Senate Proceedings Chronicle Civil Service Reform Bills
The Senate discussed and advanced bills to reform Civil Service and bar official assessments. Measures include extending filing for lost horses and equipment, approving funding to reimburse Oregon and California for anti Indian hostilities costs, and action on presidential succession and bankrupt law remonstrances. Adjourned to December 2.
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Senate
Chicago
Groome
Baron de Kalb
Annapolis
United States
Fitz-John Portecrtae
Ely
Locan
Benatr
Houser
George
Oregon
California
Manning
Mississippi
House
James R. Chalmers
District Court of the United States
Hisgock
Judiciary Committee
Calkins
Indiana
Civil Service Reform
Indian Porter reports white hunters on Milk River Reserve
Indian Alex Porter at Fort Peck Montana telegraphed the Indian Bureau in Washington that white hunters slaughtering buffalo by the thousands have the Milk River country restless. Commissioner Price seeks War Department action to remove hunters from the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Porter
Fort Peck
Montana
Indian Bureau
Washington
Milk River
Commissioner Price
Secretary of War
Dr Lowe
San Francisco
de Long
Wrangell Land
Andrew W. Brazee
United States
District of Colorado
Cuapies P. Keir
Highhead
Cape Cod
Kelly
Peakedhill Bar
Trumbull
Enisma Alex
White House
Frederick A. Douglass
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
Batcn
United States Navy
Joserhine Meeker
N. C. Meeker
Price
Tufts
Muskogee
Kum Sung Leaves for China and Local Deaths Reported
Kum Sung, the first Chinese mission from the United States to China, left on the 28th alt. SamugeL Keep, a respected Philadelphia citizen, died after resting when told his wife had passed away the day before. He was nearly 70. Pig front manufacturers formed a National Protective Association in Pittsburgh on the 27th ult with reps from fifteen furnaces in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Meriden
Conn
New York Express
Grice
New York
Salmi Morse
New York City
Western Nail Association
Pittsburgh
Western
Southern
Middle
Pacific States
Captain Nutt
Pottstown Iron Company
Pottstown
Edward Manning
Henry Block
J. M. Haber
J. M. Kink
Schuylkill
Africa
di Brazza
Catholic Synod
Evita Maxinxa Hawthorxy
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Beverly
Mass
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Associated Banks of
Rockland
Maine
Cleveland
Senate Chamber
Albany
N. Y
Cornell
Clevelan‘l
Reformed Evangelical Church
Reading
Kum Sung
United States
China
Samugel
Philadelphia
Pifrapuren
National Protective Association
Pennsylvania
Ohio
C. N
Ngstown
J. J. Spearman
Sharpsville
D. Weeks
Various incidents reported from across the country
The notice lists Henry Kieser fleeing with city and Budweiser funds in Tucson. Emma Bryson dies after a ball injury in Logansport. Port Huron brick block fire. Clinton Missouri livery stable fire. Prescott Arkansas blocks burned. two dozen drowned near Darien Georgia ferry. Perry Michigan flour mill boiler explosion. Ohio state government appointments and bar association officers. Clarence Weight looting Fort Worth store with fireworks causing fatal blaze.
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Henry C. Kieser
Tucson
Arizona
Budweiser Beer Company
Budweiser Company
Emma Bryson
Logansport
Ind
L. & W. Phenix
Port Huron
Mich
Clinton
Duncan
Couse
Helison
Setford
Coss
Prescott
Ark
Darien
Fort Barrington
Perry
James W. NewMan
Ohio
Reeves
Fairfield County
James E. Hebard
Gallia
James E. Newcomer
Champaign
Felix E. Breen
Erie
Homer D. Hunt
Trumbjill
Turbulent Ohio prison violence and a fatal house fire
A fragmented report details inmates at an Ohio penitentiary injuring a fellow prisoner with a hatchet during a shaft shop incident. Separate lines describe a fatal house fire near Everly, Rand County, with victims including A Curean and several children, and mention of Baltimore deaths and political notes from Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Tennessee State ‘Senate
B. F
Rutherford County
Madison
Ohio
Columbis
Jon N. Rippue
Butler County
Jack Rough
Riddle
Baltimore
Russian Force Mobilizes On Kars Frontier Amid War News
A 70,000 strong Russian force with eighty guns concentrates on the Kars frontier as reports emerge of global tensions. Panama dispatches note cholera sweeping Salina Cruz and Tehuantepec, with daily deaths and labor disruption in Oaxaca. Gambetta dies in Paris after pyemia for a long political career ending in a turbulent era.
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Kars
Panama
Salina Cruz
Tehuant
Oaxaca
Tugela
John D Ninani
Cetawayo
Amou
Leon Gambett
Aaa Avray
Paris
Rs. Spuller
Etienne
Frenzalere
Gambetta
Eryalas
Gambeta Waa Bura
Cahora
Geons Takeh
Louis
Napol
Liberal Party
Mars
Bygoleon
Sedan
Interior
Thiers
Hetterwards
Fire and boiler explosion report from early history
A late wire reports a Pine Bluff Arkansas fire that destroyed Rosenbaum Ties Furniture Factory and Sol Rosenberg plantation supply, with losses estimated at 125000. A boiler blast at H P Hollister sawmill near St Louis Mich killed eight, injuring others. Other items include political and legislative notes from Pennsylvania, Arkansas, and national bodies, plus a fatal pistol incident in Connecticut and various river commission and tax discussions.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Rosenbaum & Ties
Plantatior Supplies
Sol Rosenberg
Mattre
H. P. Hollister
St. Louis
Mich
R. Goodwin
Richter
R. Myer
Pennsylvania
John E. Reyburn
Senate
John E. Faunce
P. Gray K
Nim Rod Owens
Michael Longeven
Matthew Hassett
Albany
WN. Y
Llewellyn Davis
Seymour
Conn
Mississippi River Commission
Garland
Arkansas
T. Pendleton
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
Committee On Judiciary
Fitz John Porter
United States
Fred
Fitz-John Porter
Sehato Logan
Harris
Mass
N. D
Ue Navy
Department
Holman
Mithe Massdty Butealis Paulo
Accon
Canada
Mexico
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Gerald
Ase Aba
Wooster, C
TLS Ween
Bir. Rimunds
John Pourter
Military Board
Sanfield
Getty
Sewell
A. Curean
Everly
Currence
Alexander
Lote
William P. Thomasson
la Grange
Congress
Louisville
Foreign Intelligence
Maily
Toye Fon
Crus
Tleyburn
Jes
R. P. Hall & GO
Nashua, WN. H
Mitchell
Eriverine Gamers
Pra ‘ 1
Adv i
Sin Vandels & Co
Eae Street
T. Fri
W. A
France
Wooster
Pai
Apt
Beving
Thisielass
Ife
Chile
Mike P
Ty Wiew
Irv
W. A. Franc
M. D
Hiiladelphie
MV. Miller
Schetlectady
Tor
Ejdaligs
M. Foe
Hoelzel
Kalt Wasser
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