Fragmented echoes of 19th century politics and death
An OCR fragment blends obituary imagery with Senate debate on reconstruction, bankruptcy law, and Ku Klux threats. It references plans, representatives, and debates in Congress, mentioning Morton of Indiana defending carpetbaggers, and a call to curb violence while discussing postwar policy and amnesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton and
Pesthought
Bampehi
Patterson
Cragin
Benate
Habeas
Bayard
Senate
Ntéer
Wis
Committee On Judiciary
Trumbull
Ir. Morton
Ind
Greatength
Coun
Dare
Coness
Democratic Party
Olen
Morton
Congress
Sional Committee
Gath
Blair
Artansag
Orton
Senate debates over appropriation bill and treaty in stalemate
The Senate and House clash over the sundry civil appropriation bill and amendments. A stormy session features debates among Representatives Banks Brooks Bing ham Townsend and others. The conference committee is appointed to resolve discord between the Houses. Adjournment follows remarks on Northcote and a supplemental treaty with Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan
Mareen
Messrs. Sargent
California
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Ohio
Banke
Massachusetts
Storm
Messrs
Banks
Brooks
Bingham
Townsend
New York
Kelley
Seaynard
Wood
Shellabarger
Nivlack
Coburn
Marshall
Speer
Pennsylv
House
Holman
Indiana
Yeas
Butler
Massachutts
Senate
Lynch
Killinger
New York & Panama
the Treasury
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Loomis Aerial Telegraph Company
Philadelphia
Stafford ‘Northcote
Northcote
Great Britain
Boy Dies After Dog Bite and Drowning Incident
Charles H Armstrong, 15, of near 26th Street and Portland Avenue, died after two days in confinement following a dog bite on February 19. He later waded in a pond seeking two drowned boys and became chilled. His mother noted gloom and restlessness before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po’elock
Charles H. Armstrong
Armstrong
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