Congress Debates Tariff and Public Policy Amendments
The report notes a Senate debate week with amendments to curb conspiracies and contracts against public policy. It cites tariff discussions including sugar duties to take effect in 1805, and a House push for arbitration and protection for soldiers of the rebellion. It also mentions public buildings, Nicaragua canal talks, and various domestic economic figures, with notable incidents and regional items across Indiana, New Jersey, Ohio, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spagan
Senate
Renersl
Stanford
Tarif
Higin
Ali
Ohto Tlyer
Lake Erie
United States
Leland Stanford
Rivers flood wrecks and fires sweep the Northwest
The report lists widespread damage from floods in the northwest causing losses over 85 million dollars. It notes fires destroying homes near Shakopee Minnesota and other locales, along with numerous rail and mining incidents across the country.
Nominations Reported in Multiple States and Conventions
The dump lists congressional nominees in Missouri, Maine, Kentucky, and other states, plus state tickets. Republicans renominated Nelson Dingley Jr. in Maine and H. Solomon in Kentucky. Democrats reapportion candidates in Missouri and Ohio. State conventions in Ohio and Maine endorse tariff protection and bimetallism while opposing the Wilson bill and reciprocity. A Salt Lake City death and a San Jose sewing machine inventor obituary are noted. Pennsylvania and Maine GOPs renominated governors, with prohibition convention endorsements favoring international bi metallism and immigration limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois
G. W. Sindlinger
John J. Higgins
Missouri
John ‘I
Iiuses
H. ©. Solomon
Kentucky
James 1
McCreary
Maine
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Columbus
M. Taylor
Champaign
C. Y. Carsen
Guersey
Charles E. Grace
Pickaway
Board of Public Works
John A. Shanck
Montgomery
Congress
Melinley
R.T. Waracatu
Salt Lake City
Pennsylvania
James Huine
J. W. Wilson
Chiensa
San Jose
Cal
White
Lewiston
Henry A. Cleaves
Williamsport
Charles L. Unwluy
Soreeton
United States tariff debate and multiple national calamities reported
A broad United States tariff discussion notes salary grades for postal clerks and tariff bill sections. The House session is brief. Reports include a Uniontown Ia strike clash with a death, a Dubuque lumber-yard fire causing $500,000 damage, Lemont Pa mining violence with three strikers killed, and Oregon governor race results. Other items mention railway stowaway jail terms, a Vermilion Ohio boat accident, a Columbia flood displacing 15,000, drowned students in Velot college, and a San Francisco murder life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mobile & Ohio
Wisher's Base
Canada
Streator
Enwano Dayines
Perry Landing
Vex
Osean J. Novanes
Springfield
Tul
Molle Jones
Atro
Onxer
Senator Stanford
California
Indiana
Sullivan County
CitAntata W. Pore
San Francisco
Tom Warmers
Merchants' Bank
South End
U. F
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Mary Philbronke
Burrytown
N. Y
Duspekare
McKeesport
Pit
Wal
Vortland Ore
Pittsfield
Tih
Pleasantville
Minnesota
Illinois
McAssey
Ohio
Stelkers
McKeesporg Pa
Élritturs
Duquesnoy
Jamu Wheeler
Edward Green
James Uolmes
Edwael Berugys
Hird's Point
Strimhel
Ulna
Peoring
Amine
Koy
Hil Buret
Reid
West Hobulken
Buret
Varmershieg
Vierdalia
Willingie
Willi Maer
Une Conquetor
Dirikcem
Yue Gevin
National Land
Dunver
Cal
Eee
Jyowis
Eitel
Ant Millia
Minerad Siding
Col
Union Warehouse Company
New York
Spar
Navalnelemy
Annapolis
Herbert
Robert Borner
Scotch-Irish Society
Des Moines
Insvarcans
Ardmore
T. Ty
Bill Dalton
Ell
Newport News
Stone
Lawrence Spinser
Staunton
Lottie Roe
Ciizens
Cairo
Ill
Kelly
Isaac Kes
Ned Carver
Westover
Mink Tad
Eric Powern
Sallie Hines
Bridgeton
N. J
Hae National Bank
Pendleton
Ore
Tim
Cripple Creek
Brooks
Pennsylvania
Gainesville
Tex
United
Annietsburg
Hauke
Dubuque
Lemont
Osrman
Oregon
Washington
Helena
Mont
Michigan
Saseda
Coxny
Browne
Jones
Madensburg
Vermilion
Sumuens
Balineville
Ney
Tate
Wrazer River
Columbia
Disny Way
Okaries
Catsman
Velot College
Green Ike
Mikko
Wiss
Avaust Non
St. Lewis
Pott
Deaton
Grewster
N.Y. Mus
Fase Suatrucn
Sanfran Aon
Kansas City
Watches by troops quell Panas coal strike
Reports from Pana Illinois describe a tense labor clash as 2,000 miners marching from Centria Hillsboro and surrounding towns confronted mine workers. First Regiment from Chicago arrived to enforce order while sheriffs seized rioters and jailed suspects in the Barr murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic Cave
Aajb
Orendorf
Chicago
Tunner
Gwen
Pope's Grove
Pana
Centratia
Uillsboro
Capitol
Labor
Sherif Johnson
Lhem
Toster
Pray
Frederick and
Berry
Tey
Pekin
Wesley City
Pottstown
Euward Station
Kingston
Bray
Ind
Jnow
Barr
Rankin
Booth
Unclear Baseball Scene Ties Up at Washington Hotel
Fragmentary report describes a Saturday gathering involving Browne unl Jones Leader Kotengud at a prominent location in Wasuinatos. Four men, including Coxay and Christopher Columbus Jones, were later escorted from jail by Delhoma sim, escorted to the National hotel where a confrontation with Trips occurred. They then moved to the Casey camp in Ciailensborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne Unl Jones
Kotengud
Washington
Wasuinatos
Dune St. —Coxay
Trowne
Christopher Columbus Jones
Hay
Delhoma Sim
Coxepharton
National Hotel
Hants
Harma Thy
Casey
Ciailensborg
Vast cloudburst devastates river valley towns and rail lines
A major cloudburst on the Vrazer river near Kytton caused nine miles of railway damage and washed away structures at Ashcraft, Spence, and Nelson as Kaslo and Botwere largely wiped out. Telegraph lines failed, trains stopped, and widespread destruction left residents of Wharnock and Sumas in urgent need of aid while river towns faced burials, fires, and disrupted steamer rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumas
Chilliwiele City
Coxeyites Drown in Plubee River Tragedy
About 300 Coxeyites traveling east by water in 26 light boats faced a deadly storm on the Plubee river Thursday night. Heavy winds swelled the current and hidden barbed wires under Meluy's bridge overturned several vessels, drowning at least five Denver contingents members amid the ruin and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiekeen
Deayvan
Cot
Denver
Coxey's
Plubee River
Talon Passage
Wrighton
Meluy
National Reform League Calls July Convention in Chienge
The National Reform League issues a call for a mass convention in Chienge on the Fourth of July to promote peace and prosperity through readjusting liberties to liberty justice and equality. It urges all organizations to unite under officers to form a concise platform for choosing between the English idea of government and that of the forefathers, stressing patriotism to preserve republican institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar En, Morninn
Niawatha
Kansas
Topeka
W. A. Johnson
Tudmun
Hunley
Ravse
My Baker
Renomi- Naine
Seth Milliken
Little Rock
Nananan
Fond du Lac
Wis
United States
Hippa Irwin
Hattile Creek
Mich
Columbus
Mark G. McCaslini
Supreme Court
J. W. Rosenborough
WV. Irish
Board of Public Works
N. T. Earles
Casmparra
Congress
Illinois
A. J. Hopkins
A.J. Smith
Indiana
KC. Cracewell
M. Linthorn
A. F. Benson
Virth
John Davis
Kentucky
Highth
Phil Roberts
Canoran
Washington
National Reform League
Chienge
Cutchang
Destroy Their Boats Kellys Men Encamped Near Cairo
Kellys men abandon and burn boats near Cairo Alabama and encamp north of city limits. Their numbers are estimated between nine hundred and one thousand. City excitement grows as patrols line the northern boundary from Ohio to the Mississippi wielding Winchester rifles. Dalton the outlaw who raided Longview bank is killed by a deputy while attempting to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Cairo
Camp
Ohio
Mississippi River
Pul Walton
Anpworr
Dunce
Till Dalton
Longview
Warshals
Dalton
Town Washed Away in Ruby City Flood
June 7 report from Stokaxe Wash notes Ruby City in Wesh washed away by flood. No loss of life. The town and ranches along two miles to the Okitnoge river are destroyed, with nothing left amid extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Mmaxko
Bank of
Buenos Ayres
Crisit
I Julian
Loru Rosenery
Falas
Tiawan
Hovolulu
Kasto
British Columbia
Qurey Victorts
Dale Gates
Young Men's Christian Association
Windsor
Cape Breton
Stokaxe
Wash
Ruby City
Wesh
Convonmully
Okitnoge
Illinois Grange Plans National Convention Start in November
The Illinois state Grange reports perfect planning for the National Grange convention opening in November and running ten days. A Derby race result via United Press arrived from the United States Cable Channel, sent to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snare
Dung
United States
New York
Dune
United Press
Wnited
Mtrtes Cable Cn Ab
Osa Ooluelaan
Wrikesday
wlLer
Loudon
Widden Shoala Wreck and Health Ad Parody
A fragmented Detroit Free Press clipping mocks sensational ads and marriage notices. It references a shipwreck tale, tonic bets, and a conversation about marriage as a toy amid a lottery law ban. The piece blends misheard phrases and dubious remedies with satire.
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Mingis
Awe Ado BrayMkh
Shakopee
Minn
Huan
Gerame
James Taurtsin
Sinker City
Anvices
Tacoma
Belmont
Altgeld
Perchz
Newton
Danville
Vermilion County
Morvin & Cunsney
Boston
Boston, Charge Their Cashier, 2’. &. Faxon
Tueke
Gan
Vincennes
Claude McAlpin
Mexico
Golden, Co
Chadron
Neb
Jupor Jexkins
Milwaukee
Congressional Investigating Committee
Tana
Chute
National Baseball Ieague
Quan
Ton
Laat
Ler
Baltimore
Toxin
GAO
Daneene
Saeses
Philadaltontus
St. Louis
Coxeyites
Hépa
Renta
Bright
Hood
Si Lake Snore
Mountsain
Lake of Sea Shore
C. K. Wilber
West
P. A
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
C. McCormick
D. B. Martin
Richardson & de Long Bros
Philadelphia
Perkins
Bee Galvaniz S
Galea Ae Priming Wind Milt
Othy
Fran. CO
Laporte
Tudinua Bicyclo Co
Sty
Tudinvapolis
Inde
Hara
Prac
Depticker's Wheater
Cee
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