conferences and adjournments.
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House
Reed
Senate
Ostes
Alabama
Vean
Neys
Passon
Dlinois
T. Washincrox
United States
Payson
Hiouse
Dunnel
Mint
Wasnixatmos
Smnate
Call
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
Plemb
General Grant
Committee On Appropriations
U. & Marshals
Committee On Rules
Waenixctos
Floar
Plumb
McPherson
Housee
Dockery
Missouri
Tran
Atkinson Pennsyvania
Washington
Edmunds
Blair
Quay
Rogers
Dingley
Cnickamanga Nettown Park
New Snfield rifle praised in British service
Secagyang Puocrorn receives a present of a new Snfield rifle from the mmert, a sample of farms now in use by Britain. The latest magazine pattern, .50 caliber, weighs about ten pounds. A Chicago census updates the population to 1,208,609, about 100,000 more than the federal tally. Skeratany Wirmosx appoints Robert M. Nixon of Newcastle Indiana to See vacsat, Devel Comptrollership.
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Secagyang Puocrorn
Themmert
Schoor
Chicago
Skeratany Wirmosx
Robert M. Nixon
Newcastle
Ind
State Intelligence Brings Indiana News AcrossVenues
Anti-Horse Thief Association formed in Valparaiso with 100 members agreeing to pay two thirds of the horse value if not returned in 30 days. Reports include a Mayo of suicides and attempted lynching fears, coal finds near Brooklyn, farm deaths, a $100,000 donation to Indiana Medical College, river dynamiters near Indianapolis, and various local crimes and public notices across counties.
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Valparaiso
Jos Wisters
Marion
Winters
J. M. Monical
Brooklyn
Morgan County
Joan Lamparigut
Laporte
Lomax
Grant County
Indiana Medical College
Medical College of Indiana
Lovurs Mitten
Pythias
Huntington
White River
Indianapolis
Henry Surface
Anderson
Rhoda Talbert
Talbert
Moor
Crawfordsville
Thorntown
Darlington
Joseph Griffett
Nashville
Lafayette
James Shoemaker
John Jacoby
Indiana
Porter
Census Bureau
Ninth District
Frankfort
Milton Handsome
Hamilton County
Gro. W. Lamb
Dalton
Wayne County
Esra Nuit
Wabash
Cavin Cromwell
Frank Nuckols
George Schlemmer
Gro
Hesty
Martin County
Columbus
Wm. Brown
Henry Hand
Joan South
Miami County
Christian Hauser
Center Township
Laporte County
Ep Campbell
Hartford City
Jerry Williams
Peru
Lafontaine
West Richmond
Earlham College
Earlham Cemetery
Shaffer Street Railway
Etion
The Fateful Hammock in American Romance Today
A Pittsburgh Bulletin essay extols the hammock as a universal, romance inducing invention. It links the hammock to midsummer joys and winter regrets, praising its South origins and its power to bring couples together under moonlight, likening it to a spider’s web that draws lovers into closeness and the momentous question.
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Mexico
Cuba
Hymen
Luna
America
Cupid
Pittsburgh Bulletin
Veranda Scene and Slave Arrival Tale Amid Other Notes
On a veranda a Catholic priest and assistant inspect enslaved people at a plantation, dubbing and fitting clothing before sending them to separate areas. Don S. I. notes twenty five new arrivals on his plantation, others delivered to other planters for 350 dollars each. Contained are encyclopedia snippets on hat sizes and travel ads for Niagara Falls excursions in 1890.
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Don S. I
Scribner
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Grand
Grand Trunk Railways
Thousand Islands
Eat Chamber of Commerce
West Fourth Street
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Cajon
Covington
Rae Vane
Leita
oUrsal
Raber
Unfortunate Liver Remedies and Quack Advertisements
A collage of health ads and pseudo medical claims warns against biliousness and liver disorders with references to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Carter's Little Liver Pills and Piso's Cure for Consumption. It also includes dubious claims about soaps washing powders dyes and even dental and cosmetic notices amid tips from periodicals. The text lampoons quackery and reiterates common cures and product pitches from the era.
Ben Johnson and the choice of life and pills
A historical ad uses a Ben Johnson pun to contrast a lively, bright life with a dull, anxious one. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a mild, effective remedy, claiming relief from headaches and constipation without pain and at 25 cents per dose.
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Dels
California Fig. Syrup CO
Francisco
Toursyne
York
Ben Johnson
Mallock
Dr Sage Catarrh Remedy Offered At Fifty Cents
A small old time advertisement promotes Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy described as mild gentle soothing and healing priced at 50 cents for a single bottle. The ad emphasizes quick relief from catarrh symptoms.
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Mr. Gorman
Gorman
Yeas
Messrs
Dawes
Ingalls
Paddock
Payne
Barbour
Finance Committee
Vance
State Intelligence
Popular Science Monthly
Dobbin
Trey
Ipvatar
Newfoundland
Ester
Carter
Coe Cepa
Asd Press
E. A. Roop
Toledo
Savas
Ootor
E. P. Brown
North Penn
St. Indianapolis
Gienti
Drake’s Magazine
Patx
Texas
Ciscinnati
Western Steam
Baltimore
Ateese
Louisville
Syqup
s.fs.Planies Shoes
ORIT
W. L. Douglas
Congress
Botton
Lace
Duretto
L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Owen
DR. Owen
Aiso
Lord Se.stone
Owen Electric Belt
North
Broadway
Louis Louis
York City
Tutt
Beecha
Mars
Loomis & Nymah
Tiffin
GHIO
Ea Naxe
Capilline Manufacturing CO
Pensions PaArLo
Cirenist
Tallearge & Tallmadee
Tage, Il
Patterson Periralt Co
Dearborn
Chicago, UL
Weston Encine Cow Eee Post
N. Y
W.T. Fitzgerald
Aorney
Washington, D. C
Ebey
Boston
Mfn
Woolrich& CO
Palmer
Mao
Detec
Suapaie
B. M. Woolley
M.D
Whitehill St
Densio Nlohr Wworris
Tate
U, & Pension Bureau
Pensions
J.B. Cranle
Blanes
Applica & CO
Washington, D.C
Jressels College
New Athens
TN Ion College of Law
Booth
A.N.K
A.N. Kellogs Newspaper Co
A. J. Kettoge Newppaper CO
Aés
Bearsihm BT
Chica
Walnut Street
Pontine