Current Comment on War, Health, and Politics Across Nations
Fragmented report covers health department moves on bedding disinfection, warrel fever, and diphtheria. notes on Vilna murder allegations against Jews and a broad array of international topics. Mentions Lafayette monument site in Washington, desertion aboard the steamship State of Georgia, and various political and social developments in Europe and the U.S. through brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaver Tawanen
England
Vrovitene Health Department
Agere Haa
Vilna
Congress Fights Over Tariff And Quorum In Week Of Votes
Congress debated the tariff bill and sugar schedule, adjourned for lack of quorum, and faced contests over contested elections. Senate and House rulings touched on railroad land forfeiture, national bank notes, and treasury notes. Personal and political items follow, including marriages, nominations, and regional election results.
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Congress
Senate
District of Columbia
House
Morgan
Secretary of
Wight
National Bank Nota
United States Treasury
Con
Diverse Telegram News From 19th Century America
Condensed telegrams report Finis G. Smith arrested in Nashville for break theft, Ayreshire cattle fever at Detroit exhibit with four dead and eleven ill, the ball Stanilope dies, Viewsnuna Miss syndicate buys half in a Marion County Florida phosphate mine valued at $27 per ton. Fire kills James Levenmar near McLouth Kansas. crop report shows drought damage worsened corn yield to 70.3. Nelson County Kentucky pie raid destroys a distillery and seven prisoners are arrested. Black tongue disease described among Missouri cattle near West Plains. Rev Martin Luther Fratch convicted of larceny in Reading Pennsylvania. Cairo Illinois experiences rain and live fish falls after shower.
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Finis G. Smith
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Detroit
Ball Stanilope
Viewsnuna
Marion County
Fla
James Levenmar
McLoth
Kansas
Nelson County
West Plains
Lexperta
Reading
Martin Luther Fratch
Burks County
Donie
Cairo
Sam Perch
Budalo
The State Convention Franchises and Ballot Provisions Discussed
The Franchise Committee reports on voter qualifications and safeguards for the upcoming constitutional convention. It details citizenship, age, residence, reading or understanding the constitution, poll taxes, and criminal disqualifications, with exemptions for ministers after residency. It also outlines official ballots, printing, distribution, candidate listing, petitioned names, and procedures to protect voter secrecy and ballot integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhanchire
United States
Board of Supervisors
Snn
Secretary of State
Ofcer
Chreuit
Lallote
Commissioner of Election
Secretary Rusk comments on crop report and market impact
Secretary Rusk discusses the crop report in a Sept 14 interview, noting a slight crop downturn yet an upward trend in most cereals. He says government data calms markets, prevents sharp fluctuations, and that cotton is strong while oats lag. barley is plentiful, and the U.S. may export less wheat but import more barley, with no broad panic in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Wasmsaros
Tait
Tempest in a Teapot Revolt Rattles Switzerland
News from Sept 1 reports a Swiss revolt in Ticino with a provisional government, elections planned for next Sunday, and cantonal clashes at Lugano Mendrano Chiasso and Locarno. Federal troops were ordered, telegraph offices occupied by civic guards to block communications.
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Republic of
Switzerland
Haring
Federal Council
Ticino
Grand Council
Lugano
Mendrano
Chiasso
Locarno
Bundesrath
Civic Guard
Cantons
Pottawatomies on Reservation See Leaders Die in Riot
Report from Torrka Kansas that the Prairie band of Pottawatomies held a reservation council in Jackson County to discuss President's section 1 order. Three leaders killed, several wounded. Two bands contest the move with internal rivalries and mixed ancestry members shaping the conflict. A delegation travels to assess future settlement options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrka
Kan
Prairie Band of Pottawatomies
Jackson County
Dig Soldier Band
Little Soldier Band
Little Soldiers
Mig
Unprecedented Rain Ravages Bucyrus Area
Sept 18 heavy rains inundated Bucyrus striking North Bucyrus and Akron. San Dusky River rose cutting communication with North Bucyrus. Citywide damage reported especially along North Howard Street with streetcar lines warped and water pipes exposed.
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Bucyrus
Sandusky
North Bucyrus
Akron
Howard Street
THE BARRUNDIA KILLING ON THE ACAPULCO
Passengers from the Acapulco recount a Guatemala officers raid on the ship at Champerico San Jos where General Barrundia was killed during a demand for his surrender. Captain Pitts resisted and both he and Barrundia faced gunfire in a violent confrontation aboard the vessel. The body was sent to Guatemala as a heavy man was killed and officers departed with revolvers displayed. The incident stirred US ships nearby and prompted searches of Barrundia belongings.
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Central
Marcandia
Pacific Mall
Calon
Thia Port
Itarrundia
Fae Jose
Acapulca Iis
San Francia
Acaquien
Medico
Har- Tundia
Guatemala
Seard
Stariuch
Leslie
San Salvador
Champerion
Barrundia
Pitts
Demann
Mitts
Acapulco
United States
Champerico
Mizner
Pitta
General Barrundia
Arerundia
Ashrong
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Sovhaltha Ene
Sanetie
Lafayette Monument Commission
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Tellasuey
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Youngstown
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London Standard
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Rome
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TH. Hines
Isaac P. Christianey
Penu
Lansing
Mich
Behild
H Nip Svan
Athens
T. Richardson
Matamorass
George J. Notson
Land Office
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W.T. Walker
Riviver
Jullie Moneys
Buffalo
LA. Holues
Meassito
E Crofton
Liberty
Travan
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State Department
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New York
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Berlin
Per-Mislin
Germany
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Thas
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Rebecca Fisher
Council Bluffs
Towa
Caxox Lippox
Michigan
Justin R. Whiting
Sanvanon
New Zealand
House of Representatives
Minnesota
Istana Republicans
Milton Trusster
A. Goppann
Western Passenger Association
Tue Touronte
Chauncey M. Doepen
Archbishop Corrigan
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Russia
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Salonica
Turkey
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Chicago
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Aujuat
Tam
Maine
New York State
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Pat
Lafayette College
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Great Council of Red Men of the
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Rogers
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Cincinnati, Lebanon
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Ont
Sudbury Nickel and Copper
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Tris
Lachr ‘Burg
New York City
James Kennedy
Lizzie Isaacs
Boise City
Idaho
Dan
St. Paul, Minn
Santa Fe
Ofice
Mankato
Minn
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Virginia City
Nev
Carson City
Denver
Col
W. W. Fiscey
Transmissouri Freight Association
Kansas City
J. F. Goddard
the State Convention
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Real Ff
Tempest
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Sargeant
San Francisca
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Jmson
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Stelker
Hough
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Spemm
Logan Robert Dunwoody
Hamburg
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Humphrey—nut
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Mumphrey
Janery
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