Tariff debate and House actions in Fifty Third Congress
The record outlines tariff debate and legislative moves in the Fifty-Third Congress. It notes Gorman and Teller motions, votes on tariff tabled measures, and progress on metal and lumber schedules. It also covers appropriation bills, private bill day, and district authority actions, plus the District of Columbia Day focus on street railway charter bills.
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Gorman
Teller
Mer
Kyle
Mawali
Gormag
Milla
Irby
Act
Witout
House
Court of Claims
At & O
Anslon Belng
Dar
Ita
Amslon
Pascal
District of Columbia
Riot and Bloodshed in Buckle Hollow Strike Fight
A coal and coke strike clashes near Buckle Hollow in Fayette County Pennsylvania leave four workers dead and many wounded as 2000 strikers confront 75 deputies. The Washington Mine and Coke Co plant at Strakin Hollow faced raids and troops pursued the fleeing rioters through mud and barbed wire.
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Illinois
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Buckle Hollow
Darney McAndrews
Wood's Run
George Washington
Monongahela
Yhoughiogheny River
Uniontown
Washington Goal and Coke Company
Strakin Hollow Miors
Pitsburg
Homnstohs
Hewicklay Brass Band
Buckle
Syango
Frick Company
Connellsville
United Mins
Washington Row
Dunbar
Jimtows
Strikum
Miners Clash In Victor Canyon Ambush Near Wilbur Bindon
Turbulent miners raided a construction train near Victor Colorado and forced it toward Wilbur Bindon as deputies guarded a rail line. In the ensuing gunfight Deputy William Rabbeno was killed and Allan Crowley and others died. Four miners were captured and transported to Plor epee. Governor Walte sent militia to Cripply Cronk to suppress the unrest.
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Victor
Wilbur Bindon
Noac Wilbue
William Rabldenu
Rabldenu
Akirmiah
Allan Crowley
Plorepee
Walte
Cripply Cronk
Lightning Strikes Canal Boat Mars Near Philadelphia Killings
A cloudburst hits the Delaware River near Philadelphia causing two deaths when a lightning bolt struck the canal boat Mars killing John Oxden aged seventy and fatally injuring Edgpard Lickerbocker. The storm also damaged property across the northeast Philadelphia area and southern Montgomery County exceeding 100000 dollars.
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Delaware
Philadelphia
Poon
Hermon
Mars
John Oxden
Montgomery County
Op Hon
Trial of Professor Smith Opens at Saratoga Assembly
The trial of Professor A P Smith of Lino Seminary for heresy opens before the Presbyterian General Assembly in Saratoga Springs. A large audience including Mayor Amithows and Admiral Hopking aboard the British flagship in Boston Harbor attended the proceedings.
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Eastern
Middle States
A. P. Smith
Lino Feminary
Hercay
Presbyterian General Assembly
Saratoga
Qorsnson Gueernatorn
Stat
Amithows
Admiral Hopking
Noston
Eail
Enzo Entsoy
Naforaga
Brooklyn
N. J
Epwanv Bory
Kaarmy
Njurd Wlogill
Bucern Davin
Nawnart
Phot
Richard Mercer
Stevete Ace
Theoush Miles
Trocty
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth Ward
New York City
Ping Grove
Penn
Wren
Bearatoga
N. Y
Henry Preserved Smith
Lane Theological Seminary
AtTrenan
New Jersey
Closer Bond Archival Warship Departure from Boston
Warships Blake Tartar sail from Boston area to Bar Harbor and St. John as Admiral Hopkins speaks to a reporter. He vows to visit Boston next spring and expresses strong ties between England and America amid a lengthy, emotionally tinged address about national kinship.
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Loston
Mass
Blake
Bar Murder
T. John
New Brunswick
Admiral Hopkins
Boston
United States
New York
England
America
Bull Fighter Espartero Honored After Death In Madrid
Thousands flocked to the building housing matador Espartero’s body in Madrid to pay tribute as authorities arranged embalmment and a ceremonial burial. The event drew wide attention from all social classes and heightened public interest across Spain.
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Espartero
Madrid
Spain
Soville
Expartere
Cash for Cherokees Disbursed to Cherokee Nation
The Cherokee Nation begins distributing 86.84 million dollars to about 24 900 Indians at Tahlequah and nearby territory. Each Cherokee receives around 240 dollars with family shares for large households. Nearby states and cities will feel effects as cash flows through the region.
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WM. Harr
Chogakes. Nation
Tahlequah
Tadinu
Tula Largo
United States
Neaely
Kanga City
Lota
Desperate Battles in Salvador Kill Over Three Thousand
In Salvador since May 15 fierce fighting between National troops and rebels has intensified. A series of brutal clashes has caused heavy casualties on both sides with over three thousand killed and many wounded as decisive battles unfold amid the crisis.
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Salvador
Nagy
French Republic Sues World’s Columbian Exposition for Damages
The French Republic sues the World’s Columbian Exposition in U S Circuit Court at Chicago seeking 1,000,000 damages. The action stems from damages to French exhibits caused by the burning of the Manufactures Building during the fair.
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Bult
Bain
United States
Cironic
Chicago
Bank Robbery at Longview Texas Ends in Shootout
Two armed men robbed the First National Bank of Longview at 3 p.m turning patrons and officers into targets. George Buckingham was killed while Deputy Marshal Will Bravens and others exchanged fire. In the chaos several people were wounded including Charles Leonard who lost a leg, and J. W. McQueen thought mortally wounded. The robbers fled the town amid gunfire as a nationwide manhunt began.
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Adrapatch
la Gallo
la Balle
Taylor
Forlor
Walturs Hoolihan
Davery
Sherif
Harrison
Pitterror
Davis Ming
la Cootilla
Duquoin and
J. Jobo
Bally
Duquoln
Feorght
England
Ay Rean Apuin
Knoxx
Mabao
United States
Chicago
Banqast Do London
George Nmilton
Pontavan Bes
Argentina
Caoures Iy Melug
Bleak
Radom
Petrekol
Jacexon
Upper Leonong
Kova Beotia
Becamany
An- Qorhuon
Charierol
Belgium
First National Bank
Longview
Texas
Clemmens
Tila
Charles Speak- Inmeyer
Nome
Tinyo
Tom Clemmens
oMciala
Hania
Ula
Maralial Mucklerny
Will Broyens
Bulleta
George Buckingham
Clty
Marshal Mackinroy
J. W. McQueen
Charles
Leonnard
Court House
T. C. Summers
Wil Bravens
T. E. Clemmona
George Bennett
Jim Jones
Severe
Hockville
Nexico
Bennett
Boans
Toad
John Howard
Baseball's New Stars and league chatter in Chicago notes
National game coverage highlights Chicago acquisitions and player notes, with talk of 220 pound Taras, Bucond Basemay Woddige, and Yap. Brooklyn’s slump and Baltimore's sprinting rise are noted alongside rule changes and a club medical kit. Standings show Cleveland leading with 18 wins.
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Pitenza Heere
Chicagos
Taras
Gnivrix
Brooklyns
Foutr
Chicago
Rusia
Washington
Baltimores
Bostons
Brooklyn
Romixaux
Baltimore
New Yorks
Bitting
Munnarg
Cincinnat
Young
Clarkson
Cuppy
Clevelands
Jlsvelard
Younn
Nichols
Tvsle
New Yorkees
Hom
Keerenn
Brodis
Kelley
Bata
New York
Lng Bean
Llagul
Stallion Attack Leaves Farmer Severely Injured in New Jersey
Mil town farmer Miton Ganikte near Lower Preakneas New Jersey was attacked while trying to subdue a stallion. The animal bit his leg and forearm during a struggle, tearing flesh to the bone and injuring his right hand and wrist.
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Gorside
Miton Ganikte
Preakneas
N. J
Ghinbte
Tin
Nelzad Gambde
Cooperation collapse at Topolobampo co operative colony
W A Witherspoon attorney for the Topolobampo cooperative colony reports Kansas Populists back from Sinaloa say cooperation has been abandoned. About two hundred people remain as the company seeks to perfect land titles and manage irrigation disputes. A Viking ship from New Orleans will be moved to Chicago for Columbian May events.
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Great New Orleans
Imke Pontchartrain
Tuenr
Minora
Cripple Creek
Col
Mila
Illnois
Colonal Breckinridge
Kentucky
Bruckbridge
Bluffs
Tacoma
Wash
W. Te Gllovpin
Mintog
Arnoll Bornberger
Clinton
Miss
Joliot
Chaplin J. D. Steth
John Keating
Keating
Chicago
W. A. Witherspoon
Tonolobimpa
Whfel
Kansas
Abilene
Kan
Sinaloa
New Orleans
Political and legal notes from mid Atlantic region and Europe
Astatoga assembly adjourns after selecting Pittsburg as next meeting site amid Utah admission protest. A dam built by contenders near Brodian is blown up, blamed for local floods. Ex-Judge fugitive from Ormyosond returns to Brooklyn with eight felony indictments. Washington rejects breach of promise exception challenges. Antwerp exposition leadership appointed as U S nominees advance. Siamese minister trials begin in Washington. A river burst near Charkkapel floods villages. 200 plus affected. Hohenzollern and Belgian royals pledged to Brussels amid European realignments.
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Brodian
N. Y
Kyaurth PF
Durimnuaxy
Ormyosond
Brooklyn
Canada
Kings County
Sherif
Flony
Covonen Magcaningk
Cradley
Washington
Pavaipeny Chayeany
James HH. Qero
Virginia
United States
Antwerp
Henate
Charles D.walcott
New York
Geological Survey
William Muchler
St. Augustine
Sintos
Great Britain
Motu
Panck Cuatnrn
Hohenzolern-Stzmarefugen
Josephine
Count of
Flanders
Bilglany
Brussolu
Gladstone’s Eye Cataract Operation Successful
Ex premier Mr. Gladstone underwent cataract removal on the right eye at Lord Rendall’s house in London. Doctors Nottleaf and Wabershon attended and issued a bulletin noting a successful, brief procedure without anesthesia. He recovered in a quiet room with his family present.
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Mr. Gladstone
London
England
Drs. Nottleahtp and
Wabershon ‘Attendel
Lord Rendal
Aad
Gladstone
Murdered wife and baby amid drunken quarrel in Kentucky
Two mountaineers, Big do Howard and Jim Stasher, shot a wife holding a four month old infant at their home on Straight Creek near Tipplingville Kentucky after a quarrel over a request for quiet. The wife and infant died. Howard claimed accident.
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Howard
Markets Report: New York Prices for Country Produce
Sata wholesale prices show moderate receipts and generally strong demand in the week’s market. Milk, creamery and dairy items list varied prices with substantial weekly receipts and numerous figures for crates, loaves, and freight. fruit and produce values reflect mixed movements.
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New York
Saewe Oe
Han Asdch
Hans Way
Cronus
Gala
Dutta Cramery
Penn
Western
Crassecerere
Tite
Mt Western
Fashion notes and social pages mix in 19th century bustle A New York fashion column and social observations
The item surveys stylish dress trends including moire fabrics and petticoat details, notes about a woman pilot initiation in St. Louis Harbor No. 28, and mentions royal Myrtle traditions at Osborne. It also covers graceful travel cloaks, bonnets, and jeweled trimmings with period tone and plural society glimpses.
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St. Louisa
United States Association of Pilots
Callie Franch
Miss Franch
Ohio
Mississippi
Cincinnati
New Orleans
C. O. Franch
Rocheater Post-Express
Osborne
Coburg
Victoria
St. Petersburg
Augusta Stanley
New York
Westurn
Poing
Mra
Tours
New York Journal
Fashion Notes from a Past Season in the Chicago Record
A fashion summary describes traveling cloaks with gray foulard and pearl buttons, dramatic collars, and different fabrics from moire to dotted Swiss. It notes hats, bows, pearls, dog collars, sailor hats, Vandykes, capos, and leather shoe trends shaping feminine attire for the season.
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Chicago
Fayetta
Aumuror
Human Endurance Across Extreme Temps and Pressures
The article discusses human capacity to endure wide temperature ranges and pressures. It notes ascent to six or seven miles with 3.5 psi, deep sea depth over 100 feet with 50 psi, and speeds from three to four miles per hour normally to eight miles per hour in exceptional cases. It emphasizes adaptation, animal study, and protective measures enabling exploration of extreme environments.
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Hall
Catarra
Cnenzy & Co
Toledo
Hoxslo
Pemio We
Earth
Moning
Arctia
Lodgor
The Capitol Split in Rhode Island Colonies
The Rhode Island and Providence Plantations state name reflects once separate colonies that chose capitals across Newport Providence East Greenwich Bristol and Kingston. Early constitutional practice left the capital unsettled between Newport and Providence amid political influence.
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Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Newport
Providence
East Circouwich
Bristol
Kingaton
Bowax
Onr
New York News
Notable legislators and public figures profiled in a rambling list
The passage catalogs diverse figures from politics, law, and society, naming Congress members, a state governor, a cartoonist, a preacher, a university student, diplomats, and jurists. It notes achievements and eccentricities such as poultry holdings, publishing, teaching, and an ornamental dispute over monuments and attire.
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Avery Young Men's Christian Association
Elmer
Binghamton
Holland
Hood
T. IL
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Osceola
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Hood's
Scott
Scott Downe
N.Y
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Radway
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Cartinio
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Crvanx
North Carolina
Pearing
Christopher C. Baldwin
John A. Sullivan
Chariea W. Burtz
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Suunto Committee
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Democratic Campaign Fund
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St. Louis
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Astatoga
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Gronar Drewen
California
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Hols
Kary
Narwamren P. Cauxe
Chloe Gibson
Balvidere, Ll
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Blate & Penn—trek
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Dueke
Poater
Coese
Phila
Wootten
Eesees
Jersuy
Bermuda
Jermuda
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Fonsi
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Timothy
Tailor-Madonnila
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New York Press
New York Times
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Rhode Iland
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Congress
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Morrow
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Wri K. Vanorapour
Lord Lovatt
Deer Forest
Toomas Nasr
Pall Atoll
William Mays
Perryville
Maron Hanronp
Omaha
Jonx Parton, Jr
Michigan
Henry W. Gnany
Georgia
Leen
Atlanta
Wilmington
Ireland
bin Jory Pauxcerore
Reddock
Prince
Monaco
Mediterranean
Pringe Ia
Epwanp Bexsary
Chicopool Falls
Union College
Springfold
S Curry
Logan BE. B.sroener
Supreme Court of Georgia
Justice Bloockley
Chloe Herring
WALL
York
St. Thomas
Octorio
Queen's Own Rifles
Toronto
George J. Willis
Thor
United Btala
Queen's Own
Grunken
H. Hamilton
Willid
Ottawa
Washlas- Om
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B. F. Allen Company
Canal Street
Lovell
Lowell
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John P. Lovell Arms CO
A. M. Legg & CO
Washington, D.C
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