Congress adjourns as Miller and River notes pass
The Forty-fifth Congress ends after a long session with the second session adjourning sine die at seven o'clock. The Senate confirmed several diplomats and officers, while the House approved a pension for the Doorkeeper and considered various resolutions. Justice Miller underwent surgery and later showed signs of recovery.
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Turbulent World Update With Mixed Military and Trade News
President MacMahon plans large mobilization in France as Russia boosts Bulgaria defenses. English cotton mills reopen after strikes in Blackburn and Darwen areas. Verneuid wins the Gold Cup at Ascot on the 20th. Archdeacon Row defrauds Kingston clergy and merchants of 60000 via forged bills in London. Berlin warns Turks over European powers reaction. Czar to visit the Emperor as Russian forces concentrate.
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Indians Sighted Moving Toward Fort Hall Amid West En route War
San Francisco dispatches report friendly Indians seen along Wood River about 200 miles east, claiming James A. Dempsey was killed by a war party. Gen. Howard prepares a push from Mahleheur toward Stein's Mountain as hostiles strike near Harvey. casualties include Robbins, two soldiers dead, and clashes with Bannocks and Mahlehur band.
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Mackenzie and Shafter Advance into Mexico Near Newton Crossing
The Galveston News Eagle Pass special reports Generals Mackenzie and Shafter crossed into Mexico about forty five miles from Newton crossing and eighteen miles east of Saragossa. Mexican Colonel Valdez warned against further advance but withdrew after engagement. Americans crossed with no blame attached to Mexican officers and claim the detachment offered to escort was declined.
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Universalist Sunday School Revived in Camden Me
After a twenty year slumber the Universalist Sunday school in Camden Maine resumes with a second life and new equipment throughout the institution aims to engage local youth and strengthen community worship.
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Thirty Fifth Homeopathic Session at Put-in-Bay Report
The article lists various incidents and notices from the Ohio area including a thirty fifth annual session of Homeopathic physicians at Put-in-Bay on the 18th. It notes theft arrests in Wilmington and Jamestown, a rock fall killing Tom Bowen, a suicide by Nelson Hewitt at Camden, and pension fraud charges against John O Connor. It also covers indictments at Ohio Medical College thefts, academy fundraising in Akron, local deaths, factory sale, arson acquittal, fires in Findlay, and political moves in Cleveland and Columbus.
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Henry HELLENCAMP Files for Bankruptcy
Henry HELLENCAMP formerly a proprietor of the Findlay Stave and Handle Company declared bankruptcy on the 25th. Liabilities are about $15,000 with assets probably half that amount.
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Politically charged hearings continue in Washington
June reports from the Potter and Matthews committees describe witness Mrs. Jenks, accused of dictating the so called Sherman letter, standing firm under cross-examination. Statements involve Anderson, Weber, and Sherman with adjournment and plans to investigate the McVeigh commission in a secret session.
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Bulgaria and Balkan Frontiers at the Congress
The Berlin congress papers outline a settlement path for Bulgaria and Roumelia with Balkan frontier fixes. Russia remains a factor, seeking continued occupation and troop limits, while Britain and Austria push for prompt Russian evacuation and regional stability. Mixed European forces would occupy post withdrawal zones.
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