Various 1890s upheavals and incidents span world and U S
A chaotic scan lists deaths, political shifts, strikes, and disasters across the globe. Notable items include Sir Charles Trevelyan’s death in New York and a cholera scare in Spain, political maneuvers in Illinois and Ohio, a Philadelphia brewery fire, a St. Louis furniture strike ending, and Irish league plans in Chicago. Also noted are violence cases in Massachusetts and New Jersey, and economic figures such as Montana and Dakota indebtedness. The Bohemian convention, the Prince of Wales as editor, and Nevada and western incidents are mentioned, with various legal and social upheavals threaded through a sprawling miscellany.
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Chicago
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ars. Kaine
St. Louis
Hon
A. A. Taylor
Powderly
Philadelphia
Hi. H. Swift & Co
New York
Collins Brothers
Fergus Falls
Cardinal Taschereau
Canada
Knights of Labor
Beresford
Oak
Bushnell, I
Frank Waldorf
West Seneca, N. Y
Debates Over Pension Tax Rule Mark Day in Senate
Washington June 22 An hour long session features Mr Morrison’s plan to tax pension bill expenditures provoking wide debate and personal attacks. Other measures include amendments on desert lands and a railroad right of way in Montana with quotes from Blair Inghalls and Reed. Senate adjourns after adjournment moves and a Sparks to the Senate report.
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Washineton
Hawley
Congress
United States
Senate
Blair
Ingalls
Mr. Blair
Yeas
Messrs
Dolph
Teller
Sparks
Samuel L. Gilson
Pennsylvania
Fort Peck Agency
Montana
J. J. Ankeny
Minneapolis
St. Curtin Simmons
Hudson
Wis
Heremssos
Mars
Pioneer Press
Gladstone in Glasgow draws vast crowd for speech
In Glasgow on June 22, Mr and Mrs Gladstone arrived to a great greeting as Hengler's Circus hall packed for Gladstone's remarks. He pressed Protestant security in Ulster, Scottish union with England, and Scotland's home rule, denying Ireland would be independent under any bill.
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Glasgow
Gladstone
Hengler
G Gladstone
Ulster
Scotland
England
Ireland
ANOTHER RAILROAD STRIKE ON LAKE SHORE ROAD CHICAGO
The Lake Shore Switchmen at the Union stock yards quit at 2 30 PM over eight fired men. Mob attacked trains at Forty Third street and Englewood lines. Conductor Charles Elihart and switchman John Berger injured. No arrests.
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Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Aml
Lake Shore
Chaco
Englewood
Forty-Third Street
Charles
Elihart
John Berger
Morrison Reports Rules Debate and Civil Bill Motion
In the house today Mr Morrison moved to adopt the committee on rules report amending rules. The house initially refused to consider it, with Republicans filibustering and abstaining from votes until adjournment at six. The dry civil appropriation bill will take priority tomorrow, while the rule change may not be called up. Albert H Scott announced the third annual salary adjustments for presidential postmasters, effective soon.
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Appinusa
Wisconsin
Morrison
Reed
Yeas
Read
Senate
Wasnseron
Jie
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Hawley
Congress
Beck
Mitchell
Northern Pacific Railroad
Laughtr
Nays
van Wyck
Judiciary Committee
Vance
Edmunds
Mr. Logan
Blair
Court of Chancery
Adrmson
Committee
House
Postoffice Slattera
Albert H. Scott
Postoffice Department
Erst
St. Paul
Cate la
McCarthy
Washburn
M. N.G
King
Mankato
Little Big Horn tenth anniversary celebration prep
Preparations are complete for the tenth anniversary observance of the Custer massacre at the Little Big Horn battlefield. Captain Godfrey leads arrangements with cavalry and Fifth Infantry. Chief Gaul and Crow delegates will recount the fight as officers and veterans gather at the monument where 277 fallen warriors lie.
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Cremonies
Little Big Horn
Custer
Mont
Pioneer Press
Godfrey
Gaul
Forte Keogh
Yates Arved Sovlay Toanorrow
St. Paul
Camp Custer Battle Ground
Captain Godfrey
Cavalry
Company K
Fifth Infantry
Captain Baldwin
Wacred
McDougall
Edwerly
Seventh Cavalry
Slocum
Brower
Mann
Porter
Reno
Cochran
Partello
Fort Custer
Bendeon
Ninth Cavalry
Pan'y Aie
Gay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles E. Trevelyan
Spain
Cleveland
Ee Davis
Illinois
Prince Luitpold
Bavaria
Carlisle
Commodore Kittson
L. A. Braner
Ohio
New Foundland
Dakota
Irish National League
E. C. Sears
Canton, Dak
the Prince of Wales
London
Charles Cobley
Gardner
Mass
Dizzie Cella
Geennie
Alera Joseph Hagoplds
Jery
Iumber Marchand
Badvall
Buffal
Minnesota
Baltimore
Europe
Aie Pier
Mamie Austin
Urbana
Nts
Ena Ans
Northern Pacific Sur
Washington Territory
Cascade
Northern Pacific
Maxwell
Imington
Pottsville
N. J
James Harrison
Buckskin
Mandan
Bismarck
Idan Times
Pase Fire Company
Jamestown
Pcouinek
James O' Shields
Michigan
Howard
Bat Cinemas Ees
Ye Tao
Tanites
Mountain Meadow
Shield
Farth
Arizona
Oa Aaa
Mr. Morrison
Bons
Scott
Maine
Hiscock
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
Bragg
Republican Party
Randall
Epex Prainisz
Mon
Samuel BI Tence
I Seok
Gienwoon Smixes
Bella Sager
Roaring Forks
Secape Poe
Grand River
Gambler
Detroit
Custer Battle Ground
Wdakote
Park River
Ashton
North Yakima
Ellensburg
Straitt
Board of Trade of
Minn
Minnesota River
J. Williams
Oak Park
Long
France
Count of
Paris
Tiday
Napoleon
Pion Pion
Geneva
Prince Vier
Brussels
John Convey
Reddy
Bij
Convey
Warer
Kellaher
Pinney
Boece
Milwaukee
John E. Davies
Wisconsin State University
Aman
Helin
Berane
Jauxsrows
Dax. Jones&1
Sor Dakots
Chas. A. Burchard
Hayes
The
Marinere
Hix
Wasona
Winomm
Pansk
de Freycinct
Chamber of Deputies
Ciimox
wonMene
Dyper
Bef
Pat
Rice
Vancouver
B. C
W. A. Maclean
Butte
Miller
Zi Watian
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