River and Harbor Bill Passes in House amid Amendments
The House approved the river and harbor bill by 119 to 41 with a key amendment to favor contracting for work where possible. Debate covered land condemnation for reservoirs at the Mississippi headwaters and state cedence prerequisites before takings. Separately, indictments were returned in star route schemes and a jail visit to Garfield's assassin occurred with stark warnings from Rev. Hartzell. Postal changes included several new postmasters and appointments across multiple states.
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Labor Parade in Pittsburg Draws 25000+ People
Pittsburg crowds swell as railroads report over 25000 extra passengers before noon for a large labor parade. Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers archives about 10000 in its division with banners denouncing monopolies. Other notes cover strike actions at New York Central piers, Cleveland rolling mills, and aid to Lawrence strikers.
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Independent Republicans in Maine Eye Nominee to Challenge Boss Rule
The Portland Argus reports a quiet move among Maine independents to form a convention and nominate a governor candidate. Rumors name a veteran Republican figure aligned against ring politics, with Neal Dow supporters possibly joining an anti ring ticket. Penobscot and Cumberland results show split opinion, and counties may oppose the eventual GOP nominee in September.
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Aladdin Burlesque Set for Museum Tonight With Strong Cast
The burlesque Aladdin is staged at the Museum tonight with a strong cast led by Willie Edouin and a vivid reconstructed version. The show features a long list of performers including Marie Williams, Rose Temple, Irene Perry, and Clara Ellison, with a large chorus, a ballet, and a military band prelude.
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In the Mechanics' Building on Saturday A Grand Success
A Saturday event at the Mechanics' Building drew a large crowd with wide participation and enthusiastic response. Organizers reported strong attendance and positive feedback on exhibits and activities.
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