Chinese immigration bill discussion signals new phase in treaty issue
Cabinet and Congress debate focus on a formal abrogation of Burlingame treaty articles and a courtesy notification to China. Officials note possible non-concurrence moves to secure final action, with conference committees to work out differences.
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China
Republica
Conkling
Toto
Sargent
Representative Page
Senate
Friends of the
Washington
Pacific Coast
Willis
Kentucky
Plague commissions and troop movements reported abroad
Reports from Loxnos and London describe the royal college of physicians urging a royal commission to study the Rus sian plague. In St Petersburg a sanitary commission forms under General Slelf r ich to oversee troops. Berlin deputies confidence grows amid a Frankfort sentencing and possible government attempts to dissolve parliament. Westwort Bailey opens works and aims to recruit, while the 60th rifles depart for the Cape with flags and addresses.
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Loxnos
Royal College of Physicians
Russia
St. Petersburg
Sjlelfrich
Sunilaye
Congress Debates Post Office Bills and Rail Subsidies
The Senate and House clash over post office funding and Brazilian subsidy terms as amendments shift money to rail and clerks pay. Other items note local floods, arrests, a whale fishery update, and a meteor near Douglas county with scattered regional notices.
Legislative appropriation bill advanced in committee of the whole
The draft bill faced several amendments and rulings. Herbert’s repeal of jurors oath was adopted 127 to 84, Southard’s removal of election supervisors was overruled, Hale vowed to oppose via parliamentary devices, and Atkins's consolidation of survey sections passed with 89 to 44 before judiciary provisions were discussed and adjournment occurred.
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Blackburn
Alerbert
Southard
Hale
Atkina
Page
Negotiations for Bosnia and Herzegovina Begin
The Sultan authorized start of negotiations negating Bosnia and Herzegovina on the basis proposed. Prince Todenlohe elected second vice president of the German Reichstag with 106 votes to 78 for Herr Lazius. Bishop Foley died, with funeral plans in Chicago then Baltimore. New trials granted for Dr Thomas L Lambert, President Case, and Booth. Revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott ordered to Sitka. Sitka mission notes fear of massacre by Indians.
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Chicago
Baltimore
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Popular Life Inurance Co
Case
Security Life Insurance Co
Booth
Sherman
Oliver Wolcott
Port Townsend
Sitka
Victoria
B. C
Nightmarish Dream Of A Printer In Debt
A weary printer in ragged clothes dreams of death and a hellish visitation by Satan. In vivid prison theater he imagines subscriptions unpaid punished with fiery devices, iron doors, and torture, then wakes to doubt the vision as a grim joke yet linger of fate for those who withhold payments.
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Morpheus
Satan
Fife
Brown’s Family Remedies Claim Medical Endorsement
An 19th century advertisement touts Brown’s remedies for coughs sore throats voices and lung relief. It cites medical profession and public support and lists products including tar traces and arnica salve with claims of cures for sores burns and frost bites. Sold by J W McNurr & Co Ogden Utah.
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Serendy
J. W. McNurr & Co
Ogden, Aly
Notable lynching and varied 19th century notes
Albert Easley, an 18 year old accused of murder, was hanged by hundreds after escaping jail. Reports note 20 000 silver mines located in Arizona. The Southern Pacific railroad grows at two miles daily. Smith county sees coal discovery. U S Land Office at Ifay s City to move to Wa Racney. Kansas House approves nine year railroad charter extension. Kannas Monae adopts bribery charge in late Senatorial fight. Venison plentiful but Natchez markets show weakness.
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Otoe County
Ponca
Third Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Sidney
Leavenworth
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad
Smith County
United States Land Office
Ifay
Wa Racney
Kansas House of the Legislature
Kannas Monae
Marriage Fees From the Honest Arranger to a Justice
A comical tale recalls a man asking Squire Jones for a marriage fee. The justice offers two dollars if he comes to the house. The suitor counts his funds and lists payments for a bedstead store dishes and oars, then accuses the squire of lying when short. He offers to adjust by paying for dishes to wed his girls this week.
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