Congressional caucus stalls on free coinage vote clash
The congressional caucus debated the Bland resolution on free coinage amid a fight over its relevance and the silver issue. Supporters claimed the majority favored the measure while opponents warned it could split the party. The caucus adjourned after a standing ballot 80 to 55 with many free coinage backers voting to adjourn.
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Holman
Indiana
Bland
Committee On Rules
Harter
Ohio
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Ma’ter
Warner
New York
Germaine
Pierce
Tennessee
Cleveland
Fowler
New Jersey
Alliams
Massachusetts
Messrs Wilcox
Connecticut
Herbert
Alabama
McKinney
New Hampshire
English
Willaims
Oates
Opening of the Debate on the Craig Stewart Election Case
The House opened debate on the contested Craig versus Stewart seat from Pennsylvania's Twenty fourth district. Democrats supported Craig, Republicans backed Stewart, with speakers Brown Paynter Cobb Johnson Stone and Waugh among participants. the session adjourned after arguments.
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Indiana
Craig
Stewart
Pennsylvania
JT. Miller
Isconsin
Paynter
Kentucky
Cobb
Ina
Johnson
WW. A. Btone
Waugh
Indimnia
Senate action on Idaho contestant and bridge project
The senate, with the vice president absent, ordered proceedings led by the president pro tem Mr. Manderson. A resolution by Stewart on allowing a Idaho contestant to address the body passed 48 to 1, while a motion to refer the resolution failed. Mitchell set Claggitt’s time to two hours after the morning hour.
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Claggett
Garrison Granted New Trial In Slaying Of Dr Baird
Waertind West Virginia February 26 Dr George W Garrison convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Dr George Baird has been granted a new trial by Judge John A Spell The motion cites juror misconduct and the case has drawn sensational attention Baird a prominent physician and former mayor of Waertind graduated with James G Baine at Washim college Their quarrel began in politics and on a public street Garrison fired twice killing Baird
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W. Va
George W. Garrison
George Baird
John A. Spell
Garrison
Campbell
Baird
Washim College
James G. Baine
Bills Aim to End Expensive Track Juries and Reform Contracts
In Columbus on February 26 Senator Parker introduced a bill to abolish costly track juries and Senator Blair proposed two similar measures. One bill lowers advertising thresholds for city and county contracts to prevent favoritism by small savings, while a stallion ownership bill moves costs to eight months. At the state penitentiary in Wetumka Alabama two white convicts were killed when guard Arthur Jones faced an attempted disarmament by Gibson and Marshall, with other inmates assisting.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Wetumka
William Gibson
Geore Marshall
Arthur Jones
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Gibson
Marshall
Trains Collide Head-On on Cincinnati Line
A deadly wreck on the Cincinnati Lebanon and Northern railroad near the Gak street tunnel ends with engineer George Collins killed instantly. The late arriving train struck the other as it exited the tunnel, causing severe injuries to several passengers and total engine wreckage.
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Arain
Cleveland
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Orrville
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Shreve
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Murder Trial Opens Over Osborne Killing in 1891
In Comats O February 26 the jury is seated for Patsy J Elliott charged with fatally shooting A C Osborne on February 28 1891. Elliott's defense argues self defense claiming a meeting with his brother led to a hurried shot crossing the street and into a hat store where Osborne lay. Eyewitnesses testified as the trial progressed and jurors viewed the scene.
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Patsy J. Elliott
A C. Osborne
Elliott
Osborne
W. J. Jett
P. J. Elliott
W. J. Elliott
P. J
Opry Trial Delays and Jury Selections Continue
The venire of sixty exhausted, fifty more summoned, only three chosen by defense. Trial date pushed to next week. Marion county’s about 6,000 voters complicate finding twelve jurors. Separate item notes Field of Field Lindley firm declared lunatic by examiner. case adjourned. Ironwood timber workers strike for 35 cent raise. employers refuse.
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Opry
Manif
Marion County
New York
Boward M. Field
Field, Lindley, Wiechers & Co
Field
Fisher
Poughkeepsie
Death sentences commuted to life in riot case
Andrew Toth Michael Sabol and George Rusnok of Allegheny county had their death sentences commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Pattison. The commutation followed a board of pardons recommendation citing riot context and broad clemency support from jurors witnesses and the public. The Quay-Post libel suit ended with fines of 400 after rejected arrest of judgment and new trial refusal.
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Haversncang
A. J. Cassatt
Reading
Cassatt
Robert E. Patton
Pennsylvania
Hensel
Citiien
Qourta
A. J. Cassart
Pattison
Mr. Casgatt
Harrisnvueg
Andrew Toth
Michael Sabol
George Rusnok
Allegheny County
Board of Pardons
Commonwealth
Michael Babel
the Post
Quay
Prrrapera
Quay-Post
Jo Porter
Jury Disagrees in Delamater Case and Other Updates
The Delamater jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged after the panel split with three voting for acquittal and the rest for conviction. In London, Henry Stanley’s Liberal supporters discuss a possible parliamentary run for Denbigh. Gowrie mayor Sam Doughenbaugh faced drunken disorderly arrest, with a raid and legal actions ongoing. Peach buds and fruit crops across Illinois suffer from extreme cold, with peach orchards damaged and apples and strawberries also hit.
Weather Drought Hits Arizona Pastures and City Transport Plans
Arizona pastures dry and livestock dying as rain and sowing urgency grows. Leavenworth Kansas streetcars will be powered by compressed air. Citizens raise funds for local needs. A pure white mink that killed poultry was shot in East Bradford Pennsylvania. Fragments show scattered notices from various places and topics.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Howard Cunningham
East Bradford
Chester County
Woman's College
Baltimore
Biddefort
Demanns
Siscel Cige
Silk Grenadine Designs Highlight Finery and Textiles
The article describes silk grenadine fabrics with accordion plaiting and varied patterns, noting wool blends exist but silk is preferred. It covers prices from eighty-five cents to $125 per yard, praises washable silk longevity, and predicts silk dress dominance.
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Olive Harper
Electric jitters touted as pure medicine tonic
The product Electric jitters is advertised as the leading pure medicinal tonic not for drinking or intoxication, claimed to cure stomach liver and kidney ailments including sick headache indigestion constipation and malaria. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back refund for each bottle sold by Laubach & Boyd at 60 cents.
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Carter
Qaqter Medicine CO
New York
Shall Bose
Dr. King
Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store
Laubach & Boyd 2
Laubach & Boyd
Health products and remedies advertised in sporadic 19th century text
An assortment of patent medicine claims appears, promising cures for salves, sores, piles, coughs, and private parts ailments. Advertisements mention Laubach & Boyd druggists, Get a money refund guarantee, and prices in cents, with dubious statistics about land and production.
Fragmented OCR Firehose of Mixed Adverts and Local Notes
A dense, garbled OCR fragment mixes medical ads, product claims, weather notes, and local notices. Names like Worcester and Springfield appear alongside scattered testimonials and generic inquiétude about health goods and cures. The passage reads as a collage of 19th century commerce and public notices without a single clear event.
Tine Ends as Catlike Myth With Many Lives
A brief note describes Tine as possessing multiple lives, comparing it to a cat and noting its remarkable resilience against harm. The tone remains brief and mythlike, without detailing specific events or sources.
Advertisement for Dr. Pierce’s Pills and Simmons Liver Regulator
In Boston a broadside touts taloon bargains at $2 and urges immediate purchase. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as indispensable, curing biliousness and related disorders, with a vegetable composition, sugar coated pills, and a money back guarantee. It also extols Simmons Liver Regulator as mild yet effective.
Allen's Discovery promised cure for all forms of piles
An advertisement touts Allen's Discovery as a new cure for chronic piles and severe itching. It claims the remedy is sold by druggists for £9, mailed for 58 cents, with an address in Lekoy. Also notes Simmons Liver Regulator and a claim about U S watchmaking output and distribution to retailers.
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Ailen
Aileen
Price Bo Eenis
Nen
Alén
Audress
Allen
Lekoy
Pi Q Qeddriss
New York City
Alluock's Poorts Plasters Endorsement Cited
An advertisement touts Alluock's Plasters as a world renowned external remedy for back pain rheumatism sciatica chest throat and kidney issues. It warns buyers to avoid substitutes and claims high medical authority support and strong testimonials from users.
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Alluock
Superior 10 Sarsaparilla Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Superior 10 Sarsaparilla as not irritating the skin while cleansing the blood. It asserts the product tones the system, increases appetite, and rapidly cures dyspepsia constipation liver and kidney troubles and other diseases from impurities in the blood.
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