Congressional Seastans TN death and senate actions recapped
Severe resolutions and a committee of ten senators were named amid reports of Senator Calan's death and funeral services for another senator. The piece notes appropriations, treasury questions, and a push to revise inter state commerce penalties, with various domestic and financial items from banks to grain stockpiles and crime cases interwoven.
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Sepa
Donalds
Ioryad
Calan
Senate
Couiteftk
American College of Macaleians
Flaknes Committee
Stewart
Novag
Uae
Fragmented World News Notes From A Busy Era
A garbled report lists fires in Barry Illinois with $400,000 loss, a $45,000 award in New York, and multiple incidents including a fatal dynamite case. It mentions personal deaths in Washington and Minneapolis, political speeches by Governor McKinney, and various international items from Greece to Russia. The piece blends crime, politics, and disasters with scattered names and places.
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Vire Gina City
Wis
Barry
Winnias Ro Lathlaw
New York
Ratsell Srr
Wight
Marlingtoo
Gay
Dulcan
Leonos
Ly Vetaal
Mutinous action and governor's telegraph censorship in South Carolina
In Cyrano, South Carolina on April 3 a state-wide insurrection is declared by Governor Tillman with calls to disperse rebels within 24 hours. Telegraph censorship is imposed and militia moved to protect offices, while Darlington and Florence counties are placed in rebellion. A mutinous outbreak leads to arrests, disbandment of guards, and threats of penitentiary confinement.
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S.C
Tillman
Davington
Plyrence
Peas Prockimaston
Darlington
Florence
Insnerestinn
Warrington
Wnil
Wilmin
South Carolina
Watts
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gray
Messiges
Dude Watts
Gav
Hive
Uiem
Tilluian
Ila Infantes
Toy
Villinan
Columbia
Morence
Reichbers
Grythine
Avlande Coast Line
Coxey Army Recruits Across Teaver Valley and West
Coxey's industrial army grows stronger with recruits in Vente sylvan ia and North Little Rock. In Teaver valley crowds cheer as Browne and Coxey lecture at Sixth Avenue theater. Local groups raise provisions and funds, totalling over five tons and about $50, aiding the army. Further recruits arrive in Arkansas and Texas as supports rise and aims push for government employment, immigration limits, and land ownership safeguards.
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Ventesylvania
Teaverr
Coxey
Teaver Valley
Browne
Sixth Avenue Theater
Trades’ Council
Coming Nation Club
Meonomin Literary Society
Coxey Movement
Coxuy
Lerrpe Roen
Ark
Rye
North Little Rock
San Antonio
Memphis
Baid Knob
Iron Mountain
Camp George
North
Little Rock
Washington
United States
Populists Denounce Money Power Overreach in Veto Message
Populist chairman Taabenest Calla denounces President Cleveland's veto of the seigniorage bill and warns that bonds to mortgage U S resources would create a money oligarchy. He urges the public to support populist and democratic candidates to resist financial consolidation and defend monetary rights.
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Snto My Party
Wasutsatoy
J. E. Manbeneck
People's Party
Cleveland
Messige
United States
Congress
Cillier
Mepubstea
Democraile Partick
Hicerey
Atbuvicin Financial System
Death of Le Caron the Mamouy Spy in London
Lonvoy April 4. Le Caron known for war against Varvell died Sunday from a painful malady. He resided twenty years in Muerte and was long involved with the Irish party while secretly serving British intelligence. His career included links to the dynamite plots in America and connections to Scotland Yard.
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United States
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Philysis
Congress
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Cal
Sso
Michola Ledeua
Minneapolis
Gov
Atlanta
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Ageuker
House
Northen
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Celgnite
Sins Jann G. Aust
Hoswa
Sen Sing
Seracen Crise
Senate
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Daanaba
Verspy Loyerr Cambrox
Bedfordshire
England
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Jana von Bulow
Tramburg
Russia
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Lepanto
Tien
United States Senate
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O'Neill
Pennsylvania
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Third County
Foor
Aladein
Dad
Roberts Secmet
Prankfort
Mich
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J Tamilton
George W. Hewk
Quele Island
Geneseo
Waneay
Newark
Ile
Minnea Lisemarek
Johnny Muller
Wittlich
Yreyes
Squantum Beach
Mass
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Deru
Dan
Norden
Ind
Liverpool
Mesion
le Cakun
Woo
Trishmen Te Aimeri
Sheen
Lonvoy
le Ciron
Charles Stewart Vartell
le Caron
Muerte
Chicago
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Deeret
Scotland Yard
Lynamite Party
Ameriga
Oeil
Scotland
Chienre Apy
London
le Caren
America
Amerea Briadad
Berish
Local derelictions and deaths ripple through towns
A defaulter and state official changes in Michigan and nearby towns reveal alleged thefts and embezzlement as ex deputy secretary Angel Lindholm fled to Chicago leaving unresolved settlements. His successor J W Selden probes the case while Lindholm’s son validates a theft letter. In New Haven a surgeon dentist Dr George J Peterson is deemed insane and sent to a retreat after threats. Augustus A Rush ex warden dies at Hopewed at age 82 weeks after apoplexy.
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Dansing
Maly
August W. Lindholm
Ishpeming
Etary Slothin
Washington Gardner, Gay
Rich
J. W. Selden
Lune Beach
Duppty
Lindholm
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Conn
George J. Peterson
Middletown
Ty Dent
Powgukeersia
Mare
Augustus A.rush
Shue Sith
Hopewed
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