Comprehensive Regiow of the Pael Week Cupid Frey¢
A chaotic column reports on multiple events: a president signs an appropriation bill, novelist Mire Jean Ingelaw dies in London at 27, a new industry formation excludes others, a light draught ship is commissioned in Brooklyn, cracks widen after a Crichton assault and robbery, a civil service reform inquiry pauses until fall, and various international and local incidents loom, including a Broadmoor Casino fire, Post Office robbery, a Philadelphia jewelry case, and labor union politics in New York.
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Law
Mire Jean Ingelaw
London
Bhewan
X Enfomakora
Con Dive
New York
Navy Yard
Birooklyn
Anny Dad Vayra
John A. Craighton
Histomy
Ontarie
Neb
Eceuldereble
John Bobaeck
Creighton
Banatar Pritchard
Hvil Sttvica
Sen ‘Es
Omaha
Washington
Yellow Hair
Sam Crow
Galt
Sea and Fen
Guthrie
W. A. Bellwoul
Philadelphia
Central Labor Union of New York
T. ¥. Powiterly
Masked Men Raid River Traps For Property Protection
In Antorla Ohio on Friday a mob of 60 to 100 men attacked traps placed along the river by Samuel Elmore McGowan and Son and Beaborg’s property. They destroyed traps, vandalized others, and vowed further action. Deputy U S Marshal Stuart was alerted but took no action. Reward of 1000 dollars is discussed for apprehending offenders. The incident stirred considerable excitement among residents and trap owners claim reduced prices for bait and gear.
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Simul
Caures
Inn Raulerm
Samuel Elmore
McGowan & Sone Aus
B.A
Beaborg
United States
Marschal Stuart
Breul
Ene Akeas
Reached The Senate Tariff Talks Amid Delayed Progress
July reports from Winbingtoo note little progress on the tariff conference bill beyond a partial reading. Tillman warned of a filibuster until December over cotton prices and free-list moves, while senators questioned conference vs senate rates and sugar trust gains. The day included a Spink resolution and debate marked by criticism of lumber policy and a potential secret vote on the Harris Pacific railroad measure delaying final adjournment.
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Winbingtoo
Aia
Tillman
Tee
Attison
Senate
House
Vout
Jouen
Berry
White
Sugal Trust
Elec
Teller
Pettigres
Tha
Voyage rush from Yukon to Dawson met with peril and plans
In July reports from Dawn City outline the Yukon rush's perils and routes toward Dawson and new towns. Ships sail to Haweon City and Juneau with river connections to Dawon, while overland paths from Juneau to Dawson are mapped. Companies stock supplies at St Michael's for onward delivery, and a party of 40 prepares to sail to Juneau then trek to Dawson amid uncertain dates.
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San Princiaco
Jacing
Haweon City
St. Michiel’s
Daweon
Yukon
Bt. Michael's
Handreda
Juneau
Alenka Commercial Company
Dawson
North American Transportation Company
Bt. Michae’s
Juneso
Foncy
Eldoraig
Dawson City
Walla Walla
Marico
Pacific Coast Company
Portland
Joneau
Beattie
Piste Murderer Milted Im Arizean Kingman
Rioville reports Mouse, the piste murderer who killed Stearnce and Davin near the Colorado last winter, was killed two days ago in Lipcoln County Nevada by a posse. A $250 reward had drawn a long search with no trace until recently. Sheriff Butts directed Miller to trail, leading to a final capture near Muddy settlement after a long pursuit.
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Arizean Kingman
Arna
Informelon
Rioville
Nev
Virgin River
Mouse
Maddy Crank
Lipcoln County
Nevada
Stearnce
Davin
Colorado
White Billa
Hoe
Charleston Mountain
Vanderbilt
Butts
William Miller
Miller
Setilement
Moore
Alameda Residents Push To Complete Oakland Tidal Canal
In California on July 23, residents of Alameda and Port Vale urged Congress to finish the Oakland tidal canal. The project was halted and partially built under Colonel Mendell, then suspended by Colonel Sutter after his appointment as chief of government engineers. Citizens advocate restoring the plan and completing the canal.
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Oatland
Cal
Congress
Alamedy
Oakland
C. Mendell
Sutter
Mendell
Hazardous Undertaking Prompts Yukon Travel Warnings
Dimcullion discusses Alaska lure and the perilous voyage to Clondyke via Seattle and Behring Strait. He notes the Yukon region's vast size, Arctic winters, and high costs from Chicago to Seattle and Seattle to British Columbia. Prospective miners flood Victoria seeking duties on Canadian Yukon goods.
Offer From Li Chang to Brill for China Duty
George A. Brill, a 1868 graduate, received a cable from Li Chang offering him a mission to organize and reform China under the government. Brill will accept and depart for China to assume his duties.
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Li Chang
Poughkespain
George A. Brill
Cormatl
Hi Ifung Chang
China
Mr. Brill
Washington July 21 House vote on sugar bill and policy debate
The house passed the tariff report by 186 to 118 after 12 hours of debate. Hailey and McMillan led rival factions on free-finite material doctrine. Democrats mostly opposed, Republicans solid for, with several Populists absent or split. Senate followed with executive session and defers on the Union Pacific dispute as Morgan and Stewart argued road history and government dues. In New York, Long contemplates placing Miantonomah in reserve for quick naval readiness amid Hawaii and Cuban tensions.
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Washington
Ecuifers Erieg
Wig House
Senate
Ry Jblicung
Dingley
Payne
W Fey
House
Democrata
Glayden
Broussard
Myer
Davey
Kleburg
Shaforth
Nowlanda
Harteaaa
Baker
Barlow
Botkin
Fowler
Jatt
Lewin
Marshall
Marton
Peters
Simpson
Strowd
Vincent
Howard
Kelly
Stark
Sutherland
Conferanes
Harris
Union Pacific Railway
Morgan
Congress
Thornton
Stewart
Cleveland
Union Pacific
Thurston
New York
Herald
Secretary Long
League Island
Long
Columbia
Minneapolis
Japan
Hawaii
Horse attack maims man. horse killed near Roseburg
Near Fairview in Coos County yesterday George Martin and another man led two horses when Martin was attacked by a horse that leaped him and ripped flesh as its companion struck the animal with a club. The horse was killed. Martin suffered a broken shoulder blade and is reported improving.
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Roseberg
Fairvew
Cooa County
Gorge Martin
Martin
Tia
Death of John Durbin Pioneer and Oregon settler remembered
The obituary details the life of John Durbin born September 13, 1794 in Pennsylvania. He served as lieutenant in the War of 1812, moved west via Indiana and Missouri, settled in Marion County Oregon, and lived there until his death. Durbin guided cattle drives to Rogue River Valley and maintained a treaty with Rogue River Indians promising two head of fat cattle yearly. Surviving children named Casper J., Fannie A. Martin, Tanac, Solomon, and Mary Starkey reside in Oregon towns near Salem.
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Salem
Oregon
Duncan Rose
John Durbin
Fuyey County
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Dardy
Hhe
Rictian County
Sarah Fitting
Tig Union
Fancue County
Linole
Clayton County
Migeouri
Durbin
Marion
Rogo River
Casper J
Huntington Dr
Mr. Fannie
Martin
Tanac
Solomon
MraMary Starkey
Rescued Miner After Fourteen Days Imprisoned
Phoenix miners freed Janes Steyena from Mammoth mine after a 14 day confinement. He endured starvation, losing 19 pounds, and feared he might take his own life as air was finally secured. In Goldendale Washington, pioneer De Johnston described a tale of a rumored Dutchman's gold mine near Mount Adams, and a long lost cache linked to a starved prospecting legend.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Janes Steyena
Mammoth
Steyena
Stevenson
Falty
Carerg
Hiv Cand Phi
Yakima
Mint Closes for Annual Clean Up in San Francisco
The San Francisco mint suspends deposits until August 1 for its yearly clean-up and coin counting prior to handing over to the new superintendent. No gold or bullion deposits will be received during the period, with a brief note of preparations and staff turnover.
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San Francisco
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Goode
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