Politically charged items and incidents dominate New Orleans to Concord report
Judges sustain Bell telephones. New York tightens debt prison limits. St Louis building trades strike threat. Daniel Webster statue unveiled in Concord. White House reception draws five thousand. Butler rumored for Massachusetts governor. fiscal deficit forecast. Akron saltwater discovery. Tremont wins Zephyr Stakes. tariff and labor issues stir Congress. guiding violence in Missouri newsroom shooting. Tennessee Republicans nominate A A Taylor. minor sentiment on prohibition. Chinese-steamer incident near Riga. Ludwig remains view crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardes and Billings
New Orleans
Bell
Governor Hill
New York
St. Louis
Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Benjamin Pierce Cheney
Boston
Concord
White House
Ben Butler
Masachusetts
Hiscock
House
Akron
Dwyer Bros
Tremont
Sheepehead Bay
America
Ways and Means
Wilkins and Grosvenor
Ohio
Workman
Powderly Hhas
Richmond
Knights of Labor
Fort Howard
Wis
LaCrosse
Senate
Col
J. W. Strong
Rt. Joseph, Mo
Herald
A. Richmond
Strong
Tennessee
A. A. Taylor
Tennemee
Democratic Party
Ireland
Morrison Tariff Bill Defeated In House Vote
In a 157 to 189 tally the House refused to consider the Morrison tariff bill. Thirty five Democrats opposed consideration led by Arnot Buss Boyle Campbell of Ohio Campbell of New York Warner of Ohio Cartin Downey Ellsberry Wilkins Pindar Pidcock Ermentrout Iron Henley Lawler Findlay Foran Irwin Green Gay Geddis Lefevre Martin Randall McAdoo Merriman Seney Lowden Spriggs Stahlnecker Ward of Illinois Weile Morrison signaled renewed effort. Three Republicans Nelson Strait Wakefield James supported the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Thureday
Arnot
Buss
Boyle
Campbell
Ohio
New York
Warner
Cartin
Downey
Ellsberry
Wilkins
Pindar
Pidcock
Ermentrout
Iron
Henley
Lawler
Findlay
Foran
Irwin
Green
Gay
Geddis
Lefevre
Martin
Randall
McAdoo
Merriman
Seney
Lowden
Spriggs
Stahlnecker
Ward
Illinois
Weile
Morrison
Nelson
Strait and Wakefield
Minnesota
James
Grand White House Reception Hosted by President Cleveland
The first Cleveland reception in the White House Tuesday evening drew about 2000 guests. The decor featured garlands tropical plants and flowers adorning many rooms. Attendees included the President and Mrs Cleveland and senior officials and foreign dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Ohio Supreme Court rules in favor of Public Affairs Board
In a quo warranto challenge by the Cincinnati Board of Public Works the Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday evening refused a writ. The ruling supports Governor Foraker’s new Board of Public Affairs, upholds the State Senate as GOP aligned after Democratic Senate departures, and settles the legality of a 500000 dollar state loan, congressional redistricting, and all legislative acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Board of Public Works
Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Public Affairs
Governor Foraker
State Senate
President hints at changing tactics to purge Republicans
A Philadelphia press special reports the President told Southern and New York Democrats on Wednesday night that he plans to accelerate Republican removals. He warned, wait and see if he does not turn out Republicans quickly in the next six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Gas Strike Sparks Fire at Deep Lexington Well
At 168 feet a gas pocket was struck Thursday at Lexington Indiana. The vapor ignited instantly forming a 27 foot flame. Pressure tops 75 psi. Locals claim a large enough supply to light the town and fuel every home, as excitement grips residents and stock books close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ind
Deadly election riot and fatal clash in Georgia
Reports describe a violent election day in Santiago Chill where about fifty people were killed and many wounded. Senor Dinater a leading radical was killed and liberals were favored by the election outcome. A separate incident in Hinesville Georgia ended with one dead and several injured after a dispute over a preacher’s text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Senor Dinater
Radical Party
Hinesville
Deposition of King Ludwig II of Bavaria
The Bavarian king Ludwig II faced deposition amid rumors of illegality in his succession. Otto, Ludwig’s brother, becomes King Otto I while Ludwig’s mental state and debts remain points of discussion. Deputies faced armed resistance as they sought a regency, with Count Holstein imprisoned and mountain peasants enraged outside Hohenschwangau castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Ludwig
Otto
Richard Wagner
Eugenia
Luitpold
State Council
Hohenschwangan
Count Holstein
Holstein
Recall of Winston as Persia minister blames idle tongue
A clipped reminiscence credits Winston with diplomatic service to Persia but attributes it to overeager speech. The note hints at political misattribution and scrutiny of administrative recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Persia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aden
Rigas
Tente
Indiana
Seok
Vance Bitters
Tat Reais
Ion Gus Bone
Cale
J. Warkus
Cal
Carr
Ee Tee Co. Proprietors
San Francisco
Washington St
Col. Staton
Line & Soda
Ito Avery
Tera
United States
I. Ig
Sycacuse
EEN
Sr. Aupane
Albert F. Cos
Aix Cozies
A. H. Craig
Caldwell
Racine Co
East Troy
J.w.cooper
Duckwall
Qld
South Side Pub
Square
Sign OF the Big Watch
Chas. McClintock
Pure Drugs and Medicines
Arnold & Harris
Fashionable Barbers
South Main Street
Salem
Incuba
Rome
Brooder
Bass
La 2
Gre Stendpiten
Ieee Org
Queensware
Rand
Postoffice
Justin Zornman
Lanning
George W. Duncan
Alvis & Houuth
Ora
W. T. Carman
Satem, Inc
North Side Public Square
Bonafacino
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!