Republicans Routed as Democrats Excel in House Fight
The report covers a House session with party clashes over the journal, a conference on the anti trust bill, and a silver bill debate. McKinley and Stewart edge positions amid claims of procedural maneuvers, with speakers arguing tabled motions and journal readings. The piece also notes unrelated local incidents and a Milwaukee club confrontation.
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Mille
Stewart
Vermont
Blood of
Uber
House
Treasury
Wito Senate
Penate
Lowa
Senate
Conger
Ariap
Georgia
Morrow
California
Geotiowan
Iowa
Uvoger
Buwerworth
Henderson
Morrows
McCreary
Othet
Bland
Gootleman
Anawer
Incomplete legislature session yields no pension action
Sartived and the house resumed duties under the rule but the evening operation produced no pension business. No business was transacted at the evening session.
New York Express Wreck Injures Noted Figures at Childs Station
A Baltimore & Ohio line express wreck occurred at Childs station this morning. Among the seriously injured were Bishop Keane of the Catholic University in Washington and Henry Ke Kelly, son of Congressman Kelly. Two train crew members were injured and Ralph Logalle, son of Senator Logalle, among those slightly hurt.
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Bautiners
New York Express
Childs
Baltimore & Ohio
Bishop Keane
Catholic University At Washington
Hany KE
Kelly
Congressman Kelly
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Ralph Logalle
Senator Logalle
Water shortage after flood halts Aromwon services
Aromwon June 20. Heavy rains last night burst water mains and cut off the city water supply. Gas works and electric light plant cannot operate without water, leaving Aromwon without usual illumination.
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Aromwon
Kas
Freight car derailment on Pennsylvania road fatal and injured
A freight train in Beprono Pennsylvania derailed on the Buffalo Mille grade. The rear section ran at high speed and crashed into the second. several workers were killed or seriously injured. The caboose crew reportedly fell asleep and failed to stop the runaway cars.
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Beprono
Pennsylvania Road
Buffalo Mille
Jas
Mario
Beakomastale
Oraously
Three Soap Plant Workers Fatally Burned in Tank Burst
In Baurmans Maryland on June 20 three men employed at a soap factory died after a large tank of boiling oil burst. The accident occurred at 604 Buren street near their work site. The names of the victims were not provided in the report.
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Baurmans
Steery Oeste & Co
Driy
Buren Street
Lottery Privilege Bill Sparks Political Barbs and Proposals
A draft bill offers 1.25 million yearly for lottery rights, with a rumor of Baron Rovas backing a bid worth five million. References to Newman Bayne OX and Governor Ziami appear amid claims of race rhetoric and funding by a figure called Good Leader Rags.
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Baron Rovas
Newman of
Newhehe
Bayne
Ziami
Utah Supreme Court nominee and other 1890s notes
The president signed a bill granting a person to Delia Parnell and Charles Parnell's mother. James A. Mine of Michigan was named as an associate justice of the Utah Supreme Court. Population of Chicago listed as 1,250,000 in a journal admission. City temperatures across several U.S. cities recorded. A Kansas City bookmaker Lewis M. Biler’s safe was opened with $4,000 stolen. Twelve New York cloakmakers strike, 7,000 workers. Col Sir Edward Riley Colborne Bradford appointed chief of police of London. Peter Edward Davis hanged for murder in Belleville Ohio after declaring innocence. A Chicago saloon keeper and Alderman McAbee case acquitted. John W. Mackay sues Cassius Reed and Edward S Stokes in New York for £353,000 plus interest.
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Delia Parnell
Charles
Parnell
James A. Mine
Michigan
Supreme Court of
Utah
Cennus
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
St Louis
Cincinnati
Winneper
Lewis M. Biler
Kansas City
Sir Edward Riley Colbourne Bradford
India Office
Monroe
London
Peter Edward Davis
Belleville
Alderman McAbee
John W. Mackay
Virginia City
United States Circuit Court of
Cassius A. Reed
Edward S Stokes
Stock Market Mixed With Steady Gains Near Close
New Year June 20 trade shows stocks steady with slow gains after a sharp mood dip. Government issues quiet. Money on call at 3.44 percent. Petroleum opens Pat and July at 619, closes near last prices. Various railroad and utility stocks listed with mixed closes and several preferred issues noted.
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Pat
Soletiag
Pacific Ga
Asperican Ge Beare
Pacific
Uacada Southern
Central Pacilla
Burlington
Delaware
Lackawanna
Ema S
Nashville
Miches
Fargo Beuress
Deis
Missouri Pacific
Northern Paoli
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Improvement
Oregon _ Naviea
Transcontinental
Pasific
Rock
Milwaukee & Paul
Texas Pacife Union Pacific
United
American Cotton Antoneo
Uattle
Ateera
Texas
Western
miscellany of odds and ends from old newspapers
A collage of brief items including a claim about Johns Hopkins Professor Rowland's thermometer valued at $10,000, Huntington's elevator aversion to colored passengers, a Maine Sabbath school contribution anecdote, a New York World quip about a drummer landlady, a warden joke from Boston, and notice of the Bates Creek Irrigating Ditch company annual meeting set for June 24 in Patrons Wromlea with trustees elected for the coming year.
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Johns Hopkins University
Lieut
Finley
Government Signal Service
Rowland
Bates Creek Irrigating Ditch Company
Jane
Lakeside Park dispute and sensational hangings in the West
In Elko and Exxo a sequence of dramatic events unfolds. Leland accuses backers of Lake Front park of a massive stake tied to a proposed World’s Fair site, while Josiah Potts and wife are hanged for a 1433 murder. Riches from a stray item touch a Vancouver widow’s fate as a Scotland-bound fortune looms. A San Francisco prophetess is mobbed in St Louis after dire omens.
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Onteano
Warren Leland
Leland Hotel
Lake Front Park
Michigan Avenue
Lake Chore
State of Illinois
City of
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Leland
Ulinoig Central Railroad
Ci'y
Heeband
Exxo
Nev
Josiah Potts
Miles Pawcett
Potts
Tornado wrecks homes and kills in Cornett area
A tornado swept through Cornett on June 20 injuring residents S Piymer W Windcamp J M Bradley and their families. W B Conner’s home and outbuildings were destroyed leaving Conner and his wife fatally injured. A nearby schoolhouse was blown apart and several children were injured.
Tornado Lashes Dixon County Sublette Brooklyn Area
A tornado swept through Dixon County causing severe damage. In Sublette several buildings were destroyed and four people were killed with many others injured. In outlying areas farms were damaged and residents hurt. a school house in Brooklyn Township was wrecked with eighteen children injured.
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Dixon
Sublette
Brooklyn
Heavy Rain Favors Muddy Washington Park Derby Forecast
Chicano notes heavy showers in the day and an overcast sky at midnight. Uncle Bob is favored to win the American derby with Protection and the Baldwin entries Sinvla and Santiago likely hindered by the muddy track. Outsiders Goodbye and Mount Lebanon loom with maiden runners Ben Kingsbury and Avantino amid uncertainty.
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Washington Park
Uncle Bob
Baldwin
Sinvla
Santiago
Jed Grayson
Mount Lebanon
Ben Kingsbury
Avantino
Astigmatism remedy and glasses offered in Oboyence ad
An ad promotes eye care for astigmatism with single eye test, and glasses ground to correct the defect. It claims headache relief and reliability of the optician, inviting ladies and children to attend demonstrations at 1th street in Oboyence.
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Mrownoa
Cincinnati Defeated by Boston in Six Run Rally
Cincinnati (League) fell to Boston 4 to 2 in a game noted for errors by Beard and Marr and three Boston hits in the fifth inning. Umpires were McQuaide Curvetana and the report lists Brooklyn and Cleveland box scores with multiple games and attendances across June 2 and 20.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Beard
Marr
Roines
Harrington
Clarkson
Baostta
McQuaide
Garfeld
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Caruthers
Daly
Garfield
Zimmer
Uleveland
Cleveland Brotherhood Club
Kilroy
Ladies Free
Erland
Kenny
Matthews
Lynch
California Officials Demand Action Over Boxing Club
June 20 report from San Francisco states the governor writes to the attorney general urging suppression of pugilism linked to the estate and seeking forfeiture of the club’s franchise for illegal activities. Also notes the execution of Fite Dubois for the February murder of his wife, two children, and mother in law, with a confession on the scaffold.
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Nieman
Mrwaukeeg
Milwaukee
0. W. Felker
Oshkosh
L. W. Nieman
Journal
Felker
Oei
Far Her
Venemeer Pd Gach
Clab House
Pucilivm
California
San Francisco
Pugiliam
Haw
Aan
California Athletic Oiab
Flo
St. Quener
Fite Dubois
Aca
Lucky ticket wins first prize in Denver State Lottery
Mr. T. F. Holloway owner of a newspaper stands at Second and Walnut streets suddenly gains wealth after holding ticket 45 350 and drawing the first capital prize of 7 500. He receives 375 twenty dollar gold pieces from Wells Fargo. The Denver State Lottery awards prizes promptly with reliable payment, also citing David Oliver of Kansas City who won 1 250 on ticket 35 287.
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T. F. Holloway
Second
Walnut Streets
Denver
Prine
Holloway
Wells, Fargo Expresa Company
David Oliver
Charlotte Street
Kanaan City
B. F. Rhodus
Colo
Philadelphia Item
Sealed bids for Cheyenne church building on file
Notice to contractors asks bids by July 1 1890 for furnishing all labor and materials to erect a Methodist Episcopal church in Cheyenne Wyoming. Bids require $1000 certified check forfeitable on ten day delay after acceptance and proper guarantees for performance and materials.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jas. P. Julian
Turnbull Co Offers City’s Finest Carpet Line
The Turnbull Company promotes its premium carpet collection as the city’s most attractive and high quality. Local shoppers are invited to explore samples and showroom displays.
Cheyenne Commercial Co Sells Shoes At Low Prices
Storage for household goods or merchandise and reasonable terms with insurance. Urgent call about a sale on Cheyenne Northern track. Cheyenne Commercial Company advertises ladies and children shoes at low prices with exoculeateate wording in the fragment.
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Cheyenne
Cheyennne Commercial Company
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