Press reacts to President veto across cities
The piece compiles editorials from St. Louis Cincinnati Boston Chicago and New York, praising or criticizing the veto message. It notes Democratic caucus activity in Washington and anticipated votes on army funding and related appropriation bills.
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Crurcawoy
The
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Louis Dhepedtiean
Cincinnati Emiirer
Congress
Cincinnati Gazétte
Cincinnati Commercial
Boston Journal
Boston Jost
Chicago Trace
Hayes
Chicago Uribune
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Foreign Notes and Global Turmoil Reported Abroad
Foreign notes from Loxetis and London detail Parole odds in Chester Tradestheeap betting, pressure on Russia over humanitarian concerns in Parliament, a Paris publisher fined for revolutionary content, and rumors of Russo-Romanian troop shifts. A major fire devastates Orenburg with extensive losses and relief appeals, while Berlin links the blaze to political unrest. Royal progresses secure cautious protections during Livadia journey.
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Loxpon
Chester Tradestheeap
Contested House Bill on Session Expenses and Health Bill Debate
April 30 at Washington the House debated a bill to fund current session expenses, including $136,000 for mileage. The amendment passed 33 to 23. The Senate then considered a contagious disease prevention bill opposed by Mann, Kernan, Garland, Hoar, and Conkling, who argued it gave broad rulemaking power to a national board. The measure faced strong opposition and the session adjourned after a lengthy, costly debate.
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Senate
United States
Mamlin
National Board of Healthy
Kernan
Thavil
Garland
Nalious Board of Health
Hoar
Conkling
Trial of Annie Cox Ends In Mistrial At Clarence
The jury in Annie Cox’s case, accused of involvement with the Tafft family, failed to agree after days of deliberation. Six jurors favored acquittal and six for conviction, with Cox pale in court but hopeful for bail. The crowd showed sympathy as Grand Jury consideration of William Taft as an accomplice loomed. other items noted include local rail and mineral developments in Arkansas and Missouri.
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Tafft
Clarence
Lina Twer
William Taft
Wisoned
Reading of Veto Message on Army Appropriation Bill
The Speaker presented the presidential veto on the army appropriation bill after the journal reading. Clerks read the veto message following the conclusion of the reading.
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Away
House Debates Army Appropriation and Coinage Bills
The House votes to print the President’s message and plans to consider the army appropriation bill for the year ending July 30 1880. Bills passed include paying J B Bulbs for jetty work and a section on conspiracy penalties. Warner reports a coinage statute amendment. A special order for Saturday is set and a Democratic caucus is announced.
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United States
North Pasay
Warner
Atas
House
Ex Congressmen Cobb Dies in North Carolina
Obituary notes former congressman C L Cobb of North Carolina dying yesterday. The report cites a sudden death affecting political figures.
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C. L. Cobb
North Carolina
Iratchenko
Noles
Fractional Currency and Fashions Through Time
A playful, fragmented dialogue about countenance and attire references European figures and conquests. The piece blends mock dialect and antiquated phrases with lines about a clothesline, a king’s style, and a crusade, ending with a note on a death linked to dressing.
Wit and style advise in a curious 19th century column
A dated miscellany mixes proverbs and social quips. It notes light fashion, gentlemanly manners, and perused topics from lace and bonnets to gloves, while sprinkling literary references and faux folk wisdom about weather and honesty. The tone resembles a social column with sly humor and moral hints.
Personal Security and the Tax on Personal Security
A railway passenger boasted his face was his ticket and faced a stern conductor. In a banking anecdote, old John Walsh, a moneylender, kept a stout iron chest for personal security cash and valuables, prompting a dramatic bailifflike demand from a young borrower who swore by his own security.
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Walsh
Beérrow
John
Immense European Bridge Over Volga to Open Next Year
The largest bridge in Europe will span the Volga in Samara Governorate on the Siberian railroad line. It will rest on twelve piers eighty five feet high with ice cutters at 364 feet, granite covered. iron work from Belgium. A temporary colony of fifty five acres houses sixty buildings for workers. Ty thousand men are employed. Three steamers and seventy barges move wood stone iron and other materials. Construction cost about 4,630,000 rubles or 3.5 million dollars.
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Samara
Russia
Siberian
Belgiuary
Ares UK Jialingimaseansa
Health remedies praised in early medicine ads
An advertising block touts extracts from Saraparilla and Potassios as blood purifiers and liver tonics. It promotes Snow's Vermifuge and Dyspeptic Pills for headache constipation and liver issues. Brown's Arnica Sange is claimed to heal iddy sores and injuries, with various patentees and distributors listed.
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Arnica Sange
Sheen
Caltt & Co
Purported Medicine Promises Cure for Coughs and Consumption
An advertisement touts Saat Thua as a magic remedy for coughs colds consumption and bronchial ailments. It claims German royalty backed medicine and urges readers to buy from J. W. McNatt & Co featuring genuine Prussian coat and Kaiser's signature on bottles priced 25 cents to 70 cents.
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J. W. McNatt & Co
Oente
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