Congressional Confusion Mirrors Broad Senate Debate
The week featured heated friction in the Senate over tariff measures and social welfare provisions, with debates on a veteran pension restoration bill, the Utah treaty issue, and a district of Columbia education appointment. House actions centered on the Tadlin appropriation and Indian affairs, while foreign and domestic items included tax, post office funding, and tolling of national industries and labor disputes.
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Naar
Sylye
Wanhluston
Senate
Colombia
Ional
Semitor Sherman
Utah
District of Columbia
United States
House
Thiev Oge
McKintey
Bayo
Ate
Miners in Indiana and Minnesota and storms devastate townships
A chaotic 1898 era roundup reports miners in Indiana and Minnesota facing strikes and violence. It notes Coxeyites seizing trains in Iowa, a Chicago convention naming A C Lornteg as president, floods and fires causing millions in losses, and various violent incidents across states. The piece blends disaster tallies with political and crime notes across the Midwest and beyond.
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Indiana
Calamus
Vossen
Indianapilis
Lewisville
Mirvy Coxeyites
Patrfield
National Association of Millers of the
United States
Chicago
A.C. Lornteg
Minnesota
Stars and Stripes
Vernon Pros
New York
Piper
Lust
Fhe
State Senate
J. I. Thar. Suegackeel
Monroe
Old slave owner obituary and chaotic party nominations
The notice lists the death of Mrs. Lota Trirros aged 95, noted as a former last slave seller in New Maven Connecticut in 1824. It records Tim Kansis prohibitionists naming B C Vickering for governor, several congressional nominations from multiple states, a Rhode Island legislature vote for ex governor George Vetsmore to the Senate, and the death of Joan Andruws aged 2, a former Steuben congressman. It also mentions Rev G Romlanson’s move to Chicago and populists of Kansas renewing L D Tewelling for governor amid a jumble of fragmented lines.
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United States
Senate
New York
Chicas
Anaitimore & Ohio Railroad
California
W. W. Bowers
Congress
Iowa
J. C. Beebe
Bella
Hugh Bianch
Idi Qallahorn
Counrin
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Ithacans
Terre Swate
Dunkerly
Winnias Warrer
Virenes
Indh
Nea Englewood, N. J
Tutt Contra Slovke and. Transit Company
Sursey City
Kansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
Joan Enton
Columbia
Denver
Alure
Promag Bayan
Washington
Wins M Haar
Morn Vernon
N. Y
Catherine Gaser
Truland
Chicago
Baltimore
Aston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Long
Cincinneti
Louisville
Lota Trirros
New Maven
Conn
Tim Kansis
Emporia
B. C. Vickering
Illinois
R.R. Hitt
Indiana
EH. Hemingeway
George W. Cooper
4. G. Romlanson
Brown University
University of Chicago
Boston
Yes Populists
Operkw
L. D. Tewelling
Plague Ravages China as Deaths Mount Across Regions
A sweeping plague devastates Canton and surrounding areas with thousands dead. Reports say vast numbers seek aid, hospitals open, ships harbor patients, and authorities impose quarantines while European residents remain largely spared. The epidemic spreads to Jiangmen and Tongzhou amid panic and exodus from Chinese quarters.
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China
Tereville
Japan
Canton
Ma- Nagemedan
Jiang Neng
Trygra
Tong Koy
Sehoals
Death in a Mine at Karwin Amazes Reels of Loss
Terrible disaster reports from Karwin Austrian Silesia describe 150 minors killed and twenty families injured after an explosion at 10 o'clock Thursday night in the Vranziska mine. A series of later blasts in the Johannes pit worsened deaths, a rescue party of ten perished, ventilators damaged, and fire spread in all directions as aid arrived from distant areas.
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Austrian Silesia
Karwin
Johannes
Death of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Vests Peerage
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge of England is dead after a brief unconscious period. Baron Russell likely succeeds him as lord chief justice, with Sir John Risby becoming lord justice of appeal. Robert I. Reid to be attorney general and Richard B. Wahleman named solicitor general. John Duke Coleridge educated at Oxford, served as recorder of Portsmouth and KC before entering politics and the judiciary.
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Fustice Coleridge
England
Desa
Loxvox
Coleridge
Ile
Uissen Gernarel
Baron Russell
Lord Coleridge
John Risrby
Appetl
Lnron Lassell
Robert I. Reid
Alexander Cochin
Baron Coleridge
Oblery St. Mary
Levon
Pirates Worst Steal At Vane In First War Punch
A steamer from China reports a band of pirates planned to attack Vane a ruined village in the river district. Villagers called for help and joined by yamen officials and soldiers surrounded the pirates. In a fierce fight thirty-two pirates were killed and three captured. Three junks seized and many pirates drowned fleeing west. Eight villagers were wounded, one mortally.
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UsiRp
Fairfield
United States
Wartshorne
Alderson
I.L
Besgan
Sherrodsville
Grance M. Wasser
R. Lewis
Government Engineering Corps
Mississippi
Festus
Jovans Katristanx
Cramp Hill
Wiself
ALC
TrustMan
Aule
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Jans BH
Carpenter
Middletown
Grorce Brocn
Borden
Ind
Kingman
Kan
Brown
Hen
Northwest
Union Pacific Railway
Oregon
Williamsville
WN. C
Henry Dodge
Monroe
van Waccxen
Lockport
Winniast Nnyanaw
Grand Rapids
Mich
Suffernville
John Macori
Supreme Court of Ilinois
Existus Wistan
New York
Misissippi
St. Louis
Vancoursin
China
Vane
Disaster at Westport Quay Claims Harvesters
Dispatches report a passenger boat from Achill to Bedland capsized near Westport Quay while returning harvesters to Scotland. Initial counts say about thirty of eighty aboard drowned. later reports suggest many harvesters may have perished. The vessel went down off Atbaugh Tea.
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Iretatt
Casven Barcanny
Teeland
Westport Quay
Scotland
Achillstead
Bedland
Westpart
Atbaugh Tea
Senator Brice Denies Fingered Surtax Share in Probe
Senator Brice faced the senate inquiry Friday denying any purchase or sale of shares in steel or venture tied to the sugar trust. Uriew reiterated he had no knowledge of campaign contributions linked to Bag AL brush. In North Dakota, populists at a state convention nominated a full ticket with Kilwart Wallace for governor and Walter Muir of Cass County for Congress.
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Dasenrd
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pirstofiriet
Hey
A. S. Ray
John A Sutton
G. Martin
Pra
Tom Heit
Ineliana
J.T. Beebe
Pitti
Obie
Wilsee
W. Yogler
Connolly
Rep
Missouri
Mfall
Dent
New Irmingshire
Wirst
ML Rodgett
Milwwaukee
Uleghern
Inten
South Dakota
al Mitchell
Isaac¢lowe
Spink
Tennessee
Supreme Bench
Illinois
M. Grier
Kentucky
John C. Biair
Maine
G. J. Chapman
Irenk MeKer
Geneva
Ind
New York
Jamestown
N. 1
Kewaard Willace
Walter Muir
Congressmin
Brice
Senate
Quinimillee
Sufar Trust
Uriew
Bag AL Brush
Orth Dakota
Kilwart Wallace
Cass County
Ayears
Judge Rica's Battle With Rheumatism Before Pink Pills Saved Life
The Covington Kentucky Post describes Louisa lawyer and former Circuit Judge John M Rica of Lawrence County who retired six years ago due to severe sciatic rheumatism. He recounts multiple therapies and a decisive turn after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in May. Pills restored liver function and strength, with local druggist noting their effectiveness for similar cases.
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Covington
Tohn M. Rive
Louisa
Lawyrence County
Kentucy
Sixteenth Judicial District
Kentucky
Framefort
Washington
Kentucky Post
Judge Rica
John
Tiob Springa, Ark
Waukesha
Wis
Williams
Hughes
Rica
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady, N
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Orricuna
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanumia
Detroit
Lazzard
Monongahela
Supreme Force
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
San Francisco
Samira
Alabama
Hreeden
W. Va
Lizzie Maynard
Kdled
Jennie Morris
Cadets of Temperance
Hobokren
N. J
Beastie
New Jersey
D. K. Warkansa
Berlin
Columbus
Lint Danies
Littleton
Avimore
T.T
Lill
Byan
S. D
Bellevue Hospital
James Penny
Knoxville
Tenn
Conanttssman Mreckinripse
Union League Club of
Isaac, Smead Foundry Company
Toledo
Isaac Hayes
Rutland
BergEn
Stillwater
R. 1
Henry L. Swerr
Duluth
Minn
Guxenat
Monuxny Yales
Ilinois
State University
Mint
Whois
Laura Corbett
Knights of Labor
American Railway Union
National Millers’ Association
Dani Quistinsey
Alma
Neb
Vu Union Tock
Beynings
D. C
Rt Ty
Raymond
Ant
Cattle Ik
Canada
St Thomas
Worlwich
Ireland
Nova Scotia
Yamagati
Dupan
Snout
Coren
Panama
Russia
Turkey
Jousx Duke Coustiner
London
Patrick Crowax
Rory McDonald
James Sullivan
Coteru de Lac
Quebec
Rat Portupe
Port Arthur
Manitoba
Viblant
Tory Island
Rupun Aziz
Morocco
Franziska
Korwin
John M. Ries
Ita
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Nia
Agnes
South
Chicago & Eastern
Linois R.R
Louisiane
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maria
Sila
Dias
W. Haspiney
Northern
Third Street
Paul
Chicago City
Clark Street
Danes L. Bron
Chicago, IL
Pliegonds
Yia
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Deadwood
Dalota
Hot Springs
Colorado Springs
Munion
Sulb Leko City
Yellowetona National Park
Ines
W. A. Purart
Chicago & North Wastern Rly
Sahil
Hostettar
Mastettar
Anil
Pate
Atinie I. Muzzey
Hood
T.H. Sauspris
DR. Kilmer
Atu
Krusrnen & Co
Hinanauron, N.Y
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
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Live Shore
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