Gettysburg Battle 30th Anniversary Ceremony Observed
At Gettysburg New York veterans governors and officers marked the thirtieth anniversary of the three days of fighting. General Greene in his 99th year received by Major General George Greene’s brigade as surviving officers and thousands watched from vehicles and trees. The event honored fallen soldiers amid salutes and speeches by General Slocum General Greene and Governor Flower.
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Worst Ever Known Flood Hits New River Basin
Floods in the New River basin spread across towns as 800 foot wide waters swept through Rescue crevasse areas Tuesday night. Homes were inundated, residents trapped in garrets and on roofs, with reports of starving and exposed survivors awaiting relief. The disaster surpasses prior floods in depth, extent, and suddenness, submerging areas once considered safe.
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World report on crops in the northwest and other July items
The World notes July 1 crop conditions in northern states with wheat likely below average while corn and oats rise above normal. Hay and fruit yields vary with generally cheerful farmers, plus a series of incidents from Lake Huron to Iowa and Missouri.
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Goschen on India's silver move may be repealed
Vienna reports say AustriaHungary plan currency reform while silver mining towns face mine suspensions. London Times quotes Goschen stating India's silver coinage suspension is temporary and depends on native acceptance of rupee value. failure could force withdrawal.
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Munich Newspaper Fined For Unearthing Public Scandal
Berlin July 8. The Munich Nach richten was fined 1000 marks for libelling Privy Councillor Von Klug, keeper of King Otto's privy purse and secretary to Prince Regent Luitpold. The court reversed on appeal, finding Von Klug used official knowledge to profit by land bought cheaply and sold to the government at a high price. The journal was penalized for overstepping permissible language while exposing the facts.
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Editorial on The Times and Cleveland’s call for a special session
The Times comments on President Cleveland’s demand for a special session praising sound monetary policy and criticizing the Sherman act as only one factor in the current business disorder. It notes Congress may split over reform pace and priorities, urging action over mere talk and highlighting the public shift toward addressing the issue.
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Senators Made by Appointment Stir Contests Over Silver
Northwestern senators split on silver question as Montana Wyoming and Washington fail to fill vacancies. Governor appointments, stalled credentials, and potential votes for repeal of the Sherman act set the stage for prolonged Senate debates when the extra session resumes.
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Henderson on Finance and Free Silver Movements
Ex Senator John B. Henderson writes Secretary Carlisle outlining views on currency strain. He argues distress stems from loss of confidence due to low quality currency and traces financial distress to the silver acts of 1878 and 1890. Also notes broader financial legislation and its limited impact on prosperity.
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Revenue laws revision report filed and notes of exemptions
The state commission on revision of revenue laws filed its 98 section bill with the secretary of state. It changes assessment cycles to every fifth year with three equalizers, shifts April May assessments, and retains county board appeals. It removes forestry and indebtedness exemptions, imposes franchise tax on corporations, and sets inheritances taxes. Other items cover direct money and credit returns and railroads assessed by the executive council.
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