54th Congress Debates Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
The House and Senate conduct a week of debate on the sundry civil appropriation bill with amendments and partisan exchanges. Highlights include remarks by Mr Grosvenor on the Wilson tariff and disputes over civil rights, plus Cuban resolutions and a conference report on recognition. The week ends with adjournments and continued discussion on related post office matters.
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Bureau of Pnying and Printing
Igrnm
Pennsylvania
House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Patterson
Tennessee
Shampton
William Eer
Grover Cleveland
Howers
California
District of Columbia
Hiyane
Kentucky
Howard
Woshington
Messrs. Bartlett
New York
Sayers
Lexan
Cannon
Tlinois
Eyan
Hauser
Nebraska
Moke
Arkaoras
Johson
Ann Grows
Livingston
Georgia
Hepburn
Town
South
Hitt
Illinois
Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Department
United States
Murphy
Rep
Ill
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Committee On Commerce
St.Louis
Joy
Congress
Adams
Amer
Senator Call Pushes Cuban Intervention Resolution
In Senate on Wednesday Senator Call offered a radical joint resolution directing an adequate naval force to Cuba to end barbarities and protect American treaty rights. The president would notify Spain that the U S will intervene if murder and outrage continue. The resolution was laid over as Mr Butler proposed a bill to accept current legal tender for notes and private obligations to curb gold notes and mortgages causing distress. The bill was referred to the Alliance committee. The Delaware election case and Mr Dupont seat dispute continued with Mr George’s lengthy remarks. The post office appropriation bill was briefly discussed before adjournment.
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Call
Senate
Cuba
Spain
United States
Butler
Pop
N. D
Allance
Delaware
George
Dupont
Peffer
Growth of Southern Industrial Activity Reported
The weekly industrial report shows robust activity across the southern states. Iron and coal demand remains high with furnaces selling ahead of capacity and some unable to accept new orders for months. Textile mills run at full capacity while new mills and factories are being organized in several cities and states, including textile, canning, lumber, and oil ventures, with numerous capitalizations announced.
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Jirgo Domand
Southern Cotton Mills
Branchville
Orangeburg
Middleaborough
Memphie
Tenn
Charleston
8. C
Ospital
Oliva Oil Company
Fairmount
W. Yva
New Decatur
Als
Henenastry
Bowling Green
Turneraburg
N. C
Mount Pleasant
Milton
Fla
Lynchburg
Sparta
Savannob
Clinton
Blacksburg
Mobile
Alo
Augusta
Richmond
Charlottesville
Bellville
Tex
Qhattarooga Tenn
Bold Robbers Loot Train Near Lebanon Missouri
A train robbery occurred three miles east of Lebanon on the St Louis and Iron Mountain line at 1 05 am Wednesday when three masked men blew the safe with dynamite and escaped with a large stash. The express car was boarded at Lebanon at 12 50 am and the engine was used to block the train as the robbers took the money. The brakeman provided descriptions to authorities as Wells Fargo estimates a sum around 1277 dollars.
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St. Louis
I'risco
Lebanon
Uriuit
Steamer Bermuda Seized by Honduras Authorities
The Spanish minister in Washington received a cablegram announcing the seizure of the steamship Bermuda, San Jose Gosta Rios, by Honduran authorities with contraband of war aboard. The vessel is guarded while Spanish agents travel to Honduras to seek condemnation of the steamer and cargo as contraband.
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Washington
San Jose
Gosta Rios
Honduras
Bermuda
Joint Debate at Augusta Between Crisp and Smith
A large Augusta audience heard Judge Crisp and Secretary Smith debate monetary policy at the opera house. They discussed silver and gold standards, the ratio of 16 to 1, and the history of demonetization, with each side praising their own positions and promising further remarks in Atlanta.
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Secretary Smith
Augusta Oneady
Opera House
Alook
Auguste
J. J. Doughty
Mr. Smith
Crisparova Ho
Lister
Judge Chap
France
Goldman
Smith
Crisp
England
Doughty
Llavor
Jefferson
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Jackson
Cleveland
Carlisle
Atkinson
On a hot trail Posse close on Taylor Delk and gang
A Senoia Ga special says Taylor Dell and his gang eluded the sheriff's posse from morning until dark Sunday. The pursuit kept pace from early morning with Delk Tom Dell and Tom Langford just one mile away at times. A raid found the suspected hideout three miles from town but Delk had slipped away. Delk was seen near Sharpsburg about 4 pm en route to Newnan.
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Taylor Delk
Senoia
Taylor Dell
Delk
Palmetto
Tom
Tom Langford
Sharpsburg
Newnan
Increase in Miners Wages Reaches Ohio District
Representatives of the sonar opera tors of Madsilon Ohio district met at Canton Ohio Friday and decided to advance the price of mining from 65 cents to 61 cents per ton. The rate will be paid miners for the output of March. The final rate will not be fixed until the scale of the Pittsburg district is settled.
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Madsilon
Canton
Ohio
Pittsburg
Water Test for Higgs and Bad Eggs
Describes a crude egg quality test using a water bath. It claims good eggs lie on their side while bad eggs stand on their small ends, with the behavior changing if the eggs are shaken. The text is garbled but presents a folk method for classifying eggs by buoyancy and orientation in water.
Descriptive ad claims Stom Rod Bitters cure many ailments
An advertisement extols a tonic named Stom Rod Bitters claiming to cure kidney issues, Bright's disease, diabetes, malaria, rheumatism, and digestive problems. It asserts prevention of destruction from inactivity and promises broad health benefits with strong, era: style language.
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Bright
Mothers Fearful for Daughters Health Amid Consumption Woes
A humane appeal describes mothers watching daughters decline from consumption, urging Hood's Saraa parilla as a remedy to restore blood quality and health. The letter recounts a nineteen year old named Cora once run down and told by friends she might not live three months, highlighting desperate hope for recovery.
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Hood
Tina
Cora
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