Congressional anti third term vote tally and resignations
The article lists homes of Congress members who opposed the anti third term resolution recently adopted in the United States House. It notes a 32 vote in favor and mentions Supervisor McDonald’s replacement by TorreN and a letter to the President about a suspension of the transfer order. It also covers Bristow, Gholson G Russell, and an interview in Chicago with a confession related to whisky frauds.
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Tme
United States
House of Representatives
Bradley
Denledn
Haralson
Hoge
Hubbell
Hymas
Alrxixpen
P. ‘Torren
Internal Revenue
St. “Oula
McDonald's
Babcock
WaAsamaron Apectars
Gholson G
Russell
Chicago
Bristow
Multi-Event Visitor Gathering and Trials Reported in Philadelphia
A large Washington group including President and Mrs. Grant and Cabinet members arrived in Philadelphia to tour Centennial buildings. Moody and Sankey held meetings on the 19th. The Thomas W. Piper murder trial in Boston ended in a jury deadlock. A Providence tool firm suspension followed the Providence Tool Company's troubles. A hang event in New York led to a dangerous execution contortion with the knot loosening before final strangulation. Various church matters, weather notes, and market quotations are noted, alongside political and organizational updates from Massachusetts to Michigan.
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Washington
Grant
Thomas W. Piper
Boston
Mabel Young
Greene & Cranston
Providence
R& L
Providence Tool Company
Tool Company
New York City
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Weat
Shearman
Beecher
Thomas J. Tilney
Tizxax W. Loxorznow
Philadelphia
John G. Whittier
Robbery on US Express car near Ferruson and Jennings
On the morning of the 18th two or three masked men boarded the United States Express car en route to St Louis between Ferruson and Jennings. They entered a large packing box, escaped with the box's contents and robbed riders of between $10,000 and $30,000 in money and valuables.
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Baxway
United States Express
St. Louis
Kansas City & Northern
Ferruson
Jennings
D. Ross & Co
Detroit
Alich
LinkHitles
Arixg
Little Rock
Ark
Wth
Gazette
Burpicn
Milwaukee
Milwanukes
Philip Welmer
John &. Taft
George Reynolds
Salt Lake
White
Reynolds
Witneis
Etd
T. Lyle Dickey
Chicago
Supreme Court of the
Explosion suspect Thomassey dies from injuries after Bremer Haven blast
The man arrested for the Bremer Haven docks dynamite explosion died from injuries on the morning of the 16th. He had claimed his name was William King Thompson, a Brooklyn native who supported the Confederacy in the war and later operated an infernal device to ruin ships. Police noted his confession and the broader wartime and postwar disturbances reported across Europe, including arrests and protests in Montreal, and German and Italian dispatches detailing ongoing conflicts and political shifts.
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Thomassey
Bremer Haven
William King Thompson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Germany
Accorpixa
London
Peru
Ragusa
Bosnia
Turkey
Herzegoviniana
Roe
Italy
Montreal
Canada
Lawton & Hay
Lordon
Liverpool
Southampton
England
Saller
Thompson
Arecibo
Porto Rico
Resolution Offered in Senate By Kamands Amid Privileges Debate
A fragmentary record notes a resolution offered in the Senate on the 17th by Mr Kamands. It refers the matter to privileges and elections committees and mentions a pending selection for a president pro tempore. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear references to Milk, Oak, and Benais.
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Kamands
Tibet
Sogalne
Congress Adjourns After Heated Debates And House Committees Appointed
Debates mark openings of January session with votes on pensions and executive power. Bills listed include repealing Aunties on tens and tobacco, adjusting death pensions, and transferring Indian Hurcan to the War Department. Senate credentials for Robert Marr noted. Thomas Farry briefly named President of the Senate. House only announced regular committees. Adjournments set for January 9.
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Californias
Poneanatiog
Wth
Senate
Bayard
Robert i. Marr
John McEnery
Loulaiana
United States
William L. McMillan
Thomas W. Farry
Michigan
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Interior
War Department
National House of Representatives
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Blackburn
Beebe
House
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Hoar
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Mies
Baker
Ind
Brown
Kan
Ways and Means
Morrison
Wood
Mancock
Thawing
Chapin
Tucker
Blaine
Kully
Garfield
Burchard
Appropriations
Randall
Holman
Welle
Atkins
Hamilton
N. J
Blount
Singleton
Wheeler
Hale
Forter
Phillipa
Kasson
Platt
O'Neill
Judiciary
Knott
Sunton
Ashe
Lynde
Lor Yard
Caulfield
McCrary
Lawrence
Frye An Starkweather
Sayler
Goodin
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McFaryland
Walling
Ganse
Lane
Hathorne
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McDill,” Morey and Creanse
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Faulkner
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Springer
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Conger
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Iowa
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Mead
Culbertson
Wigelnton
Fort
Mackey
Freeman
Bagley
Warrle
Marah
Davis
Rea
Gatdin
Anderson
Huak
van Vortes
Small
Turney
Durham
Odell
Allison
Campbell
Evans
Woodburn
Caswell
Lynch
Ganter
Buckner
Parsons
Powell
Canter
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Ainsworth
Ketehpn
Joyce
Cannon
Lapham
Mather
Perry
Cowan
Dibrall
Amen
Kelily
Whiting
Norton
Marathon
Canala
Stone
Sayer
Meade
Schleicher
Landers
Avy
Froet
Missinnippi
Sills
Hatcher
Wilshire
Money
Itobwerta
Young
Sheakley
Durrell
N. Y
State Deparmant
Springer, Thompson, Caldwell, Wallace
Leavenworth
Clymer, Hobbina
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Bars
Danford
PostoMce Department
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Stowell and
Adams
Interior Department
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Afta
Department of Justice
Candler
Hoare
Starkweather
Hilesgo
Egbert
Bradford
Odell Carewell
Treasury Department
Ely
Hartsel
Willisma
Flabetet
Accounte
Willismes
Jowell
Hankin
Vanes
Ohio
Recent Missouri Express Robbery Aboard Train Car
A St. Louis special reports an early morning express car robbery aboard the St. Louis Kansas City and Northern rail line about 25 miles above the city. Masked robbers freed messenger Charles Kincaid, opened the chest, took packages, and escaped. the safe contents total about $12,000 with estimates as high as $20,000. The robbers secured the door with a partially loosened chain and escaped after thrusting Kincaid into the car trunk.
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St. Louis
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Kansas City
Kincaid
Mexico
St. Charles
Tweed's Property and Possible Civil Reach of Holdings
A Sun reporter spoke with a source on the Tweed, Sweeney, and Connolly suits. The informant said no compromise proposals are pending except a past offer tied to Connolly delivering $1,000,000 in bonds, which Charles O Conor opposed as a warning to thieves. He estimated Tweed’s current worth at about $2,000,000, with much property already disposed of or foreclosed on mortgages.
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Sun
Tweed
Sweeney
Connolly
Ludlow Street
United States
Wheeler
Peckham
Charles O'Conor
Wes
O'Conor
Lila
Dee
Rat Hunting Snakes in a Dumfries Visit
A Dumfries visitor complained of a rat infested Beverly cellar. Mr Henry used a hollow box to release a three and a half foot garter snake. The snake hunted rats, locating every rat hole and killing many. Henry plans to train more snakes to help neighbors.
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Beverly
Heary
Dumfries
Henry
Gentiensa
Famner
Bri
Nenry
The Sorrows of Mourning in Fashion Etiquette
A reformist piece criticizes mourning customs chaired by fashion and etiquette. It denounces social restraints that ban outdoor activity and amusements, demand heavy veils and dreary wardrobes, and force mourners into tedious etiquette details. The author asks why Americans tolerate such cruel norms and urges common sense to prevail.
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Lfume Journal
Globe
Advice on postal etiquette and a Pittsfield illness
A letter-writers guide warns against asking questions by postal-card to avoid postage costs and improper etiquette. Separately, about twenty Pittsfield students fell ill with a throat and lung disease after a greenpainted classroom, four deaths reported, likely linked to indoor cold conditions.
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Post
Anxiom
Pittsfield
National Cheap Transportation Convention Resolutions
A Chicago gathering of the National Cheap Transportation Convention produced long resolutions urging a cheaper, government-assisted transport system. Key points advocate expanding rail and water routes, curbing rail consolidation, creating a Department of Internal Commerce, and building a freight railway from the West to the Atlantic. They call for state laws to regulate railroads, ensure fair carrier rates, and boost transcontinental commerce to nationwide prosperity.
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Chicago
United States
Uias
United States Senate Committee On Transportation
Stoutes
Must
Congress of the
Congress
Thei
Italirond
Slouere
Joint committee urged for mutual access to canals
The report from a United States Senate Committee urges cooperation with Canada. It supports notifying a joint commission to study terms for mutual free use of canals and inland waters by citizens of both nations. The proposal ties to canal expansion from the St. Lawrence to Lake Champlain and across the Canadian canals, aiming to ease west to east transportation.
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Chuaplain
New York
Erie Canal
Cates Capecity
United Allies
Canada
United States
Welland Canal
Northweert
New Uyland
United States Senate
St. Lawrence
Lake Chaiplain
Weert
Gunada
PERSONAL AND LITERARY NOTES FROM OLD NEWSPAPER
The column recounts William Lloyd Garrison marking a semi centennial in Newburyport Massachusetts by setting type on the Herald. It also notes a funeral message read from Edward II. Stokes’s son in Sing Sing, a tale of Dr Armitage as officiant, and a quip about Mayor P T Barnum and his wife living with neighbors in Bridgeport. Margaret Astor Chanler, granddaughter of Gillian B Astor, attends her grandfather’s funeral after inheriting 5 million dollars plus property. The piece ends with a NY Tribune writer proposing four etymologies for summing submarine cable terms from gram to telegram style roots.
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Newburyport
Muass
Herald
Edward II. Stokes
Jin’Fisk, Jr
Sing Bing
Dr. Armitage
P.T. Barnum
Bridgeport
Conn
George Welly
Barnum
Mrs. Barnum
Margaret Astor Chanler
Yeang
Gillian B. Astor
New York
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Astor
New York, Tribune
Lnpatch
Pontos
Deep Sea
Ichiard Grantje
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