Discrimination Bill In Pennsylvania House Passes
A bill to end discrimination in railroad freights passed the Pennsylvania House on the seventh. Rep Leary, jailed in New York for Massachusetts bank robbery complicity, escaped on the seventh with outside help. A major mine explosion near Wilkesbarre injured many and burned 600 feet of coal. The American Tract Society and the American Home Missionary Society held annual meetings in New York. The Brooklyn Presbytery acquitted Dr Talmage on the eighth. England beat America in a cricket match in New York. The American Bible Society marked its sixty third anniversary with large Bible production and distribution figures. R. E. Parrott died in New York. Joan Rogers died in New York. The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company retires after reinsurance. Two drownings occurred in New York and Illinois factory closures followed. Socialists and unions push an eight hour demand. Freight rates from Chicago to the seaboard were cut. Two hangings occurred in North Carolina and Georgia. A clash followed Appling executions. An insane man declared after an assault on Edwin Booth. A tight rope accident in Columbus injures Victor critically.
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Parole wins the Cheshire Stakes on the South
Eight starters contended as Parole captured the Cheshire Stakes. Russian evacuation of Eastern Roumelia near completion by July 3. Typhus outbreak reported at Astrachan amid escalating repression. Russian private accounts describe widespread suffering and growing revolutionary sentiment. Swine from the United States to England must be slaughtered at arrival ports after June. The Khedive’s envoy in Constantinople says a compromise with England and France is reached.
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President vetoes bill prohibiting military interference at elections
The President returns the bill prohibiting military interference at elections to Congress with objections. He argues such use of troops at polls is unnecessary and dangerous to constitutional principles, and asserts the army should not act as civil police at elections. He notes past elections avoided military deployments and stresses freedom from coercion at the polls.
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Flax Cultivation in New Jersey Sees Notable Growth
The article notes a fivefold rise in New Jersey flax yield since 1860, reaching close to 250000 pounds, despite reliance on hand labor. A new machine to separate fiber from shive, tested by a Franklin Institute committee and Irish experts, is praised as highly satisfactory.
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