Cleveland's Message On Trade Marks and Pacific Railroads
The report shows the trademark and design office in prosperity with 25 619 zones and no staff increase. It outlines budget estimates for 1886 1887 and 1888 and discusses a proposed plan for subsidized Pacific road debt. It notes a Supreme Court ruling limiting state railroad rate regulation and calls for potential federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Railroads
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor and Capital in Federal Labor Policy
President urges Congress to expand the labor bureau and grant arbitration to ease labor employer disputes. He argues for national unity, fair compensation, and constitutional action to prevent interstate commerce disruption while promoting true American sentiment and cooperation between labor and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Role of the Department of Agriculture in Innovation and Food Security
The department advances agriculture by introducing new subjects of study and opening new wealth sources while disseminating early production information. It seeks home production of imported foods at lower cost and urges government support for intelligent experiments to improve farmers' welfare and national prosperity. The note highlights pleuro in cattle across states as a threat to food quantity and quality, urging serious congressional attention and potential delegation of additional powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ena
Coun
Senate
Cheney
N. H
Pike
Beck
United States Legal Tender
National Bank
van Wick
Morrill
Dawes
Committee On Finance
Price
Wisconsin
House
Parker
New York
United States
Herbert
The Civil Service and Its Operation of the Law
The piece argues the civil service law proves its necessity and usefulness. It notes officials' endorsement comes from understanding and protection by the requirements. It warns against partisanship and stresses efficiency and restraint as core aims of the reform.
Freedmen's Savings Trust critique to Congress
A congressionally directed critique calls attention to the Freedmen's Savings and Trust company. The speaker argues the bank was chartered to aid the illiterate and humble and urges government duty to protect depositors and ensure clarity in its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedmen’s Bank
Congress
Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company
Engrees
UN Sinetinner
Cleveland Urges Congress to Aid District of Columbia
President Cleveland in 1886 address calls for equity in funds from failed banks and payment of 38 percent of unpaid deposits by government. He notes assets of about 16000 and urges Congress to fix district laws, improve Potomac bridges, empower police, regulate liquor and charities, and furnish better district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprreansé
Congress
District OF Columbia
Virginia
Potomac
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Multiple Crimes and Disasters Mark Telegraphic Roundup
Arrests for diamonds theft in E H Kortkamp store. Tannery fire in South Berwick causing up to 100000 loss. Boston’s E Price Greenleaf dies leaving 500000 to Harvard. Reading’s Willie Anold missing amid Charlie Ross fears. Philadelphia jeweler shot in altercation. killer arrested. Mineral Ridge miners win 10 cent pay rise. British colonies seek closer union in London conference. Bucyous Ohio man fatally shoots. Watts killed at Pittsburg prison. Maperville Quebec fire causes 125000 loss. Knights of Labor vow political action with Washington HQ. Bulgarian throne candidacy backed by sultan. Heavy southern snowfalls. Worcester merchant flees to Canada. California wine season yields 19500000 gallons. Richmond mother pleads for mercy in Clinton murder case. Byers estate wills infirmary for animals. Myron Collins near Portland Michigan case. rumors swirl around Hassell Gonwin. PPU mail carrier murdered in Arkansas. Grape Creek miners strike in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDonald
Edwin Forest
E. H. Kortkamp
L. R. Herzom & Son
South Berwick
E. Price Greenleaf
Boston
Harvard College
Willie Anold
Reading
Charlie Ross
William H. Martin
Philadelphia
Oscar Weber
Weber
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
London
William Franks
John Chrese
Bucyous
Chrese
George Watts
Pittsburg
McKean
Maperville
Que
Worcester
Mass
Canada
California
Fannie Lillian Madison
Richmond
Myron Collins
Portland
Mich
Gagus de Courier Journal
Times
Louisa
Thomas
Hassell Gonwin
Dalton
P.P.U
Grape Creek
Bensver
Swindle Uncovered in Public Stores In New York
Collector Magone exposes a swindle in public stores by a tent manager two years ago, alleging an agreement with importer Israel Hamberger to divert goods. Hamberger allegedly emptied cases filled with rubbish at public stores, exported goods to Europe, and had duties evaded totaling around $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Magone
Hii
Israel Hamberger
Broadway
Hill
Hamer
Hamberger
Hne
Pesci
Europe
Hamberfurs
Merchanges
Edith of St Pierre Lost with All on Board
The schooner Edith of St Pierre for Langlaid was lost Sunday on a reef near Miquelon island and all thirteen crew members perished. The vessel carried provisions for Miquelon winter supply. A second vessel, a foremast schooner, came ashore near Townsend's inlet and was boarded by the life-saving crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jonx
Middletown
Conn
Joe Aess
Delphia
Duel in Germany Ends with Judge Hertaeich’s Death
Baron von Ardenne adjutant to the Prussian war minister shoots Judge Hertaeich of Dusseldorf in a pistol duel over alleged correspondence with Ardenne’s wife. Hertaeich dies of a abdominal wound two hours after the encounter.
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Braun
Baron von Ardenne
Hertaeich
Dusseldorf
Forty Ninth Congress Opens with Sessions and Bills
The second session of the Forty-Ninth Congress opened with Senate bills on canal and bridge construction plus war report requests. In the House, new members were sworn in, the president’s annual message read, and measures on pensions banking and tariff discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Call
St. Augustine
Fla
Indian River
Allison
Missouri River
Evarts
East River
New York
Mitchell
Secretary of War
Oregon
Senator Edmunds
Blair
L.te
Pike
Amar
Hewett
S. S. Cox
House
Joseph Pulitzer
Cox
Henry W. Rusk
Henry Bacon
N. Y
William H. Cole
Beach
Pruden
Hewitt
Lewis Beach
John Arnot, Jr
Caswell
W. T. Price
Messrs. Guenther
Morrill
Frederick
Taubee
Osborne
Hudd
Ta Follettes
Price
Senate and House Debates on Army Officers, Suffrage, and Tariff
Bills discussed include Manderson on line officer exams Webb on retired list Hoar on a monument for black soldiers Blair on woman suffrage in the constitutional amendment Senate tariff revision debate Morrill Sherman and others spoke. House addresses muster and pay changes, electoral count bill, and a race to the Red River and trade dollar redemption measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manderson
Sewell
Alexander F. Webb
Hoar
Senate
Blair
Select Committee of
United States
Morrill
Congress
Messrs
Sherman and
McMillan
Red River
North
House Passes Electoral Count Bill Amid Amendments
The House approved an electoral count bill with amendments sending it back to the Senate. Supporters say amendments strengthen the law while preserving the Senate bill’s spirit. The body also advanced a department of agriculture and labor proposal and extended the letter carrier system, listing 179 cities affected across Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Messrs. Weaver
Iowa
Hatch
Anderson
Messrs. Breckenridge
Ark
Reagan
Gibson
Tucker
Department of Agriculture
United States
Cox
Minnesota
Mankato
Red Wing
Rochester
Stillwater
Wisconsin
Appleton
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Clinton
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Muscatine
Waterloo
Dakota
Fargo
Huron
Sioux Falls
Household Hints From Unreadable Text
Cloves for pickles require blossom end removal to prevent darkening liquid. Paint spots on wood vanish after a 24 hour lime and soda coat, followed by warm washing. Curtains feature alternating opaque and translucent stripes for two curtain sets in one. Carrots mashed with butter and seasonings, served hot. Chloride of lime repels rats when placed in burrows and around likely entry points. Starching treated with chloride of zinc preserves stiffness through washes. Chow Chow recipe uses tomatoes peppers onions cabbage mustard seed and salt. vinegar poured over mixture after salt rests twelve hours. Light dumplings prepared from hop yeast bread dough, cut and boiled until done. avoid overcrowding.
Resignation of Dakota Governor Pierce and graft of successor
The Dakota Territorial news reports Gov. Pierce submitted his resignation in Washington to the President, who urged he remain until term end. Pierce alternated between leaving and staying, and suggests Louis K. Gay as successor with Church as potential supreme court judge. Pierce cites pressure and usefulness as reasons for resignation while praising presidential courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dakota
Pierce Esngen
Fnally
Janna
Louis K. Gay
3 York
Hee
Gov
Church
Supreme Court of Dakota
Agnen
M. H. Day
National Democratic
Judge Church
Pierce
Willard
Constan
Central Dakota News Briefs From Griggs to Mitchell
The coal famine eases in Central Dakota while a mink near Cooperstown in Griggs county kills fifty poultry. Dakota wheat shipments reach 9,987,300 bushels in three months. Local issues range from deer shooting in Brownsville to flax as fuel and indemnity relief at Grand Forks. A railway conductor dies after jumping from a moving train in Ironwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Griggs County
James River Valley
Manitoba
Dakota
Missouri
Huron
Brownsville
Grand Forks
Minot
Ecean
Rastanaa
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Cleveland
Agriculture
Dakota Territorial News
Gov. Pierce
Central
O. W. Powell Jr
Lincoln County
John P. Day
Ironwood
Madison National Bank of Madison
Iroquois
Darshied
Nave
Register Everett
Woonsockett
Crook
Lawrence County
C. H. Shaw
Fox
Charles City
New York City
Kat
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