Gagging the Senate and the Force Bill Debate
Washington July 15 reports show Senate caucus divisions over changing Senate rules to pass the force bill. Senators Walcott Edmunds Yor and Walcott opposed. others led by Reed and Lodge supporters push gag rules to fast track the bill. Reed predicts passage this session amid strategic rule changes and public-buildings limits.
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Wrasacsoton
Senate
Walcott
Edmunds
Tel- Yor
Plume
Senaté
Ingalls
Reed
Maryland tariff reform clubs convene with ex President Cleveland letter
The Baltimore meeting gathers eight Maryland counties to form tariff reform clubs. Ex United States Senator Pearce attends as a guest, and a letter from ex President Cleveland is read praising the movement as delegates discuss statewide organization. A public evening meeting features speakers from Maryland Georgia South Carolina West Virginia New Jersey and others.
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Ing
Baltimore
Cleveland
Batartons
Maryland
Tariff Reform Club
James Alfred Pearce
United States
Pearce
Theca
Friends of
Friends of the Call
Maryland Reform Clinic
Amlit
Mexia
Lechanan Seley
Charles F. Crisp
Georgia
John J. Hemphill
South Carolina
W. L. Wilam
West Virginia
Willian McAdoo
New Jersey
William D. Bynum
Explosion at King's Mills kills and injuries many
A catastrophic explosion at King's Mills on the Little Miami railroad east of the city leveled the Peters cartridge factory and set fires along the tracks. Six people were killed and many more injured, with two gunpowder cars detonating after a blast, while a relief train rushed to aid the wounded. Debris and scorched cottages scattered, and searches for the missing continued into the night as rescue crews fought fires and assessed extensive property losses.
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Sarvice
Mami
Tols
Powder Company
King Powder Company
Foster’s Carrilge Company
Little Miami Railroad
Peters
Marrow
South
Lebanon
King’s Mills
Wolstock
Peters Cartridge Factory
King's Mills
Southern Express Company
Panhandle
King’s Mill Station
Eia
Little Miami Road
Yuechezr
Cinemxart
King’s Station
Cyclone Toll and Midwest Storms Reported
July 15 dispatches note Mrs. John Clark dies from cyclone injuries in Canada while her husband remains gravely ill after a shard pierced his chest. A separate Fluinview Minnesota report details a severe hail and wind storm across Blighland Glasgow and Beyer with crop losses estimated at not less than a hundred thousand dollars and Blewen barn and chimneys toppled. In Tennessee the Democratic state convention in Masury or Masuvmre Tenn reports 1700 delegates, Owens Buchanan faction strength, and a platform endorsing Cleveland while denouncing McKinley tariff and urging silver coinage.
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Little
Canada
Jnut
Pioneer Press
Fluinview
Mine
Blighland
Glasgow
Beyer
J. W. Bryant
Buchanan
Tenn
Williams
State Executive Committee
N. W. Baptist
J D. Molin
State Committee
Baptiss
Molin Fis
James D. Richardson
Hatterford
Eth. B. Wade
Rutherford
G. W. Ochs
Hamilton
Henry J. Lynn
Shelby
Charles E. Curry
Davidson
G. A. Holland
Richardson
Wade
Aigquasion
John EH. Richardson
Rutheford
Congressman Richardson
John P. ‘Buchanan
W. H. Jackson
Jere Baxter
W. P. Robertson
Madison
John M. Taylor
George B. Peters
Josiah Patterson
Patterson
Baxter
Taylor
Seven Story Warehouse Fire Shocks Minneapolis
Mooniaroris Mino July 18 A seven story warehouse of the Security Warehouse Co on First Street and Fourth Avenue owned by Wood & Morse burned this afternoon causing nearly a million dollars in loss. The blaze began on the second floor and spread upward through agricultural implements and 500 tons of binding twine on the fourth floor. Firemen faced extreme heat. two men Morse and an engineer were rescued from the fourth floor. The John Deere storehouse escaped. six engines were moved from a nearby roundhouse to prevent collapse. A three story frame building owned by Matt Rees was destroyed. The warehouse, opened in April, served as storage and transfer space and was insured for 35,000 with rebuild planned. Losses listed against National Gardenage Co and others.
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Minneapolis
Mooniaroris
Mino
Security Warehouse Company
First Street
Fourth Avenue
Worth
Wood & Morse, Wags
Morse
John Deere Company
Chicago
Matt Rees
Losbes
Insubabce
National Gardage
William Deering & Co
Emerson
Talcott & Co
Battle array violence shocks Louisiana as mobs threaten
Reports from Kearse Barnwell County describe over 300 armed Negroes with Winchester rifles gathering after a race clash. A white militia heads to the scene as one man is killed and several injured. In Moorehouse Parish a separate incident near Oak Ridge ends with five African Americans killed after a confrontation with a posse.
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Bauara
Kearse
Barnwell County
Justin
Merronge
A. Theffron
Oak Ridge
Moorehouse Parish
North Carolina
Chicot County
Ark
Treffron
Louisiana
Brutal Assassination Shocks North Carolina Town
In Davidson county near Lexington a young man Thomas Sharp was murdered after a river fight with Robert Smith. Smith shot Sharp in the stomach while Sharp sat on a porch, following an earlier dispute over mud play. The case is described as a shocking act in the local area.
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Young Sharp
Wes
Sharp
Dedmond
Robert Smith
Smith
Cantel
Tragic Plea From Persecuted Wife and Drowned Yacht Victims
A sensational column reveals Lillian M Gould detailing abuse by her husband and hypocritical relatives, with Harriet Barnes as key witness. Separately, the Marion yacht with four Boston men encounters disaster near Rye beach. three drown and one rescued exhausted.
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Murray
N.G
Lillian M. Gould
England
Teaty Tellico Plains
Ind
Harriett Barnes
Lily
Charlie
Harriet
Tam
Pogtsnouts
N. H
Marion
Bay View Yacht Club
Boston
Vernon Larks
E.A. W. Kimball
A. F. Guidesmith
Benjamin Cobb
Rye Beach
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Little Bill” Howard
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