Republican Senatorial Caucus Debates Election Bill Amendments
Washington July 40 Associated Press reports the Republican Senate caucus formed a four member committee to confer on amending rules to pass the federal elections bill. The group grapples with passing the bill versus not altering Senate rules, amid debate over blocking tactics and the risk of a stalled program. Leaders seek timing on shipping and sundry civil bills before addressing broader policy.
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Washington
Republican Senatorial Caucus
Committee On Rules
Senate
Reed
Associated Press
Silver Bill Debates On Currency and Land Grant Forfeiture
Washington July 10 Senate resumes conference report on the silver bill. Morgan opposes the report arguing it monometallizes the country and destroys silver as money. Vance, Dolph, Teller, and Plumb push for or against free coinage, noting Treasury note issuance and the bill’s goal to maintain gold standards while expanding silver purchases.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Friends of Free
Colorado
Teller
Ohio
Farwell
Mr. Jones
Nevada
Mr. Morgan
Treasury
United States
Jones
Moergan
Galk
Plumb
House
Vance
Allison
Dolph
Congress
Oregon
Mitchell
Prominent Names Appear in Unclear OCR Fragment
A fragmentary OCR listing several names including Ropert Commas Moses Wittiaus Henri W. Dracec Haman W. CHAP JosEPH S. Far Jr and ALEX F. Wapswo RL EN appears without context or clear event details. No dates places or organizations are legible to determine a concrete news item or outcome.
Observations From North And Elsewhere
Observations taken elsewhere note patterns and contrasts with northern data. Researchers compare methods and outcomes across regions to identify common trends and divergent results.
Arrival and Sailing Dispatches From New York Ports
New York on July 10 reports arrivals including Karka Bonny Doon of Belfast and several schooners with owners and home ports listed. Departures include stearnships Ohio Egypt Leonora to Liverpool and others to Glasgow London Havana and Saigon with multiple vessels cleared or noted in harbor records.
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New York
Karka Bonny Doon
Belfast
A. C. Kenn
Bath
St. Croix
Wentworth
George and Albert
Hastings
Joseph G. Lean
New Helford
Grace Webster
Vortland
M. ©. Carroll
Mosea
Eddy
Bangor
Ohio
Egypt
Leonora
Liverpool
Stave
Nevada
Sidonian
Glasgow
Hipparchus
London
Rhaetia
Ramburg
Mudad Condal
Havana
Falcon
Bkapana
Rumored British Cabinet Reconstruction and Oceanic Crises
Multiple items across pages mention the rumored reconstruction of the British Cabinet, the Heligoland cession bill's progress, and the Congo State acquisition plan by Belgium. Notable events include the Guatemalan Sant Salvador crisis position, Danes’ naval matters, and anarchists on trial in Leipsic, alongside local notes on the city and regatta setbacks.
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Congo
Belgium
Leipsic
Japan
Five Women Killed in Crossing Crash Near Owego
A special train on the Southern Central road struck a carriage carrying five women at a grade crossing two miles north of Owego New York at six this evening. Mrs Cleveland widow of ex Sheriff Cleve land of Liogo county Mrs James Shay and Mrs Avery Whitmarsh were instantly killed. Mrs Thomas Beahan and Mrs Harvey Van Duzer were badly injured.
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Binenamton
N. Y
Owego
Cleveland
Liogo County
James Shay
Avery Whitmarsh
Thomas Beahan
Harvey van Duzer
Transatlantic Passenger Arrivals and Departures July Log
A dated shipping bulletin lists multiple vessels with origins and destinations. Entries include Norse from Liverpool at Boston July 10, Nova Scotian from Liver pool at Baltimore July 10, Rhynland from Antwerp at New York July 10, Italia from Hamburg and Stettin to New York July 10, Mineola from Leith via Dundee to New York, Helvetia from Liverpool to New York, France from London to New York, Miatten from Gibara to New York, Venezuela from Orto Cabello to New York, Viceroy from St Jago to New York, Wisconsin from Liverpool to New York, Ohio from Rotterdam to Philadelphia July 10, Bre men voyage via Lahn to New York, Norge from New York to Swinenmade July 6, Hasia from New York to Hong Kong July 7, Buffalo from New York to Hull July 9, Maryland from Baltimore to London, Steinhaert from Montreal to Liverpool, Britannic from New York to Queenstown July 10, Britannic for New York from Fastnet July 10, Ninota from New York to Antwerp July 20, Normannia from New York to Southampton July 10 4:30 p m, Indramaya from Calcutta to New York via Suez July 10.
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Boston
Norse
Nan
Liverpool
Baltimore
Nova
Norge
New York
Hong Kong
Hasia
Hull
Buffalo
London
Maryland
Laltimore
Steinhaert
Montreal
Queenstown
Britannic
Fastnet
Antwerp
Southampton
Normannia
Hambure
Suez
Indramaya
Calcutta
A Man's Fortune at Stake Without Insurance Policy
A business man may fear loss of fortune from neglecting insurance but a professional's skill and judgment cannot be insured. The notice promotes NATL LIFE IN S C and J. T. PHELUS as state agent, located at 159 Dey Street, Boston.
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Nat'l Life
J. T. Phelus
State Agt
Boston
Government Drops Land and Tithes Bills for Next Session
London July 10 The government leader Mr W H Smith said the Irish land purchasing bill and the tithes bill would be dropped this session and reintroduced in November with plans to pass the Heligoland cession bill and other measures before prorogation. Lords discussed Heligoland cession arguing strategic and commercial aspects and potential Franco-British implications.
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House of Lords
London
House of Commons
W. H. Smith
Heligoland
Germany
William Vernon Harcourt
Gladstone
Smith
Lord Salisbury
England
Witu
Egypt
Zanzibar
India
Lord Rosebery
France
Earl Granville
Lord Kimberley
Press Association
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Hartington
Windsor Castle
London Postmen Strike Erupts Despite Union Decision
The Pestmen's Union had threatened a strike today to pressure the Postoffice Department to dismiss alleged "black legs" but the bulk of carriers resumed duty. About two hundred parcels postmen were dismissed. some workers did not report for duty and delivery in parts of the city faced suspensions or two hour delays.
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Loxpon
Postoffice Department
Iwo
Belgium to Loan Congo State 25 Million Francs
Premier Beernaert introduced the Congo State bill in the Chamber. Belgium will loan 25,000,000 francs to the Congo State with 5,000,000 francs advanced immediately and 2,000,000 francs yearly for ten years. The loan bears no interest and Belgium may annex the Congo State six months after the ten years expire.
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Berlin
Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Congo
Beernaert
Chamber of Representatives
Railroad Strikes Roil Cities Amid Wage Demands
Across Toledo Louisville Cincinnati and other points freight handlers walk out seeking higher pay. In Toledo 200 Lake Shore workers quit after rejected 14 to 15 cent offers prompting broader action. Louisville sees 300 brakemen and switchmen strike causing yard paralysis and perishable goods shortages. Cincinnati and other lines report partial work stoppages as arbitration talks stall and union action widens.
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TolEdo
Lake Shore
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Wabash
St. Louis
Kansas City
Michigan Central &Loledo
Louisviner
Louisville & Nashville
Culp
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern
Cincinnati Southern
Hamilton & Dayton
Chesapeake & Ohio
purrapenpHta
van Smith
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lywn
State Board of Arbitration
A. W. Varney & Co
Knights of Labor
Shoe Workers’ Council
W. Varney & Co
Messrs. Varney & Lane
Haverminn
Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway Company
George H. Greaman
H. C. Moulton
Worcester
Journeymen Freestone Cutters’ Union
New England Freestone Contractors’ Association
Tragic Osaka launch sinks vessel. fifty nine dead
Advices from Japan report that during a June 15 launch at Osaka a new sailing vessel keeled as crowds of about 250 surged aboard. The owner King ordered 100 ashore, ropes were short, ebb tide, and fifty nine drowned with fifty five bodies recovered and four missing. About twenty injured.
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San Francisco
Japan
Osaka
King
Turmoil in San Salvador report from City of Mexico
Report from New York dated July 10 states San Salvador is in anarchy with General Carlos Ezeta in possession of the capital by force. Guatemalan Minister Dieguez denies Guatemala plans invasion, says armed frontier patrol only. Guatemala seeks to avoid entanglement and supports Salvadoran election. Ezeta allegedly backing Moran and Alvarez as rivals.
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New York
Mexico
The
Herald
San Salvador
Carlos Ezeta
Diego Dieguez
Guatemala
Camilo Alvarez
Fabian Moran
Salvador
San Francisco
Hzeta
Ereta
Fabiano Moran
Eral Alvarez
Barrios Governument
Geu
Anarchists on Trial in City Courthouse
The trial of three men and one woman accused of anarchist plot participation began today. Evidence linked the defendants to anarchists in St. Petersburg London and America. The woman confessed revealing conspirators plans.
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St. Petersburg
London
America
Canada revenue shows record surplus after year end
The consolidated fund statement reports total revenue of 38,848,173 and expenditure of 30,980,772 for the year ended June 30. The resulting surplus of about 7,908,400 is the largest since Confederation.
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Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
Tie Diamond Sculls Won By Nickalls At Henley
Londvon July 10 Psotta refused to press the upset in the Henley regatta as advised. An address and likely testimonial will be raised for Psotta. It was expected he would win the diamond sculls, but Guy Nickalls won the final heat and the prize.
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Londvon
Psotta
Guy Nickalls
Missing Diamonds at Newronrt Victim Mrs Stevens
Mrs Paran Stevens reports a possible diamond robbery linked to a July 4 loss. Police and a private detective investigate quietly. diamonds valued between 6000 and 8000, with some doubt of theft and claims of mislaid gems. House staff suspected though a sneak thief is possible. New York reports of 40000 are disputed.
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Stevens
New York
Death in the Valleys Races to Feed Cattle East
Torrica Kansas July 10 The drought across New Mexico Arizona and parts of Colorado and Old Mexico has left thousands of range cattle dead from lack of grass and water. Cattle are being shipped to Kansas ranches for feed, with the Atchison Railroad mobilizing every available car to transport them east.
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Torrica
Kan
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Old Mexico
Kansas
The
Atchison
Temporary injunction halts electric railway line interference
In Augusta Maine a temporary injunction stops the Electric Railroad Company from interfering with New England Telephone lines between Augusta and Gardiner. Returnable July 18 in Portland before the U S district court. Likely settlement and the six mile service between Augusta Hallowell and Gardiner proceeds. An advertising insert promotes The Care and Feeding of Infants by Mellin's Food offering free mailed copies.
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Augusta
Electric Railroad Company
New England Telephone Company
Here
Gardiner
United States District Court
Portland
Hallowell
Mellin’s Food
Deliber-Goodale Co
Central Wharf
Boston
Mass
Robbers Catch Napping in Danbury Jewelry Heist
In Danbury two men bound and gagged a clerk at GC M Larne's jewelry store and stole about 15000 dollars in jewelry plus 640 in cash. They fled toward Brewster after hiring a hackman. Both suspects were pursued and captured near Brewster after a gunfight, with most loot recovered.
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Danbury
Conn
American Institute of Instruction
Saratoga
Tetlow
Boston
Andrews
Brown University
GC. M. Larne
Hackman
Fair Grounds
New England
Brewster's Station
Here
Brewster
New Haven
N. Y
G. W. Walls
Albany
A. W. Spalding
Bridgeport
Winchester
Army and Navy Orders Issued Across Several Units
Washington July 10 Army grants extend leave six months for Captain John Drum and two months for Second Lieutenant William H Baldwin. Leave with abroad permission to Captain Joseph M Kelly. Officers ordered to attend Michigan encampment. Naval orders include Goodsoe to Boston Navy Yard and Hall to Newport torpedo station. Ensigns Mayer and Roherbacker detached from Pensacola for coast survey. Chaplain Thompson detached from Mare Island to Charleston by steamer.
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Washineton
SrEday
John Drum
Tenth Infantry
Joseph M. Kelly
Tenth Cavalry
Charles H. Smith
William H. Baldwin
Seventh Cavalry
Ammond A. Ausur
Twenty-fourth Infantry
William E Snipp
Tenth Calvary
Gilbert E Proctor
Sixth Cavalry
Army
Governor's Island
Carpenter A. O. Goodsoe
Boston Navy Yard
Martin H. Hall
Pensacola
Newport, RI
Augustus N. Mayer
Joseph N. Roherbacker
Coast Survey
Frank Thompson
Navy War
Mare Island
Charleston
Baltimore in Portland Harbor Visit Draws Naval Salute
Chief Justice Fuller his wife and daughter Mrs Hy- de and Miss Fuller, General Hyde and General McMahon arrived in Portland for Augusta and toured the flagship Baltimore at Falmouth Hotel. Admiral Bancroft Gherardi hosted them and a seventeen gun salute marked their departure.
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Baltimore
Portland Harbor
Portland
Sprciay
Melville W. Fuller
Bath to Welcome North Atlantic Squadron Visit
Chairman Boutelle reports the Navy Department notified Bath of orders for the North Atlantic squadron to visit after Portland. Admiral Gherardi will lead the squadron into Bath once the orders reach him, per the Bath request.
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North Atlantic Squadron
Bancor
Boutelle
Naval Committee
Navy Department
Bath
Gherardi
Bach
Portland
Want of Harmony in the Home Maker
The editorial staff of Home Maker resigned over radical differences with the counting room and management. Editor Marion Harland and associate editors Christine Terhune Herrick and Mary C. Hungerford will sever ties with the magazine, effective September 1 after nearly two years of publication.
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Home Maker
New York
The
Marion Harland
Christine ‘Terhune Herrick
Mary C. Hungerford
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