World’s Columbian Exposition invites for Columbus descendants
In Washington a Senate session considers a set of resolutions tied to the World’s Columbian Exposition. Proposals authorize the president to invite living descendants of Christopher Columbus and allied parties to the opening ceremonies and arrange exhibitions with foreign governments. House action yields little progress on local DC measures as a port bill moves and the session adjourns after a routine day.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
China
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Library of Congress
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Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Cockrell
Treasury
Sherman
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Allison
Puget Sound
Committee On Commerce
Missouri River
Yankton
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de Galinger
Hansbrough
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Morgan
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Peifer
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Stockbridge
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District of Columbia
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United States
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Bowman
Iowa
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Outhwaite
Ohio
Rumor of B&O Gain Over Pennsylvania System
A flurry of railroad chatter claims Baltimore and Ohio is poised to control the Pennsylvania system and even the Richmond Terminal. The talk spans acquisitions, consolidations, and bids, with some insiders skeptical about any such shift.
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Hades
Home Life Insurance shows strong year and solid assets
The thirty-second annual statement of the Home Life Insurance Company of New York reports assets of 7 654 175 04 and liabilities of 6 086 265 57 leaving a surplus of 1 567 912 47. The firm pledges strong security and liberal dividends while noting 31 years without a dividend reduction.
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H. B. Moeser
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Government Opposes Deepening Canals to 20-Foot Draft
In Ottawa on March 14 Parliament discussed deepening the Welland and St Lawrence canals to 20 feet to allow ocean steamers to Duluth and Port Arthur. Government said the project is impracticable and costed at about 77 million dollars. Dennison urged deeper canals, but withdrew his motion after debate.
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Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Canada
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Dominion
Port Arthur
Canadian Northwest
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Greenville
Lawrence
Porthur
Montreal
Thevernment
Patent remedy claims protection from temperature and illness
A period advertisement asserts that slight temperature changes threaten delicate individuals and touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as protection. It claims the product checks grippe progress with marvelous success and is highly effective for malaria rheumatism and biliousness.
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