Senate in Extraordinary Session Elects Bayard Pro Tem
The Washington Senate convened in extraordinary session on October 10 amid tributes to President Garfield. Bayard was elected presiding officer for the day, with oath administered to Aldrich and New York senators Lapham Miller, amid credentials debates and committee arrangements. Guiteau defense and cabinet matters also noted.
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Washington
Senate
Burnside
Aldrich
Topham and Miller
Harris
Bullock
Garfield
Burch
Arthur
United States
Senate of the United States
Canitol
Chester A. Arthur
Pendleton
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Edmunds
Senator Edmunds
Anthony
Pendlon
Yeas
Ays Ok
Jeers Davis
Tinois
Mahone
Pratt and Fair
Mr. Edmunds
Davis
Illinois
New York
Rhode Island
Beck
Fillmore
J. Beck
Conkling
Platt
Workman Harris
Bayard
V. Pendleton
Guiteau
Scoville
Newark
Eoville
State
War
Treasury Departments
Quiteau
Mr. Blaine
White House
Robert G. Ingersoll
Nelson W. Aldrich
McPherson
Messrs. Lapham
Miller
Butler
Merrick
Messrs
Ozavis
TABLE TALK: Mixed Notes From Global, Local, And Odd Events
A collage of brief items: Venice supports Isthmus of Corinth canal execution. Neuilly resident leaves 200600 rapm to Leiper birthplace Luther. autographs cut from General Wayne papers. a weighty mishap at a fair injures the “Man with the Troll Jaw.” Memorial prayers amid Cearfield reports scarce. Winnipeg divers recover nitroglycerine cans. Belgian Sundays, Ostend crowds, cornering term praise from London paper. A widower profane at his wife’s grave. Harvard class poet’s death poem. Lucy injured by a bandage mishap. Mice in German towns prompt bounties. Winthrop School sewing exhibit praised. lesson program adopted.
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Geographics Congress
Venice
Corinth
Neuilly
Seing
Eilever
Martin Luther
Anthony Wayne
State Normal School of Pennsylvania
Cearfield
Guiteau
Louisville
Winnipeg
Ostend
London
Deeatur
Harvard
Lucy
Rere
Winthrop School
Boston
Market Quotes Show Mixed Wheat and Grain Movement
Wheat and corn futures slipped early then recovered some losses as prices fluctuated. No 2 red winter wheat, futures and cash quotes cited, with oats and rye mixed. Oil, lard, and pork markets showed dull or down trends, while flour remained steady to soft.
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New York
Ohio
EL Ggl
Breer
Selier
Sever Becemer
Wester
Pennsylvania
Attorneys and doctors advertise in Sullivan area
Multiple legal firms announce offices in Sullivan Indiana with streets and building locations. Attorneys promise prompt collection attention and court attendance while a physician surgeon advertises 24 hour calls and women’s health care in Sullivan and nearby Terre Haute listings.
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Attorneys-at-Law
Sullivan
Indiana
Maine Street
4Th
Sid
South Side
Terre Haute
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Jones
Pendleton and
Garland
Cincinnati
House of Representatives
Foster
Star Assembly
Hamilton County
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County Board of Control
Longworth
Supreme Judge
Connor and
Maxwell
Jose Cox
Crossley
Avery
Malson and Johnson
Ignac B. Matson
Columbus
Bookwalter
Republican State Central Committee
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Hamlinton County
Clermont
Henry
Vinton
Wayne
Erie
Hardin
Ixnox
Madison
Muskingum
Portage
Ross
Scioto
Stark
Summit
Vanwert
Anerson
Butler-Warren
Paul
Miami-Darke
Weir
Franklin-Pickaway
Neil
Democratic Central Committee
Jefferson
Ithaca
N. Y
Woodin
David H. Evans
Baltimore
Toledo
Was, Lydia E. Pimkhar
Lynn
Mass
Brees & Marlin
Attornera
Law
Cracavetee Brvek
North Site
Mar Li
K. Mies
Attorneys At Law
Young’s
Sullivan, Tad
T. Gunn
Sullivan, Ind
Civee
Os & Coulson
Birry Patten
Square
McCammon
John T. Hays
Attorney At Law
Eroner Public Square
Commercial Row
J W. Billman
Crowder
Northside
Janlo
G. Buff
F. Buff, M. D
Kelly’s
R W. Cavens, M. D
Burks’ Grocery Store
Public Square
Sullivan Thana
Prouggl
Curry & Dutton
Eracery
North Side Square
Saliiveaia
Diane
Lydia E Pinkhara
Lydia E. Pinkwam
Seneby Mall
Pamphy
Lydia
Whittier
St. Charles Street
St. Louis
St.Louis
Chesnut St
ST. Lgot
Twellanawa
Trentead
Mailand Express
Repluce
Butts
North St. St
Bagh
Burlington
Canada
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