Congress Convenes Amid Swearing Contention and Memorial Adieux
The opening of the extraordinary session of the Fifty third Congress appears formal with Speaker Crisp reelected and pledging loyalty. Burrows of Michigan objects to swearing in George I Richardson as representative from Michigan’s Fifth district. Senate adjourns to honor Senator Stanford. oath of office given to Quay Pascoe and new secretary Cox. President’s message to be sentTuesday. silver question outlined with calls for limited coinage and possible repeal of the Sherman act. Also reports on land claims, a burglary in Parmington New Mexico, horse thefts in Fargo and Moorhead, and Susan B Anthony speaking in Illinois.
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Washunetox
House
Crisp
Burrows
Michigan
George I. Richardson
Charles E. Belknap
William Enoch
Ohio
Washington, Aug
Senate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Senator Pascoe
Florida
Cox
Beckwith
Congress
Stanford
California
WasHindon
Aug
Populist Party Executive Committee Issues Address
The Populist executive committee in Chicago issues an address to the nation after the silver convention. It demands money issued and controlled by government authority, endorses silver, and warns against a gold standard and bond monopoly. The message urges unity among farmers workers and business to resist what it calls an American conspiracy.
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Chicago
United States
Chivaygo
Jefferson
Colorado Citizens Seek Government Aid Against Utes Incursion
Western Colorado faces a Ute intrusion from Utah as bands cross the state for the annual hunt. Settlers appeal for protection, Governor Waite requests General McCook’s aid and refers the issue to Washington. Authorities await action to secure the western region amid alarm.
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Colorado
Utah
Waitens
McCook
Waite
Washington
Crowds sparse as opening of fair continues in name only
Chicago reports describe a diminished Sunday crowd as the exposition grounds stayed largely closed despite legal injunctions. Many rides booths and restaurants were shut while only electric launches operated with little patronage.
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Caicaco
Exposition
Judge Stein
Markets Report from Omaha and Chicago Telegraphs
South Omaha live stock market shows cattle and hog receipts with prices, market steady to lower, hogs mainly 4.50 to 5.00 per cwt, sheep weak. Chicago and grain notes list wheat around 59 to 68, corn about 38 to 40, oats 24 to 25, and meats futures including pork at 12.19 to 12.40 and lard around 7.50.
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South Omaha
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Aug
Chicago
Struck a sunken pier nine drowned on Lake George outing
A Lake George pleasure party of 29 aboard the steam yacht Rachel struck a sunken pier near One Hundred Mile Island. The vessel sank within minutes with nine dead and several injured, including passengers from Brooklyn Hoboken Burlington and Chelsea.
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Troy
N. Y
Lake George
Rachel
D. W. Sherman
Pearl Rock House
One Hundred Mile Island House
Burlington
Lizzie Corley
Clara Black
Lizzie Clarix
Bridgeport
Chelsea
Wass
Bosroy
Aua
Broadway
Mystic River
A Connecticut Man Praises Ayer’s Hair Vigor From Honolulu
A reader long resident in Connecticut now living in Honolulu testifies that twenty years of using Ayer’s Hair Vigor kept their hair dark while many acquaintances grew gray or bald. He claims the product halted hair loss and even promoted new growth for his wife and himself, urging others to try the genuine hair restorer.
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Connecticut
Honolulu
Ayer
Antonio Alurrun
Bastrop
Tex
Union Pacific Schedule and Local Notices From Dillon
Local notices advertise Union Pacific routes from Butte to Dillon with two daily connections and fixed departure times. Public notices request creditors to present claims at the Thirdware store in Dillon and warn of collection actions.
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Union Pacifie
Mene
Union Poeilie
Miata
Broadway
Partie
Butte
Paitte
Dantte
Dillon Faire
Dalton
Cies
Adb
Adhite Credites
APE Persons
Ding Chivas Hemigstead Osikendi
Aate Hermeny
Dart Thirdware Companis
Dilbou Mont
Suda
Kopitar
Areisnie
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George F. Richardson
Leland Staford
The
Treasury Department
Fort Donut
Robert 5. Berner
Land Office
River
Des Moines River
Berner
Department of the Interior
River Land Company
Deranco
Colo
Bowman
Parmington
N. M
Ron
Farco
N. D
Fargo
Moorhead
Nome
Richland County
Minnnesota
Bioomme
Susan B. Anthony
Midway Park
Dun's Review of Trade
New York
R.G. Dun
Review of Trade
Inormots
London
Port Talbot
Glammorganshire
Wales
TorrkKa
Hughes
Telegraph
Chicago Grain and Provisions
J. Pwarkren
Pearl Street
Ali
Praviberton
Belmont Street
Chilsea
Avgus
Schuman
George Street
Chesseat
Mig Ayp
Putman
Portland
Mrs. Dennis TT Connelly
Agnts Connelly
Mame Connelly
James Moshly
Eawoop
Ind
Greentown
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Red Lake
John Bulgick
Joseph Bulgick
del Colet
Argentine
Valeraraiso
Navd
la Plata
Spimaritno
Ang
State Live Stock Board
Albion
Edwards County
St. Louis
Cherokee Strip
Guthrim
O. T
Samoa
Apia
Malictoa
Mataafa
Jones
Cappo
Z. T
Cedar County
Jeffersonville
William Smothers
James L. Wright
Philadelphia
James, L. Wright
Knights of Labor
E. Ellery Anderson
R Ellery Anderson
Pacific Railroad
Mair Vigor
Waort
Union Paenie
Itt
Unn
Dillon, Mont
Mandy
Dillon National Bank
Dillon
Montana
Geo. M. Brown
R. J. Moore
Oficers and Directors
John F. Bishop
I. W. Schenck
Ast
Cashier
Craig Cornell
James Manidin
Thse
Thompson & Reynolds
Pop
Montana ST
Wtinolesale
VAL Blatz
Milwaukee
Whem Vle
Crlasenzanne
St. Iniliom
Percheron-Norman
Clydesdale
Poindexter & OR
ALMA
Poller Springs
Madison Co
Cate
Ruby Valley
Upper
Canyon
Sala
Fae Ides Brann Cattiec Erate
Pincktail Deer Creek Valley
Ponera Sa OT
A. Brownh
Glendale
Leaverhead Co
Bip Hole
Birch Creek
Melrose
Gatene
Ladies
Balsield St
Chicago, Hie
C. Aa
Wen Ding Ring
Sourani
Garner & Onianaiy
Rockies
Ae Mountain
Rocky Mountain Sentinel
Rocky Mountain
Dene Do
United
Denver
John R. Palmore
Salina
Kansas
John
James Barton Adavy
Rocky Mountain Sentinel Sentinel Bik
Denver,Colo
Tiger Cve
Miles
Lock
Charleston
Coles Co
Ill
Jr. DuMont
Halstead St
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