Congressional News From The Regular Session
Senate debates and votes on arbitration amendments and army, fortifications, river and harbor bills. House passes land grant forfeiture and pension measures. town river project advances and a Dubuque bridge plan. Multiple public notices and trials follow with rail strike fallout and political nominations and deaths.
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Senate
United States
Military Academy
House
Dubuque
Board of Arbitration
Revenue Marine Service
W. Tronk
Ohio
Ware
Death at Drill in Saploston Leaves Many Dead and Wounded
Circarna July 17 a single artillery platoon from Battery F Second United States artillery was wiped out near Oakwood and Grand Boulevards when an ammunition caisson exploded. Destruction spread across nearby residences and streets as bodies and shattered debris covered blocks. officers and soldiers were killed or badly burned and several civilians injured. The report lists the fallen and wounded, detailing the chaos and casualties among artillery and cavalry units from Fort Riley and Fort Sheridan, with several names and ages provided.
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Tur
District of Columbia
United States Senate
House
Bailey
Erwin Tkavenmin
Adairville
Constantinople
Umbrella Trust
Gildersleeve
New York
Bruikers
Pratt's
Ala
Chicago
Second Artillery
Fort Riley
Kan
Saute Dakers
M. D. Alexander
Natuannen D. Wacnace
New Orleans
Vongrass
Louisiana
Asheville
N.C
Tucnann W. Woopwann
Marshailetown
New York City
Braman
Algiers
Peter Thompson
Mitt
Pealoc
Lome
Winamac
Ind
Vyte
American Railway Union
Wth
Mississippi River
Circana
Second
United States Artillery
Oakwood and
Grand Boulevards
Bouulevard
Ep—Farrier
Joseph Galler
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
Connoneer
Doyle
Jersmiah Donovan
Fred Stoltz
Morcy Hospital
Herbert Antes
Merty
Ludvig Leiner
John Allen
Caisson
Maurice O'Donnell
Calsson
George Hoffman
Port Sheridan
Anthony Kane
Fort Sherman
Puks
Onlason
Urquhart
Battary
Hayek
Port. Sheridan
Purushid
Fort. Riley
Satonide Pisson
L. B. Griggs
Grand Boulevard
Ralph M. Wyora
Galewood Boulevard
Alice York
Abraham L. Riley
Dodd
Hrighton Park
Lieut
Tate
Col
Williston
Ife
Debs Heads Western Strategy in Rail Strike
Debs announced the strike would continue beyond Chicago and shift actions west of the Mississippi with organizers sent to sustain momentum. Reports from West Superior and La Salle noted rail stoppages while unions brace for broader disruption and a proposed new American Labor union aims to unite all workers.
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Wintram Wyant
Whitesburg
I.a
Wause
Washington
Delis
American Railway Union
PC. Hasronn
National Linseed Oil Company
Chicago
Brazil
Ind
Eninver Barr
New York
Henry George
Cleveland
Ilinois
Wiareep Sorin
Western L. Shomae
Anderson
Brighton Beach
Indianapolis
Parsipest
Tike Stannxzos
Lenoir
N. G
Jamaica
Asbury Park
N. 4
National Educational Association
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia College
Uniontown
United States
I. B. Alexandur & Co
Christian Endeavor Convention
Minnesota
Fit
Edon
Ohio
Bud
Great Northern Express Company
Wickes
Mont
Kentucky
Debs Neales
Futuro Piano
Onrendo
Revere House
Debs
Mississippi River
Plains of the Union
Publc
West Superior
Wis
la Salle
Rock Island
Lina
Kansas
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
American Federation of Labor
Vicw
Howard
American Labor Union
Knights of Labor
American Federation
American Railway
Chicago Wade
Col. Surver
H. W. Thomas
Oerlock
Col
Warner
Thomas
Messrs
Turner and
First Indiana-born white resident, AQuinta RoneRtaox
AQuinta RoneRtaox, claimed as Indiana’s first white-born resident, remains alive in the state at about ninety years old. Mrs. Colaine Donn wrote the phrase conspiracy of silence used in politics and as a novel title. Alruonse Cavper notes yearly earnings from plays and novels since 1878, a high, feverish pace with intense bursts of work.
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Jaces J. Fry
Newport
Kry
Minnesota
Minneapolis
M. Tiwen
Kacte Nelson
St. Paul
CoNnakessinvar
J.iness
Doh J. Rinaker
Indiana
M. CG
Rankin
Missouri
GN. Clark
Kansas
O.L. Miller
Ohio
Joseph White
Kensucks
William Heelkner
Pennsylvania
J. G. Sibley
Wirth
Dl. Snook
J. J. Stevens
B. Teach
M. Stuckslager
Georgia
Charles F. Crisp
Mississippi
I. C. Catchings
Grongs
R. Granan
Graham's Magazine
Orange
N. J
Joan Comny Jt 1
South Bend
Ind
New Carlisle
Aquinta RoneRtaox
CoLaene Donn
Alruonse Cavper
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Ed Grant
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Robert A. Andersen
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Ment
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Charles Carlston
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William Bell
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William Trusty
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Eagle Town
L. T
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Bliss
James Butler
John Carter
Steelton
Maze
Pega
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Robert Logan
Dan Lordock
Fred Sullivan
Nevada
Egg Harbor
Congress
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Burlington
EL. Glyidecker
Odessa
Vladimir
Columbia
Ting
Loyete
Hungary
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Crisvon
Grand Boulevar
Hood
Parillae
Kitarun & Co
Binomanron
N. X
Medy
Douglas
Brockton
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