Wyoming Admitted by Senate Vote in Protracted Debate
The Wyoming admission bill clears the Senate by a strict party vote with a attached Yellowstone park amendment. The House will concur on July 2 after a federal election bill precedence. Morgan and Paine mock the female senators while Platt leads the Wyoming backers and cites precedents.
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Senate
Morgan
Platt
Gray
Cullom
Teller
Spooner
Paine
Wyoming
Jones
Arkansas
McCook
House
Wyoming Statehood Bill Debate in Senate Split Vote
The Senate debated the admission bill with divided party lines. The Jones substitute enabling Wyoming Idaho Arizona and New Mexico was rejected, then the Wyoming alone act failed by party lines, and the final bill passed by a strict party vote declaring Wyoming admitted to the Union with full rights and constitution.
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eSstow
Morgan
Jones
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexiro
Yeas
Arkansas
United States
Unfinished Idaho Admission Bill Moves to Monday
Public land and school sections, agricultural and penal facilities are cited in the court references. A conference was requested on amendments to the house bill and the Idaho admission measure was taken up and carried over as unfinished business until next Monday.
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Edie
Iity
First Cone
Circuit
United States
House
Idaho
Nest
House Debates Election Bill and Post Office Payout
The House debated the election bill amid protests about representation and suffrage in southern states. Dockery moved to reconsider a non appropriation aspect of a postal clerks leave bill, with Ketcham absent. Smyser and Vaux argued against federal overreach, while Kennedy defended patience and constitutional rights. Conferees named on legislative appropriation and silver bills, with debates slated for Saturday and Monday.
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Washingrox
Dockere
Missouri
Ketcham
New York
Dockery
Hangen
Wisconsin
House
Covert
Flower
Smyser
Ohio
Vaux
Pennsylvania
Britain
Congress
Kennedy
Onto
Grover Cleveland
Lst
Conger
Walker
Bland
Central Union Pacific Branch Earnings Rise on Crops
The central branch at Arcason Kansas reports net earnings for the first half of 1959 ahead by 250000 dollars compared with the six months prior. The gain reflects strong crop yields last year and results from a lease arrangement with Missouri Pacific, which operates the feeder while Union Pacific retains net earnings.
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Atnion Pacific
Arcason
Kan
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Missouri
Pension for Widow of Crook in Invalid Pensions Bill
Wasingcron June 27 The house committee on invalid pensions has to report a bill granting a pension of five dollars per month to the widow of Crook General.
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Crook
Wasingcron
House Troittee
Roach Shipbuilding and Engine Iron Company Formed
Mare Minting Capital LN announces the formation of Roach's Shipbuilding and Engine Iron Company to acquire Chester shipyards and Morgan Iron works. Share capital and a debenture facility are planned. United States board includes John L Roach Chester works Geo Ky eed Henry Steere and William Rowland. National Bank of Scotland to act as bankers.
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Mare Minting Capital
LN ' Youn
Juneau
Brith Chpitalints
John Roach
Chester
Morgan Iron Works
On Satpareree
Roach’s Shipbuilding and Engine Iron Company
Tign
Byagco0
Board of Management
United States
John Lb. Roach
Eo Chester Works
Geo. Kyeed
Morgan Ironworks
Henry Steere
Eleventh Ward Bank
William Rowland
New York City
National Bank of Scotland
New Corporation
Second World and Seventh Triennial International Fence Conventions Held in Lowle
The Laternational Auncey School convention decided the Second World's and Seventh Triennial International fence conventions be held together in Lowle in 18y3.
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Auncey School
Lowle
Carlton Wyoming Hotel Fire Destroys Business District
A Carlton Wyoming business area burned this morning causing about 10000 dollars in damage with small insurance. The blaze started in a hotel room where a drunken man had been put to sleep.
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DeNver
Carlton
Wyoming
Stoall Insurance
Charlton Dismisses Suit Against Chicago Gas Trust
A stipulation dismissing Charlton v. Chicago gas trust ends Col. George R. Davis’s receivership. Charlton’s move follows a prior victory and drew criticism amid speculation the suit served stock jobbing aims and a cat speculator who allegedly earned about $1,000,000 from the trust stock decline and recovery.
Washington Park Races Attract Fast Time From Young Sprinters
At Washington Park on June 27 two year olds raced a quarter mile with Kingman first Monatello second Rose forward third in 12.54. Three year olds ran a mile with Flyaway first Princess Limbo second Amelia third in 14.34. Older horses contested a mile and a sixteenth where Longlight prevailed Fortunatus second Blarneystone Jr third Time 1 15. Timé rygk noted in race results. Duke of the lands won one mile and a furlong with Birthday second Bong third in 1 35. In the all ages event over one mile and seventy yards Catalpa won Hornpipe second Outbound third in 14 53.
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Wastincton Park
Kingman
Monatello
Rose Uoward
Flyaway
Princess Limbo
Amelia
Longlight
Fortunatus
Blarneystone,Jr
Duke of the Hlands
Birthday
Bong
Catalpa
Hornpipe
Outbound
Cyclone Devastates Graves County Killing One
A deadly cyclone struck Graves County Kentucky last Thursday killing one person and injuring many others. Rescue teams and local authorities are assessing damage and coordinating aid for affected residents.
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Graves County
Kentucky
Farmer Bowman Seeks Wife After Elopement to Kingston
Henry Bowman, a prominent farmer, arrived in Burlington in search of his wife who left home Monday for Kingston with a neighbor named Walker. They reportedly eloped and took a valuable horse, but the pair could not be traced further.
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Burliincton
Henry Bowman
Kingston
Trouble in Turkey described in Erzurum clash
Advices from Erzercum report Turkish soldiers searched a church during services, prompting the congregation to fire with revolvers. One Turkish officer and eight Turks were killed with many wounded. Later Mussulmans rioted and stoned the British consulate.
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Constantinople
Erzercum
Mussulmans
Illinois Central Strike Ends as Workers Return
The Illinois Central strike ends with a compromise. Workers resume work and withdraw the demand for the dismissal of Division Superintendent Russell. The company retains hiring and firing authority while General Superintendent Sullivan states the settlement came through the workers surrender, not concessions.
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Cirteaco
Illinois Central Railroad
Russell
Sullivan
Trial trip of the Philadelphia deemed a success
The secretary of the navy reported Captain Erben said the Philadelphia’s trial trip was a success and the ship is now in Cramp's yard in Philadelphia. Unofficial word notes an average speed of 19.12 knots, about half a knot above the contract, with contractors unhappy and likely to seek another trial.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Erben
Philadelphia
Cramp’s
Hiladelphia
Baltimore Brewers and Distillers Indicted for High License Violation
A grand jury indicts all Baltimore brewers and distillers for violations of the high license law enacted by Maryland's last legislature.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Mob Attacks Farmhouse Over Feud Near Camiron Missouri
A mob of about forty men surrounded Walt Squires farm twelve miles north of Camiron at midnight to punish his son Bud 21 for alleged romance ruin. Walt and Bud fired on the crowd triggering a battle with about fifty shots. The elder Squires 66 wounded in the abdomen and likely not fatally. Will Noland shot in the stomach and expected to die. Tense anticipation of another assault grips the area.
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Camiron
Here
Walt Squires
Bud
Alleg
Squires
Will Noland
Flames burst from Farm Hill mine in Desvar Pa
Fire at Farm Hill mine in Desvar Pa burst from the pit mouth and has burned since evening. Rescue workers, including a bravely volunteer district inspector team, halted operations as the effort to extinguish the blaze continues amid extreme danger.
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Desvar
Farm Hill
Bishop Spalding Voices Equal Rights For Women In Notre Dame
At Notre Dame and St Marys academy Bishop Spalding argued women in America must not be inferior to men. He warned many men fall to vices while women stay above temptations and urged equal rights in labor and life. He predicted a future where women are not slaves or confined to nursing roles.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Spalding
University
St. Mary's Academy
America
Collision at Sea Sinks Dutch Steamer Vrins Frederik
In fog off the Atlantic coast the Dutch steamer Vrins Frederik from Amsterdam sank after a collision with the British steamer Morpessa. Morpessa reached Falmouth with a damaged bow and flooded forepeak, carrying the Prins Frederik’s crew and 96 passengers. six lives were lost. Other gale reports say nine vessels wrecked and thirty-five people drowned along the Scotch coast this week.
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London
Vrins Frederik
Amsterdam
Morpessa
Falmouth
Palmer elected president of World's Columbian Exposition
Ex Senator Palmer of Michigan was unanimously chosen as president by the national commission at a meeting in Chicago. J S Dickinson of Texas was elected secretary, with a plan for a four member officer corps and a balanced party representation. The Live Stock association urged Palmer to secure 200 acres of space for exhibits.
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Curiaco
Palmer
Michigan
National Commission
J. S. Dickinson
Texas
Committee On Permanent Organization
National Live Stock Association
Mad Nanny Husbands Primavuru and Dr Poulton Early Marital Voyages
Dr E A B Poulton of Hourbon recounts a remarkable marital history starting with Lyon as maiden name and involves multiple marriages across cities from 1866 to 1896. She bore children through successive unions, endured deaths and divorces, and finally lived with a farmer named Spencer, reportedly twelve children and a fortune.
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Primavuru
Tad
E A.B. Poulton
Hourbon
Lyon
Nelon Drake
Roberts
Meyre
Nike Maryatt Bemaye
Kokomo
de. Vanidin
Thea J Dren
Hacker
Peru
Willian Moore
Wigroth
Mies
Moore
Thomas
Cunningham
Spencer
Eiglt
Ge Z
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