Tariff debates and senate action on mining and land bills
The Congress floor recounts tariff bills and amendments as senators push to set uniform rates on duties, strike classification details, and debate protection versus free trade. House and Senate consider mining lands, land patents, and agricultural education funding amid adjournments and procedural votes.
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United States
Secretary of the Interior
Tonyrose Proporala
Faulkner
Alriver
McPherann
Mmotherson
Cutlow
Seontor Cullorm
Ghovn
My. Chowne
Wisconsin
Sr. Hayes
Nat McKay
Br. Carter
Moultaus
Lawia
Ubipmane
Bmishigaz
Pie Lands
Oreignesa
Morong
Saints Agricultural and Loge
J. D. Taylor
Ohio
Hont
Accasion
Nenes
Gary
Enteu
Representa Live
Chambor
Ogun
Aldrich
Elba Jaid Wyida
Senate
McPherson
Sonittor
Bowie
Howse
Accounta
Information Age
Russia
Wuathou Pasaedt
Wathy
Borschud
Plunk
Geonie
Tue
Benster McPherson
Pansion
Intense Senate Debates Over Quay Resolution in Congress
Washington reports intense senate debate as Quay resolution sparks a potential long adjournment fight. Hoar’s amendments fail to break the logjam while factions threaten a clash. a compromise date for a vote on the election bill is sought amid party tensions. New talks surface on Struble’s public buildings stance and Grant memorial issues as lawmakers maneuver for upcoming sessions.
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Senate
Bitent Ciay
Lin Haa Nayer
Beon
Saat
Hoar
Raintowna
Pugh
Quay
Sosalon
Kenny
Ohio
Congress
Strable
Struble
Hebar Boen
Billa
I ‘Gen
Sparks from the Wires Across Austria Report
A chaotic bulletin notes widespread fatal sunstroke incidents in Austria. It cites a series of political and industrial events including a rebel suppression near Washington Georgia, a fire death on a farm, and Irish labor union activity in Limerick. It mentions probate in Ohio, a Quebec cabinet meeting, and price hikes by bolt makers in Pittsburgh. A Russian steamer burned on the Volga with passengers perishing.
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Austria
Tue Sultan
Bmorovou
H. J. Aili
Washington
J. H. Wade
Clavaland
J. WH. Wade, Jr
Quebec
Montreal
Hos
Aly
Robidons
Lang- Wier
Turnett
Pittsbury
Gregory
Nisho-Novgorod
Russia
The British Fur Trade Fight Over Vancouver Island Animals
A heated debate on hunting whales and seals near Vancouver Island dominates a British and American response. Officials fear extinction of a major fur resource while private fleets pursue profits, arguing protection for future markets and territorial claims.
The Wild North Adventure of Archdeacon Vincent
Native Archdeacon Vincent, from St Pauls parish, travels by canoe from Hideon Bay toward Winnipey and Albany rivers. The perilous voyage features rapids, portages, and a dangerous route with locals aiding after a rock strike. Vincent is accompanied by his brother James Vincent and details include his education at St Johns and his role with HB Co. Also noted: a brakeman death on a New York train.
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Archaeneon
Enogo
Yhair Pandice
Doiog
O'Lvo Agsin
Gould
Wallope
Archdesvon
St. Paul's Pariah
St. John's
James Vincent
Charys
HB. Co
Alvany
Ana Lake
Joseph Wulo
Albany
Sidwilus
Joma Bay
Tawal a Revolution and Hawaiian News in 1860s Style
A garbled telegraphlike report from Itwwall describes rising native discontent in Hawaii with foreign influence. Admiral Brown notes American protection. natives rally around reformers seeking more native governance. A planned August uprising may have been postponed as rumors spread in Honolulu and across the islands.
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Admiral Brown
Sanship Clarlor Jon
Heattle
Hon
Intay
Hornald
Luna
Ponce
Hawailand
Mookianica Union Pasecil Tonvittions
Chaelaston
Revolutionary Party
Honolulu
Cholera in Japan Report on Yokohama to Nagasaki
The Oceanle arrives from the Orient with cholera reports as outbreaks rise in Yokohama and Tokyo. By July 8 about 5,000 cases and 1,000 deaths are recorded, with Nagasaki worst. European deaths occur after rapid onset. government actions fail to curb spread near Nagasaki.
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Cygon
Wall
Orient
Japan
Hfe
Yokohama
Nagaguki
Inva
Kobo
Mia
Shrouder
Ayecumbad
Uni
Nagaaki
Nagasaki
Wavanty-Tva
Tokio Marketa
Igan
Popular bookkeeper fled after forged drafts discovered
Jordon, a trusted bookkeeper at the Honk of JAttie Rock, disappeared after it was found he forged two drafts totaling over 420 dollars. He left his wife in Little Mack with his companion, a young widow, and the duo were last seen heading toward Obie coge. The forgeries originated in New York and Chicago, with payments routed through banks in those cities. The case shocks the community and authorities consider possible pursuit.
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Washington
Tas
Miewouti
McPharaou
Ntva
Acsi Gion
Buchanan
Henderaon
Souls
Senate
Karr
Iowa
Anderson
Magon
Minoin
Impura
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Fairbank
Finsen
Alen
Alicbigd
Ashambiles
Tilingia
Hondorapa
Sisanole
T. Foreman
Tilivell
Messra
Stuart
Oates
Wheeler
Fies
Tito Blanks
Tarpa
Settiora
Antesilar
MaPherson
Stewart
Araxa
Sevator Alicich
Henderaan
Tilluois
Shure
Atentyy
Aoktiga Tin House
George BH. White
Bureau of Yards and Tagke
My. O'Neill
Pannsilvans
Ras Mitioa
Gon
Taut
Arington
Fr. Quinn
New York
McKintey
Committee On
God
Billy
Aldrich
Dybata
Plum
Wy Pewou
Cho
Watson
Quay
Cagnon
Illinois
Ures
Iazy
O'Nalil
Pennsylvanis
Wataou
Saas
Alexander
Stavely
Congress
Thil
Chosue Wie
Cape
Erakleia
Talon
Mt Thena
Apo
Treasury
Tingle
Noyan
Tinkls
Priyata Gentera
Vuneromn
Ravenne
Tainton
Cntisa
Titon
British Columbia
Goff
Ablay
Rtntamant
Kovernment
D. C. Jordon
Jattie Rock
Fallon
Jordan
Bia
Lome
Durdon'e Parhdy
Laule Bb
Esenral
Tattle
Orring Bool Thoopur
Cotuprofon
Obiecoge
Sensational murder case shifts in Pike County prison mix
Reports detail Teana Hmith, a Pike County killer in a penitentiary annex, amid new allegations of a conspiratorial plot to free him. A wife of a Columbus German saloon keeper is implicated, and ties to Mrs. Lanth and Utta Leuth loom as authorities weigh commutations and potential legal changes.
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Teana Hmith
Pike County
Ohio
Wilderer
Vno
Mra
Raelin Vuror
Aslumbus
Abe
Smith
Mavazomant Gé
St. Biaith
Prardogh
Ean Motatlhon
Hiwen
Poelon
Market Review Reflects Mixed Commodity Signals Across Cities
The review notes tightening money, rising prices in steel and leather, and strong wheat and exports, with cautious improvement in cotton and wool outlooks. It cites higher bank rates in Chicago and New Orleans, steady pig iron demand, and a broad view of continued liquidation and cautious business activity nationwide.
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Trude
Cho
Turbonoe
Chicago
Trong Damaid
St. Louis
New Orleans
Denver
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Detroit
Gogda
New York
Damand
Livarynal
Mara
Anton
Cory Aeticipations
Galveston
Louis Business
Samantnl
Mt Kayuna
Minngapolin
Chienga
Bituy
North Dakota liquor original package ruling 1930s
A Northwestern decision by Judge Rose in Barnes County disputes original package sales under the Wilcon bill. It finds the act unconstitutional when enacted, ruling states lacked authority to regulate interstate commerce and prohibitions on importation. Original package sellers may be restricted. drinking on premises is addressed. The ruling also touches North Dakota and South Dakota implications.
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Duten
North Dakota
South
Dakata
Nowe
Barnes County
Rose
Wilcon
Howey
Stonn
Lalota
Pinched in the deal sparks takeover rumor in Chicago yard
A chaotic tale unfolds of alleged stock manipulation and a looming corporate seizure involving a Chicago yard company tied to a Brooklyn transfer. Investors dispute the organization, with rumors of a wealthy group seeking to control shares, push redemptions, and potential liquidation while courts and underwriters maneuver to protect or reclaim assets.
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Bliokhey
Jilon
Conormad Nous
Footarl
Garde
Nate
Laka
Vale
Wrederick Trine
Bastion
Uringe
Tree
Thayer
St Lind
Aigwil
Goliemna Mt Frat
Aioe
Ouve Ypansd
Chicago
Tn Nantly Ovary Coke
Xyndicata Prociadel
Avo
Dover
A Most Gorgeous Fight Involving a Drunk Man
A drunken confrontation on the avenue ends with a violent attack by a crazed man named Cole. Ex-Justice of the Peace Shield and others intervene as stones, a knife, and a dog are used during the assault, leaving Jiwon Smith with severe injuries and Cole jailed after a chaotic brawl.
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Wii
Douglue
Jiwon
Alda
Atrest
Cole
Boith
Binth
Durkay
Justice of the Peace
Smichuel Shield
Aod
Bhivld
Bruvst Ood
Blu Beut
Tisrkay
Shield
Darkey
Joseph Murawitz
Schuester
Hint
Arriyud
Ike
Gillenurine
Smith
Schneider
Fragmentary historical note on 18th century events and crops
A garbled fragment describes a potato crop and a planned event at Otahar. It mentions a breaking avattulding in wadventary baiting toward St. Petyrsborg, with eighteen forkway damaged and etque injured, reflecting a chaotic mid event in a distant place.
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Bkibvorven
St. Petyrsborg
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