Senate Tariff debates and House actions on bills
The Senate finished reading the Tariff bill and adjourned after debating duties on tiles bricks and lead ore. The House passed Elizabeth C. Scott pension and approved Military Academy and Diplomatic bills. adjourned for the day.
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Funeral rites for Mrs. Gould held in New York City
Reports note a brief funeral at the family home in New York City for Mrs. Jay Gould on the 16th. In Chicago the Racine College trustees elected Rt. Rev. W. BE. McLaren as warden at their annual meeting. A bank swindler C. W. Goopr ar, alias Frank A. Abirich, was captured near Windsor by Pinkerton detectives after defrauding Lemmon of Allegheny and Dean of Cleveland. A derailment near Ozark, Missouri left Engineer Voss dead and others injured. Minnesota Senate backs an Interstate Commerce Act preservation, and Charles Dilger faces murder conviction in Louisville. The census bureau reports Texas population growth estimates.
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St. Cloud
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Virginia State Farmers’ Assembly
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M. J. Becker
Pittsburgh
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New York
E. L. Cortell
Chicago
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George 8. Green, Jr
A. M. Egbert
Cincinnati
Tur
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N. H
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Arthur Rodney
U.S. District Court
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N. Y
Ephraim Gardner
Cape Vincent
Ogdensburg
Barrett
H. F. Wolcat
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Pittsburgh
Bramwell
W. Va
Elkhorn
Isaac 8. Isaacs
Philadelphia
Tuk
Zacn Mulmall
Indian Territory
Wichita
Kan
al Landers
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Jay Gould
Racine College
W. BE. McLaren
C. W. Goopr
Banco
John K. Lemmon
Allegheny
John Dean
Cleveland
Windsor
Can
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Goodyear
Frank A. Abirich
Union
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Ozark
W. A. Voss
Tan State Senate of
Minnesota
Congress
Louisville
Charles Dilger
Texas
Been
ASI
Union Veterans Club endorses Meredith for Public
At the regular meeting on the 14th of the Union Veterans' Club of Chicago with 1700 members present, a resolution unanimously endorsed Captain Wilfrid M. Meredith for the position of Public ater, Hon. W. Z. Fura was reelected United
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Wilfrod M. Meredith
W. Z. Fura
Indemnity for Haytien Republic Settled for 120000
Port au Prince dispatch reports the Haytien Republic indemnity settled at 120000 dollars with 50000 paid in cash and 30000 due on March 1 and 40000 on June 1. The steamer departs February 20 expected to reach New York February 14. Other items: papal gifts to Irish churches valued at 50000 dollars. duel in Paris between M Rochefort and M Lissagaray with injuries. steamer Physokepa sunk with 22 drowned. Stanley’s safety confirmed by letters. Boucicault divorce decree. Danube frozen eighteen miles below Vienna. Carbajal bonds contested. Canada debt up. Montreal ice palace wall collapse.
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Haytien Republic
New York
M. Rochefort
Stanley
Senor Romero Rubio
Interior
Dominion of Canada
Public Service
Montreal
Can
Various crimes and civic actions reported across towns
Reports describe a customs order enforcement in Detroit, a failed burglary attempt in Minneapolis, the arrest of Peter BovuenHer for a 1886 murder in Steubenville, Hatfield gang warrants against detectives, Baldwin acquittal in Elizabet h NJ, St Louis underground conduit plan, West Virginia per diem draft dispute, a Mud Run indictment in Pa, a fire attempt at Licking County Infirmary, a hunting accident in Rushville Ind, scarlet fever in New Alexandria Ohio, opium cases in Albany NY, a Minneapolis post office robbery convict, and a lake fire observed near Docker Ind.
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Steubenville
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Henry Cook
Mud Run
Licking County
Insane Department
James Dunnam
Rushville
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Wm. H. Dalrymple
United States District Court
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N. Y
Low How
Ah Quong
Buffalo
Albany County
Chang Lee Wai
Wm. Lung
Edward Mellinger
Erie County
Joan
Glass Eye’ Cook
Chiongo
Docker
Ohio Township Road Supervisors Bill Pushed In Legislature
Ohio lawmakers debate Mr Tryon road plan creating township road supervisors in Adams Ashtabula Auglaize and many other counties. The bill requires contracting for road work and expands road taxes and duties with annual accountability and penalties for malfeasance.
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Ohio
General Assembly
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Ashtabula
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Crawford
Cuyahoga
Darke
Defiance
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Gallia
Geauga
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Harrison
Hocking
Huron
Jackson
Jefferson
Luke
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Lorain
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Mahoning
Marion
Medina
Monroe
Morgan
Morrow
Muskingum
Noble
Ottawa
Paulding
Perry
Portage
Sandusky
Seneca
Women in Europe Achieve Degrees and Hold Public Roles
London Truth reports 210 women hold arts and sciences degrees, with 144 at London University and 55 at the Royal University of Ireland. It notes 58 women on England and Wales school boards, several in clerical, guardian, and registrar roles, and mentions female officials in France, Holland, Naples, and Hawaii, highlighting growing female public presence.
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Royal University of Ireland
Victoria University
England
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Scotland
Metropolitan Asylums Board
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Margherita
Italy
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Prunes Through Ages and Commerce in France
Prunes have ancient roots in the East and are traced to Roman horticulturists. A Damascus wild variety aided grafting, while Crusaders brought prune culture to France near Clairac. Modern French orchards produce famed prunes, graded Nos 1 through 9 by size. commerce uses numbered classes for packing.
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Damascus
France
Clairac
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