European and American political notes from 1886 era
A fragmented column covers Archduke Charles Louis renouncing succession for Francis, Comptroller W. b. Txexnobe resigning, Iowa Governor enforcing Prohibition, waterway disputes, pension efforts for long serving teachers, a physician’s cocaine-related death, railroad leadership changes, cattlemen opposing Mills bill, a steamer passenger’s death, Indian timber-cutting resumption, a novelist’s portrait, and various global political rumors and accusations including Kreutz Zeitung treason, Vulcan speculation, and European war talk.
Senate and House measures on pensions and diplomacy
The week covers Senate bills raising pensions for ex-soldiers and sailors, a count of electoral votes, and Strippling of the Diplomatic bill with amendments. It notes ministerial title changes to ambassadors and debates on Samoa, with executive sessions and adjournments shaping the diplomatic and public land policies.
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Senate
New Mexico
Hutier
Wridays Kernen
Missouri River
Penefete Tirik
Kaw
Hagens
Cig
Gideon
France
Britain
Germany
Russia
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
England
Gama
Sherman
Behator Dolph
Bamiarion
Alaska
Plumb
Kansas
Collin
Theiy Uy
Ainking
Pacific
Central Pa
Samoan Islands
Me. Bringer
Tayson
Payson
Higgins
Del
House
Eulomies
Barnes
Missouri
Soldiara
South Dakota
Saulsbury
Foreign Relations Committee
Chandler
Pago Pago
United States
Bennie
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Proclamation Withdrawn on Samos Martial Law Controversy
A long dispatch details U S notes from Berlin and Washington on German wartime measures in Samoa. It reports Prime Minister Bismarck’s stance and the withdrawal orders to German officials in Samoa. Mentioned are claims of foreigner restraint, local sovereignty, and the Pago Pago harbor transfer debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samos
Peaterday
Congress
Pendleton
Bayard
United States
Berlin
Apia
Germany
Mateafa
Samoa
Mr. Bayard
Gedek
Prince Bigoard
Almerians
Bam
Count
Arco Valley
Bayerd
Matuafa
Batod
Prince Bismarck
Han
Bamoa
Uiatio
Knappo
Pago-Pago
Sherman
Senate
Goward
Rives
Pny
Fac
Mbit
Laboring Ladies A Commission Report On Working Women
Washington reports Carroll D Wright Labor Commissioner submitted a study on working women in great cities. It covers 342 industries in 22 cities, noting average ages from 21 to 25, with 18 as a peak working age. Most women are single and many support homes, earning values and family contributions detailed. English cabinet changes noted alongside highlighting political shifts and public reaction.
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Paris
London Times
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
Mierling
Rudolph
Gronok Westwarre Ginny
North River Sugar Refining Company
New York City
Great Trust
CoLonga Provurr
Kansas News
Topeka
New York State
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence
Kas
Presto B. Plumb
Chamber of Deputies
West Virginia
United Winter
Kenna
Wright
America
Washington
Carroll D. Wright
Department of Labor
Charlestown
St. Paul
San Juan
Cal
Newark
N. J
Ireland
Germany
Oklahoma Indian land bill battle in House ends in victory
The Oklahoma bill survived a lengthy floor struggle in the House with votes 132 to 18 and 102 to 18 on successive motions. Leaders like Mr Weaver and Mr Springer led the charge, earning praise for steady tactics and parliamentary skill. Supporters urge quick Senate action to open lands to settlement this season.
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Fasteetts House
Oklahoma
Jimee
MR Weaver
Lawn
Riahome
Weaver
Springer
Les Meh
Bpringer
Territorial Committee
Gressmen Warner
Heard
Missouri
Perkins
Peters
Ryan
Roariing
Beland Holmes
Lowa
United Bates
Lumona
Senate
Sidney Clarke
Colonel Crocker
Friends
Moorrall
Virginia
Fragmented Southern Gleanings Historical Notice
Fragmentary Southern Gleanings item reports numerous deaths from accidents and violence across Alabama Kentucky Mississippi and Tennessee. It mentions Smiths broken ankle at Anntsinn Alabama twenty seven horses burned and various murders lynchings and factory fires with names and locales including Greensburg Lafayette Chattecenga Plummerville and Cedar towns.
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Smith
Anntsinn
Ala
Capteis J. KK
Womack
Hive -Kroper
Greensburg la
Grangervilla
Fage Stricklin
Montgowers
Jeane Fraser
Robert Erwin
Caldwell County
Fem
Colter
M. H. Tiseterty
Northup
Northop
Kortingy
John M. Clayton
Plamnerville
Coime Ueno
Clayton
Plummerville
Congress Oecupie
C. Th. Brockbridge
Plummmerville
Newgree
J.P. Leng
Chattecenga
Frio
Peanklin
Tenn
C.H. Roberts
Fopkinaville
Thiardis Koperriseraot Lafayette Soni
JM Hint
Heltman
Rose~ Woods Lumber
Owenstere
North Blrrminghisrit
Altes
Geo
George Venry
Nashville
Tena
Bryan
Kentucky
Bryan Wie
Treland
Bourder County
R. W. Hensley
Mobile, & Ghia
Tuscumbia
Als
Louis
Agee Ld
Willye
JW. Dee
Montgomery
Alt
Jie
T. 4
Baker & Co
South Carrollton
Princeton
Bransville
New York
Jim Seitherford
Muttressboro
Bart
Woodbury Turnpike
Bill Hope
Gilnems
Rutherford
Stngherford
New “Beria
Traynor
Wakefield
Joseph Rosamond
Ile
Therin
New
Beria
Brookhaven Leader Ad Rates Notice
Classified notice outlines subscription rates with pricing for six months and three month copies. Details state payment in advance and rate adjustments, with advertising terms and renewal information. It notes registration and publication terms, referencing Lakearea information incert and rate changes.
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Brookhaven
Bates
Party of Missouri
Mexico
Archduke Charles Louis
Emperor of Austria
Haa
Francis
W. B. Txexnobe
Govermh Lannaxer
Iowa
Adams
Fort Dodge
I Haa
Phlea
Jonx W
CimiMfiall
M. Clark
Cleveland, St. Louis
Texas
August Derrenman
Bergenland
Operir
la Pointe
Wisconsin
Misa Rbrappon
Perex F. Haas
Hudson, N. Y
Drs. Peters and
Swift
Vulcan
Spire
Putis
Skobeloff
Katoff
Mombetta
Emperor Frederick
Bismarck
Pekin
Tien-Tsin
Ingalls
State of
Florida
Tallahassee
Pasco
Kreutz Zeitung
Geffecken
Staxnors
Europe
Pall Mall Garetts
Stanhope
Indianapolis
A. Greene
Connecticut Mutual Life, Insurance Company
Greene
R, Perkins
Planet Junior
Atkins & Branch Crooke’s Laws
Brinley Plows
Thonfror
Saxtow
Blanknavens Bie
Haxichetet
Miss
A Lewenthal, Um
Lincoln
Btorm
A. Cc. McNair
Mississippi
Jackson
R. P. Moore
Attorney At Law Wesson
W. Bennett
Do .E. J. Bowen
Mmon- Smylie
O. Prilick
Mac O
Liverpool
London and Clobe
J. Warren
Ioeers Proparty
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhavev
Mis
Tanaociat
Capivali Commercial College
The
Modern Practical School
Maui
L. A
YATT
Jaceson
Mix
News OF the
Betherpet
Gomiti
Glangow
Beotland
Th Kleenhart
Camden
N. 1
Northland
Ashland
Liz
House Committee On Agriculture
American Shipping and Industrial League
Patent Office
Atast Owen
Graniteville (& () Manufacturing Company
Chances P. Burns
Baxter
Ark
Childers
Bin
East Third Street
Graham & Sons
Tipperary
Johnstown
Webster County
Ustases Myers
Tulville
Tennessee
Frank M. Lincoln
Ethridge
Jamgard
Waynesborough
J. W. Arnett
Hall Hill
L. A. Mitchell
Guntown
H G. Butler
Knoxville
Arkansas
Harper
Benford
E. Carlock
Coleman
J. F. Johnston
Powers
Awomas
Sarah Ivey
Marrille
Treasury
Birmingham
W.S. Brown
Lockwood
Ixantius Pollock
W. H
Cleveland
Masrua Fuasies
Warrior
Ag I .Tee
Orangteville
Latville Manufacturing Company
Eostalieg Wi Company
Freeman's Journal
Loni Hallebury
Lord Hartington
Hallebury
W. H. Smith
Wichite
Wiemra
Kean
Corries
Hooker
Cheadly
Indiana
Anatria
Vinwsa
Crown Prings
Loxpos
Pall Mall Gazette
Anys
Neue Frein Presse
Wasuinctox
House Committee On Post-offices and Postroads
Fourth Avenue
City Hall
Forty-second Street
Dry Dock
East Broadway and
Hattery Railroad
Grand Fleet
Orth Carolina
B.C. Waley
LaGrange
Catharines
Can
Erines
Made
Charleston
Savannal
Columbus
Mussa
Montguie Ou
Auguste
Chatiaacos
Ewe Bu, T, Jongs
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