Blaine in Boston and a Erie wreck in New York aug. 18
Blaine arrived in Boston amid a vast crowd at Vendome hotel and praised by supporters as he urged labor and protection. An eastbound Erie Express wreck near Ho hal a injured several, including fireman Alexander Newman, with cars and horses dropped 80 feet and a rapid fire following the crash. General Sheridan’s will admitted to probate.
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Sheridan
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Sherlan
Kate Sheridan
Ohio
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Linden Kent
Senate Votes and Debates Mark Session on Treaty and Pension
The Senate debated the fisheries treaty in open session with Mr Call supporting ratification, then votes on postponement by Mr Morgan. The House discussed printing inquiries, pardons, and a $200,000 infectious disease aid, while DC park land condemnation was debated and pension for total deafness raised to $90 a month before adjournment.
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Yellow Fever Panic Paralyzes Jacksonville Excerpt
The Debayed Scourge reports a fever panic as residents flee by all means of exodus. Outlying towns set quarantines, Macon closes gates, Atlanta becomes the only exit. Police patrols increase, business stalls, and groups fear impending looting while martial law rumors surface.
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Volcanic Eruptions Hit Japanese Villages
From San Francisco reports on Japan volcano activity, Kinhewa Okimoto and Hosona in Hikonsora Mura were buried under sand and ash as the ground collapsed where they stood. Many residents were killed and most homes in Mino were destroyed. The death toll remains unknown but likely high.
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Large Harrison visit draws thousands to Indianapolis reception
General Harrison resumes welcoming delegations after five days of partial pause. 6,000 to 7,000 visitors from Indiana and Illinois, including Noblesville, Millersville, Arcadia, Decatur, and Douglas County, join a crowded University Park crowd. The day features a major tariff discussion and a noted display by Decatur Young Republicans as a 200-member parade leads a four-thousand-strong audience. A Chicago mail robbery case is also reported, detailing a two-year scheme stealing letters, checks, and valuables. several suspects are in custody and more arrests expected.
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Decatur
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Conflicting Rates Delays North Western Advance
Senate and House actions unfold across several topics. Reagan proposes a trusts bill with judiciary reference. a U S vessel citizen requirement bill passes committee. Yankton & Missouri case moves aside. fisheries treaty face open session debate. Fortification bill quorum stalls House. Public notice seeks Dakota statehood message. Red Wing rail line contracts set. Rochester races open with $10,000 purse.
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Yankton & Missouri River
Yankton Reservation
Dakota
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Committee On Finance
Edwards Stock Booming at Fanno and Aug 14 Convention
The city fills with delegates to the republican county convention as Edwards supporters claim a large bloc will back his slate. Meanwhile Nutmeg Polltier presides at Hantrorp Aug 4 as John Manti becomes chair. Morgan and Burkley are named for governor and lieutenant governor positions. An unrelated incident reports a sexual assault on a daughter in Donuts, and a Siberian convicts escape attempt ends with eleven killed, ten wounded, and six escaped.
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Wisconsin Democratic Convention Nominees Named
At the Minnesota State Democratic Convention in St. Paul on August 16, 1890, the anti-Doran faction gained Ramsey County seats while H. K. Wells presided in place of Doran. Nominations for governor led to Wilson of Minneapolis winning the Democratic nomination over Ames of Minneapolis by a vote of 238 to 134, with the convention adopting a platform endorsing tariff reductions, Mills bill, and Australia voting law amid ongoing Doran and anti-Doran tensions and a roll-call adjournment.
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Lamberton
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Committee On Credentials
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Ames
Ommites
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Thurman
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Barrett
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Neutistics
Motion to Adjourn Until Morning Prevails
Report notes the vote to adjourn until morning carried while discussions stirred bad feeling in hotel lobbies. It is hoped a basis for harmony may be developed by tomorrow.
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Senate approves land relief and debates treaty
The Senate passed a land price relief bill lowering sale prices from 8250 to 1.25 per acre under a June 15, 1885 act and moved to the Gerentes treaty where Mr. Morgan urged postponement until December. House proceedings covered fortifications funds, a Waterville gun factory fight, a $600,000 dry dock proposal on Lake Ontario, and railroad purchases by Canadian Pacific amid cross border trade concerns. The day ended with the committee rising and the bill set for tomorrow.
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Pacific
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Tomorow
Blaine speech fuels tariff clash in Washington
Washington Aug 18 A Washington Special to the Herald reports Blaine pushing to keep tariff debate separate from free trade or protection. Senators oppose a tariff bill. Sher, Cullom, Mitchell among Republicans split. A Portland welcome for Blaine draws large crowds as he argues trusts are private affairs and not tied to protection policy. Union delegates break from New York over representation at the national convention in Washington.
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