Argentine and Russian tensions roil early 1890s notes
Reports recall Argentina Mexico etc amid recalls and retirements. Warlike claims by England France demand indemnity for Buenos Ayres bombardment. Armenian Patriarch resigns after Constan tinople disturbances. US Treasury assets show large liabilities. A series of local and national items include court cases killings elopement, rail dividends halted, and tax on labor commissions.
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Tris
England
France
Argentine Republic
Buenos Ayres
Congress Tariff Debates Highlight Week of Senate Activity
Congress debates the Tariff bill with Senate speeches by Veet and McPherson while Amendments to the Sundry Civil bill and District of Columbia provisions move through committees. House action focuses on Senate amendments and a push for debate rules as factions split over protection and Western vs Eastern interests.
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Tar Senathan
Mth
Powell
Mimsouri
Revenue Marine
Kary Department
Veet
Bost
Millimh
Hich Wan
Senate
Morgan
Hirmingham
Alu
House
Tla
Cockrell
District of Columbia
Howe Mr. Gates
Ala
National Economist
Blair
Committee On Rules
McPherson
Plumb
Iense
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Zanaibar
Emin Boy
Central
Africa
Emin
Ma Vaux
Samuel J. Randall
House of Representatives
Major Martin
Texas
Harrison
Joux
Reenaxas
Tennessee
James Buchanan
Buenos Ayres
Tay
Washington
Cape May Point
N. J
Danes E. Arie
Dresden
Maine
Ezra B. Tavton
Ohio
Lewis T. Baxter
Davidson County
Russia
Ewix
Masat
Ugogo
North China Daily News
United States
Denby
Canton
Mana Vatenta
Emperor of
Austria
Archduke Francis Salvator
Rivas
Salvador
Exeta
House Committee On Post-offices and Post-roads
Jail Break Shocks Arkansas Town as Two Prisoners Escape
Two prisoners Frank Patterson and Alonzo Parris broke jail at Jackson port Arkansas on the List. In Kingsville Ontario gas was struck at 100 feet with 20 million cubic feet a day flow and rocks and dirt erupted when the vein was hit. An English syndicate plans 1.5 million investment in the Rockbridge Company of Virginia to develop Glasgow Virginia and nearby mineral resources. A World’s Fair dairy exhibit plans for 1,000 cows. Treasury estimates public debt rise of 4 to 5 million in the past month. Two youths 15 and 18 jailed at Fort Concho for horse thefts. Johnstown paper lists 2,18 dead after flood. Joel Crank & Co New Orleans coffee brokers bankrupt. Weather notes cite two of 23 Julys warmer than usual. Tom Union Cuttin’s Gilmore Neb plant burned 180000 loss.
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Jacksonport
Ark
Frank Patterson
Alonzo Parris
Sam Jones
West Point
Miss
Kingsville
Ontario
Rockbridge Company of
Virginia
Fitzhugh Lee
Glasgow
American Dairyman’s Association
Treasury Department
Wiorram Warnech
William Rigsfield
Fort Concho
Tex
Johnstown
Joel Crank & Co
New Orleans
Snow
State University of Kansas
Tom Union Cuttin Company
Gilmore
Neb
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS CONVENTION DELEGATES NAMED
Mississippians elected to the August 12 constitutional convention list State at Large delegates Henry L. Muldrow John A Blair J J Boothe Edward Mayes L W Magruder J S McNeily J F George Frank Burkitt Rt Mal sont W Fewell and others A long roster of floater delegates follows with county pairs and individual names from Amite Pike Holmes Yazoo Leake Newton Warren Adams Amite Copiah Hinds Madison Lauderdale and many more.
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Jacksons
Henry L. Muldrow
John A. Blair
J. J. Boothe
Edward Mayes
L. W. Magruder
J. S. McNeily
George
Frank Burkitt
Rt. Malsont
W. Fewell
D. H. Jones
Ward
Sexton
Patrick Menry
Amite
Pike
F. A. McLain
Holmes
Yazoo
Prentiss
O. B. Martin
Pontotoe
Union
C. D. Potter
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Thomson
Leake and
Newton
J. M
Reagan
Tippah
Benton
Allen Talbott
Kemper
Lauderdale and
Clarke
Witherspoon
Sweden Considers Joining Triple Alliance Amid Finland Offer
Aug 2 Lexpos reports the King of Sweden is weighing a German-proposed triple alliance, with Finland to be restored to Sweden if war with Russia occurs. The move could restore Sweden’s former influence in Europe as Finns show readiness to rebel against Russia and seek aid.
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Coxanrw As Barer
Russia
European Alliance
Finland
Syeton
Jbix
Aseady
Lexpos
Sweden
Germany
Blaine and Frye Trade Debate Refutes Reciprocity Claims
Chicago Times argues Blaine ignores facts against his reciprocity plan. It says his proposal would trade sugar duties for Latin American access, harming American farmers while aiding ship subsidies and manufacturers. The piece critiques projected markets in Cuba and Puerto Rico and questions the net benefit to farmers.
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Mr. Frye
Mrazil
Brazil
Latin America
Republican Congress
Blaine
Cuba
Port Rico
McPeye
Porto Rico
United States
Spain
Islands
Frye
Mr. Blaine
Great Britain
Chicago Times
The Coming Deficit Warns of Government Spending Excess
A Philadelphia Press forecast warns the Republican party that current fiscal year expenses will exceed revenues by over 5 million dollars, with receipts estimated at 50.5 million and expenditures near 50 million. It notes additional sums for pensions, miscellaneous appropriations, and subsidies, totaling about 50 million more than income.
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Congress
Treasury
Treas- Sts
Thas
Philadelphia
Republican Party
District of Columbia
Friends of the
Mc Conger Defends Silver Bill Amid Fiscal Attacks
Albany Argus reports McConger defending the silver bill against claims of extravagance. He argues the measure would unlock funds to cover current expenditures, warning Republican policies threaten future finances by exhausting the surplus, sinking fund, and bank-note redemptions.
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Wan
Mc. Conger
Sllyer
Congress
Republican Party
Treasury
Louis
Mckintey
Albany
N. Y
Foraker Vindication and Republican Turmoil Across Papers
A compilation notes William Foraker’s push for Ohio Republican chairmanship and critiques of his tactics and integrity. The selection contrasts Quay style with Foraker’s behavior, cites bribery and forgery allegations, and references Chicago Herald, St. Louis Republic, St Paul Globe, and other papers debating party leadership, reform, and electoral power.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Ohio
Chicago
John Sherman
Paraker
Chicago Herald
Dudley
Shoreham Buffet
St. Louis Republic
Cape May
Harrison
Atlanta Constitution
Pittsburgh Pelied Industries
Chicago Globe
Raum Family
Oklahoma Looters
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