Legislative turmoil and war debate fill congressional week
The week covers broad measures from navy and army reforms to railroad and land policy. Senators debate duties, military desertion records, and Indian affairs while House and Senate consider censuses, finance, and foreign relations amid adjournments and executive sessions.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Honda
HN. Alexander ©. Wellson
J. Madieon Wolley Wan
Aurreyor
Newrteaun
Ith
Hayt
Lth
Hamtrond
Hart
Stayte
Hayty
Toterlor
Department of Diuanice
Department of Justice
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Fammond Astte
Au Em
Ariziad
Blwant Knapp
Ealind
Comets Tower
Maine
Edward Knapp Hayt
India
Pen Parsons
Reno
House
United States
District of
Colum|bia
Tih
Grant
Blaine
James W. Clayton
Rapate
Nallimore
Sabine
Board of Indian Commissionere
Indian Allaire
Burloes
Indian Bureau
Indian Service
Ohio legislature acts on taxation and education measures
The House and Senate debated bills including relief from real estate taxes tied to mortgage financing and school supervision reforms. Consideration covered appointive powers, inspection of tobacco, statewide education supervisory changes, and cooperative insurance reporting with new statewide terms. The sessions adjourned after routine business and several bills were parsed.
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Sevatt
Bayant
Jinanen Committee
Warner Silver
Beck
Teller
Secretary of the Interior
Benute
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Nail Company
Havant
Harlan © Hollingsworth Company
Ebiy
Kirkwood
Senate
Rash Clark
Town
Mesore
Eploxian
Frost
Noor
Parnell
Lilien
Willie
China
United State
Cox
House
Slater
Thdlan
Oregat
Oregon
United States
United States Circuit
Biate
Peters Courte
Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Barlla
Apet
Dinate
Petitfont
Witherford Calvoralty
Ohio
Mayle
Cacrell
Teelpro City
Franses
Andes
Penileton
Ott. House
P. Wood
Tenasury
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Tavis
Banking and Currency Consltter
Detroit River
Wim
Alaska
Upson
Committee On Military Affairs
Kuthor
Treasury
Congress
Roe
McDonald
Court of Commissioners of
Ala Yan
Pennsylvania
Pendleton Tion
Harrisburg
John A
Leiion
Ste Marie
Henry Greene
Ani
John Porter
Wallace
Essa
Andrew Rory
Ducksup
Bellaire
Iil
Wulaliog
State Board
Marriott
Townsend
Appointmenta
Gommusicart
Carnee
Howe
Stray Dog Dash Lingers After Loss and Rejection
An aged hound named Dash, once tied to a master in Dash, Virginia, laments a parting move by a family from Providenne Rhode Island to the West. The dog, left behind in the yard, whines through seasons, eating little as time passes without his old household.
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Fabio Prinel
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Peren
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Éhmarr
Gach
Salue
Chasse
Adulph
Grant
Philadelphie
New Fork
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Feland Sound
Hs. Sear Londonderry
Frank Dillingham
Mra
Darah Dillingham
Atr Thlinghar
Duo
Denver
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Huallting
Mia
Chris Une Nelson
Pred Sehoeff
San Franciscn
Aplum
Tus County Court Toute
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Texan
Win Stoois
Mallee
Columbia
Elealinens
Womel
Schirfey
Giapy Tigre Mere
Lering
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Ares
Tenneroe Republicas
Eaellete
Chiesgo
Nashville
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Mumyibis
Teno
Kentucky
Grove Kennedy
Richmond
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Chftage
House of Representatives
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Jim West
John Dorsey
Tom Henry
la Vegas
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Amther
Henry Maule
England
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Marlborough
Trishseer Fund Committee
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Partontown
London
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Conner
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Dash
Tolke
Theas
Jacob Kinsley
New Philadelphia
Cleveland
Darty
Plana
Dr. Bennit
Tirth
de. Bennit
Trig
Bennit
Kalsely
Koisely
Clrwaland
Baristas Boom Impacts Fable and Newspaper Prices
The Baristas Boom boosts costs across publishing as paper, ink, and printing rise. Newspapers raise single copy and subscription prices while trimming supplements to offset higher production costs. The trend hurts publishers more when readers enjoy the brief inflation, mirroring the fable where what pleases readers harms the printer.
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Coe
Prem
Pub
Tishera
Vance
St Louis
Pontstes
Chicago
Tritune
The Bogus Hungarian Commissioner at the Centennial Exposition
A sensational tale from the Centennial Exposition era describes a Hungarian impostor, Somoskeoy, posing as Hungary’s commissioner. He mingled with officials, assisted the Empress of Brazil, and provoked confusion before the real Hungarian envoy confronted him.
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Somoskeoy
America
Pesti
Palace of Industry
Count Vegezoy
Hungary
Republic
Maggsrland
Somoskovy
Brasil
Bomoskwoy
Pesti Airiap
Exhibition
Patton
Amer- Saas Ae
Ana Sos Moskeuy
Ntoms
A Petrified Bila and Political Dissent Speech
A class gathers in Cleveland to witness a case of accleroderma misread as petrification. The speaker denounces the Democratic party as cowardly and danger to progress while accusing Republicans of masking true aims and opposing reform through fear and deception. The rhetoric reflects early 20th century political tensions and party criticism.
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Cleveland
Climic
Derme
Is There a Remedy for Democratic Failures in the South
The piece argues that a Solid South and Solid North would remain if fraud ostracism and violence persist. It claims Northern gains come from Southern oppression and insists Democratic voters’ conduct—not just Northern opposition—hurts Republicans. It critiques Southern intimidation and predicts broader political consequences.
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Alabama
Mead
Srigadier Kelly
Solid South
Congress
Hous
Haralson
Hep
Shelly
Dem
Henry
Lta
Mate
Shelley
Haralaon
First Judicial Circuit
Inst
Haralyon
Washington
Committee On Elections
Shalley
Chicago Tribune
Chiaholm
Dixon
Oource
United States
Mexico
Arctic Fruit Reveals Nordenskjold Journey Findings
An Arctic expedition proves Arctic Sun shores are inhospitable and notes a minor discovery. The explorer identifies a remedy against a dread of navigators and Arctic expeditions, mentioning a berry from Hy lane and its traces in the snow, with some historical context.
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Nordenskjold
Pat
Gari
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