Garfield era peace congress would have reshaped Americas relations
The article by James G Blaine argues Garfield aimed for continental peace to boost US trade with North and South American nations. It critiques congressional delays, urges a Washington peace congress, and details economic gains from halting costly wars and keeping gold at home.
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Manpard Livingston
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Views on iron ore duties heard at tariff commission
The tariff commission in session today welcomed Senator Conger of Michigan and Representative Abram 5 Hewitt of New York. Hewitt argued against iron ore duties, noting foreign ore costs and freight raise prices for U.S. consumers, and that scrap iron should bear lower or no duties. He urged a shift to specific duties, replacing ad valorem rates, and warned protection harms domestic steel costs.
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War ends as Arabi Pasha confined in guard room
Dispatches from Cairo and Alexandria report British forces occupying Cairo and Ismailia, Arabi Pasha and Toulbs Pasha surrender unconditionally, ten thousand troops lay down arms, and troops excited to return home. Bedouins threaten near Ismailia while Kafr-el-Dwar occupation negotiations continue.
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Daily News
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Kafr-ul-Dwar
Wood
J. Harman
Kair-el-Dwar
Aboukir
Spread of the Fever Causes Coastal Quarantines and Deaths
Yellow fever floods across the Texas Rio Grande as six deaths and rising cases are reported in Reynosa Mier and Camargo. Governor wires requests for guard lines and aid while customs at Brownsville enforces quarantine. Seaboard ships report fever cases and Jacksonville notes only one death in eight days amid overall healthy conditions.
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Melville Returns to New York Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Chief Engineer George W. Melville and seamen Willian Norow and William Ninderman arrived in New York aboard the Parthia after the Jeannette Arctic expedition. Aboard the Catalina and Ocean Gem a jubilant reception followed with cheers, champagne, and a governor’s room set aside at City Hall for the welcome. Melville, meeting relatives and betrothed, declined to speak about the Jeannette loss as a court of inquiry is expected to convene.
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Parthia
Caialpsa
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Ocean Gem
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Melville
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Noros Wat
Catalpa
McClare
New York Board of Aldermen
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Board of Aldermen
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Lynching and Executions Reported in Southern Counties
September 15 reports two hangings and an execution. Nathan Bonnet, seventeen, abducted a Williston woman’s daughter and was lynched by locals after escaping jail. Samuel Redden, a black man, hanged at Metropolis for a four year old murder in Pulaski County. James Tracy executed by hanging for killing Officer Huebner at 2:05 PM in Cutcaco.
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Cuarteston
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Williston
Hennety
Carmo, Sr
Samuel Redden
New Trial Ordered After Jury Misconduct in Berdell Miner Case
In Boston on September 15 the court granted a new trial for Berdell and Miner after juror misconduct was alleged and the verdict set aside. Judge Wylie cited jury improper discussions and tampering concerns, while Turner and Peck’s verdicts stood. Minor and Berdell were released on bail as the court scheduled a December first trial date.
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Merrick
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Dickson
Henlle
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Berdell
Peck
Turner
Minor
Kerdell
Vaile
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A.C. Richards
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