Senate Passes Direct Tax Refund Bill and Amendments
The Senate acted on a bill to refund the 1861 direct tax with amendments. Debates centered on six year filing, use of funds for education, and extending provisions to the cotton tax. The bill passed the Senate 45 to 10, with several amendments rejected. In the House, a bill funding agricultural experiment stations passed after procedural notes and memorials. Other items included timber land information and an interior department resolution. Seven drownings reported at Sand Lake near Ennis, and river convention actions urged Mississippi River improvements. A grand ball disaster in Fayette, and a local defaulter case in Mobile noted.
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Senate
Swasarxetos
Chandler
Luke
Munn
Berry
United States
Vance
Kanes
Treasury Department
Shermah
Phinth
Messrs
Blair
Jones
Arkansas
Paddock
Plast
Phim
Sainsbury
Teller
West
Willeon
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
Civir
Brown
Wasnixores
Agricultural Experiment Stations
Grosvenor
Grosvenor, of Obie
Marietta
Northwestern Territories
Stone
Missuned
Griblir
Secrpatcy
Interior
Lywand
Committee On
Elvetlais
Jan
Isa
Sand Lake
Ennis
Willian Williams
Rabbitt Ware
William
le Wee
Wan
Dre Williams
Not Enforced Prohibition In Rhode Island Sparks Debate
Provincial report from RL dated January 18 quotes Gov. Davis blaming public sentiment and police effort for weak enforcement of the prohibitory law. He suggests more district courts and realignment to fit town and city bounds, while noting delays in prosecutions hinder enforcement.
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Provinence
Rhode Island
Gov. Davis
Blizzard Toll Fulfills Grim Nebraska Report
A Nebraska blizzard report lists 217 deaths and widespread suffering among schoolchildren and teachers. Narratives describe Miss Louie Royce guiding eight pupils through snow toward a distant house before perishing, with other accounts of frozen residents, livestock losses in the Panhandle, and rail lines blocked. Details cover Nebraska towns Tekomeh Plainview Neligh and Omaha area incidents, plus related frost fatalities elsewhere.
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Orama
Neb
Chas. Gray
Tekomeh
Louie Royce
Plainview
Miss Royce
Srad
Byron Cleveland
Manchester
Ageris
Teys
Marath
Kansas City
Dan
Albuquerue
N. ML
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Si Pav
By Rand
France and Italy clash over Florence consulate and envoy recall
Telegram from Rome reports France pressing Italy over Florence consulate incident. French minister warns Signor Crispi of potential recall of ambassadors and other measures if papers and orders are not restored. 国内 and foreign officials discuss liquor tax and cabinet stance. Meanwhile reports from England Turkey and Ireland sections outline mutinies, courier conflicts, and legal actions.
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France
Pans
Republique Francaise
Rome
M. Floniens
Prench
Signor Crispi
Italy
Florence
Italien
Bie Thayar
Mae Tse
Pranes
Mei
Fragmented text outlines a travel sales pitch and notices
The readable fragments describe travel sleepers and low rates offered to tourists, with references to tickets, routes through California, and a promotion by an agent. Mentions of Kernan, Watten, and Goliad appear amid garbled phrases, suggesting a broad public sale or advertisement context.
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California
Miewm
Parifie
Scott Bante
Ray Priaag
Peltix
Vethout
Wichta
Bertie
Keyhis North Mathers
Wadiy
Kernan
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Victoria Mining Company
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Sind
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Summit Country
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Honey Dow
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Inege
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Charles Meyers
Sixth Infantry Bund
Fort Leavenworth
Henry Samndler
Meyers
Iridepensntine
Tor
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James Bogird
Independence
Leavenworth
McCook
Altoona
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WI Kline
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Marge
Merrie
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Pesther Lloyd
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Whitney
WoLf Moution
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Coe Ghose
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the National Building, Loan and Protective Union
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Oliver Bros
Wichita, Kansas
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Arescsan City
Gale
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H. Schweiter
J.P. Allen
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Viele
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Rata Om Malmoe
Wivens
Tsenun
Netioneae
Kowa Haileoat
Miles _ oo
Puarene Peleear Company
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