Debates and votes sweep three month federal tariff action
The report details congressional activity across chambers with tariff bills, tax measures, and pensions. It notes a Senate adjournment, House references to ways and means, and multiple bills including state taxation of currency notes, plus domestic and foreign affairs items.
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Populist and labor movement notes across states
The 108th New York city directory notes populist tickets in Wisconsin Minnesota Connecticut and Michigan with governors and congressmen named. It mentions deaths including E. Cirard and I. Brooks and Chicago editor Tamas Santavax. International events include Japan earthquake damage, Brazilian conflicts, French parliamentary debates, and unrest tied to rail strikes.
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Wiscouniy
D. Frank Powell
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Ond
Nitiasis
Sonven Hienst
Lincoln
E. A. Cirard
Frovernor
Eowin
Wisans
Michigan
Hamburg
Miamis
I. M. Brooks
Congress
Tamas Santavax
Chicago Tribune
Newspaper Club
Kansas
A. W. Nicholls
Montcalm
Rowty C. Binenam
Cheshire
Connecticut
Thomas Stant
Elizabeth Eggman
Washington
Loren Vinitouer
Minnesota
Debs and 14 A R U leaders indicted for conspiracy
Debs and 14 followers of the American Railway union face federal conspiracy charges in Chicago. The grand jury also seized union papers and 10,000 bail was posted for Debs, Kelcher and Rogers while others were arrested or under bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Utah
Sir Clairsville
WY. Dews
W. Soward
Sylvester Kekker
GL. W. Rogers
American Railway Union
America
Chicago
Soannin Wren
Olio Winters
Kansas City
Drax
Anderson
Ind
Constantinople
Harrisburg
Western
American Railway
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Paul
Indiana
Sauraimunto
Cal
Faderat
Debs
George W. Toward
Vicw
Sylvester Kehler
T. W. Rogers
United States Court
Nesday
Grasseup
United States
Kelcher
Rogers
William Fitzgerald
William Skukel
Banisbien
Hoyne
Willan Smith
Jona Mesterbrook
Edward O'Neil
Charles Nailer
John Dulty
Shelley
Tred Wereham
John W. Doyle
William McMullion
Grosscup
August Moyer
Hureau County
Peter Case
Kohurst
G. 4. Norton
C. Whitne
Lake Durleh
W. I. Grossleek
Hubron
G. Brewer
W. A. Sanborn
Steelling
DB. Suteltaor
John Worth
Lakota
Grosseno
W. A. San
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Milchrist
Walker
Marshal Arnold
Leland Hotel
Uhlich’s’ Hall
Hig
Ashland Block
Milelvist
Mtoatas J
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Vollman Company
General Meanagers’ Association
Wation
Building Trades Council of Chicago
Building Trades Council
Chicara
Unionista
Lindtola
Knights of Labor
Cook County
Lindholm
Chicago City Railway Company
Knights
Soverengn
Sovereign
Pullman
Social Aid
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Four Watery Graves in Osage River Drownings
Four boys died in drowning incidents in Kansas and Missouri. George Gear, son of a state inspector, and Frank Shorts, aged four, perished while bathing in the Osage river near Osawatomie. Johnnie Wyler, six, drowned fishing in a pond in southern Kansas City, both incidents marking tragedy among prominent local families.
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George Gear
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Osage
Kansas
Cory. Mo
Johnnie Wyler
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Fudge Mayne
San Francisco
Tindson
Mars
Wilk
New Tuyen
Conn
Louisville
Henry Zimmerman
Mlle
Masclm
Urannus
Knoxville
Tenn
Honey Grove
Tex
Shea
Troy
Robert Ross
Tum
Whittesley
Wis
Cincinnati Distillers
Paterson
N. J
Fred Boyce
Jeffersonville
Emmons Bndrich
Arpurr Kuxta
Golden
St. Joe River
Fort Wayne
Jase M. Vas Hoorn
Anton Schaefer
Charleston
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Cleveland
Tiheir
Warrensburg
Lear
Knobfaster
Sholiier
Suyven
Ayia Anderaan
Hig Tiferud
Bowth Tayven
Miel
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Broderick Carl
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Olney
Tamas Allen
Colorenl
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Woormore
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New York
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Peoria
John Grippey
Milwaukee
Boys Brigade
Beaver Lake
Avoora Oneuopry
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Tonia
California
Chicary
Conconully
Wash
Lada
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Phoenix
Providence
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Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Con. Groner E. Govraup
England
Gladstone
Kevor
West Virginia
Kenova
Orpens
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Central Pacific
de. Frevenice A. Coon
Miranda
Tae
Quick Meal Stove Company
Ogden
Catlettsburg
Jono
Ballard Faulkner
David
Charles Justice
Gustavus Prensa
Clara Christopherson
Ravine
Orranturnr
Westville
South Toston
Mass
Sepkins
Guy
Altgeld
Pulhuga Company
Pailman
Ldi
Mare Islant
Cat
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Daneleers
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Breylogle
Miss Carroll
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New York City
Casimin-Persen
Messarte
Yokohama
Yolo
Japan
Thiens Newe Tokay
Lungary
Vormeura
Japen
Newera
Rome
Bby, Blain & Co
Toronto
Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
France
House of Lords
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Bolivia
Henry L. Phillips
A A. Ziomemax
Edwards
Paris
Putney
TR. Carter
London
Vladimir
Crimea
Tius
Plunjan
Russia
Uncle Sam
Youle
Conuings
Thomas Green
Deist
Weist
Green
Barthalomew Shea
Stobert Ross
Tony
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Grand Centr Btation
Syracuse
McVicker’s Theater
Thomas
Hal
Hood
Indianapolis
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B. Martin
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Douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
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Long Bros
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