Senate and House Debates on Bills and Agrarian Issues
The week covers Senate moves on Blair Educational bill veterans pensions farm mortgage data and Wyoming and Oklahoma state steps. House members form World’s Fair Committee approve Oklahoma Town Site actions and reject journal amendments while debating customs and bridge projects. Ingalls opposes emigration of colored people urging justice as solution.
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Wyoming
Oklahoma
Pasco
Florida
Chandler
House
Messrs
Candler
Massachusetts
Hitt
Illinois
Bowdoin
Virginia
Belden
New York
Frank
Missouri
Springer
Ilinois
Hatch
Wilson
West Virginia
Flower
United States
Treasury
Whele
California
Colorado
Bland
Mr. Bland
Cannon
Census Committee
Venezuela Steam Transportation Company of
St. Paul
Minn
Butler
Ingalls
Kansas
South
McKinley
Morrison and Mills
Bayne
Treasury Department
Missouri River
Kansas River
Committee Robe
Ohio Supreme Court Rules County and School Funds Law Unconstitutional
The Ohio Supreme Court declares unconstitutional the law enacted last year creating de positaries of county monies and school funds. The Philadelphia Presbytery on the 21st voted against revising the Confession of Faith.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Philadelphia Presbytery
Fire at Coun cil Blots home endangers family in freezing night
Ernest Everett's residence in Coun cil Blots Ia burned during the night of the 2d. The family fled, in only their nightclothes, to a neighbor half a mile away as the thermometer stood twenty below zero and all suffered freezing.
Multiple 19th Century News Items Fragment
Brief notes report a Kansas City manager suing for 5000 dollars, new rail links Cincinnati to Louisville, a Warren County auditor missing, snow blockade lifted on the Union Pacific, Richard G. Ther named Consul General to Mexico, Professor Fisk P Brewer dies of influenza, 20 states represented in the Sons of the Revolution, 1900s congress to meet in Louisville, petroleum strike near Johnstown, House committee victory for New York on World's Fair, masked robbers in Albuquerque steal 600 dollars cash and 10,000 in bonds, Dr. R C Conn resigns from St. Louis church, three men killed near Newark, Ga shooting in Midville, Tenn prison revival, temperance bill in Kentucky, Australian system bill favorable in West Virginia, Niles Tool Works armor plate bender completed for government weighing 240 tons, Cincinnati fire destroys Nevada Building causing 300000 dollars loss.
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Ernest Everett
Council Blots
Potts
Des Moines
Hamilton
Wilkes County
N. C
GranGe Comstock
Walton
Maybury
Turnflouse Committee On Labor
Providence
R. I
Er. W. Burke
Santa Fe Railroad
el Paso
Tex
Chicago
Nicholas Meyer
United States
Old Unitarian Church
South Center
Church Streets
Boston
Mass
Theodore Parker
Tur Arapahoe County
Col
Rice, Collier & Cleveland
Graham & Weber
Montgomery
Ala
Parkes
St. Louis
Paul McBride
James J. McBride
Frank Loftus
Canada
Wilkesbarre
B. P. Hutchinson
George Lounsnerry
New York City
Post Office
Hackensack
N. J
Huntingdon & Broad Top Railroad
Saxton
Buchanan County
Tandy IL. Trice
Lous L. Bromnet
California Insurance Company
San Francisco
George C. Pratt
Pratt
Japan
Bramwell
Tur
Bill
New York
Oscar E. Pan
Marshal, Field & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Gibson
Veneer Works
Andrew Killean
George Kingsworth
St. Johns
N. F
John Gorley
Gorley
Roselin
Scotland
Russia
W. S. Walker
Montreal
Can
England
New Haven
Seaford
London
Great Britain
Donegal
Kerry
Limerick
Chamber of Deputies
Union Pacific
Richard Gary- Ther
Wisconsin
Mexico
Fisk P. Brewer
Grinnell
Justice Brewer
Order
Sons of the Revolution
Louisville
A. B. Woop
Princeton
Newark
Jesse Thompson
Midville
Worrell
Inman (Tenn
Ani
Kentucky House
West Virginia
Niles Tool Works
Nevada
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Cincinnati
James M. Glenn
Sixty-Ninth
General Assembly
Columbus
SeNate
Ashburn
Carpenter
Cleveland
Richards
McDermot
House
Zanesville
John C. McGregor
Muskingum County
Reading
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Coates
Scioto
Larne
Marion County
Common Pleas
Tenth Judicial District
Leetonia
Columbiana County
Millersburg
Holmes County
Lawlor
Knapp
Cuyahoga County
Montgomery County
Henderson Elliott
Jun
Shnate
Shelby
Hiram Killian
Thompson
Dayton
John B. Lawlor
Institutions of Learning
Toledo
Clarke County
Sandusky Home
Putnam
Wayne
Congress
Butler County
Sandusky
Belmont County
Bellaire and
McGee
B. F. Lemert
F. H. F. Egbert
John McFarland
L. G. Lymert & Co
Dresden
Brown County
Cardington
Charles W. Cook
Supreme Court
Marquis Lampson
Mr. Lampson
Castalia
Erie County
Ohio
Idland
H. B
New Carlisle
Clarl County
Sohoo
Senators Organize Standing Committees In Session
The Senate appointed standing committees on a broad range of topics. Names include Judiciary Wallace Adams Corcoran Lowry Buchanan Shaw Sutton Kerr Massie Richards Nichols. Finance Van Cleaf Howells Zimmerman Robertson Stephens Cleveland Oran. Public Works Gaumer Shaw Ryans Howells Van Cleaf Alexander Cole. The Municipal Corporations panels cover No 1 and No 2 with named members.
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Judiciary
Wallace
Adams
Corcoran
Lowry
Buchanan
Shaw
Sutton
Kerr
Massie
Richards
Nichols
van Cleaf
Howells
Zimmerman
Robertson
Stephens
Cleveland
Oran
Gaumer
Ryans
Alexander
Cole
Brown
Schneider
Morrison
Marshall
Soncrant
Ryan
Silver
Wilson
Reed
Pumphrey
Brady
Herrman
Oren
Manufactures
Shaw, Gaumer
Morrisden
Geological Survey
Brady, Buchanan
Robertson, Nichols
Soldiers
Sailors
Robertson, Brady, Brown
Ryan, Sutton, Sonorant
Stephens, Zimmerman, Corcoran
Carpenter
Hildebrand
Reform School
Herrman and
Gaumer Brown
Kerr Massie
Hiddebrand
Punphrey
Sonorant
Sildebrand
Cincinnati
Ohio Legislature Deliberates Amid Busier Session
Jan 20 to 24 reports from Columbus detail Senate and House actions including bills on taxation, county road boundaries, and school bonds. Appointed officials swap posts, adjournments occur, and a new fire alarm system debuts in Lima alongside deaths and arrests.
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Adam Forer Avon
Philadelphia
Ihis
Adam, Jr
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Wid
Henry 8. Pierce
Internal Revenue
Canandaigua
Jupar Manisty
Queen’s Bench
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A.M. Sawyer
Athol
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Kansas City
Maggie Mitchell
CovingTon
Graham
Warren County
Toronto
Johnstown
N. Y
Chaco
Merchant Tailors’ National Exchange Convention
Alexander Dunlop
Nashville
Tenn
Hick’s Block
L. Cohen & Co
Anderson, Green & Co
Nashville Saddlery Company
Richmond
Peters
Campbell
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Times
D. A. Scott
Akron
Lima
Twy
Democrats
Franklin County
A. D. Heffner
J. B. Lawlor
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Cheveland
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Tut
Tutt
SMITH
Smith & CO
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Xu Dingee & Conard CO
Weat Grove
Atlanta
B. M. Olih HY
Hitehall
Washington, D. C
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