Government business dominates week in Congress
The House referred the Senate Tariff bill to Ways and Means after a heated debate. The Edmunds resolution on inter Oceanic canals was reported to print and recommitted with privilege to report later. A joint resolution funded 800 000 for James J. Eads’ legal representative. Sundry Civil and irrigation proposals were debated. adjournment followed. In the Senate, nurse pensions passed, diplomats debated ambassadors title, and Samoa discussed amid secret sessions. House and Senate adjourned with multiple appropriations and amendments carried.
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House
Committee On Ways and
Edmunds
Foreign Affairs Committee
James J. Eads
Senate
New Mexico
Blair
Gibson
France
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
McComas
Maryland
Alaska
Samoa
Hale
Sherman
Burrows
Utah
Secretary of War
War Records Office
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Union
Central Pacific
Thurman
Dolph
United States
Reagan
Oklahoma
Payson
Yeas
Samoa Islands
Corea
Messrs
Frye
Saulsbury
Stewart
England
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana
Big Horn Southern Railroad Company
J.N. Barnes
Missouri
Snowy Pensacola and Miscellaneous Crises
Snow fell in Pensacola Florida on the 28th alt marking a rare second snowfall in 25 years. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court freed motorist John W Keely from confinement for contempt on the 26th alt. Ina E Tanon a wealthy farmer from Platteburg New York was killed last month in a quarrel with neighbor Joseph Chapleau. The Sheldon Pa Axe Works the nations largest plant suspended temporarily laying off twelve hundred workers. The Corpus Christi customs chief reports cigars cannot be shipped from via the mails under the Mexico postal accord.
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Joan Arsuckte
James H. Staley
Indianapolis
Ind
Arbuckle
Acton
Staley
Lower Brule
Crow Creek
Montana
Willliam B. Rogers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbia
John C. Ryan
Lancaster
Jony B. Birge
Middletown
Rife
South Harrisburg
C. B. Burt & Co
Williamsport
Gary
Ill
Francis M. Young
Keefe
Spring Valley
John Ginrod
Sullens
Denver
Col
San Francisco
Sharon
Sarah Althea Terry
Sawyer
Sullivan
Brooklyn
Hanson
John True
West Union
W. Va
Laborers’ Amalgate Association
Pottsville
National Progressive Union
Laporte
Germany
George Zinn
Zinn
Gloucester
Mass
Samuel Jacobs
New York
Losana, Penders & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Plano
W. H. Rankin
John Ruthall
North Aurora
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joseph A. Moore
House Committee On Agriculture
Albert F. Eberman
Moravian Theological Seminary
Bethlehem
Duluth
Miun
Siegle Levy
Haytien
Mount Hope
North Attleboro
Tar
Commissioner of Patents
C. B. Barr & Co
Clear Lake
Cerro Gordo County
Grove
Ashland
Reading Company
Lanse
Dodge County
Minn
Kaison
National Furniture Manufacturers
Pensacola
Fla
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
John W. Keely
Common Pleas Court
Ina E. Tanon
Platteburg
N. Y
Joseph Chapleau
Tae Sheldon
Axe Works
Asmirawr Leonetany Mayxanp
Corpus
Mexico
Gallixas Riots Gun And Court Appointments
Riccard Gallixa claims his new riot gun can fire 1200 shots a minute after destroying a sugar crop. Jupe Barrett of the New York Supreme Court appoints Henry Winthrop Gray as receiver for the North River Sugar Refining Company as the text notes a brief legal action.
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Riccard Gallixa
Jupe Barrett
New York Supreme Court
Henry Winthrop Gray
North River Sugar Refining Company
Indiana Race Chooses Posey in First District
In the First Indiana Congressional district Frank Posey a Republican won by a margin of about 500 to 1000. Senator Vance underwent eye removal surgery on the 28th with a successful outcome while General Warner will lead G A R and Sons of Veterans in the inaugural parade.
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Hovey
Indiana
Frank Posey
Vance
William Warner
Missouri
Sons of Veterans
Coronel W. L. Trexnorm
Amy Kinny Post
Rochester
N. Y
Fred Douglass
Georges L. Puruurs
Chicago Telephone Company
Dayton
Oliver Weendell Hotnes
Boston Medical Library Association
Arkansas
James H. Berry
United
Pennsylvania Senate
House
Phelns-Clunce
Fifth
California
Clunce
Willliam F. Covunrer
The
New York World
Brooklyn
Radical Rome demonstration spurs clashes. arrests rise
In Rome on the 27th a radical demonstration led to police clashes after an uncomplimentary remark about King Humbert. Several people were injured and fifteen arrested.
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Humbert
Lunatic Asylum
London
Ont
Iris
Rupern
Baden
Sir Walter Raleigh
Sydney
Boulogne
France
Willliam O’brien
Clonmel
Henry White
Legation
Ramslade
Windsor
England
Senate bills on Rosecrans rank clash with House offer
Senate panel backs retiring General Rosecrans as Brigadier General while a House measure would promote him to Major General. Washington buzz links Butterworth to a potential Cabinet post under Harrison. Civil cases include a will dispute in Cincinnati and a showman’s survivor brother as plaintiff, plus a rash of local fires, outbreaks and arrests across several states.
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
General Rosecrans
House
Groraix Boos
Fostoria
Washington
Butterworth
Harrison
Mary Burkwart
Bellaire
Joy Myers
Geo. Smith
Pine Knot
Kys
Fairmount
Tenn
Auburn
Naas
James Robinson
G. G. Manor
Mt Horeb
Wis
Ohio Legislature Deliberations and Local Bills Pass
The record notes postponed dock fare to February 12 and a flurry of bills and resolutions. It lists confirmations to state boards, municipal and county measures, and actions in Columbus on transportation, health, and taxation, with numerous referenda, inspections, and public works proposals across Cincinnati, Hamilton, and surrounding counties.
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Dock
John W. Weire
Hamilton County
Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Charles Parrott
Franklin County
State Board of Charities
James M. Caldwell
Champaign County
State Board of Pharmacy
Cleveland Board of Aldermen
Taylor Street
Woodburn Avenue
Board of Equalization
Columbus
Senate
HOUSE
Longview Asylum
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hartwell Road
St. Bernard
Wood County
Odd Fellows
Masonic
Justices of the Peace
Kansas
Sherman on Samoa and American rights in the islands
In a Senate open session Senator Sherman reviews the historical rights of the United States in Samoa, detailing 1878 and later treaties, the neutral Apia zone, German and British roles, and the 1886 delimitation. He argues for immediate American custody of Port Pango Pango and the Bay of Pago, urging action without war.
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Sherman
Samoa
Wasnixeton
Senate
United States
Pango-Pango
Germany
Great Britain
Apia
Samoan Islands
Lackawanna
Malietoa
Tamasese
New Zealand
Queen Victoria
Washington
Bayard
Weber
Greenebaum
Hoe
Mr. Bayard
Maltetoa
Hoglish
Prince Bismarck
Klein
Sher- Man
Usk
Bay of Pagurea
Tion
Psa
de Bares
Clove
Harrison
Bismarck
Congress
Department of State
Baron von Zedwitz
Minster Pendleton
Baron von Zedwitz Price Bamarek
Sewell
Dawson
Apian
Mowe
Canisius
Pendleton
England
O'Brien Arrested During Manchester Meeting
William O'Brien was arrested in Manchester on Tuesday while addressing a meeting. He had traveled from Wexford to Bridgend, then sailed to Wales and reached London before heading to Manchester. After breakfast with the mayor he moved toward Dublin under police escort amid cheering crowds.
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London
William O’brien
Manchester
O’brien
Wexford
Porthieawl
Wales
Bridgend
Dublin
Mr. O’brien
Chester
Mr. O'Brien
Wholesale drowning report from Lake Rideau Ontario
A Star dispatch from Mowntreat Ontario reports sixteen men and twenty horses drowned crossing ice on Lake Rideau near Sunbury after ice caved in. Telegraph lines are down. confirmation is unavailable.
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Mowntreat
Can
The
Star
Lake Rideau
Ontario
Sunbury
Ont
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