Perier Vive Revolution Dominates French Presidential Ballot
Paris June 23 Casimir Perier elected president on first ballot with 451 votes as 845 cast. A tumult in Versailles broke out when socialist leaders demanded republic leadership, shouting Vive revolution causing a panic in the lobbies and gas leak delays. Security tightened with soldiers on railways and bridges while betting favored Perier over Dupuy Brisson Arago. Continuous voting proceeded with small protests and intense agitation from socialist groups.
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M. Casimir-Perier
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Secarcely
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Perier
Dupuy
Brisson
M. Arago
M. Brisson
Tie-Up Spreads From Chicago As Pullman Boycott Grows
The American Railway Union extends the Pullman boycott as train crews on Illinois Central and other lines quit work. Widespread yard fires at Pullman and Randolph Street reflect union pressure to force Pullman contracts. Mass meetings vow unity and further walkouts across Western lines.
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Liquids in the mails face post office crackdown
The June notice warns postmasters to enforce rules on sending liquids, requiring watertight cases at least three sixteenths of an inch thick. Wooden screw-top boxes fail to meet standards, while many makers peddle nonconforming boxes. Certified cases from large firms pass inspection. Postmasters should audit noncertified mailing boxes.
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Hill Dies Hard in Senate Clash Over Tax Provision
Senator Hill of New York renews attacks on the tariff bill income tax section to provoke Senator West of Missouri into discussion. Amended provision exempting banks and depositors was agreed to as debates shift from section 59 to 66. Senate adjourned at 6 30. In Butlerville Indiana a gorilla escaped Hall's circus and was recaptured after injuring a dog. In Columbus Ohio state revenue drafts issued totaling about 200000 needed before semi annual settlement.
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Explosion Injures College Student in Ohio Gas Line Work
Cambridge Ohio June 28 A gas line ditch accident injures Theodore Workman while working five miles south of town. The gas pipe burst throwing him 30 feet and causing internal injuries. He had been attending a Cincinnati medical college and was home on vacation. His prospects are hopeless.
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Miners Return to Work After Palmyra Settlement
Sub-District President Mullen announced a settlement of all differences in the Palmyra district and said miners returned to work at 6 734 cents per ton. Miners get all they asked.
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Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate for State Office
Wm. M. Singerly of Philadelphia nominated for governor by acclamation at Warnispune Pa. Other nominees include John S. Billings for lieutenant governor Joseph C. Bucher Hannibal E. Sloan for congress at large David F. Magee for auditor and Walter W. Greenland for secretary of internal affairs. Platform backs 1892 national plank endorses gold and silver parity and opposes currency debasement while opposing anti liberty A P A.
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Cleveland
Senator Hill Fights Income Tax Stirring Tariff Crisis
In Wansimnaron on June 28 the tariff bill faces a delicate crisis with Bourbon advocates alarmed it could fail without a vote. Democratic leaders fear splits as Senators Gorman Jones and West weigh strategies to delay action. Senator Hill's fight against the income tax and populist indecision further unsettle the bill amid pressure over free list items and sugar schedules.
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Multiple Happenings Across Regions Include Crimes and Unrest
Absurd summaries across states report Abner Kersey's suicide near Union Mills Kentucky and Jas Benderson killed blasting rock. Nicholasville and Gordon’s estate reduced to about 200000. Allen Snow remarries after thirty three years. Two steamers collide in Bristol Channel. Norah sinks with crew missing while Crosshill runs aground. Mob violence in Lasalle Illinois injures Will Pinkerton and labor petitions loom in Ohio. Hammond Indiana mob scene delays Nickel Plate train. New Orleans grand jury returns more bribery indictments. Veterans encampment in Fostoria Ohio wraps with elections. Rome arrests three anarchists with detailed hall plans. Italian riot in San Francisco interrupts mass meeting for Carnot assassination. Edinburgh Liberal Association endorses Gibson Carmichael to replace Gladstone in Midlothian.
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Lasalle
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Markets Report From June 28 with Grain and Livestock Quotes
Commodity and livestock prices compiled across markets include wheat with No 2 red bids at fractions of a dollar, corn and oats futures, and cattle, sheep, and hog values. Notable figures show No 2 red wheat around 6 1/4 to 6 1/2, live cattle from 3.75 to 4.50 per cwt, and sheep and lambs prices ranging from about 1 to 3 dollars per unit, with regional variations and grade distinctions.
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CartrLe
Perth
Secret of Government and juvenile autocrats in fiction
The text comments on Bess and a cousin discussing control by elders like grandma and grandpa, with notes on human behavior, then shifts to anecdotes about amiable acts, a doll story, and reflections on societal progress. It includes humorous exchanges about dolls, manners, and a Cincinnati newspaper story of politeness.
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Enon
Willie's Renton Pupils Seek Comfort for Aunt Sarah
A fragment from Harper's Young People and others sketches a humorous scene where Willie asks his father to buy Aunt Sarah a comfortable armchair to avoid sitting on him. The dialogue plays on family relations and light banter among children and adults.
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Renton
Sarah
Harper's
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