Debated Finance Committee Vacancy Amid Democratic Debate
Washington reports show Republicans and Democrats clashing over the appointment to the finance committee after the death of Senator Vance. The discussion centered on naming White or Murphy of New York, with conservatives cautious and some calling for delaying action until after caucus. The session adjourned without a decision as party leaders weighed strategic moves and potential bargaining.
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Murphy
New York
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Ila
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Thia
Lila
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White
Bengior Hiwis
Wasillawros
All. FT
Journal of the Senate
Memator Pearvis
Con Mittee
Frei California
Vance
Chandler
Henster Hatria
Senate
Judiciary Committee Opposes Porter for Tennessee Judgeship
The Senate faced opposition to James D. Porter as United States district judge for the Eastern and Middle districts of Tennessee due to concerns he resides outside his assigned district. Also reported were tariff bill actions and the sundry civil appropriation bill nearing White House signature to avert funding gaps.
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Washington
Senate
James D. Porter
United Cietes
Tennessee
Porter Kivee
Wastisatos
White House
Capitol
Incoherent Chesapeake Accident Report Rumor Spreads
A fragmentary and unconfirmed notice from Chesapeake suggests a supposed sailor disaster near Tiaraigland. Telegraph sources in Princess Anne MD doubt the incident, while distant riders report cloudy weather and heavy winds.
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Sug
Tiareigland
Tris
Chesapeake
Princess Ann
Prom
I'Rimfielt
A. R. U. Leaders Face Congress on Strikes
In Chicago Aug 16 the government strike commission heard from W J Lovejoy of Rock Island and other witnesses. They debated methods to prevent future strikes including compulsory arbitration and government ownership. Judge Sullinger ruled information on selling alcohol to an Indian could not be filed without indictment.
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W. J. Lovejoy
Rock Island
la Salle
Lovejoy
la Salis
Menter
A. B
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Kelitier Waa
Hla
Triuvie
Aubris Ihe
Tositerie Arkitranion
BOE Rey
United States
Mos
Sullinger
Bia
Grand Jury
Wunkington
Idaho
Nevada
Toe Atute
Teilinger
Macuhala
Fragmented OCR piece hints at public talks and policy debate
The readable portions describe speeches by various figures on public policy and constitutional topics. References to a declaration and economic conditions appear, with mentions of wage issues and political figures.
Wage cuts ordered for railroad workers in western lines
Federal court consideration of reducing wages for employees across the Pacific coast lines. Judges Caldwell and Ebert review old wage schedules under the Oregon road case. Court retains authority over schedules and receiverships despite motions to withdraw.
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Eta
Unicon
Caldwell
Fat Fers Cut Off Arrests Highlight Liquor Abuse
A garbled 19th century style report notes Judge Bettinger of the United States district court acting to curb arrests of men for liquor related offenses. It mentions authorities and officials pursuing reform, and hints at government oversight and procedural changes.
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Bettinger
Vnited States District Court
Weileg Liquer Ic
Sbvbals
Asastes Governaitet Jacasti
Rebellion in Kaftice te a Moat Serkog Master
Reports from PrRerogta South Africa dated August 17 describe a Kativate uprising met with alarm as Boer forces retreat along the Iwiaha river. The Kuftirs attack retreating Boer bands, force the Boers to abandon property, and rebels seize cattle while tensions rise with massacres and hostile raids reported.
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South Africa
Agatha
Julian Dodo
Murehisen
Toni Rey
Port Mietmen Officers Honor Band at Lakeside Event
Port Mietmen hosts a Wednesday evening reception with officers and ladies of the port, a regimental band performance, and a serenade for enlisted men. The Women's Relief Corps and War Friends chartered the steamer SC Joe for a lake excursion the following day.
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Edalia
Dupes
Kane
Carlin
Port Mietmen Patt
Groeral
Requasi
Caria
Women's Relief Corps
Joe
Abe Cianey
Wien
Home at Gray Gables A presidential party sails to the bay
The article describes a presidential party led by President Cleveland and De O Reilly touring the bay aboard a steamer. They visit Gray Gables moorings, inspect the pipes, and anchor near the island. The president meets the crowd briefly and discusses forthcoming plans in Washington.
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Ihe
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Bey Peat
Gooelosk
Schoober
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O' Reilly
Hogt
Abe
Bowie
Washington
Fractured Report on Rural Trade and Rights Debates
Fragmented OCR note discusses legal rights, farm needs, and weather impacts on the Greeth otzickes districts. Mentions Boras headcount and Tuesday events. references Asian Pacific issues and state farmers relying on RK aid. details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Guana
Saginaw Train Accident Report Lacks Clear Details
A garbled August 11 report from Saginaw Michigan mentions a transport incident involving a grand something and a train, with unclear references to gas, passengers, and a Southern entity. The readable fragments suggest a transportation disruption or collision with limited specifics.
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Seotvaw
Mich
Idaho Democrats Name Slate for State Offices
Delegates quickly select the ticket listing Steven Stevenson for governor and J. M. Ballentine as Secretary of State. Other names include John B Thatcher for treasurer James Stoddard for supreme judge and W T Reeves as attorney general with J W Faris for Superintendent of Schools.
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ER. A. Stevenson
John B Thatcher
Ames H. Bush
James Stoddard
James M. Ballentine
J. R Ball
W. T. Reeves
Schovia
J. W. Faris
Stevenson for Governor and Kallentine for Congress
The convention endorsed permanent officers, naming Joseph C. Ried as chairman and A. H. Alford as secretary. Delegates discussed platform and pledged support for Democratic principles, reforms, and the Wilson tariff, with emphasis on revenue needs and anti-recession measures. A governor nomination battle centered on E A Stevenson and James Ballentine amid procedural disputes.
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A. H. Alford
Uiner Ofigers
J. M. Mima
Keoteuil
P.M. Davia
Nez Force
Pacteturies
J. W. Keid
Lewiston
Local Ticket slate announced at Lata convention
The convention met tonight and announced a slate for state offices including J. Heli for secretary of state, W. T. Reeves for attorney general, and J. W. Faria for superior court. The report lists counties Lata and Bas-Roc as bases for the endorsements.
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Lata
Steie J. Heli
Late County
W. T. Reeves
Bensock County
Pai
J. W. Faria
Bas- Roc
Remedy for Ward Times Statement on Currency Reform
In Hixoton on August 16 A Fiske representing the American ace League urged a special committee to back honest money issuance He warned against government bonds demonetization and a manipulated treasury system claiming such policies plunder the people and undermine the banking system He called for full legal tender money and free silver in opposition to gold reserves and devalued currency.
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Hixoton
Fusso
Barbara
Pation Ory
Diderd
Dudia
Olier Goubiriea
Vespersie Incident in Walia Wailea County Jail
A late Wednesday fight in Walia Wailea County hall ends with deputies restraining an insane prisoner. Officers subdue the inmate after he attacks, with kicks to the stomach and a force struggle. He is jailed for examination while efforts continue to locate other involved suspects.
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Walia Wailea County Hall
Walia Warua
Sheri Tilingsworth
Wolf
Charles Staffort
Heth Cethers
Bin
Wait
Brafford
Walla Walla
Lle
Breka
Linney
Harry Arboit
Costin
Sanford
Senate Debates Sugar Bill and Alien Deportation Measures
The August sessions in Washington saw debates over the free sugar bill, alien deportation provisions, and tariff amendments. Key figures such as Senator Hill, Dolph ave, Harris, Alfrich, Maa Gerson and others were noted as they referred or amended measures, with movement to send bills to the finance and judiciary committees and notable procedural shifts.
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Senate
Hill
Dolph Ave Hotice
House
Harris
Alfrich
Maa Gerson
McKinney
Buance
Motbien
Lilia
Fuange
Washisuvos
Republisha Sluerlig Committee
Aiciion
Aeauee Guindutlee
Menatore Hi Cafferey
Blanchard
Allee
Kyle
Henster Hii
Plot to Assassinate Premier Foiled in France Spain Border
The Petit Journal reports a plotted assassination of Premier Dupont while he rested at Vernet Les Bains near the Spanish border. Three detectives accompanied him as anarchists warned of danger and fled to Spain. The plan originated in Barcelona with Spanish and French anarchists.
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INA
China
Japan
Sone
Fab
Cla
Speed
Eblv
Japa Hee
Ehill
Arin
Chiun
Aloreever
Metolingia
Eikusa
Dlae
Dhemivara
Eodibal
Hueveal Soaperienia
Jiogeti
Fauis
Te Petit Journal
Seinete Dhe
Paris
Pioneer Governor Charlee Robineos Died This Morning
Lawrence Kansas reports the death of Charlee Robineos, a pioneer figure who served as the first governor of Recess. Born in Hardwick Maine in 1615, he trained as a physician and later journeyed to California. He led Mediation efforts among squatters and prospectors and served in the legislature, aiding the Emigrant Aid Society as agent starting in 1854.
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Lawrence
Kan. Ang
Il—Ez
Charlee Robineos
Thorn
Hardwick
Mace
California
Jake J. Fremort
United States
Teias Democratic Ticket Reported Progress in Dallas
A garbled Dallas dateline notes the Teias Democratic Ticket activity with mid campaign mentions. The text indicates ongoing convocation efforts and refers briefly to senior figures, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Coxey and Labor Platform Move in Contested Platform
Coxey and allies push a labor oriented platform endorsing pensions for veterans and public works on roads and bonds. Delegates discuss financial policy and the currency issue with $516 million legal tender highlighted as a safeguard. the committee report passes unanimously.
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Colimbos
Ohta
Costa
Berisias
Erilen
Hugh Cavannighan
God
Coxey
Coxey Spoke. Tregondem
John McBride
Royalist commissioners depart Chicago after visit
The royalist commissioners left Washington on August 15 for Chicago, declining to explain their mission. They did not disclose their objectives to the public or to government officials. The visit coincided with recognition of a new republic by the president, making any delay unlikely.
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Hiveron
Chicago
Ilawali
Coroners Jury Verdict on Rock Island Railroad Wreck
The coroner's jury in Nek Ang reports a verdict on the Rock Island railroad disaster near the Midteat line. Several people were killed in the wreck. the report cites causes under examination and notes conditions aboard the train.
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Yuluad Accdent
Lrecoin
Nek
Ang
Rock Island
Iperenne
George F
Cosmerecs Fat to Mortig Weick
A clipped OCR fragment mentions Cosmerecs and Mortig Weick in unclear context. Readable terms suggest a brief item or notice but full facts are not recoverable from the fragment. Further readable details are needed to form a proper summary.
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