Spellbinding Star Seizes The 2 The Se Edies
A fragmentary note highlights a spellbinding star achieving a notable feat in a program described as two to the series. The readable text hints at a standout performer gaining acclaim and attention from observers.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS AND 19th CENTURY CONFERRALS
Summary of Senate and House actions with pensions bills river improvement and civil service inquiries and various appropriations. Debates over tobacco tax, war debts, and land titles. Reports on monitors Merrimac, public works, and early 1860s political matters interwoven with local incidents and international notes. Names include Sherman Ingalls Beck West Holman Kel ley Kasson Ryan Hewitt Bingham and others.
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Senate
Sherman
Ohio
Ingalls
Kansas
Wm. Schuchart
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Virginia
W. A.C. Ryan
Robert Broddard Wych
Caier
House
Willis
Kentucky
Sih
Beck
Committee On Civil Service Reform
Georgia
McJane
Smgleton
Holman
Steele
Democratic Party
Cobden Club
Free Trade League
Kasson
Ways and Means
Kelley
Dunnell
Haskell
West
Secretary of War
Interior Department
Tellowstone National Park
Garland
Judiciary
Mississippi River Commission
Peblot
Committee On Ways and Means
Tariff Commission
Page
California
Ryan
Eie
Pennsylvania
Te Gth
Mr. Hewitt
New York
Maxey
Texas
Committee On Military Affairs
United States
el Paso
Jones
Florida
Morgan
Bayne
Hewitt
New York City
Atherton
Bingham
Pennsylvana
Secretary of the Treasury
Commerce Committee
Dreadful Saw Mill Explosion at Shawnee Town Illinois
A boiler explosion at J. Vincent & Son saw mill in Shawnee Town Illinois on the 11th killed eight of eleven workers and severely injured the rest. Bodies were scattered, with one blown into the river and others 200 yards away. Names of the deceased include William Montgomery Charles Bloss Henry Hughes Charles Baker George Price W. P. Grove James McLaughlin and Samuel Kennedy. Wade Kee died after injuries later. Cause of explosion unknown plus a riot in Opelika Alabama and various political and fiscal items follow in the extended report.
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Fourth Cavalry
William A. Rucker
George A. Elliott
Corps Engineers
Earl English
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting Department of the Navy
Emons
Long Branch
Barnegat Bay
Henry Zimmmgerr
Homewood
Chicago
Frank Chase
Chase
Lydenville
New York
Wm. Cooper
Fayetteville
West Virginia
Robert Bonner
Senator Williams
Kentucky
S. Brown Allen
Richmond
Virginia
John D. Snelling
Snelling
East Saginaw
Michigan
Boston Board of Health
Attex G. Miver
South Bend
Indiana
George H. Starbuck
National Bank
The
Treasury
John McAlllister
Michhael Gallagher
Brooklyn
McAllister
Gallagher
Rupert Wilson
Frank R. Russell
Memphis
Hurin
Cincinnati
State Canvassing Board of
McHenry
McPherson
Taylor Township
Marshall County
James H. Wilson
Goverxor Foster
Ohio
Dr. Updegraff
Ross County Common Pleas Court
E. R. Bacon
Edwin Hambleton
Robert Garrett
Evanston
Missouri
Harris
Lewis Brandenberg
Brandenberg
Charces
Lams
Hannibal
J. Vincent & Son
Shawneetown
Illinois
William Montgomery
Charles Bloss
Henry Hughes
Charles Baker
George Price
W. P. Grove
James McLaughlin
Samuel Kennedy
Wade Kee
Opelika
Alabama
James F. Maunoy
Edgefield
South Carolina
New York Herald
Senate
Hawley
Pendleton
Lowell
Judiciary Committee
Pendleton Civil Service
Memphis and
Little Rock
Belmont
Nicarauga Canal
Committee On Commerce
Wonderful cave found near Santonio Idaho Territory
A cave near Santonio Idaho Territory yielded a chamber with a silver-like image of a man and a peculiar helmet with three imitation feathers of gold or copper. A long flue from the mouth, hieroglyphics on walls, a nine foot skeleton, a stone tomahawk and cross-bow, a fragile mortar with rich gold specimens, and large ruby silver pieces were reported.
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Santonio
Idaho Territory
Postal Service Finances Show Surplus for First Time in 31 Years
Postmaster-General Howe reports for year ended June 1882 total postal disbursements 40,482,021 with receipts 41,515,642 from money orders 360,767 and excess receipts 1,3, 4,3:8. After adjustments the real cost lowers the deficit to 30,050, marking a shift from heavy rail and master-pay costs. Estimates for 1884 promise higher revenues and a continued push to unify telegraph and postal services under government control.
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Treasury
New York
San Francisco
Treasury Department
Aros
United States
Elbcie
Howe
Star Service
Congress
Ieee
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Mey
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Hatton
Illiteracy Census Reflected in Territorial Readiness
The bulletin details the number of people over ten in the United States and territories labeled unable to read or write at the last census. The Salt Lake Tribune critiques Mormon emmisaries claims, alleging deceitful recruitment and hardship among recent Mormon arrivals in Salt Lake City.
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Ias
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Col’ Bia
Qwsst
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Eorgia
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Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Mass
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
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New Jersey
Mexico
New York
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Ose
Oregon
Penn
Vania
R. Island
Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia Eeeel
Washington
Virginia
Bees
Wyoming
Berkeley County
Tunis
Charles McAndrews
Little Rock
Ark
Brave Bear
Yankton, Dak
Chicago Tribune
Adelbert College Tempus Ends With Mass Expulsion
A Cleveland scene reports Adelbert College Western Reserve expelling the entire Junior Class after a campus frolic known as tempus. Students later voted to quit the college unless reinstated, but the faculty refused. Separately, Canton jail escape frees six prisoners by sawing through bars, aided by a wife’s alleged tools.
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Adelbert College
Western Reserve
Cleveland
East End
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