International and domestic political notes at large
A broad digest reports on European and American affairs. It notes ambassadors in Paris thanking police for suppressing revolutionary plots, introduces a New York monument appropriation bill, and cites discussions in Congress on banking, anarchist refugees, and public works. It also mentions French misgivings over American pork imports, a Canadian incident near Quebec, railway projects in Colorado, and a Senate bill to authorize a secretary.
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Paris
ReriPsRa Tan
New York
Nes
Asterit
Grand Falls
Silcott
United States Congress
St. Tous Parish
Saguenay
Mayberry
Ater
Washington
Oplehad
Congress Debates Tariff and Original Package Bill
The week’s session covers tariff reform actions and the Original Package bill. Senate and House actions include passage of the Naval Appropriation bill, river and harbor measures, and district DC business. Notable appointments and reflections on finance, taxation, and party leadership accompany reports on global events and miscellaneous political notes.
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Congress
Torhiatelt
Jane Hal
Caribie
Kentucky
Pivind
Iffere
George
National Bank
Treasury
District of Columbia
Senate
Coke
Kustinapoke
Googe
Carlisle
Kinley
VeMilila
Tenn
Anveral States
Wren House
Irania
Randall
Dockery
Henspin Canal
House
Garfield Memorial Dedication in Lake View Cemetery
The Great Monument at Cleveland honors President Garfield with a five mile parade and ceremonies in Lake View cemetery. Notable figures including President Harrison and ex-President Hayes attended as crowds filled the city. The monument stands 165 feet high, cost 150000 dollars, and symbolizes Western Reserve pioneer virtues.
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Harken
Cleve
Triton
Union
Eral James Barnet
Edward S. Meyer
Erie Street
Lake View Cemetery
Harrison
Sherman
Hayes
Morton
Schofield
Garfield
Cleveland
Memorial Association
America
Leonard
Jacob D. Cox
Cincinnati
New England
West
Handel
Ohio
Knights Templar
D. T. Powers
Knights Templars
Fearful Rail Accident Near San Francisco Tragedy On Drawbridge
A major rail disaster occurred near San Francisco when an Oakland harbor gauge train plunged from an open drawbridge into Antonio Creek at Webster. Thirteen bodies lay in the morgue while more were rescued. engineer Sam Tinn and fireman were saved. Identified victims include Oakland officials, San Francisco businessmen, and several women. a Japanese youth is named among the unidentified.
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San Francisco
California
Oakland
Antonio Creek
Webster
Juanita
Alameda
Sam Tinnn
Martin Kelly
A. H. Austin
Austin & Phelps
Florence Austin
Bryan O'Connor
Moffat, O'Connor, Moffan & Co
J. D. Cowen
E. R. Robinson
Luigi A. Malesta
John Dwyer
Sacramento
Williams
H. Wauld
Honolulu
Keenan
H. Maletta
Fatal Fire at Texas Spring Palace Fort Worth
Fire at the Texas Spring Palace in Fort Worth killed a six year old girl and an unknown number of others, with several seriously injured amid a panic caused by two boys smoking cigarettes. Russell Harrison aided in evacuations while chief hydraulic engineer Al Haynes died later. Loss estimated at 250000 with little insurance.
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Fing
Seattle
Wash
Jony McNrtt
Central City
Kingfisher
Dae Welch
Theor Crewe
United States
Ammeratem
Maleemo
Signor Arige
TenhieLe Hada Ter
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Ties
Krighton Beach
New York
Hamburg
Germany
Reinakindef
Turne
Arcadia
Wis
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Wimmer
Marion
Ind
Panhandle
Texas Spring Palace
Fort Worth
Tex
Kieber & Bothe
Reading
Syownes Stern
Washington County
Ark
Arkansas State Press Association
G. Ho Williams
Fort Id
John KR. Jabe
Searcy
Vor Paserza
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Washington
Richmond
Robert BE. Lee
Ingalls
Gettysburg
Tun Normannia
Queenstown
Thompson
Owego
N.Y
Tur
Montreal
Montreal Council
R. H. Sellers
al Haynes
Russell Harrison
President Harrison
Leslie
Annette Prosser
C. 5
Kennedy
Lillie Burgess
Holland
Mississippi Vegetables and Delta Land Court Accounts
Mississippi markets report light shipments of early tomatoes as rains threaten crops. In Jackson the Swamp Land case against Delta and Pine Land moves, with filings and potential mandamus to patent the land. Other items note Clemson College presidency interest, railroad earnings, a rare colt with cow’s knees, and local court reappointments.
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Jackson
Ford & Levy
Delta & Pine Land Company
Toriiay
MIL
Messrs
Lecloner
Hit
United States
Oxford
Yazoo-Mississippi Delta
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Rose Suir
United States Express Company
Buckatonna
United States Court
Jim McClung
Jim Price
Leis
Lamar County
Ala
Tie
Alabama
Mississippi
Guv. Lowry. Izes
Ler
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Clemson Agricultural College
Fort Hill
D. C
John C. Calhoun
Lee
Clemson
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railroad
Jefferson County
Anaur Thomas
James Anderson
Bud Windom
Ben
Jim Blakeney
Smith County
Bank of
Port Gibson
Jack Daw
Boho Station
Bolivar County
State Supreme Court
Oliver Clifton
Clifton
West Point Ice Manufacturing Company
Lincoln County Grand Jury
Brookshaven
Trusts and Monopolies and Public Regulation
A 19th century discussion argues that public regulation will curb trusts without state ownership. It notes labor groups can influence politics, courts, and legislatures to restrain extortion. The piece envisions an era where regulation replaces ownership and outlines possible paths toward balancing public welfare with capital.
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J. B Clark
New Englander
Yale Review
Decree Excluding American Pork From Germany Stays
Telegrams report no likelihood of modification to the decree banning American pork products in Germany. Other items note Indiana’s largest corporation filings, a mad dog inoculation success, a centenarian death, a fatal fire in Kentucky, and a theatrical venture by revivalist Virgil Maxey amid broad regional news.
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Germany
Indiana
Indianapolis
Alsist
United States Baking Company
St. Joseph
Paul Gibier
New York Pasteur Institute
How Me Retrenched. Billus couple retrench after overspending
Mr Billus notes they spent 50 more than income last year and plans retrenchment. Mrs Billus argues expenses include election losses debt cigars and other costs. She cites a DOF note and subscription salary of 50 as factors. The scene ends with a resolve to cut personal spending amid Chicago news.
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Maria
Horw
Chicago Tribeune
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Leeds
England
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Europe
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da Lea
Cook
Norretic Senatorial Caucus
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Blackburn
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France
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N.S
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Eugene Bourke
Nellie G. Thurston
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Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
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Ely Mountains
Tennessee Pass
Colopio Midland Railroad
Stich
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Canon & Pacific
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Telegraph and Mail
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Omaha
Goyrrxorn Bucksen
Theodore Hallam
Friesds
Blaine
Herr Nester
Emin Relief Committee
Peters
Bubabya
Ugandi
Bagamoyo
Pittsburgh
Groverxon Annert
New Jersey
Chances H. Frisox
Oklahoma
Gatriey
James D. Cox
Henry M. Stanley
London
Enzo Anuix
Austin Investment Company
Kansas City
Furez” Emery
Oue American Baptist Educational Society
Rockefeller
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Sixth National Bank
Chicago Gas Trust
Josephine
Corpus Christi
John Coleman
Newburg
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Bailey
National Association
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Supreme Being
Irish Tenants’ Defense Fund
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Haymarket
Amos Slawkins
Minneapolis
Minn
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N.J
M. E. Johnson
Richland
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Christian
Deliah Clark
Durie
Louisville
Marshall Ahrens
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Stutts
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