Senate and House Action on Bills and Bills Passed
A broad review of Senate and House activity covers timber sales on Menominee lands Wisconsin a cable to Europe charter grants to Maryland firms ship and naval appropriations including garfield funeral expenses adjustments to Sundry Civil and River and Harbor bills and a call for an international conference to fix a prime meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wisconsin
Robert Garrett
Maryland
Europe
Garfield
Berry
Nevada
California
Hiscock
Pembina
House
Ellis
Harris
Robeson
Whitthorn
Logan
Hennepin
West
Utah Commission
Deuster
Oregon paper mill blaze claims three lives
A fire at a paper mill in Oregon New York on the Fourth killed three men. Other dispatches report public printer applications, Indian threats, suicides, a 104 year old death, a fatal family quarrel, poisoning of four Vermont children, Davitt addressing workers, and various postal and railway notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
N. Y
Washington
Fort Randall
Stephen Coburn
Coburn
Maine
Skowhegan
E. T. Weston
Greenfield
N. H
J. D
Julian Rhodes
Bradford
Bryan Foley
Burlington
New York
Michael Davitt
Union Square
Lincoln
Neb
Emma
Sallie Lee
New York City
United States
Payne
Indian Territory
Teller
Freedman’s Bank
Railway Age
New England
Massachusetts States
Concord
Chicago
Buffalo
Charles Colvig
San Carlos Agency
Colvig
St. John’s
Arizona
Political Rumors and Nominations Across States
The report notes rumors in Washington about Judge Wylie threatening to dismiss Star route cases. It covers North Carolina Democrats nominating Risdon Bennett for Congress at Large, their platform on taxes and education, and mentions the Connecticut Greenback Party ticket. Also cited are Guiteau brain examinations, Edwin Downes libel action, and other political maneuvers in New York, Arkansas, and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Edwin C. Woodbury
Kansas
Emery A. Storrs
Chicago
Europe
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Saratoga
Turer
Castle Garden
Tripoli
Syria
United States
Arkansas
Guy Sirs
Kirkwood
Wyoming
Teller
Payne
Indian Territory
Ohio River
Scioto
Washington
Wylie
North Carolina
Raleigh
Risdon I. Bennett
Democratic Party
Guiteau
Army Medical Museum
Hicks
Royal College of London
Greenback Labor Party of
Connecticut
A. P. Tanner
New London
H. C. Baker
Hartford
Henvert Spencer
Edwin Downes
Cleveland
Bishop Gilmour
Tuublow Weeed
Weed
Lamb
Little Rock
D. W. Slack
Garfield Monument Association
Foster
Hayes and
Goy
Republican State Convention Indorses Sheffield and Nominates Congressmen
The Alabama Republican meeting at Montgomery endorsed J. L. Sheffield for governor. Nominations for Congress were made on the 6th in several districts, including McClure in the Twentieth Ohio, Miles in First Arkansas, Kasson in Seventh Iowa, Cox in Fourth North Carolina, Dane in First Maine, and Roswell Foster by Greenbackers in Third Iowa. Rollin A. Horr and his twin brother were nominated by the Republicans in the Fourteenth Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernor Cornell
Alabama
Republican Street
Magomery
J.L. Sheffield
Ohio
North Carolina
William R.cox
Maine
Joseph Dane
Snd
Greenbacker
Greenbackers
Iowa
Roswell Foster
Congress
Rollin A. Horr
Michigan
Multiple Global Turmoil and Disasters Reported Abroad
A beekeeper Nathan Briscoy died after a sting in Ern estown Ontario. A rebellion against Muscat's Imaam breaks out. A fire in Sherbrooke, Quebec destroys five locomotives and a round-house with $100000 loss. Tsarist anxieties grow around St Petersburg fortress. British bombard Alexandria threatened. work halts. Ireland moves to curb Ladies' Land League activities. A Russian proclamation leads to a government minister's suicide. A Canada Atlantic trestle collapse near Ottawa kills three. General Skobelev dies in Moscow. Egypt expedition forces sail from Aldershot under Sir Evelyn Wood. Britain offers 20000 pounds for Cavendish and Burke killers. 3000 Egyptians clash with 7000 false prophet at Sinnaar. bloodhounds debated in Ireland. Repression bill nears third reading with defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Briscoy
Ernestown
Ont
Imaam of
Muscat
Sherbrooke
Quebec
St. Petersburg
Alexandria
Dublin Freeman’s Journal
Ireland
Ladies’ Land League
Russia
Ministry of Marine
Canada Atlantic Railway
Ottawa
Skobeleff
Aldershot
England
Egypt
Sir Evelyn Wood
Cavendish and Burke
Yussurf
Sinnaar
House of Commons
Harcourt
Trevelyan
British Admiral demands surrender of Alexandria defenses
In response to Egyptian forces mounting heavy guns near Alexandria Harbor, Admiral Seymour ordered the authorities to surrender within twelve hours or face bombardment. The British will bomb the city if terms are not met. The Ministry vows resistance and has prepared for possible troop landing to safeguard the Khedive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Seymour
Arabi Pasha
Constantinople
Scioto
Ohio River
Cork
Ireland
M. R. Stroup & Son
Frankford
Tredegar
Wales
Washington
Sth
Guiteau
Medical Museum
Canon Bernard
Havana
New York
Montreal
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
United States Senate
Beck
Internal Revenue
Crapp
National Board of Health
Guiteau Autopsy Report Details Fatal Post Mortem Findings
The Medical News publishes Dr. Lamb’s autopsy of Charles J. Guiteau dated July 4 at the Army Medical Museum Washington. Findings describe skull structure brain membranes fissures vessels and overall brain atrophy with extensive notes on the ocular lens and midline structures. Abdomen lungs heart and spleen show adhesions fat congestion and old pericarditis with minor notes on digestion and malarial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medical News
Philadelphia
Spenifhi
Associated Press
Charles J. Guiteau
D. S. Lamb
Army Medical Museum
Washington, D. C
Loring
River disaster on Ohio as Scioto sinks after collision
A July 4 collision between the steamer Scioto and the John Lomas near Mingo Junction sinks the Scioto in fifteen feet of water with about 500 passengers aboard. At least 40 are listed as missing and 14 bodies have been recovered. the Lomas escaped major damage and aided in rescues as crowds gathered along both riverbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Scioto
Mingo Junction
John Lomas
Lina
W. Va
Associated Press
William Mulholland
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Smith
Martin's Ferry
Lomas
Welcome
Pirrssuren
Eternit
West Virginia
Arthur J. Hoagland
Mr. Hunter
C. B. Armstrong
William Ewing
Edward Thomas
Willie Booth
Charles Davidson
Lewis Harper
John Stevenson
KE. P. Smith
Brosser
Steubenville
Cornelius Plumer
Washington
Evan P. Burke
Harry D. Beardmore
Belle Brannon
Mollie Shields
David Fage
Charles Sprague
Sallie Kiddy
Stewart Pipes
Joseph Connor
Lincoln Beardmore
Harry Donnelly
Edward Duffy
Edward Smith
Kansas Tornado Strikes Columbus and Crawford County
A tornado swept Columbus Kansas at 5 30 p m with hail wind and rain. J P Thomas in a frame house with six people inside suffered major damage and a child was severely hurt. Barns mills and homes were demolished stock injured and two deaths were reported in Crawford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Columbus
Kan
J. P. Thomas
A. Davis
George Barley
George Smith
Garey
P. Studebaker
Best & Son
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