Congress to Remain In Session All Summer
From Washington May 6 the report says Congress will extend well into summer, likely through September, due to delays from conventions. Democrats and Republicans will be largely absent for conventions, delaying tariff and finance bills and risking further adjournment into late summer. The piece notes Mrs Cleveland and fashion outside politics as a lighter aside amid the political pause.
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Wasemnoton
Congress
Honca Gongresona
Chicago
Brom Quin
Senate
Cleveland
Atlanta
Hawkins
Mlay
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
White House
Geo
Boalt
Dimster
W. W. Corcoran
Gpa
Evan
Kansae
Soba J Fogalla
Ivan Ano Taye i
Wele in Congrees and New Senate Actions
In Congress the week promises no major tariff changes with a possible river and harbor bill passage under a suspension of rules. Senate agenda favors land grant forfeiture, animal industry, and copyright bills, with pension appropriations likely later. Talks on the Chinese treaty and fisheries treaty proceed. In Washington a May 6 weather bulletin notes seed concerns for the crop. Memorial meeting plans honor Sir George Childs with a banquet and notable delegates listed from New York and other states.
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New York Mothoets
New York
Marmoth
Matespoltan Opera House
New Yeary Church
Ensign Mo. Chesney
Bt. Baal Methodist Episcopes
Fourth Avenue
Charles H Fowler
San Francisco
Jesus Christ
Christ
Wwler
Graat
House of Representatives
Blanchard
Senate
Bell
Disgusson
Childs
George We Childa
al Wulon
Suitete
Boon
Aia
John ML Karquhar
Buffalos Armininge
Ned York
Calliope
Sina
Lomypsen
Ifernt Gberly
Alzoni
Ax Atso
Aites Shae Campien
Landslide wrecks railroad train near Mikanna Station
At Mikanna Station on the Cleveland and Pittsburg line a landslide toppled the Miller and Breeman circus train from the track three miles north of the city. Engineer A. H. Stillwell of Wellsville was severely burned, Elmer Ellsworth of Columbus was killed. Passengers and coaches escaped largely unharmed as cars burned and wreckage covered the line.
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Powdee
Mount Carnet
Penn
Philadelphia
Reading
Locust Gap
Williams Port
Sasaton
Quinn
Burns
Simon Keerwick
Ormaistad
Mary
Willie Cavanaugh
Con Kerwick
Alice Kortek
Patrick McMarras
Rissues
Mra Kerwick
Minar’s
Loduat Gap
Mount Carmel
Devreerice
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Mikanna Statet
Miller & Breeman's Circus
A. H. ‘Stillwell
Wellsville
Elmer Ellsworth
Columbus
Ohie
Pssenger
Stilwell
Weathered schooner Webster reaches Gloucester after long voyage
The weather beaten echooner Webster of Gloucester arrives yesterday after six months at sea with almost no provisions remaining except musty flour. Disease thinned crew, likely Fingufficuent, as they faced hunger and weariness. Governor aids and Methodist Mission Board details appear in the surrounding notes.
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Echooner
Webster
Gloucester
Trenton
Cape Mastery
Cape
Apelousma
Waa
Umbe
Mariscal Explains Mexico US Treaty Stance In Interview
Mexico’s foreign affairs secretary Ignacio Mariscal defends Mexico’s posture in a New York article. He argues no US treaty exists yet with Mexico, cites reciprocity talks, extradition rules, and debt disputes, and asserts mutual respect despite political opposition in the United States.
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Te- Alay
Republica
Mariscal
Mexico
United States
Germany
France
England
Washington
Americas
Wa Lawn
Regaia
South Bays
House of Representatives
Wall
la Abra
American Tribunala
Yanezuals
Verezuélo
Iaesieln
S.er
Cid Xeps
Wy Bote
Thave
Lees Spiri
Wheta
Abate
Pope Authority and European Politics Collide in 1880s Debate
The text discusses disputes over papal authority cited by Line and critiques of quotations from authorities on Mexican international law. It notes assertions that Mexico could not justify certain actions and mentions expectations of international equity. It also covers remarks by Prince Bismarck and Carl Schurz on European balance, plus Pendleton’s recovery and return from hospital.
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Mexico
Wétigude
Tesson
Abelion
Amercan
Schurz
Bencer
Prince Bismayok
Carl Schurz
Europe
Gentralet
France
Scharz
Fripes Blemarck
Seburz
Hamburg
Ane
Pendleton
United States
Walnister
Waes- Yaterday
The Two Emperors and a Series of Disruptions
Reports from Europe describe Dom Pedro and Emperor Frederick ill and feeble, with both persistently attempting to govern as illness spreads. Paris notes General Boulanger’s nationalism and his forthcoming book on invasion, while India and Russia report severe hailstorms and battlefield tensions. A North Carolina murder after a robbery ends with a suspect killed and a town shaken by violence.
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Frederick
Emor
Haa
Berlin
Bodro
Rome
Raptus
Haves
Pakw
General Boulanger
Natioms
Sint
France
Lorr
India
Delhi
Moradabad
Recekatt
Itongal
St Peterssona
Schweintz
Busan
Wiliam
Guilford Battle Ground festival honors North Carolina history
Governor Seales and state officers attended the Guilford Battle Ground celebration in Greensboro. Thousands gathered as a parade formed, Judge Schenck delivered a two and a half hour address defending North Carolina militia exploits, and Governor Seales praised the event as vindicating history. Rain cooled the grounds but failed to dampen patriotic fervor and ceremonies.
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B.C
Greensboro
Guilford County
Guilford
Seales
Battleground
Battle Ground
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Marchal
John A Barnnger
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O M Seales
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W P Roberts
B. ML. Floger
Aupreme Court
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P Gray
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J Parish
Reidsville
J Ellington
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Judge Settle
Supreme Court of Florda
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Cape Fear and Yailkin Valley Railroad
Wot Saunders
N. B. Andrews
Richmond and Daovills Railway
Jno. A Gilmer
B.B Dack
Ray J E Mann
Amerean Liberty
Nail
South
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Gosford
Judge Schauck
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