Wisconsin Legislature Adds Dentist Regulation
Excerpts discuss January 1585 exports totaling 28 981 909 dollars versus 23 781 592 in January 1884. The piece mocks Wisconsin dentist laws, notes a Tar and Feather Temperance society origin in Georgetown Connecticut, and comments on Iowa lynchings and a New York Mercantile Journal extract about business cleanliness and clerks.
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Wall Street Coupon Controversy Raises Legal Questions
The N Y Sun reports a pending legal question over coupons bought by trust companies and private bankers. Purchasers claim liens on bonds as coupons are severed, while bondholders expect priority. The piece notes a public interest in how courts may rule. It also previews literary reviews in the March North American Review and comments on Indiana politics and the General Assembly with emphasis on Sullivan county and Senator Ernest.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
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Specia Politics
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Democrats Back Patten Apportionment Bills In Caucus
Tuesday's Sentinel reports a caucus endorsing the Committee of Thirteen report on Patten Apportionment bills with minimal changes. An amendment was rejected and the caucus approval passed by near unanimity. Wednesday notes potential intra party backlash from several prominent Democrats over the caucus decision.
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Committee of Thirteen
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Territory
Pierrepont Edwards
New York
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Buckner
United States
Deuster
German Empire
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Columbus
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Supreme Court
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Eustis
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Evarts
Payne
Ohio
Jones
Arkansas
Blackburn
Kentucky
My. Chace
Rhode Island
Teller
Colorado
Hill
Numerous 1881 incidents reported across the U S
A wide set of events is detailed including deaths from cold and suicide, strikes ending in Lowell and wage disruption, dynamite thefts in New York, mine accidents in Ohio and Illinois, robberies, fires, political moves on cabinet posts, and labor unrest. The era’s tensions surface in crime, disasters, and governance.
Senate action and bills in the early 19th century session
The Senate debated measures on foreign labor, Indian policy, and the Omaha reservation with amendments and vetoed sections. House activity included Post-Office funds, urban building projects in Erie Detroit and Wichita, and river harbor bills. Congressional actions spanned February to February 17 with approvals, adjournments, and a failed Grant retirement provision.
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Fen
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Committee On
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Slocum
Gen. Grant
Washington
Army Medical Library
Dorsheimer
Adi
Wichita
Kansas
Papal Refusal and London Docket Stir European News
The Pope declines to meet Michael Da vitt amid suspected unfriendly signals from England. London dynamiter Henry Burton offers full information to the Government. Bismarck attacks the left in the Reichstag as Swiss warnings of a dynamite plot reach Geneva. Wounded policemen Cole and Cox receive multiple gifts. Central Asia grows tenser with Russian moves toward Herat. Londoners protest with a mass march for relief and employment. Reports from Korti and Khartoum outline Mahdi activity, Khartoum seizures, and Gordon’s fate near the magazine.
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Wome
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Herat
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Home Office
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Jamai
Ozman Digma
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Jassala
Cien
Gordon
George
Aboo-Klea
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Hillman
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Manning
Treasury
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Daniel Manning
Interior
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Qiio
L. Q. C. Lamar
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