Debate on Repeal of Federal Election Law Begins
Debates open as members from both parties vow to participate in repealing the section laws. Tucker leads for Democrats with Johnson of North Dakota opposing, names to speak include Dearmond Lawson Pattergon Divemore Murhin English Clark Mooney Fellows Cummings Ramer Johnson Tod Brosius Hull Town Karrows Payne pdegrass Cooper Cannon Throks Hangen.
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Tucker
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Dolliver
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Lawson
Penn
Pattergon
Venn
Divemore
Ark
Murhin
Ind
English
New Jersey
Clark
Missouri
Mooney
Mise
Fellows and Cummings
N. Y
Ramer
Tod
Brosius
Hull
Town
Karrow
CIGARMAKERS IN SESSION AT MILWAUKEE MEETING
The biennial session of the International Cigarmakers union opened at West Side Turner hall Milwaukee with 470 delegates. President G W Perkins of Chicago spoke on the union's strength with about 40 000 members in the US and Canada and a $500 000 treasury. The convention lasts about ten to fourteen days and actions require local union ratification. Samel Gompera of New York attended for the AFL.
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International Union
Milwaukee
West Side
Turner Hall
International Cigarmakers' Union
G. W. Perkins
Chicago
International Organization
Indianapolia
Perkins
United States
Canada
Samel Gompera
New York
Dixon Still Champion Defeats Solly Smith at Coney Island
George Dixon the world featherweight champion defeated Solly Smith of California in seven rounds at the Coney Island Athletic Club winning a $10,000 purse and retaining his title. The event drew betting at 2 to 1 in Dixon's favor with Dixon supported by Tom O Rourke Godfrey and Jack Havelin and Smith aided by Seward Smith Jack Oliver and Billy Delaney. Referee was John Eckhard.
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Solly Smith
New York
George Dixon
Soly Smith
California
Coney Island Athletic Club
Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
Godfrey
Jack Havelin
Smith
Seward Smith
Jack Oliver
Billy Delaney
John Eckhard
Delay Resolution Aims to Postpone Federal Law Debates
In Washington on September 27 a senate resolution by Idaho's Mr. Dubois proposes delaying all federal election, tariff, and finance legislation until January 15, 1804 to allow partially represented states Washington, Montana, and Wyoming time to elect senators. The measure faced opposition from Mr. Sherman while Mr. Peffer spoke on treasury secrecy. the resolution was laid on the table. Presidential nominations followed and dachshunds arrived at the White House from Bremen.
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Senate
Dubois
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Peffer
Sherman
Tensury Department
Sewart
Quay
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Parkins
California
Clergyman Brown Dies by Jumping Into Erie Canal
Fremont Sept 27 M Y Brown a Christian clergyman recently resigning his Brad dock Pa charge died by self inflicted immersion in the Erie canal. He had been adjudged insane and was being taken to Ogdensburg asylum from Pembroke Genessee county but escaped his guards.
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Detroit
Mich
Ionin
Coral
Montvali
Lansing and Northern
San Francisco
Leland
Stanford
Soneator Sanford
Byracvst
M. x
Fremont
Y. Brown
Braddock
Erie Canal
Jaeane
Ogdensburg
Pembroke
Genessee County
Wixa aids worth poor as city to organize drive
Minn Sept 27 The association to aid the worthy poor will soon organize in this city. Each member pledges 25 cents per month for relief and wards will form subcommittees to locate and report needy persons. Also noted are delays in murder trials, a factory restart after four months idle, and three smallpox deaths in New York.
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Wixa
Minn
Atwr
Faueauny
Faribault Furniture Company
New York
Riverside
North Brothers Island
Sanitary
Religious Parliament Opens Morning Session in Chicago
The world religious parliament heard Julia Ward Howe praise its potential impact on Christendom. Sermons covered Protestant missions in Turkey and Christ’s message to other faiths, with talks on Christianity’s relation to other religions and a proposed human religious reunion. A Buddhist congress was added for the evening with Japanese Ceylonese and Sidnese delegates.
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Chicago
Julia Ward Howe
Christendom
A. N. Idnados
Alfred Momierjia
London
Port au Prince coaling station claim sparks U S interest
A Port au Prince dispatch says the United States plans to renew efforts to seize Mole St. Nicholas for a coaling station and that the North Atlantic Squadron may stop there on its route to southern waters. Officials are guarded while rumors run wild across Haiti.
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New York
the Herald
Port Au Prince
Hayti
United States
Mole St. Nicholas
North Atlantic
Republic
Rio Again Bombarded by Rebel Fleet at Rio de Janeiro
New York reports a second bombardment of Rio de Janeiro by Admiral de Mello’s rebel fleet. Casualties include women and children. government restrictions prevent full casualty reporting. Proclamations denounce President Peixoto and call for patriotic aid to restore republican rule. Parana state rebels and arms shipments to General Hippolyte indicate wider insurrection.
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Herald
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Rio de Janeiro
de Mello
Mello
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Peixoto
Senate
Arcerts
Brazil
Brazilian Congress
Agni- Dacian
Peirote
Ealls
Rio Grande
Hippolyte
Parana
Railroad strikes trigger injunctions and damages suit
Louisville and Nashville railroad appeals for court help against striking machinists. Injunctions sought at Mobile and Evansville to stop interference with company workers. Evansville also sues local committeemen for 9500 damages. Strikers recruit from distance to swell ranks amid tensions.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mobile and
Evanaville
Evansville
Louvieville
Odd Fellows parade and events at the fair
Thousands of Odd Fellows from the United States and Canada attended a national lodge session at the fair with 500 Patriarchs Militant performing trooping the colors and drills. Daughters of Rebekah celebrated independently as visitors filled the stock pavilion for competitive lodge drills during a busy day at the fair.
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White City
United States
Canada
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
National Commission
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Casino Pier
Festival Hall
Brenezencia Fire Wipes Out Town in Poland
A Warsaw cable summaries Brenezencia in ashes after a massive fire. Details are scarce but reports say several residents perished and about five hundred families lost their homes.
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New York
Warsaw
Brenezencia
Latest market prices at Paul Union Stock Yards 1608
Prices for hogs steady higher on light demand while cattle trade shows limited activity. Good steers quoted around 2.25 to 2.48, prime cows about 2.00, and sale cows near 1.50 to 1.75. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs around 30, mutton 28, and lambs 40 to 77.25 per head. hogs about 1,000 head reported in calves, with miscellaneous stockers and feeders noted.
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Paul Union Stock Yarda
Sovrm
Paul
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Chicago live stock figures show cattle steady and hogs uneven with mixed demand. Grains and provisions quotes for September through December outline futures levels, including wheat near 84 to 89 cents and corn around 40 to 45 cents, with lard, pork, and other commodities listed.
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Chicago
Hiloes
Dee Eermber
Diye
Ge. Polk
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