Ohio Senate and House pass bills in early sessions
Ohio Senate and House leadership discuss inaugural events and pass multiple measures. Bills target dairy product deception, water works financing, and tax or public safety issues while addressing pensions for veterans and adjournment schedules. Brice elected U S Senator in joint session with a formal address.
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Columbus
Senate
Cole
Lyon
Lampson
Spear
Supreme Court
House
Hodge
St. Clair River
Detroit
Blair
Adams County
Taylor
Champaign
la Grippe
Eggerman
Warren County
Toledo
J. R
Congress
National
Coshocton
Ashburn
House of Representatives
U.S
Williams
Committee On Rules
Pennell
Brown County
Sampson
Calvin S. Brice
U. S
Brice
Joint Assembly
CostumBts
Board of Managers
Cincinnati
van Clear
Marquis
Ralph Beaton
Franklin
J. M. Breen
Ross
Chas Troop
Wallace
Representative Lawlor
Hysell
Lawlor
Franklin County
Forbes
Smith
Schuler
Crawford
Carroll
Wayne
Blue
Licking
Jackson
Green
Ohi
Mahoning
Sterrett
Miami
McCoy
Columbiana
Tramp Disrupts South Norwalk Deacons Meeting
A derelict tramp bursts into a South Norwalk church deacons meeting claiming illness and pills, begging for assistance after noting he has no meal. The scene unfolds with humorous details as trustees conduct their business.
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Deacon Smith
New York Evening Sun
South Norwalk
Connecticut
Congress Aims for World's Fair Committee Legislation
The Senate and House debate World’s Fair planning actions and a nine member select committee to decide site and procedures for the 1892 exposition. Proposals include a New York World’s Fair bill and measures funding town sites, rivers bridges, and a hall of records.
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Congress
Senate
Fuller
Field and
Harlan
Washington
Ruid
Supreme Court
New York To Bar Association
Sena
Messrs
Hemphill
Holman
Cummings
New York
Samuel J. Tilden
Capitol
House
Oklahoma
Call
Florida
McKinley
Bingham
Northern
Virginia
Gettysburg
Adams
Silcott
Sherman
Chandler
Brazil
Republic
Indian Territory
Oregon
Kansas
Silcott Investigation Committee
Stewart
Court of Claims
Yeas
Butler
Messrs. Hoar
Blair
Committee On
Committee On Rules
Flower
Indefinite halt at Reading’s Henry Clay shaft in Shamokin
Work at Henry Clay shaft the Reading Co largest mine in Shamokin Pa employing 1800 men was suspended indefinitely on the 15th due to coal trade stagnation. Also notes sale of 14258 acres timber land in Lewis County New York to C C Pond of Jackson Michigan one of the state’s largest land sales.
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Shamokin
Reading Company
Lewis County
N. Y
Hood, Gale & Co
C. C. Pond
Jackson
Mich
Petersburg
Mahone
H. P. Harrison
North Carolina Supreme Court
Father Boyle
Henry R. Pierson
H. R., Pierson & Son
Albany
Worker Seeks Small Wage Increase After Accident
A worker is struck for an advance in wages of nearly four cents an hour due to a recent accident. The brief notes the small raise is tied to the incident and its impact on pay.
Notable deaths and political appointments noted in brevity
Obituary notes for Cyuartes B. Damorru and several others. Deaths include Jushin G. Loper and Jay Westinghouse GnouseE. Reverend Dr. Lyman Appert installed at Plymouth Church. Ex-Congressman Minton Spear died of lead poisoning in New York. Confirmed Senate nominations include Theodore Roosevelt and Hugh B. Thompson as Civil Service Commissioners and Alphonse Hart as Internal Revenue Solicitor. Byelections in Newfoundland reported as government-majority.
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Cyuartes B. Damorru
Boston Herald
Senate
Civil Service
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Hugh 8.Thompson
South Carolina
Internal Revenue
Alphonse Hart
Ohio
Lyman Appert
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jushin G. Loper
St. Louis
la Grippe
Jersey City
N. J
T. Homes
Bay City
Mich
Roscoe Conkling
Jay WestiIn Gnousee
Westinghouse Agricultural Works
George Westinghouse
Schenectady
Newfoundland
Farner Sestine
Frederick
United States
Minton Spear
Huntingdon
New York City
Ilis
Nine fishermen drowned in Dun reaf Bay Ireland
Nine fishermen were drowned in Dun reaf Bay Donegal Ireland a few days ago Ear Cairns died in London on the 14th of influenza He was born December 21 1861 and succeeded his father April 2 1885 Panama canal lottery winner M Ernrusst earns 125000 Libel case Colonel Maltison ordered to pay damages 1000 Funeral of Socialist editor Wedde in Hamburg attended by 60000 Influenza outbreak among US Mediterranean squadron 180 cases on board Chicago
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Dunreaf Bay
Donegal
Ireland
Ear Cairns
London
M. Ernrusst
Paris
Arrota Brothers
Madrid
Colonel Maltison
Allahad
India
Herbert Gladstone
W. E. Gladstone
Wedde
Hamburg
Christopumr
Rick Mansel Talbot
House of Commons
Glamorganshire
Evolution
Mediterranean
Chicago
Various 19th Century News Highlights From U S Papers
Reports cover annexation stance in France and Utah murder near St Duchesne. Milestones include railroad notes on CicaGo, Ohio and Northwestern sale decree, and steamship Katie Robbins sinking with four deaths. Other items mention Kentucky cigarette age limit, U S bonds profit, and a New York breach of promise suit award.
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Seymour
St. Duchesne
Utah
Monticello
Ill
Ithamer Meredith
Caldwell
Meredith
Wilksbarre
Christopher Hall
Parsons
Jupar Sage
Ohio and Northwestern
Trenton
N. J
East Liverpool
U. S
Kentucky Senate
Orton W. Cuarman
United States
Washington
Caroline Kammerer
New York City
Clemens Muller
Tur
Katie Robbins
Jane Harkins
Vicksburg
Cleveland
Kansas
Henry Searle
Sydney
Australia
Arliament
Mutpoon
Cleary
Donavin
Purvis
Miss
A Shop-Girl's Protest Against Sympathy From Philanthropists
A Chicago Tribune reprint quotes a State Street retailer declaring shop girls deserve no pity. She argues workers are fairly treated, paid promptly, and often receive meals or gifts from employers. She asserts sympathy from strangers is unwarranted and highlights merit-based advancement.
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The
Chicago Tribune
State Street
Chicago
How a Vessel Weathered a Gale Heaving To Off the Coast
The article details the maneuver of heaving to used by ships in a northeaster storm. It explains crew actions from sightings and bearings to securing masts, using headsails, braces, and drag hawser to ride out seas. It notes varied vessels, dead reckoning, and the peril of breakers as ships seek to beat off shore.
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New York Times
Lee
Maine's 26 Child Royal Governor Born in Kennebec Woods
Cotton Mather relates that the first royal Governor of Boston sprang from a large Maine family of twenty six children born near the Kennebec river. His mother, a widow, struggled to provide for the many prospects of her brood. The piece notes hopes he would reward her later with wealth and honors earned by locating a sunken Spanish treasure ship.
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Maine
Cotton Mather
Boston
Kennebec
Curious crowd size calculated by London Justice paper
The Justice staff reports a calculation claiming 1.4 billion people could fit in a ten mile square field. Using telephones, they suggest this vast crowd could be addressed, though the piece ends with unclear wording about Gingie Koui.
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Justice
London
Gingie Koui Iio
Court finds caning on the hand not actionable
A father sued an English school master for assault over caning a boy on the hand. The magistrate ruled for the father, citing injury risk, but the higher court held the act was not actionable.
What a Knot Means in Measurements
The text notes that a knot equates to a mile lengthy measure and that six knots nearly equal seven miles, citing 086.7 feet per knot and a bed 90 LOU Oy 6 tie, illustrating unfamiliar nautical conversion details.
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General Assembly
Fayette County
Miltenham
Lima
Board of Pardons
Angus Bratt
Columbiana County
James Rockwell
Scioto County
George Burroughs
Sandusky County
Bon
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Johnson City
Tenn
Henry M. Jackson
Treasury
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Iowa
New York Grand Jury
William H. Clark
Winton Randolph
Southern Society Club
Committee On General Welfare
John Enoch
James McAdams
Patrick Naylor
Louisville
A. T. Stewart
Hilton
McNeil
Cannon Lake
Fairbanlt
Minn
Pennsylvania Christian Temperance Union
Philadelphia
Woman's Christian Temperance Alliance of Pennsylvania
Brocton
Mass
Gardner Bros
George Penley
Kentucky Lumber Company
Burnside
Canada
Ruitry
Saratoga
Havana
Isaac Lamm
International Union of Masons and Bricklayers
Illinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Howard Johnson
PorspaAm
St. Lawrence County
N.Y
Market Street
Mockridge & Sons
Newark
Morrellville
Limited Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward Gallagher
Michael Gallagher
Kate Stockhouse
Claflin, Coburn & Co
Steam Railroad Men's Protective Union of North America
Knights of Labor
Vanderbilt
Ocean
St. Joseph
Rank Trimball
Atchison, Kan
Joseph Galley
Belknap
Senate Committee On Patents
Chace
Amsterdam National Bank
Amsterdam
Susry Ditlon
Sidney Dillon
Omaha
Louisvillie
CicaGo
Kansas City
Super Nicholas Loneworm
East Walnut Hills
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