Congressional Regula on banking and land reform debate
The Senate and House debated measures including a general bankruptcy plan, alien land landings, and treasury withdrawals from banks. A resolution on Hawaiian independence and domestic economic shifts, plus proposed tariffs, were discussed amid failures and crime notes across states.
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New Mexico
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Strikes Pivot Within American Railway Union Debates
A convention of the American Railway union factions debated strike actions across rail lines, with talks of Pullman and stock yard workers returning to duty. Reports from Terre Haute and Chicago note unresolved decisions on whether to restart work or sustain boycotts, while union resolutions criticize employer power and urge political shifts to protect labor interests.
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Chicago
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Ameerlehn Railway Union
China and Japan War News and US Neutrality Stance
Reports from Washington state a possible retransmission of earlier clashes near the China Japan war front. The U.S. denies entering or seeking any treaty with European powers to force open Chinese ports, pledging benevolent neutrality while protecting its commerce. The fleet remains limited with the Baltimore Monocacy Concord and Petrel at sea, awaiting further orders.
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State Department
United States
China
Corea
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Japan
Baltimore
Nehring Sea
Concord
Beath of Austin Blair War Governor of Michigan
Austin Blair Michigan’s veteran governor died at his Jackson home at 20 o clock. He had been unconscious since Friday and his decline was rapid after kidney and bladder inflammation. Born in 1828, Blair helped found the Republican Party in Jackson and served as governor from 1861 to 1864 and later as congressman. He was age and status among surviving peers noted.
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Idaho
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Oklahoma
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Rervenicaxs
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Jackson County
Sailboat capsizes drown a husband and wife in Harlington
Campbell and his wife perished when their small boat capsized off Harlington on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Heffner, who witnessed the accident, reported the couple could not swim and sank quickly. The incident follows another report of high fish prices and river conditions affecting local fisheries.
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Harlington
HortNeros
Campbell
Sith
Keary Heifner
Heffmer
Yellowstone Park Resort Travel Boost Amid Labor Troubles
A July notice promotes peak travel months August and September to Yellowstone World’s Wonderland. Railways tout resumed through-service between St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Portland Tacoma Seattle with Palace Sleeping, Dining Cars, bullet cars, and Park Library-Observation Car. Also includes stray items on local anecdotes and medical quacks.
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Park
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Sean Oprngor
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Porteland
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Seattle
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Pacific Coast
Wiite F. J. Wirrent
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