Congress May Act On Alcohol Amendments And Civil Bills
Senate debates and House actions covered include proposals to amend the constitution to curb liquor production and sale, appropriations for the army and District of Columbia, and bills on internal taxation, canal surveys, and the presidential succession. Reports note adjournments, committee actions, and remarks by key figures amid ongoing budget and governance discussions.
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United States
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Nena 3 Techn Ieta Board
Deanton
Fox
Pecene
Inundations Rise as Berlin Dispatch Reports Catastrophe
Berlin dispatches on the 4th describe floods expanding into a great public calamity with distress rising hourly. Military and civil authorities strive to ease misery. no sign of crisis yet. High temperatures and rains persist. In Ludwigshafen near Mannheim, ice and navigation issues affect river traffic from St Louis to Cairo. A medical student in Montreal is accused of theft of a body. A New England farmer seeks lunatic asylum due to urge to kill. An African American man is hanged in Henderson after an attempted assault. The Treasury refuses to rename the steamer William Fagan to Alto. Major events include 1812 anniversary observances and aid for Germany. dog meat cases spark rabies concerns in Reading.
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Deaths by Suicide Listed in Tribune Telegraphs Causes
The Tribune compiles telegraphed lists of suicide cases and related causes, noting an annual rise due to insanity illness and unknown factors. Names prominent in business and public life across Port Huron to Boston appear, including Samuel Ward and Cornelius Vanderbilt among others.
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Samuel S. Ward
Port Huron
Mich
William H. Locke
Hufala
Ala
Justus Koehler
New York
Father O'Farrell
Peoria
Ill
Ambrose Fachiri
Joseph W. Curtis
Milwaukee
August Ash
Nevada
E. C. Urner
Cincinnati
N. Gardner
Baptist Church
Plainfield
N. Y
Richard S. Fay
Boston
Josiah 8. Pennington
Baltimore
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Cornelius J. Vanderbilt
Herman Monk
Louisville
Wiliam J. Laud
Georgia
Phladelphia
Oseph Bartlett
Portland
Nestor
Russian Church
San Francisco
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Fielding Iewry
Dayton
James F. Atkinson
Mining News
Fiorence
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Schofield
Romantic seaside romance and rare kidney operation
A Long Branch letter recounts a hotel clerk winning a wealthy New York girl, eloping, and returning to gain her parents' forgiveness, then prospering in business and family fate. It also notes a rare rephectomy kidney removal performed by a San Francisco surgeon with the patient recovering swiftly.
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State of New York
Ocean
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San Francisco
Drunken man spared by passing train near Kansas City
A drunken man who had fallen into a cattle-guard on a railway track near Kansas City was crossed by an entire train without distress. Separately, New York City consumes about 18 million dollars worth of eggs annually.
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Dirky
Kansas City
New York City
1882 Necrology of eminent Americans by field
A 1882 necrology lists notable deaths in the United States across politics army law theology literature and other fields. It catalogs former governors congressmen ambassadors and judges, including figures such as ex-governors, ex-senators, ministers, and military leaders, with many named individuals and places. The long roll spans political leaders, military officers, lawyers, theologians, and centenarians, reflecting a broad historical roster of notable losses.
Prominent Knox farmer flees after loan scandal
Willram Ewalt of Liberty township Knox county deserted his family after securing a $5,000 loan from a Mount Vernon broker on his 193 acre farm valued at $10,000. He sent an intemperate note from Union County and vowed not to return, citing domestic trouble as the cause.
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Willram D. Ewatrt
Liberty Township
Knox County
Mount Vernon
Ewalt
Union County
Bridgeport
Belmont County
Edith
William Diggens
Seventeenth
Col. Taylor
Geofrey Jarcer
Ottawa County
O' Hagan
Charles Harris
Cedarville
Roughs
Jack Boyles
al Robinson
Jim Cline
Don Sweeney
John Riddle
Butler County
Jack Rough
Lancaster
Foster
Bishop
Defiance
Defiance County
Napoleon
Defiance Bloods
Will Myers
Tax Ironton & Hecla Railway Company
Capital Stock
Ohio Penitentiary
Treasury
Columbus
Cincinnati
Herr Johan Most
London
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Hamilton County
Victoria Smith
Akron
Polly Hitchcock
Senate and House Pass Bills and Appointments Amid Session Activity
The session opened with new bills. the House adopted a binding cloth copy of the School Commissioner's report and approved a Senate joint resolution to appoint a committee for Supreme Court accommodation and press relief. Representatives Jones Love and Sharp named to the committee. House bills passed include water works bonds and local district actions.
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Supreme Court
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Delaware
Love
O Columbiana
Sharp
Holmes
Kouns
Vernon
Thomas A. Cowgill
Ohio State University
Godfey
Henry J. Reinmund
Reform Farm
M. W. Oliver
Miami University
Garfield
Wolcott
Robinson
Coper
Whitewater Township
Hamilton County
Wetmore
Wood County
Bowling as Time Killer for Fashionable Women
The Syracuse Journal notes that stylish women now pass time by bowling, praising the notable strength some display in the pastime and hinting at the activity’s appeal for the fashionable.
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N. Y
Doctor Addresses Sudden Death Myths in Heart Disease
Dr. Alonzo Clark argues against the belief that cardiac disease always causes sudden death. He notes many patients die slowly from valvular trouble, while only a small number die suddenly. The discussion highlights differing death patterns in severe heart lesions.
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