President Declines St Louis Visit Amid Grand Army Encampment
President Cleveland refuses to visit St Louis during the Grand Army encampment, citing public duties and inviting the city to welcome him at a later time. He plans only a Clinton New York trip on the 12th and a Piedmont Fair visit to Atlanta in October, prompting local indignation and a plan to invite him again for a warmer reception.
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White House
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New York
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Grand Army
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Landcrost Novos Grand
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Devon
Louis Brink Miess
Calamity at Zug Lake Swallows Quay and Hotel
Terrible flooding and landslides at Zug devastate the quay, hotels, and streets. Fifteen houses and ten huts vanish, the Hotel Zug sinks, and hundreds are left homeless. Seventy are missing, dam age estimated at 2.3 million, with rescue efforts ongoing as townspeople rush to view the scene.
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Fir Bnigage
Consolidating Intleiti Meeting At Monteagle AlabamaManufacturers
National industrial gathering at Monteagle brings together Shetheld Land Alabama Tennessee Coal and Iron Shorneid Birmingham Railroad and Shetheld Furnee to discuss consolidation. They consider uniting holdings including 100000 acres and furnaces, with aim to form the largest southern canal iron coal firm. Proceedings note mixed locations and potential future assembly at Berryville.
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Monteagle
Alabama
Nasuvirra Feen
Shetheld Land Company
Alabana and
Tennissee
Coal and Tron Company
Shomneid and Birmingham Railroad Company
Shetheldg Furnee Company
Monteagie
Gcecmd
Cnal
Shofeld Land Company
Ghefield
Shook Easly
Shetheld
Alabma and Pennessee Coal and Iron Company
Buringham
Warnor
Strikers Warned of Eviction as Coke Operators Plan Replacements
July 7 notice from Coke operators warns strikers to return to work by next Saturday or face eviction from company houses. New York workers will be imported to take places, while operations resume with more manpower. Regional reports indicate tension between nonstriking workers and strikers, with potential for conflict as the work continues.
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Sesson
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Convention
Ris W H DD Harpe
L OC Miller
Thursonburg
AM Brown
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W J Young
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Berryville
Howes
New York
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Geerde
Snake River
Portiano
Oregon
Idaho
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Atlantic
Greenville
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Knoxville
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Daily News
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Catholic Church
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Key West
Fla
The American Party Declares Tie Parpodon
The American Party declared a tie in its platform, opposing nonresident aliens owning lands and favoring strict trade and immigration controls. It condemned constitutional changes and called for immediate action on property, land, and labor policies, reflecting a surge in nativist sentiment.
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Gladstone Denounces Coercion Bill in Commons Debate
In the House of Commons Gladstone delivered a forceful speech opposing the Crimes Bill as a coercive overreach aimed at Ireland and its associations. He contrasted past coercion with the current measure and warned of threats to civil liberties while accusing the government of overreach and hypocrisy.
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House of Commons
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Balfour Lad
Ireland
England
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Balfour
British Empire
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Webster
Second Tyme
Willam O'Brien
Solin Marley
Estes Zoster
Jay
Muersbayn
Han Ie
Na Elvetion Lodge
Erogross
From a Fragment of Scattered Lines and Trials
Fragmentary report notes men accused of treason and their reactions in a tense setting. One figure Jem Klein protests innocence and claims no crime beyond being captured while others, including a traitor, show dejection and seek leniency. The piece hints at political pressure and public doubt amid courtlike proceedings.
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Om Sissing
Klein
Blaine Leaves London Bound for Edinburgh
Mr James G Blaine left London today for Edinburgh. He was accompanied by and the Maine coat of arms. The reception organized by the people bore to honor Mr. Carn gier's generosity to the city. Comte de Paris bids farewell on Jersey with talk of a peaceful transition and a rising monarchy. Several items: German loan oversubscribed, Royalists dismissed from army, and famine reports from Iceland.
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Edinburgh
Lonton
James G Blaine
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Bir
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Borgh
Carn Gier
Comte de Paris
Paris
Goulets
Jersey
Rouvier
Chamber of Deputies
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Isle of Jerney
Tloupon
Cutter Thistle
Gourock Bay
Tosland
CorrinacEy
Skagefjord
Iceland
England
Russis
Telegraphic Brevities from Various Regions
Evictions near Arklow Ireland reported yesterday while Knights of Labor set a Monday start for its new constitution. Germany halts Heresa export and Austrian German mine actions loom. Bulgaria elects Prince Ferdinand as ruler amid European tensions. France posts lower revenue against estimates. Jacob Sharp faces losses and legal troubles. Perry County Indiana reports substantial tax disbursements, while Bristol hosts cabberies and operatic venues amid broader industrial notes.
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