Senate and House Conclude July Sessions Amid Paynes Case
In Congress July sessions the Payne election case dominates debate with several speeches against further investigation while Hoar supports it. Adjournment follows amid votes on Morrison resolution and pension bills, with the Senate approving a revenue bill and the House passing oleomargarine measures after committees, and pension approvals including Stannard widow at $100 a month.
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Senate
Payne
Messrs. Pugh
Alabama
Hoar
Massachusetts
Logan
Iinois and
Teller
Colorado
Touse
Morrison
Ways and Means
Congress
Messrs
Regan
Weaver
Rayne
Hepburn and Wills
Greely
Frances HH. Plummer
Sarah
Norton
Sergeant Plunkett
Allison
House
Houst
Hatch
Committee On Agriculture
Mr. Edmunds
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Yenas K Ways
Ouse
Cleomargarne
Yeas
Stannard
Wheeling & Lake Erie R R opens through service to East
The Toledo to Bowerston line now carries through car service to Cambridge Marietta and connects with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through service operates between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston with connections to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. M D Woodford and James M Hall announce the new schedule and network expansion.
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Toledo
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Oungstown
M. D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Fien
President Announces Judicial and Land Office Nominations
The President nominates Henry P. Henderson of Michigan for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Utah and Abernethy Grover for Register of the Land Office at Miles City Montana. Captain Charles N. Grant of New Orleans, aged ninety, attended Cleveland's reception on the 21st. Trade figures show imports for year ending June 30, 1886 at 635,253,606 and exports at 679,425,972, with respective year-to-year changes. William Hunter, Secretary of State, dies at 81 after 53 years in service, appointed by Andrew Jackson.
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Henry P. Henderson
Michigan
Supreme Court of the
Territory of
Utah
Abernethy Grover
Miles City
M. T
Charles N. Grant
New Orleans
United States
Washington
Cleveland
William Hunter
Hunter
Department of State
Andrew Jackson
Advices from Labrador and Global Uproar Hit Headlines
Advices from Labrador report extreme penury along the northern coast as ice holds for hundreds of miles preventing fishing and crops. Famine looms with dogs and horses eaten. depopulation feared without aid. A Winnipeg dispatch: six masked highwaymen robbed a mail coach near Humboldt Station. driver killed, loot partir unknown. London dispatches note Gladstone resignations and cabinet reshuffle. Irish fund proposed to honor Gladstone.
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Labrador
Winnipeg
Man
Humboldt Station
Montana
England
Liverpool
Danzette
Armentieres
London
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Osborne
Freeman's Journal
Ireland
College Green
Dublin
Hickey
Venian
Crawford
Sir Charles Dilke
Mr. Crawford
Portsmouth
Grain hail loss and notable 19th century events reported
Grain near Portland D C expected to total 750000 bushels with a 450000 dollar loss at current prices. Notable 19th century items include the death of Benjamin Barney in San Francisco, J M Brunswick in Cincinnati, Professor E Leon’s cliff crossing at Tallulah Falls, a fire at Eclipse refinery in Franklin Pennsylvania, and the Chicago street sack theft of 7000 dollars in jewels. Senate and House actions cover silver certificates and navy construction funding.
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Portland
D.C
Benjamin Cbarney
Society of the Army of the Potomac
San Francisco
Cal
J.M. Brunswick
Brunswick, Balke & Collender
Cincinnati
E. Leon
Mansfield
Tallulah Falls
Atlanta
Eclipse Oil
Franklin
C. R. Jaynes
Leland House
Chicago
C.D. McKenzin
Ashland
John Eans
Canada
Senate
Mr. Edmunds
Committee On Foreign Relations
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Secretary of the Navy
Herbert
Committee On Naval
Yeas Il
New Orleans, Baton Rouge & Vicksburg Railroad Company
Violent deaths and disasters reported in scattered notices
Reports from Arkansas, Ohio, Indiana, and California detail killings by thieves, fatal mine explosions, a major city fire causing extensive losses, and weather relief. Incidents include deaths of James C Cook and Frederick Gerhardy, Robert Burton, Edward Harrier, and Thomas Shinley, a fatal Missouri Pacific train wreck probe, and a soldier’s orphan home fire in Knightstown. Insurance and court actions are noted alongside corporate insolvency and public printer changes.
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James C. Cook
Frederick Gerhardy
Montgomery County
Ark
Crescent Mine
Crooksville
Robert Burton
Edward Harrier
Cal
Kansas
State Soldiers’ Orphans Home
Knightstown
Ind
Thomas Shinley
Hiram Shinley
Jackson Township
Knights of Labor
Wyandotte
Missouri Pacific
Washington
Omaha Daily
Louisville
Howard Hines
Samuel Dean
Hines
Pine Lake
Laporte
Frank Malloy
Rose Stern
Malloy
Lafayette Gregg
H. A. Miller
D. D. Leacan
L. Althiemer
David
Notable 19th Century U S News Roundup From July 20 21 24
Samuel K Gay a defaulting clerk faces preliminary hearing in Pittsburgh on a 4000 bail. A missing bookkeeper from Whee son Co confessed robbery of 10000 over years. New York exports for the week end July 20 reach 6305553. A Bridgeport rail accident kills two Italian laborers and injures several. diverging express engine wreckage. Master painters convention in Philadelphia hosts 350 delegates to discuss pensions and organization. Sixty Russian Jews arrive in New York with no funds or trades and are ordered sent back under pauper emigration law. Vermont Prohibitionists nominate a full ticket with H M Seeley for governor. Captain H C Chester dies at Noank Conn on july 20. Scott Haven mine strike ends with ironclad agreement. 1000 men affected. Remains of Pietro Maroncelli disinterred from Greenwood New York and sent to Italy aboard Archimede.
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Samuel K. Gay
United States
Kay
Pittsburgh
Douglass Roome
Wheeson & Co
Boston
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bridgeport
Conn
Canada
Philadelphia
Light
Us Ed
Georgia
Prohibitionists
Vermont
H. M. Seeley
H. C. Chester
United States Fish Commission
Noank
Scott
Scott Haven
Pietro Maroncelli
Greenwood Cemetery
Archimede
Italy
Anarchists Trial Highlights Spy Testimony and Bomb Evidence
Pinkerton detective Andrew Johnson testified about his secrecy in the Anarchist movement as witnesses described the creation of the Revenge circular linked to the Haymarket meeting. Bombs found near Sigel Street and the Arbeiter Zeitung office were tied to Lingg and Seliger. witnesses identified handwriting as Spies.
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Cmcaco
FE. T. Washburne
Bross
Gary
George B. Miller
Fire Department
Seliger
Lingg
Sigel Street
John Aschenbrenner
Arbeiter Zeitung
Lehr Und Wehr Verein
Fischer
George Munn
Arbeiter
Nerman Pudewa
L’o Arms
Toarns
Goerke
Reichel
Haymarket
Andrew ©. Johnson
Pinkerton
International Workingmen’s Union
Johnson
ISSG
W. A. Pinkerton
Fisher
Wight
Fielden
Board of Trade
International Working People’s Association
Parsons
Fallin
Phelps Sets F Question Stance in British Talks
Washington leaks reveal Minister Phelps argued before the British Foreign Secretary on fisheries. The US accepts Canada’s right to frame local laws but seeks proportional punishment for infractions, a treaty definition of the three mile limit, and protection of US fishing rights within three marine miles. The tone warns against punitive local actions that could provoke retaliation and vows diplomacy or protection of US markets.
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308Ton
Globe
Washington
Phelps
State Department
United States
Canada
Bayard
England
Blast Furnace Workers Threaten Strike Over Longer Shifts
Oliver Bros. & Co. steel works employees on Pitts burgh’s Fifteenth street protest two twelve hour turns replacing three eight hour turns. Knights of Labor members vow to strike if the order is enforced and seek wage advances of about fifteen percent district wide.
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Oliver Bros. & Co
Pittsburgh
Pirrspunen
Fifteenth Street Steel Works
Isabella
Knights of Labor
Grant Death Anniversary Observed At Tomb In New York
A large crowd gathered in New York to mark General Grant's death anniversary. The G A R and U S Grant Post of Brooklyn held a quiet observance and laid a floral tribute on the casket. Colonel Fred Grant visited the tomb and brought back an ivy branch, sharing a spray with a newly married couple. Flowers from Mrs U S Grant and Mrs Dr Newman were added to the casket.
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New York
General Grant
U. S. Grant Post
Brooklyn
Fred Grant
U. S. Grant
Dr. Newman
Newsboy Survives Jump From Brooklyn Bridge
A man identified as Stephen Brodie leaped from a wagon on the Brooklyn Bridge after discarding his coat. He struck water feet first, disappeared briefly, then surfaced and swam to the New York shore where he was taken to Oak Street station. He denied any intent to die.
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United States
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
James C. Colgate & Co
Wall Street
New York
Stephen Brodie
Brooklyn
Dexter Wright
Connecticut
New Haven
P. A. Schell
Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne
Ind
Washington, D. C
North Baptist Church
Eastport
Bloomfield
N. J
Henry Watkins
Brooklyn Bridge
New York Tower
Oak Street
Record Wheat Movement Surges Early at ToLEpo
Wheat receipts at ToLEpo average 400 ears daily over five days, an unprecedented early rush. Banks lack currency to handle the grain, forcing a major dealer to hold a consignment 24 hours. Officials expect the bottleneck to ease in days and expect August movement to be controlled by one firm.
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Tolepo
Fashionlets as a Critical Style Column Term
A reader notes that Fashionlets is a harsh term coined by an exchange and often appears at the start of a paragraph column about cutting fabrics. The comment suggests the word is used in sewing guidance and design commentary with pejorative tone.
Fire destroys Covington ice company's stables and ice house
Fire at the Champion Ice Company stables on Front and Scott streets Covington Ky began in the hay loft. Five horses perished as the stable and ice house containing 25 000 tons of ice were destroyed. Total loss 18000 with 59000 insurance on the building and machinery unharmed.
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Cincinnati
Champion Ice Company
Front
Scott Streets
Covington
Fears of Indian Outbreak Amid Disarmament Plan
A Dakotas report warns that 4,500 Sioux at Pine Ridge may quit the agency and strike out after learning rations for 7,000 were reduced and arms would be taken. The alarm spread to Standing Rock where Sitting Bull and 6,000 followers exist, fueling possible revolt fears.
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Bismarck, Dak
Pine Ridge Agency
Standing Rock
Sitting Bull
Balloon program centralized at Meudon France
The military balloon establishment is set on a permanent footing at Meudon with design construction and training there. Every engineering college will have a balloon department and a company in each engineer regiment will have ballooning duties assigned.
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Meudon
France
Global substance use estimates span narcotics to tea
The passage lists estimated user counts for coca ten million, betel nut one hundred million, hiccory forty million, coffee one hundred million, hashish three hundred million, opium four hundred million, tea five hundred million, and asserts tobacco addiction across all known peoples.
Chances A Wins Third in Best of Five After Leading
In a best of five with A leading 2-0 against B, A's probability to win the third match is analyzed, considering remaining games needed and typical win assumptions. The outcome depends on ongoing match dynamics and independence of each game.
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Chicago Sun
Young couple elope in Paris Kentucky theater affair
A Paris Kentucky youth elopes with a theater girl while her brother, in charge, leaves to visit a man, prompting a moral note on Kentuckians from the Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Paris
Chicago
Ocean
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Mathews
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Fred, L. Rosemond
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Old National Bank
J.M. Bushfield
Rainey
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OFTO
W. A. Carpenter
Notary Public, Cambrider ’ Ohig
Davis Block
Sam’l Co
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Cosgrave Ing
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Wv. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Washington, Guernsey County
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Jebitt
J.B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott
Physicians and Surgeons
WM. T. Ramsey
Providence Ital
National Medical Dispensary
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Kington
Hutchinson Block
Apl2
Ambridge
J.M. McGill
City Drug Store
Adams Building
Hotels
Joseph Morton
Dels
EAGLE
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D. K. Kyle
Mar
Cumberland Tannery
Kips
Catskills
E. McEndiet
Janls
Cumberland, Co
EB. McPmhemrr
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Brown House
C. C. Kyle
Tej
Marns
Central Hotel
L. J. Cutter
Main ST
Cumberland, O
Arcade
W. A. Gill
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell, Ohio
John W. Robinson
Kire
WM. Kirk
Atanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Farmers
Mill Street
We Bainimey & Son
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
Col. Broadway
South
American House
Washington, Ohio
James Smith, Prop
Congressional
Evangelical Alliance of the
Pacific Coast
Alliance
China
Housik
Tennessee
Cumberland Rivers
Ohio Valley Railroal Company
Hewitt
New York Harbor
Samuel G. Snelling
Lowell
Mass
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Montpelier
G. B. Shurtleff
P. M. Meldon
Rutland
Thomas H. Chubb
Thetford
W. H. Rider
Bristol
J. A. Wilder
Windsor
American Tube and Iron Company
Middletown
William Lockwood
Pennsylvania Tube Works Company
Julian T. Davies
Grant & Ward
Ward Consolidated Mining Company
Patrick Ryan
Jamestown
Edwards
Ryan
New York City
Bradford Fertilizer Company
Pine Island
O. D. Scott
A. Stone
A. H. Boles
Thomas Wilson
Roscoe
Coshocton County
Newton Jordan
Adams Willis
Muskingum County
George Bi
Seney
Bucyrus
Sonora
Mex
Tucson
A.T
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Yaqui River
Western Furniture Manufe Association
Snider & Hoole
Balcourt
Virginia
Fernwood Station
Mt. Union College
Alliance, O
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Wier’s
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E. McCollum
Cambidgie
T. C. Stanley
Cambridge, Ohio
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Cumberland
Point Pleasan & M
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Labridge
Zanesville
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Bellaire
Wheeling
Pleasant
Cleveland & Marietta Railroad
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Norwalk
Wellington
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Orrville
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Canal Dover
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Massilion
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Clyde
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Bo Yo
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Fries Landing
Opane
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Foreign Intelligence
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Henry Dorman
London Electrician
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Quebec
Ontario
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Cape Chidly
Esquimaux
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Astoria
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Hamilton Inlet
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