Congressional Selections and Domestic Turmoil Highlight Era
The report surveys legislative activity in Congress with eight hours defined as a legal work day, several appropriation amendments, and tariff debates. It covers vast news: mine disasters, labor unrest, railroad incidents, natural disasters, political nominations, and international tensions including Russia cholera, Japanese-Chinese rumors, and Hawaii’s republic status.
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Judiciary Summitten
Senate
Board of Managers
Pol Wiers
Ln~uantes
Dace
John L. Green
Iowa
John B. Lacey
S. R. Barcroft
I. Lager
Linois
Truman Plantz
Indiana
Valentine Zimmerman
Kansas
H. L. Moore
Kentucky
C. A. McElroy
Hoston
People's Party
George Ft. Cary
Lyon
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ifilleber
Wilmar
Ilinois
Elevertth
T, C
Fullerton
Arattsas
John G Peel
A. ‘I. Lanner
Wisconsin
George B. Shaw
Maryland
G. P. Tippin
Missouri
GA. Burton
North Carolina
J. G. Shaw
Jenaty R. Peaarce
Dean
Rock Island County
Moline
Lil
Conenesaman Brecktnrtpan
Arkansas
Minister White
St. Petersburg
Rusaia
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Roger Allin
M. A. Johnson
Congress
J. W. Balicoele
Samuel A. Coole
N. C. Nelson
Debs Calls for Boycott Against Pullman Cars
Debs urges nationwide labor boycott to force Pullman Company to arbitrate and address wage cuts and rent rises. The document accuses the company of oppressing workers and seeks support from unions, calling for cars to run empty until justice is achieved. The note names Eugene V. Debs and other officials and outlines fundraising and distribution aims.
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Boyentt
Iuly
Debs
Pullman
United States
Causa
Cis
Pullman Company
Virtuaity
Lta
Tle
Oogela
Justles
Labor
Pullmongar
Pullmen
David V. Gladman
Eugene V. Debs
Grange W. Howan
Sylynszek Recnisn
GW RoGuRy
Railway ‘Timea
American Railway Union
Messrs
Surns
Doyle
Goodwin
Hogan
Elliot
McVean
Burns
Wits
S. I. Maxwell
Chicaso
Servica
Wort
Reseland
Sacramento
Cui
A. Ro UL
Hawaiian Republic Proclaimed On July Fourth
News from San Francisco reports Hawaii proclaims a republic replacing the provisional government. Dole sworn in as president with cabinet unchanged, aiming for annexation to the United States. Royalists protest. annexationists hold mass meetings. Foreign diplomats recognize the new government. ministers expect U.S. approval. A royalist mission heads to Washington seeking an interview on plans.
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San Prancisco
Orient
Monolute
Republic of Mawaii
United States
Sur
E. Sanford BH. Dole
Hawaiian Islands
Republic of
Republic of Hawaii
Ton. J. W. Kalua
Hawrit Pond
Hatch
King
Damon
Smith
Philadelphia
Republic
Cleveland
Liliuokalani
Woodhouse
Cochrane
Hle
Admiral Waller
Capt. Cochrane
Thurston
Washington
Willis
Samuel Parker
A. A. Wideman
John A. Gmmmings
Rio Janeiro
Bho
Great Northern Railway's dust free track and Palace Cars
A fragment notes the Great Northern Railway operating its entire fleet of Palace Sleeping and Dining Cars on through trains between St Paul Minneapolis and the Pacific Coast. It references routes and rates info from G P T A St Paul. The rest contains fragmented ad style copy and stray dialogue about hosting and remedies.
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Great Northern Railway
Ling
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