McKinley Pushes Tariff Bill as Mills Attacks It
Washington May 7 with the Senate and House taking up the tariff debate. McKinley defends the tariff as Mills of Texas criticizes it as protectionist folly. The speech highlights prosperity under protection, worries about export limits, and calls for strong American markets and ships. The House then adjourned and later resumed debate.
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United States
McKinley
Mills
Nebraska
Congress
House
McKinley Pushes Tariff Bill In House Debates
The committee on elections sided with McDuffie in the Alabama contest. McKinley of Ohio urged moving to a committee of the whole to consider the tariff bill, expressing confidence in a Saturday vote closure. He defended protective tariff aims, urged internal revenue reductions, and promoted policy to aid American farmers amid recurring reciprocity debates with Canada.
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Washington
Committee On Elections
Alabama
McDuffie vs.Turpin
McKinley
Ohio
Mills
Texas
Harrison
Lapplaeses
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Rose Fay and Theodore Thomas Wedding in Chicago
The wedding of Miss Rose Fay and famed orchestra leader Theodore Thomas was held tonight at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension chapel. The church overflowed with Chicago social leaders and guests from abroad, with Miss Fay described as daughter of the late Charles Fay of Cambridge Massachusetts. The couple will reside in New York.
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Curiaco
Rose Fay
Theodore ‘Thomas
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Chicago
Charles Fay
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas Will
New York
Vendetta Between Caruso and Provenzano Factions in New Orleans
In New Orleans on May 7 a feud between the Caruso and Provenzano Italian factions erupted with a dawn ambush on Esplanade Street. Twenty five shots struck a wagon carrying Caruso members, seriously wounding three. Ten Provenzanos were arrested but prosecutors may struggle to secure charges as retaliation looms.
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New Orleans
Esplanade Street
Guion a Defaulter Tied to 30000 Bond Shortfall
New York May 7 It has been discovered that William H Guion a well known shipping man is a defaulter to the amount of 30000 The bands stolen by Guion form part of the securities amounting in all to 1 deposited with Guion by the British American Insurance company of Toronto under state law requiring foreign insurers to keep resources locally for protection of customers.
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Guion
New York
William H. Guion
British American Insurance Company of
Toronto
Clayton Investigation Hearings Describe No Clear Outcome
The Clayton committee heard many witnesses but failed to develop a decisive fact. A. Hooper recounts his father Thomas Hooper being killed by Clayton's militia in 186g. He alleges his father was fed to a horse and shot while being taken to Louisville. He has not seen Thomas this month.
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Clayton
Livre Rock
Clayton Committee
A. Hooper
Thomas Hooper
Louieville
Thomas
Newcastle Trip Guests Tour Coal Mines and Banquet
The Newcastle excursion party visited Kilpatrick mines near Newcastle, toured a half million dollar mining plant, and enjoyed a late board of trade banquet. They then journeyed to Dakota Hot Springs 26 miles from Dudley before continuing toward Chicago. Governor Warren opened the reception and locals welcomed the travelers with cordial hospitality.
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Crawford
Neb
Newcastle
Fort Robinson
Warren
Kilpatrick
Newcastle Board of Trade
Dakota Hot Springs
Dudley
Chicago
E. A. Stack
Freight Train Collision Near Fountain Colorado
A north bound freight on the Denver Rio Grande yard switch left open colliding with the Trinidad and Durango south bound express. The engine tender baggage and smoker derailed with one coach thrown from an embankment. Fireman Sipes, 31, was killed and engineer Dan Mack survived with minor injuries. Body taken to Pueblo.
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Ime D
E- G. Fountain
Colo
the Times
Denver and
Rio Grande
Trinidad and Durango
Sipes
Dan Mack
Pueblo
Notice for Publication for Joseph Hentges in Wyoming
Lane Office in Cheyenne Wyoming issued a notice stating Joseph Hentges of Pine Bluffs Wyoming seeks final proof for his D5S 5062 land claim in section 14 township 14 north range 61 west. The proof will be before the Register and Receiver in Cheyenne on May 10 1890, with witnesses Harry Coffman Charles Groves Ace Robinson and Lewis N Willson all of Pine Bluffs.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph Hentges
Pine Bluffs
Township
Range
Harry Coffman
Charles Groves
Ace Robinson
Lewis N. Willson
E. FP. Champlin
Register
Final Proof Notice for Lands at Silver Crown Wyoming
Land Office notice filed by Josiah Ray and others in Silver Crown Wyoming for final proof on land for ne nex ne sek sec 10, with inspection before Register Vv. P. Champion in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 24, 1890. claimants include Henry Schilta James A ONeil John A Apperson.
Notice of final proof on homestead claim in Wyoming
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on April 18 1890 records a settler filing intent to make final proof for homestead claim number s90 in section a township 14 south range 69 west. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver May 30 1890. Witnesses listed are John A Apperson Josiah R Apperson Rosa Kitsinger of Cheyenne and James H O Neil of Silver Crown.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Land Office
Au Cusyenin
Vis. O
Soerth
John A. Apperson
Josiah R. Apperson
Rosa Kitsinger
James H. O'Neil
Silver Crown
E. P. Cua Ametin
Register
Notice for Publication San Ovrsee au Cheyenne April 1890
Notice announces a named settler filing claim proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on June 6. It lists Perry Doane as a witness and provides the land tract details and requirements to prove continuous residence on the land.
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San
Cheyenne, Wio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Perry Doane
Viet Savant Ie
Cotte
Wiens
Silent Yearning Lost to Time in Lovers and Friends
Fragmented verses contemplate memory and loss among close friends and loved ones. The poet laments unspoken words and deeds left undone while night and silence heighten the ache of absence and unfulfilled gratitude. The piece dwells on mortality, reflection, and the quiet consolation hoped from shared memories.
Rescuer of Verna Marries Heiress in Courageous Pact
John Cristowell saves Verna Livingston from a flooded river and agrees to marry her to shield her from an arranged match. She reveals a threatened marriage and a fortune at stake, and he vows to protect her even as he plans a distant life if needed. Months later Verna reaches adulthood, proclaims her autonomy, and returns to claim her husband as she reveals true love grew from their bond.
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John Cristowell
Stude
John Crisswell
Verna Livingston
Ing Howe
Verna
Chance
Hood
Jobe
Oratewell
Tamaerenee
Pening
Mr. Cristowell
Varna Cristowel
Pathetia
John
Kuskite
Venus
Poultry Expert King Praises Poultry Business Strength
Dr J W King of Kent Conn lauds the poultry industry as economically vital telling the New York Star the U S spends 560 million dollars yearly on poultry and eggs and imports 15 million dozen eggs valued at 2 677 000 highlighting poultry out earning wheat cotton and dairy in national output.
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J. W. King
Kent
Coultry
Eays
N. Y
Hesides
United States
Ballooning: an affordable, adventurous pastime debated
A fragmented discussion argues ballooning as a charming, less costly alternative to yachting. It notes French interest, potential for self-made balloons, and a proposed club with a safe, practical plan to explore air travel and related sports.
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A . Wen
Paris
Sane
Nals
Unclear text. enforcement note likely local story
Fragmentary OCR mentions laws and enforcement but lacks coherent facts or named entities to summarize as a news item.
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West
Plumb
Jones
Orrill
Nevada
Sherman
Allison
Teller
Thomas-Fay
Dakota
Newcastle Mines— Board of Trade
Lane
Cheyenne, Wyo
Josiah Rayperson
Wryo
Henry Schilta
James A O'Neil
John A Apperson
Vv. P. Champiin
Almple
Cristowell
the Poultry Intercat
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