Movement on antitrust bill Yea votes and brief session
Washington report notes a house vote on the conference report of the antitrust bill with yeas 115 and nays, and a motion to reconfer to recede from a house amendment aimed at restraining competitive practices in transportation. The session ended with few bills advancing and a focus on treasury and census expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yeas
Fay Maye
Stewart
Vermont
Ben
Pacoeniine
Secretary of Treasury
Teamship Company
Immi- Smate Sonica
Morrow
California
Sesiitary Academy
Portland
Ore
Puget
Silver coinage debate dominates June session
In June parliamentary debate, Evarts argues for ending delay on silver, railing against 1873 act. Republicans face calls to act on currency, with references to international conferences and mint policies. Budget and pensions provisions noted as part of ongoing finance committee work.
Election bill progress noted by the House caucus
The House caucus committee shaping the national election bill meets in Washinaroa and prepares a rough draft for agency review. Changes include who may vote if candidates dispute returns and a court within the election that may appoint a three member board to oversee procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaroa
House Caucus
United States
Elec
Pevcones
Gas Blast Paralyzes Broadway Fulton Street Area
An explosion of gas at Broadway and Fulton Street in New York injures many workers. Gas burns for hours, halting traffic and threatening further disaster as firefighters pump water and attempt to cool hot mains. Estimated damages exceed $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Fulton Street
Fulton Streets
Indian Scare in Montana Causes Military Steps
Reports of threats by Cheyenne bands stir Helena and eastern Montana with fears of a warpath. Only murder noted was Ramsey Cattle foreman Robert Ferguson's death on May 6. suspects jailed at Miles City awaiting trial as Governor Toole ships arms and troops to deter disturbances.
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Montana
Helena
Robert Ferguson
Ramsey Cattle Company
Miles City
Toole
Custer County
Prohibition Party Debate Splits Temperance Congress
The New York gathering weighs a national prohibition party as a dominant issue. Rev Dr Carroll opposes, Bascome urges trust in prohibition, and Hilland calls it a caucus.
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New York
National Temperance Congress
Dr. Carroll
The
Independent
Bascome
Wisconsin University
Hilland
Boston
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rhode Island
H. H. Faxon
Republican Party
Wakeman
Star of Holiness
Akeman
Congress
Secretary's Pleuro Pneumonia Campaign Stirs Dairy State
The secretary of agriculture orders stringent measures to stamp out pleuro pneumonia in cattle in King and Queens counties. Dairymen fear a severe quarantine on American cattle exports if the disease is not eradicated, following private intimation received by Secretary Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Kinga
Queens
Rusk
England
Northern Pacific Buys Chicago Terminal Lines
Canada June report says the Northern Pacific has purchased the Cht and Calumet terminal railroad in this city. It will be consolidated with the Chicago and Great Western terminal property of the Wisconsin Central, and will be placed under Wisconsin Central management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Canada
Chtand Calumet Terminal Railroad
Chicago and Great Western
Wisconsin Central
Senatorial Set To In Washington Turmoil
In the marble room of the senate on June 12 a clash occurred between Reagan of Texas and Stewart of Nevada over Major Powell. Stewart accused Reagan of falsehood, Reagan retorted, and a physical scuffle was narrowly avoided. Hearst later brokered a handshake between them.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Texas
Stewart
Nevada
Major Powell
Geological Survey
Powell
A Baughn
Hearst
Bishop O Connor's Will Filed in County Court
The will of Bishop O Connor was filed in the county court Tuesday. It provides payment of debts, bequests to Woodstock Baltimore county and Philadelphia friends, a secretary allowance, and $30 to each servant at the time. The remainder is placed in trust with Bishop Cosgrove as executor, dated February 8, 1887, witnesses J Glouher Omaha and M A Kennedy Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop O'Conner
Oana
Bishop O'Connor
Woodstock
Baltimore County
Bishop Cosgrove
J. Glouher
Omaha
M. A. Kennedy
Lincoln
Wedding Saves Couple From Penalty in Drowned Child Case
Annie Butcher and James Hutchinson married moments before their trial in Louisville to avoid testifying against each other in a river drowning case. The December trial was set after the marriage and the witnesses were the couple themselves. the case was dismissed under Kentucky law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Annie Butcher
Carrollton
James M. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Alf Davis
Squire Camps
Kentucky
Salisbury outlines plan to resume bills next session
London June 12 Conservative caucus at the Carlton Club debated resuming bills already advanced in the session. The party condemned the move and adjourned without a formal resolution. The Cabinet later met to discuss abandoning the land purchase bill. Unionists favor dropping licensing. Salisbury proposed a date after which only money bills would be debated to spare the Lords time. The revolt followed Secretary Matthews and Chief of Police Monroe controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Carlton Club
Lord Salisbury
Smith
President Vetoes Tuscaloosa Public Buildings Bill
The president returned the Tuscaloosa Alabama public buildings bill without approval citing uncertain revenues and expenditures. He says public expenditures must be limited to clearly evident and imperative needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinoton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Lorillard Bets Heavily on Horses at New York Tracks
Pierre Lorillard the millionaire tobacconist leads heavy wagering on turf racing in New York with ten thousand dollars on a single horse. He won with Billy Parolina on Friday but lost some on Pagan in the Ferncliff handicap on Saturday. Dr Dwyer also beat the bookmakers when Een defeated Prince Regal as Mr Belmont’s famous colt faced a strong rival.
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Ateay Belter
New Yorks
M. F. Dwyer
Pierre Lorillard
Billy Parolina
Satur
Pagan
Ferncliff
Dr. Dwyer
Petition circulates among merchants for improved postal service
A petition circulated yesterday among local business men seeking better postal service. The Sun has long highlighted the department's needs and hopes the petition will persuade postal authorities to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Reflections of Marie Bashkirtseff on Love and Conscience
A series of aphorisms and meditations attributed to Marie Bashkirtseff exploring love, marriage, religion, vanity, and human nature. The passages contrast cynicism about men with longing for authentic souls, noting prayer, devotion, and the tension between intellect and emotion. She critiques marriage's effects on love and society.
Havana Cigar Leaves Spark Import Bias and Curiosities
The Havana leaf from Vuelta Abajo outranks Partido in flavor and aroma, yet about 70 percent of U S cigars use Partido tobacco. Part of the puzzle lies in price differences across markets as well as Europe’s preference for Vuelta cigars. A notable quirk is that Vuelta leaf cigars can be lit, doused, and relit hours later without losing fragrance, a property not shared by Partido and other Cuban leaves.
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Vuelta Abajo
Partido
Cuba
Vuelta Pastor
Europe
United States
Russia
Havana
Lilisburg
A Pocket Book and Public Notices in a Daily Paper
A New York woman recalls the contents of a lost pocket-book in detail from a newspaper office while clerks confirm the find. The item list includes coins, stamps, hair, a poem, tickets, and various small mementos. Separate items note Philip Bright joining Home Rule, land sale near Salt Lake City, a German invention for ship bow jets, and a Cincinnati wife burning up her husband’s finances with debts.
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New York
Puck
Philip Bright
John Bright
David Boys
Salt Lake City
Cincinnati
Bia
Court Notes Report on District Court Sentences and Divorces
Joseph C. Martinez received two years in Joliet and Samuel Nightsinger fifteen months. Charles Rogers was granted a divorce from Addie Rogers. Demurrer denied in Snow Cattle Co. vs H G Hay. Injunction denied for Bear Creek Ditch Co. but granted against other respondents. Baker vs Bonser favored the defendant.
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Joseph C. Martinez
Samuel Nightsinger
Joliet
Charles Rogers
Addie Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Snow Cattle Company
H. G. Hay
Wyoming Live Stock Company
Seymour
Bear Creek Ditch Company
Baker
Bonser
Wyoming divorce petition seeks custody in dissolution
Edward P. Champlin files suit in Laramie County Wyoming on May 13 1890 seeking dissolution of marriage to Alice G Champlin non resident of Wyoming and custody of minor Cora G Anna G Lola M with current Chicago address 3535 Cottage Grove Ave. Respondent must answer by June 28 1890.
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Territory of
Wyoming
Laramie
Edward P. Champlin
Alice G. Champlin
Wyoming Territory
Cora G
Anna G
Lola M
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Frank H. Clark
District Court of the First Judicial District
EAL
Notice for Publication Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming
Land Office notice states settler John Bennett of Granite Canon Wyoming has filed for final proof for lots 1 and 2, section 18 township 13 north range 69 west. Proof to be made before the Cheyenne Register and Receiver May 15 1890. Witnesses: William R. Williams Allen W. Haygood Charles Hewitt Robert A. Dinstie.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John Bennett
Granite Canon
E. Nwx
Township
William R. Williams
Allen W. Haygood
Charles Hewitt
Granite
Canon
Robert A. Dinstie
E. P. Cuampin
Register
William Atteberry
Goshen
Notice of Settler Claim for Lands in Wyoming
Allen Simmons files notice of land claim in Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 12 1890. The entry lists Silver Crown residents William M Ferguson Simond Carlin and Cheyenne residents Charles Wallin and Edward C David as cultivators. E P Cuamelin Register.
Land Patent Records for Goshen Residents
In Cheyenne Wyoming on July 18 1890 notice lists William Atteberry of Goshen as having filed for land in section 25 and 26 township 20 range west, to prove continuous settlement and cultivation. Names appear including Thomas R. Babbitt Cuno W Von Alten Thomas M. Herrick John G Bunn and John B Culver all of Goshen with E P ChamplinRegister.
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Thomas R. Babbitt
Cuno W. von Alten
Thomas M. Herrick
John G. Bunn
John B. Culver
Goshen, Wye
E. P. Champlin
Register
Notice of final proof for land claims at Cheyenne Wy
Land office notices from Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 1 1890 and May 22 1890 announce final proof hearings for Henry A Arp Ada Jenks and others. Witnesses named include Thomas L Crittenden Perry Deane Elizabeth McKeever Oliver I Perry and others from Cheyenne Jenks Wy and surrounding areas as required. Public notice lists survey details Lot 1 2 in Sec 30 Tp 1g N R 66 W and other fractional descriptions and dates.
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Laxp
Ciukyenna
Wyo
Cheyenne
Henry A. Arp
N. RE
Ile
Thomas L. Crittenden
Perry Deane
Elizabeth McKeever
Oliver I. Perry
P. Champlin
Register
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House
Finance Committee
Davis
Evarts
Svarts
Con
Marie Bashkirtseff
Schopenhauer
Marrieturio
Pompeii
Pietro
Spencer
Pai
Tod
Beat Havana
Cheyenne, Wyo
Lane
Allen Simmons
William M. Ferguson
Simond Carlin
Silver Crown
Charles Wallin
Edward C. David
E. P. Cuamelin
Iga
Oo Faly & Rkoo
Ada Jenks
Jenks
D. S
Lenks
Milligan
Little Lear
Wye
Voorhees
Edward Rivendare
Enne
Abel
Cuamrian
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