Senate House Readings and New Senate Appointments
Senate and House actions recap with details on the organization of the House, the President's message read in the Senate, and committees for a centennial celebration. New senators Pierce and Casey sworn in. state-class assignments drawn by lot for Washington, South Dakota, and North Dakota. Several notable reports and nominations follow.
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House
McCook
Sherman
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Messrs
Bayne, Hitt
Carter,Gulberson
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Piorece
Casey
North Dakota
Hoar
South Dakota
Ashington
Teros
Squire
State of
Washington
Allen
Moody
Pettigrew
North
Whacai
Bir
Ingalla
Fhlouse
J. P. Leedom
C. E. Silcott
Téo
Helly
Kansas
McCord
Hunsbrough
Hayes
Grimes
Lee
Kerr
Billa—Kennedy
Pennsylvania
New Hasmapathy
Kilgore
Willams
Pan American Congress Adopts Secret Rules for Hearing
Report lists rules excluding press, aiming to keep sessions secret. In separate items, U.S. Internal Revenue for four months totals 16,783,450 compared with 42,748,985 a year earlier. Mississippi notables meet in Washington over Jefferson Davis death with Lamar presiding. Telegraphic condolences sent to Mrs. Davis. President aims to reorganize the Supreme Court in eighteen months, with Justices Miller Field and Bradley possibly retiring. Attorney General Miller notes 300 suits totaling 2,000,000 filed in Court of Claims for the last fiscal year.
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Pan-American Congress
Washington
Jefferson Davis
L. Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
Congress
Court of Claims
Notable Deaths and Disasters Across Several States
An obituary notes Oliver L. Barbour near death in Saratoga at 78. A New York fire in a basement suffocates Robert and George Lilly, ages 6 and 4, after a mother locks them inside. Providence election reelects Henry R. Barker mayor by 763. War historian General W. Palfrey dies in Cannes. Quaid woolen mills burn for an $80,000 loss in Quash Creek, NY. In Carter's machine shop a chimney collapse kills Carl Peterson and fatally injures Edward Kimball, $25,000 damage. Moonshine nest found under Newton LI paint mill ruins. 2,000 gallons of mash. Warrants out for three men, including a justice of the peace. Weekly business failures total 316, down from 240 previous week. Saxton & Thomas flour mill at Locket NY burns, $250,000 loss. Leedom carpet mill in Philadelphia damaged for $50,000. two firemen injured.
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Fort Worth
Lex
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Walcott
Reilly
Florence
Arizona
Jones
Dudleyville
San Pedro
Chris Kroeger
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Plin
John Cox
Marianna
Ark
Oakland
Cal
Alexander Laidlaw
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Macon County
Portland
Ore
James Roach
Seneca Smith
J. R. Mitchell
Richmond
Farragut
New Orleans
James River
United States
Taylor
Tennessee
Jackson Club
Memphis
St.Louis
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
L. L. Polk
North Carolina
D. H H. Clover
Kansas
J. H. Turner
Georgia
J. W. Hickman
Missouri
Benjamin Terrill
Texas
Beacon Mines
Oskaloosa
Henry Lawrence
Casper Crispy
John Anson
St. Louis
T Mary
Anson
Crispy
Mary
Chicago
John Mahoney
Lewis
Opelousas
Arbillion Beard
Sypbrogen Meche
Lastis Smith
Gerome Meche
Supreme Court
Thetis
San Francisco
Oliver L. Barbour
Henry R. Barker
Hiram Howard
W. §. Palfrey
Boston
Massg
Cannes
France
Quash Creek
Butte N. Y
Carl Peterson
Edward Kimball
Carter
Newton
L.I
Saxton & Thomas
Locket
N. Y
J. B. Leedom
Philadelphia
Legion of Honor awards for artists at Paris exposition
John Sargent Alexander Morrison and Ridgewa Knight named Chevaliers of the Legion of Honor for merit shown at the Paris exposition. Agricultural Merit honors go to David Ring E C-Bickford James Chyosemip and Richard Dodge for their achievements. A typhoon era disaster reports loss of the German steamer Doburg near Singapore with 400 aboard and the bark British Monarch burned at sea with 16 saved. A Zanzibar dispatch confirms the massacre of Dr Peters party by 1200 Somalis. Parliament to seek 1000 more London police. Oarsman Searle reported dying of typhoid fever in Adelaide.
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John Sargent
Alexander Morrison
Ridgewa
David—Ring
E. C—Bickford
Jamer Chyosemip
Richard Dodge
Doburg
Singapore
Hong Kong
Morrow
Hamburg
Sydney
Zanzibar
Peters
London
Searle
Adelaide
South Australia
National banks weigh note-issue expansion tied to bonds
The Comptroller notes several national banks are considering increasing their note circulation by using bonds held against deposits. A White Caps raid in Holyoke Colorado abducted two lawyers, Bennett and Kelsey, for horse whipping amid county-seat wars. Ambrose RaTupone founder of the Knights of Pythias died in Lima Ohio. Senate discussed Idaho Wyoming statehood beet sugar study and Oklahoma government plans. House committees and adjournment followed.
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Col
S—Bennett
Pispaton
Washington
Silcott
Hamilton
Ont
Justus A. RaTupone
The
Knights of Pythias
Lima
Deerfield
N. Y
Sam Small
Protestant Episcopal Church
Atlanta
Small
Methodist Church
Senate
Idaho
Wyoming
Union
Oklahoma
Committee On Agriculture
United States
Ways and Means
McXhinley
Burrows
Bayne
Dingley
McKenus
Payne
la Follette
Gear
Carlisle
Mills
McMillan
Breckenbridge
Arkansas
Flower
Cannon
Butterworth
McComas
Henderson
Iowa
Peters
Cogs
Comstock
Crisp
O'Ferrall
Outhwaite
Marsh
Moore
Wike
Miloare—Lind
Townsend
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Massachusetts
Clunie
Pennington
Jefferson Davis Dies in New Orleans at 12:45
News from New Orleans reports ex President Jefferson Davis died quietly at 12:45 Friday morning after a long illness with malaria and bronchitis. Funeral preparations are elaborate with state in state display and broad Southern turnout planned.
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Christian County
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Buena Vista
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Senate
Fortress Monroe
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Savannah
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Ate Davis
Lying In State Jefferson Davis Death ShoW
Thousands view the body of Jefferson Davis in New Orleans City Hall as mourning decorates shops and homes. Secretary Proctor replies to Mayor Shakespeare with a note of peace and sorrow.
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Proctor
Davis
New New Oreana
Vertlonmna
Battalion
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Washington, D. C
United States
Jammer A. Shtakespeare
WAR Department
James A. Shakespeare
Redfield Parocronr
Disastrous Ship Dock Fire Claims Four at Pier 9
New York reports the National Line Steamship dock on Pier 9 North River burned Saturday afternoon. Four men were found dead in the ruins as flames threatened nearby structures. The Holland was moved to the Jersey side. Officials suspect spontaneous combustion. damages may exceed 250000 with full insurance. A second note reports Milwaukee official August Schattenberg shot himself amid a school board embezzlement case.
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Levi E. Fuller
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Canada
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G. Mahretta
D. Lutte
G. Margarita
New York City
Corrigan
National Steamship Pier
North River
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Conn
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Jersey
Ooclal
Milwaukee
Schattenberg
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Boston
State News Items From An Early Ohio Paper
Two minors fell down a shaft near Stoubenylilo and died instantly. A mrem oil strike near Marietta is reported. Smallpox fears at Dousaquat ease as four cases improve. A pure white quail seen by many hunters near Bellefontaine could be mounted if found. Prison population data for 1880 and 1889 show steady levels and parole support. Local births, deaths, and crimes including a banker’s embezzlement case and a wagon accident are noted.
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Marietta
United States
Van—Veort
Tax
Albert Kuttruff
Sandusky County
Henry Koller
van Wert
T. A. Squires
Frankelin
H. P. McKnight
Lucas County
Aura Eddings
Preble County
A Nany
George Droescher
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Congress
General Assembly
United States Court At
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R. P. Halliday
First National Bank of
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
Halliday
Janes Parshall
Richland
Urbania
Sraigh
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