04 Jun 1891
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1891
Page
1
A wide array of items including tariff proposals for swine imports, immigration rulings on Japanese women, political shifts in Italy and Germany, royal and aristocratic maneuvers in Britain and Russia, bank deposit legislation, and notable deaths. Reports cover court rulings freeing individuals from immigration detention, postal time service innovations, and a Wellington-style look at European economic strains.
Rev T De Witt Talmage outlines the Genesis creation narrative week from darkness to the first humans. He dramatizes light and land formation, plant and animal life, and ends with Adam and Eve formed on Saturday afternoon as the world’s first couple, urging reverence for divine design.
The Coffeyville investigation produced opposite conclusions from allied and republican members. Senator Carroll refused to sign either report, submitting his own, charging political maneuvering and lack of guilt. The Republican findings claim the probe aimed to damage the GOP, while Carroll accuses the alliance and union labor party of manipulation. Gen Eggleston dies at 74 in Wichiti? No, Wichita.
A German committee proposes a Vatican backed program to organize Catholic immigration into the United States with national parishes, schools, and bishops from each nationality. The plan seeks separate missions, language teaching, and federated associations to preserve Catholic identity amid American settlement.
Immigration turmoil as Gen. Grosvenor warns of unassimilable arrivals from southern Italy and calls for tighter laws. Wisconsin cited as example of alien influence, with schools and courts in foreign languages urged by locals. Secretary Foster expands policy to bar polygamists, as in the Peterson case from Sweden.
Scompany Pa May 29 The rush of old men for work at the plants continues but they are turned off with excuses and told that their services are not wanted. The black list has spread regions and a man refused at one works is refused at others. Many families break up as hundreds drift without work, credit, or supplies.
The president discussed a possible Behring Sea closed season with aides and officials. A plan included sending naval vessels to reinforce revenue cutters to enforce a potential ban on sealing. Britain may join in suppressing sealing under an agreed framework with English warships.
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