Pattison Inaugural Address Sparks Legislative Blunder
The Warren Mail reports Gov Pattison blasted the recent inaugural address at a time Congress had not yet enacted the apportionment. The Democratic House committee favored printing 5000 copies, but the Senate defeated the measure on party lines, leaving questions about unity and guidance for Pattison.
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Congress
Democratic Committee of the
House
Senate
Adams
Cooper
Lee
Stewart
Reyburn
Davies
Gov. Pattison
Harrowing start to 1883 marked by disasters and deaths
The opening weeks of 1883 brought floods fires ship and rail crashes boiler and powder blasts and numerous fatalities. In January alone over 800 people were killed and hundreds injured amid widespread destruction as crimes sensational events filled the scene.
Assemblyman Shortt and Senator Lee on county issues
Report from Harrisburg lauds Assemblyman Shortt for committee roles in appropriations counties and townships and pensions. Notes he and Senator Lee are well suited on the county question and ready to resist schemes affecting Warren county. Also mentions White House visitor flow and other assorted readings.
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Shortt
Harrisburg
Senator Lee
Warren County
Artur
White House
Testimonial Gift Marks Pennsylvania Senate Respect for Lieut. Gov. Stone
The Pennsylvania Senate presented Lieut. Gov. Charles Warren Stone with a Swiss timepiece valued over 500 dollars as a formal tribute to four years as presiding officer. Stone thanked Senator Stewart and colleagues, noting enduring friendships and pride in the Senate’s scrutiny of his public duties. The article also notes the Supreme Court's black attire rule and court ceremony standards.
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Pennsylvania
Stone
Senate
House
Black
Marriott Brosius
Harrisburg
Stewart
Commonwealth
Mr. Stone
Senator Stewart
Pennsylvania Senate
Senate of
C. W. Ss
Charles Warren Stone
State Senate
Iowa Supreme Court invalidates Prohibitory amendment
The Iowa Supreme Court declared invalid the Prohibitory amendment to the state constitution adopted by vote last June on technical grounds.
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Tus Supreme Court of
Iowa
Philadelphia Times Almanac Now Available for Sale
The Philadelphia Times Almanac has been received and praised as a marvel of well arranged facts and figures. It is offered for sale by booksellers.
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Philadelphia Times
North of Ireland in distress as relief comes slowly
The report notes widespread suffering across the north of Ireland with relief efforts progressing at a sluggish pace. Local agencies and authorities indicate ongoing shortages and delays affecting civilians.
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Ireland
ZorESA Claimed To Cure Digestive Ailments And Liver Trouble
An advertisement touts ZorESA as a universal remedy for indigestion constipation and headaches. It claims to lift mood stimulate appetite strengthen organ function and serve as a panacea for liver and bilious disorders. The product is described as especially suited to liver and stomach issues.
Census bulletin lists U.S. manufacturing stats of 1880
Census bulletin No. 302 tallies 253 822 establishments with 2 025 335 men 531 639 women 181 921 children, wages 947 953 795 and product value 5 369 576 191. New York leads in establishments and output, followed by Pennsylvania Massachusetts Illinois and Ohio. Arizona shows 66 factories. New York also cited as the world’s greatest manufacturing city.
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United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Ohio
Arizona
Basis of the National Convention Representation Plan
The National Republican Committee keeps the old representation basis and sets delegate election between thirty and sixty days before the Convention. District delegates may be chosen locally or by district delegates in a State Convention. The aim is to reflect party preference while avoiding the unit rule and ensuring districts have proportionate voice.
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National Republican Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
Logan
Congress
National Committee
Tlurper
Freezing pleasures and a gas dispute in one tale
A Canadian physician narrates sensory effects of freezing then an exhilarating surge as sleigh travel quickens. Gen Sickles defies the Manhattan Gas Company over a disputed bill, securing an injunction. Gustave Doré, famed French artist, died January 23.
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Manhattan Gas Company
Europe
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Notable 19th Century Figures and Oddities Compiled
Health decline of Spurgeon in London. Boston Corbett lives in Kansas cattle business. Gambetta brain 30 ounces versus Guiteau. Senator David Davis plans retirement after March. Cimbria disaster 487 aboard, 73 saved, 414 presumed dead. Moody’s Oxford Cambridge conversions confirmed. American furniture gains in Scotland for ease of cleaning. New Zealand oil wells yield 85 percent lamp oil after distillation. Judge Jere Black injures arm. learns left hand writing. Talmage star at Brooklyn Tabernacle. pew sale profits rise. museum hosts heaviest weight contest with ten entrants weighing about 5,000 pounds. Isaac W Sprague weighs 40 pounds.
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London
Boston Corbett
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Kansas
Gambetta
Guiteau
David Davis
Cimbria
Moody
Oxford
Cambridge
Scotland
Consul Wells
Glasgow
New Zealand
Jere Black
New York
Easton
Isaac W. Sprague
Montreal Carnival Opens Ice Palace With Splendor
Montreal crowds attended a bustling carnival of sport including a sleigh parade of 3000 sleighs and a snow shoe steeple chase. The ice palace was officially opened that evening and lit with electric lights, creating a magnificent scene.
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Montreal
Remarkable Recovery After Failed Treatments
After trying top doctors in Western Pennsylvania and New York and spending over 1000 dollars without lasting help, the patient’s limbs deteriorated further and her health declined to near death. Peryna then took a remedy mentioned in Dr. Hartman’s Ills of Life and, without other medicines, recovered completely patently.
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New York
Peryna
Dr. Hartman
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