Senate debate on Union Pacific rail sale and guardianship
Debates in the senate over a proposed sale of the Union Pacific government lien and related guardianship issues stretch with objections from Senator Morgan and Alabama’s Thurston. Gear opposes the measure, Harris defends it, while President and federal counsel note court protection and potential implications for government ownership and funding. The session stalls as lawmakers seek clarity on bids, guarantees, and the strategic direction of the railway asset sale.
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Kan
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Pacific Railway
Romé
Morgan
Alabama Tor
Alabama
Thurston
Mr. Morgan
Thera
Gear
Harria
Union Pacific
Congress
Huntington
United States
Thevernment
Bendley
General Fitzgerald
Pacific Railroid Reorganization Committee
Thornton
Leonard J Crawford elected National Republican league president
Leonard J. Crawford of Newport Kentucky was elected president of the National Republican League at Louisville. The race featured a close presidential contest but Crawford appeared to win unanimously after a second ballot, while M J Dowling of Minnesota was expected to be reappointed secretary. The convention approved anti lynching sentiment and backed the St Louis platform, praising McKinley era policies and urging unity in the party.
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Detroit
Leonard J. Crawford
Newport
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Pennsylvania
M. J. Dowling
Minnesota
Omaha
Nebraske League
St. Loxtia
Party of Protection
Congress
Monetary Commission
Hawaii
League
Cleveland
Armed Attacks, Hangings, and Regatta News Across Regions
The report covers an armed attack on Deputy Sheriff Winter's home by "armed backs" near the reservation, with the family escaping unharmed. It notes Deputy Drapwood’s ranch attack, hanging of Charles Brown for murder, Henley trial heats in 1497, and updates on credit associations, Indian education, a horsewhipping incident in Des Moines, railroad rate complaints in Nebraska, and fusionist plans for a gubernatorial campaign.
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Porter
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Col. Stone
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Bucks Station
King’s College, Cambridge
Royal Indian Engineering College
Hooper's Hill
Emmanuel College
Cambridge
Baliol College
Oxford
Berks Station
McDowell
Delaware Boat'club
Chicago
B.A. Guiness
Thames Rowing Club
Winnipegs
Utreahta
Drs Moines
Mies Hata Ensminger
Bert McNutt
MaNact
Draw in cricket match Philadelphia and Nottinghamshire ends
The match was declared a draw. Various political and civic notes follow, including anticipated Tennessee governor appointing Congressman McMillin to the Senate. Kansas City police target nickel-in-the-slot machines. Wholesalers meet planned in Cincinnati in October 1994. Epworth League cabinet picks Seattle Wach Omaha for next year. San Antonio sewer system project 70.84 miles long, cost 881000, largest in the nation.
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Wholesalers’ Association
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International Epworth League
Seattle
Wach
Omaha
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Prospects Brighten as Miners Agree to Uniform Contract
Pittsburg district sees awakening as W P DeArmitt of the New York and Cleveland Coal company agrees to sign a uniform contract to end the strike. Miners officials seek 5 percent operator participation, with plan to curb company stores and ensure fair weights. Additional mines in the Panhandle shut due to strikers joining, coal prices listed, and general calm reported across districts.
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New York and Cleveland
Joint Committee
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Iminers
General Little
Ohio Board of Arbitration
Ohio
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Ilinois
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Cannonsburg
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Transmississippi Congress Opens in Salt Lake City
Western affairs report the Transmississippi congress opened in Salt Lake City with delegates from states and territories west of the Mississippi.Governor Wells delivered a welcome, joined by Mayor Glendinning and Colonel Doniphan, as Rev A L Hua Bon led prayer.
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Glendinning
Doniphan
St. Joseph, Mo
Lydia E Pinkham Woman's Cure Promised Relief
Reader letters describe relief from ovarian trouble and menstrual pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A testimonial from Laim Hanson of Michigan cites weight gain from 93 to 115 pounds and absence of leucorrhea after four years of suffering. The ad urges writing to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and notes drugstores stock the product.
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Flushing
Geneseo Go
Michigan
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