Senate approves monument to Gen Geo Rogers Clark in Louisville
In the Senate a bill to erect a monument to General Geo Rogers Clark in Louisville Kentucky was reported and passed. Senators Voorhees Blackburn praised Clark’s captures at Vincennes while debates on the wool schedule and tariff provisions continued with divisions on free wool and related duties. The House opened or finished committee actions on the tariff bill and adjourned after naming a select committee to investigate contract labor.
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Fuller Confirmation At Senate Secret Session
The Fuller case was reviewed in a closed senate session with informal discussion lasting about half an hour. Judiciary members indicated no public charges against Fuller and the matter was postponed to next session, with expectation of confirmation for Fuller tomorrow or the following day. Thomas H B Jones was confirmed as Indian agent at Berthold Dakota.
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Thomas H.B. Jones
Berthold Agency
Dakota
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Fuller
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Cepa
Puller
Marietta Centennal Opening Sparks Ceremonies and Speeches
Crowds gather for the Marietta centennial opening with thunder from artillery and steam whistles. Gov Foraker leads a parade aided by U S regulars under Colonel Kellogg and Ohio militia. Judges and civic leaders deliver pointed remarks. Governor Foraker hosts a reception at the Canal residence as Ottawa reports progress on river routes.
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Govphar Foraker
United States
Kellogg
Ohio
Ee Bey
Charles
Reemlin
Oinelonati
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Wisconsin Supreme Bench
Ooh
Foraker
Tariff Toilers Of the House Ends In Turmoil
The long tariff debate continues as amendments to repealing taxes on spirits cigars oleomargarine and other items are argued. The house rejects various provisions while讨论ing a October 1 1888 effective date and a final vote is expected Saturday with many amendments already defeated or moved.
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Moore Misseng and the Adultery Case Amid Larceny Papers
Moore released by Judge Guthrie then rearrested for adultery with a $500 bond. case set for next Monday. Dispatches from Topeka report Moore has disappeared after his release, though he claimed he would not evade officers. Judge Laughlin arrived late, and newspapers offer little information on Norton or Mrs. Norton.
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Anarchy Plotter Foiled In Chicago by Banfield
Inspector Banfield, in a July 17 seizure near Ashland Avenue and Thirty third Street, halted a planned dynamite attack on Judge Gary Grinnell and others. Twelve dynamite bombs, a revolver, and eight knives were recovered. two more arrests followed as the prisoner admitted anarchist aims rooted in haymarket era schemes.
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Haymarket Times
Board of Trade
Wht Under Peculiay Ciumata
St Louis July 17 Prosecuting Attorney Mosby shot and killed by Mark Stevenson while Mosby was entering a safe. The incident occurred at a private residence in the city with Stevenson acting as the gunman. The background and motive remain under investigation.
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W.S. Mosby
Mark Respected
Stevenson
Siate
Serene Nes Peasino
Ahi
Renlennuthau Mosby
Admission of Washington Territory in Senate Debate
The Senate discussed admitting Washington as a state from its present territory and part of Idaho. Proposals split over including North Idaho. some favored immediate admission, others opposed annexation, with a plan to let residents vote if the border change was to occur. House focused on tariff bills. In Chicago, 150 grievance committee chairs debated the Burlington strike and vowed no general strike, affirming loyalty to the Q line and condemning violence.
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Iowa
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United Labor Convention Endorses Australian Voting System
July 17 Windom Hall hosts the state convention with about fifty delegates, mainly from Minneapolis and Hennepin County. The platform backs Australian ballots, land tax, state railroad control, shorter hours, simpler courts, and broad labor advocacy while opposing old parties.
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United Labor Party
Windom Hall
Tise
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Harrison Demonstration in Indiana Receives General Harrison
Report of a July demonstration in Kokomo and Peru shows General Harrison accepting the event as evidence of Republican unity in Howard County. He welcomed clubs at the new Denison house, praised Chicago convention actions, and shook hands with supporters before returning home.
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Abolition battle in Paris sparks urgent duelling bill
In Paris July 1 Bishop Freppel introduced a deputy chamber bill to abolish dueling and push for urgency. He cited the Hloquet Boulangist duel as a key trigger. The chamber rejected the demand for urgency. General Boulanger’s condition at night remained unchanged and aides refused him speech access.
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M. Floquet
Potas
Collector Farrington Reports No Sign of New Ucar Appointee
July 17. Colonel Farrington, customs chief, says he has seen no trace of Dr. Ucar as the newly appointed collector. He notes Ucar left St. Vincent or Le Paw weeks ago. Unclear fragments mention Dumas and Zols Monored and a July 7 date related to a Legion of Honor decoration for M. Smile Zola.
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