Whitney A Reconciliation Ends in Stabbing at Beatrior
In Beatrior Nebraska July 22, ex editor Tomaa B Fulton who had public reconciliation with his wife’s father was stabbed by her father in the street after a confrontation about a published card. Fulton was seriously wounded, the Whitney family later left town and Fulton's condition was reported serious. Other briefs note the death of Mrs Sheldon in OX across the state and local incidents.
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Knfe
General Colby
Wymore
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Sheldon
Oxavnron
Jonnia D. Sheldon
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Shel Don
Iowa
Nebraska
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Global Sugar Trade Talks and Currency Delay Report
A Chicago gathering of leading syrup and jam makers discussed a plan to meet with glucose trust head O B Matthieson. The group delayed any agreement until after Matthieson’s Aug 1 arrival and possible plans for mixers. President McKinley will withhold the currency message until the tariff debate advances in the Senate.
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Commercial Exchange
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Glucose Trust
Matthieson
Washington
McKinley
Senate
Congress
Tariff clash prompts Senate debate as Friday vote eyed
Washington July 22 The senate concluded the conference tariff report debate with a challenge by Jones Ark against the printing paper clause and a retaliatory duty on wood pulp. Vice President Hobart overruled the point. Opposition leaders Jones White warn final vote on the tariff bill may occur Friday with adjournment likely Saturday.
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Tobacco trade restrictions spark US resolution
Washington reports July 2 1898 the house passed a joint resolution urged to investigate government contracts restricting American tobacco sales abroad and to negotiate modifications with foreign governments. Swanson supported the measure. Washington July 23 1898 Alaska cargo policy favors American vessels and blocks foreign ships from relief duties.
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Evana
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Dem. Va
Alaska Gold
Treasury Department
Pacific
United States
Alaska
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Yukon District
Seattle
San Francisco
Yukon Gold Fields Strike Stuns Seattle Reader
B R Shaw, a former Seattle insurance man, declares a vast Yukon mining strike. He reports two creeks yielding rich pay, with dust and gulch dumps prolific. He cites 92 million pulled so far, predicting 50 million more next year. He notes 100 ounce pan yields and five five gallon cans of gold dust in a cabin. Milburn’s Wesleyan meeting features a strong address by Rev. W H Milburn. Butler to resign as People's Party chair per Watson's call in Atlanta.
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Beyond Bessel
Seattle
B. R. Shaw
Shaw
Debs Attacks Pocahontas Mayor Over Sovereign Speech
Debs addressed several hundred miners at Watron West Virginia, denouncing Pocahontas mayor for blocking Sovereign from speaking. He defended socialist aims and warned free speech is under attack as power is dammed by company interests. Debs plans to visit Columbus. Ratchford will visit him.
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Sovereign
Fairvont W. Va
Eugena V. Debs
Watron
Monoak
New England
Co Inombus
Ratchford
United States
Russia
West Virginia
May End the Miners Strike Uniformity Plan Depends on Pittsburg Operators
In Pittsburg, chairman Little and President DeArmitt arrived to win mine owners' cooperation for the uniformity plan. Little said success now hinges on local operators and will call a meeting soon. Miners Secretary Warner appeals for aid, citing starvation and deaths, with workers demanding living wages before returning to work.
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Tom's Run
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