Still Filibustering as Daadiock Fights Cotton Tax War in House
The Daadiock filibuster drags on in the House with neither side yielding amid talk of a possible compromise on refunding part of the cotton tax. Leaders on both sides push for a final vote as obstruction continues. new disagreements over procedure and tariff timing suspend progress.
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Pensions Bill in Senate Adjournment Debates
In the Senate a message from the president discussed a bill revoking land withdrawals for railroads and referred it to the public lands committee. The session adjourned after considering pension bills, including a $200 yearly pension for the widow of General Charles and related military disability matters.
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Destructive Storm Flood Ravages Sioux City Region
Avr il 6 reports detail severe spring flooding along the Missouri and Mississippi basins. A vast flood carved a deep canal, washed trains from the Milwaukee railroad near Elk Point, and threatened bridges. Ditches were dug to divert waters while homes, fences, and outbuildings were swept away. Damages include relocated livestock and extensive inundation across low ground near Sioux City and Fir Point.
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Cyclone Roars Through Iowa City Causing Severe Destruction
A violent cyclone swept through Iowa City on April 6, damaging homes and barns, wrecking the Richmond residence, injuring a resident, and toppling buildings including a public school and an agricultural warehouse. North of town, multiple structures were flattened and rural reports indicate widespread property losses from the storm.
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The Hay Seed Bureau Reports Farmer Aid and State Progress
The new state board of agriculture organized in January reports heavy farmer support. It has visited seventy towns, sent 300 fertilizer samples to commissioners, and notes a royalty of about 330,000 from rock phosphate. Weather and stock-health efforts, plus new observation stations, are highlighted alongside tax and postal appropriations and reforms.
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Death Ends Long Divorces Case in Indiana Courthouse
The death of Mrs Ann Mary Caswell closes a long drawn divorce and alimony dispute. Caswell, once married to a man who later remarried, faced a series of court battles through Indiana and the U S Supreme Court before the case ended with her death. A daughter supported by her grandfather faces future action for support. Meanwhile a separate tragedy on the turnpike near Wilmington involved Mary and her sister, with Brock charged after a fatal drowning and coroner's verdict attributing death to negligence.
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Arbitration talk and strikes flare in railroad rows
Reports from Barlington and Anderson County detail union leaders urging arbitration with railroad interests while workers resist proposed terms. In Braddock a Carnegie backed settlement looms as Knights of Labor members advise retreat to the proposed terms. A separate note notes residents hunting a wolflike creature blamed for livestock losses, provoking unrest across the region. Bond refinancings and banking tax questions also stir financial circles in South Carolina and nearby states.
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Frazer Widely Known Man Hanged for Murder in Georgia
In a brutal duel between crime and justice, Frazer a Black man from Waterhors South Carolina was hanged at Walter Dore just before noon after a drawn out trial for killing his wife last year The execution carried out with a private ceremony as required by winter laws The report notes Frazer maintained innocence until the end while the body showed a difficult neck break and continued movement for minutes before death The crime shocked the town with the murdered wife found in the fireplace at Frazer's residence and authorities pursuing the case as a cold blooded act of violence.
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Business Report On Trade For The Week Amid Uncertainty
A summary of Kaw Yoax AwilG Bard Dun Co highlights trade, with slow collections and mixed activity across regions. New England shows higher traffic than last year while western shipments lag. overall demand remains unsettled ahead of the presidential election.
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Wapele Iowa Wreck Claims Multiple Lives
Coroner reports six to ten bodies recovered after a train wreck on the riverbank near Wapele Iowa. Rescue teams and local authorities describe a submerged car and wagon wreckage with bodies found in the water, while high water and swift currents hampered recovery efforts. Authorities have not confirmed exact death toll but investigations continue with identification of the deceased underway.
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Sensational Hendersonville Trial Sparks Violence and Robbery
A chaotic Hendersonville event unfolded yesterday with feuding factions, a stolen horse, and a shooter. Molan, shot during the melee, died in Tennessee, while others were wounded or pursued by authorities amid a tense chase and legal actions including a potential receivership over railroad stock.
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