German compromise Tariff bill passes Senate after long session
The Senate approved the German compromise Tariff bill after a twelve plus hour session and a three month struggle. The vote leaned Democratic with key support from Senator Irby and two Populists, while opponents included Senator Hill and others. The scene featured a formal tally and a late swing as Caffrey and Dimgnboard shifted votes to aye.
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Caffery
Jones
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Gorman
Caffrey
Damoomts
Caffsey
Dimnobard
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Voorhees
Veat
Khorman
Aldrich
Allison
Notable Career of the John P Lovell Arms Company
The John P Lovell Arms Company has long built its reputation on honesty and solid business, led by founder John P Lovell and his sons Col Benjamin S Lovell and others. The Lovell Diamond bicycle is praised for speed and workmanship, with national and foreign interest cited as evidence of enduring quality.
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Anish
New England
Boston Herald
New Yone Citz
Ten Thousand Regulars and Rioters Clash in Chicago Strike
The great 1894 railroad strike sees 10 000 troops and militiamen deployed as engines derailed tracks burned and cars wrecked. Riots spread to Hammond Indiana Joliet and Oakland as Federal troops respond and leaders of the American Railway Union face conspiracy charges.
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Ferry Disaster on River Thelos Crushed Near Nyleghyhuzl
Nearly 200 Hyves die when a ferryboat across the River Thelos near Nyleghyhuzl Hungary loses its chain and panics. The vessel then overturns as overloading triggers chaos. only about a dozen survivors reported. A Bussieres- Gen-Clermont schoolmaster is oddly linked to a pupil’s death in a separate note.
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Cleveland Proclaims Federal Action Over Rail Unrest
President Cleveland issues a midnight proclamation warning citizens against aiding labor troubles led by the American Railway Union. He orders dispersal of rioters and threatens federal troops, with further proclamations to nine states and territories following a high level meeting.
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Washington
America
W. Q. Gnesiuay
Hawaii Constitutional Convention Adopts Key Resolutions
Report from Tonolulu via Monoway on its arrival in San Francisco states the Hawaii Constitutional Convention on June 26 adopted resolutions to close consideration by July and proclaim the Constitution on July 4 with Sanford B. Dole to take oath as President and names of a Cabinet to be announced. A five member committee will handle arrangements. The June 28 session completed the second reading and moved toward a third reading on June 30.
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Inferno at Chicago World’s Fair destroys several major halls
Incendiary fire destroys key pavilions at the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago. The Terminal Station Manufactures Electric Manufacturing and Agricultural Buildings burn. the Administration and Mining structures fall. The Art Gallery and Government Building are saved. Fire spread from three ignition points due to wind.
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Spot Pan Engine Company
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Mines and
Aimintateilon
Court of Honor
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Ames
Ex Sen Bradley Leads Asbury Park Baby Carriage Parade
About 125 mothers entered their babies to compete for prizes. A gold bar pin went to the youngest mother, and two silver cups were awarded for the finest twins. Prizes also honored the handsomest doll and doll carriage. Ex Senator Bradley and Chalmers Bulley led the procession with bouquets.
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Diamonds in a Terrapin Trade Hoax
A Montana cowboy sent ten dollars to a Maryland terrapin dealer to obtain a diamond back terrapin with removal directions. The dealer sent back mud turtle with a note reading You are as slow as this. The item and scheme are reported by New York Herald.
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