House Debates War Claims and Apportionment Plan
The House discussed raising and settling claims for wartime property losses and debated a new apportionment bill under the Eleventh Census. Speaker and Representatives argued over recognition and procedure while Mr Lin used the floor to present a plan detailing state-by-state apportionment and districting rules for future Congresses.
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Linuk
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Masson
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RAIDING THE CatoLE HERDS AND INDIAN UPRISINGS
Pioneer Press dispatches from Pine Ridge and Fort Reno describe Indian hostilities against government cattle herds, with 3000 cattle seized and many slaughtered for immediate use. Reports mention dancers at Standing Bull camps and escalating tensions as tribes move toward the Bad Lands. Military skepticism grows as scouts observe lines along the Cheyenne River and ranches report losses. The era’s labor unrest expands as Alabama coal miners strike disrupts production and furnaces face closure amid wage pressures.
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Geurral Wesley Merritt
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Red Hills
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Elain
Vna
Meade
Cheyenne River
Hay Creek
Senate Debates on Election Bill and Related Measures
The senate spent the day reading and debating the election bill amid petitions and communications. Two free coinage bills and a rebate proposal on tobacco and seed stocks were introduced, with drought relief noted for Nebraska and Utah. The session featured party line votes, proposed amendments, and procedural maneuvers over the election bill and eight hour law enforcement.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Flumb
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Auras
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Pune
Siaumten
Vane
Mir Harris
Or Mnal
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Gorman
Angus
Polk and alliance clash spark at political convention
Colonel Polk urges five constitutional amendments and new organizational reform plans at the Citizens Alliance meeting in St Louis. He pushes for officers to resign upon appointment, calls for legislative council to push reforms, and outlines proposed amendments on money, taxation, land, and public transport. The gathering ends in a mutual show of unity as veterans praise sectional reconciliation amid factional tensions.
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Hoar
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Housa
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Ocala
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Clover
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Buchanan
Tennessee
Polke
Georgia
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Elausea
Queens
Leon
New York Sun
Cleveland
Blaine
Clurch
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Alliance
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Macane
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Farmers Alliance
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Waslington
Origen
Ohio
New Jersey
Arizona
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Betty Akall
Buldote
Atprome Council
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Ianus
Corporsta
Civik
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Sian
Fouths
South Dakota
San Ex Wien
Wisconsin
Callad
Union
Confed
IME
Ibis
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North Corona
Macune
Eavingston
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Parnell Faces Pressure Over Irish Party’s Future
At meetings in London and Dublin, Parnell and allies clash over retirement plans for the Irish leader. He is accused of arrogance and unfair methods as Healy and others press for party unity with English allies. A further cable from Harrington signals continued tension as talks unfold.
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Lenney
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Renney
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Lane
Thome
Heyang
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Taob
Parral
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Harrington
Timothy Harrington
Pedmond
Keily
England
Cole
Ana Bisse
Lise
Pamela
Athie Rust
Arvsolt
Lutwa
Belog
Ausontiig Voc
Telegraph Brevities From The Nation And Capitals
Fragmented telegraph briefs report probating the will of Henry Is Ell of Richmond and other unsettled items. Mentions injuries to General Cadmus in Washington, currency matters, bank capitalizations, a Georgia road worker fatally wounded, an Athens professor, a mayoral street altercation, and international railway supervision plans. Also notes New Hampshire legislators, New Haven settlers drowned, and a fire in Chicago.
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