Ex-Representative Bayne Commits Suicide in Pittsburgh
Washington reports June 16 that ex Congressman Thomas M Bayne of Pittsburgh shot himself through the heart at his Mississippi Avenue home in a suspected act tied to ill health and financial reverses. Bayne was a prominent Pennsylvania Republican and former Ways and Means Committee member who had resigned due to ill health. Senator Quay testified to the sugar trust committee that he had speculated in sugar stocks and would do so again.
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Washiveton
Senator Quay
Sugar Trust Committee
Bayne
Thomas M. Bayne
Pittsburg
Mississippi Avenue
Quay
Hea
Attempted assassination of Italian Premier Crispi reported
Rous June 16 An attempt to assassinate Premier Crispi was made as he rode in a carriage to the chamber of deputies. The would be killer fired but Crispi escaped unharmed and sprang from the carriage pursued by outraged locals. The assailant was seized, and the incident sparked a crowd demanding justice.
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Rous
Crispi
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Crispi
Aonother
Bazi
Terees
Mesaba range to hum with ore shipments this season
Reports from Virginia Minnesota predict a bustling Mesaba range as the Adam a Mining Company led by John T Adams of Duluth and W W Melonis of Tower move substantial Brethia ore this summer and fall. A branch line from Dunath Mesaba and Northern Railway heads toward Adams property, the town of Eth platted on the property, and the Norman and Anturn mines advance with tracks nearing completion into the ore docks.
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Mesaba Range
Vinginia
Minn
Adama Mining Company
John T. Adams
Duiuth
Melonis
Brethia
Dunath
Mestaba
Wilway
Adams
Eth
Norman
Anturn
Duluth
Iron Range
Owia
Praukiin Az
Unprecedentedly Small Number of Bills in Congress
Washington January 15 The present congress has enacted only five public laws and eighteen private laws, with seven thousand four hundred fifty eight bills introduced in the House and one thousand eighty six reported. The decline in legislation ties to tariff focus and treasury strain, with many important measures awaiting hearings such as New Mexico and Oklahoma statehood, swamp land grants, consular migrant inspections, and canal projects from Lake Superior to the Mississippi.
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Washington
Jane
Congress
House
Government
Palmer
Benedict
Treasury
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Lake Superior
Mississippi River
Free Woolen Mandates Defeated by Populists Vote
Washington June 16. In the Senate Mr. Teller asked consent to consider a bill disapproving negotiations with the Southern Ute Indians and confirming 1860 treaty provisions for land allotment. The bill faced opposition from Mr. Vilas and was set over. A bill to authorize Dennis W. Mullen to accept a medal from Chile passed. Another bill fixes desert land price at 1.25 and allows refunds of excess payments. Tariff bill debated. Petter amendment to free list imports defeated 8 to 0, Populists Alles Kyle and Peffer voting yes.
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Washindon
Senate
Teller
House
J. Montgomery Smith
United States
Vilas
Dennis W. Mullen
Mr. Petter
Woul
Alles
Kyle
Peffer
EF Weman Guilty Forgery Second Degree
New York reports Erastus Weman found guilty of forgery in the second degree. The offense carries up to 10 years in state prison, with a possible one day to 10 year sentence after abolishing minimums. Jury deliberated about two hours. Weman remanded for sentence to June 20 and escorted to Tomts prison.
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New York
Erastus Wi- Man
Wiman
Ingraham
Brown
Ingreham
Wynton
Kelly
Tomts
Sona
Tracy
End of the Coal Strike Expected to Improve Bribes
Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports the coal miners strike will end on Monday where authority allows, likely easing the coal famine. Woolen mills are closing, shoe shops and goods demand shrink, and dress goods see slight improvement. Manufacturing failures total 476,114 and trading concerns 1,872,201, with 232 U.S. failures that week versus 814 last year. Canadian failures 40 versus 34.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Elected U W Supreme Officers Amid Broad June 16
On June 16 in San Francisco the U W Supreme Lodge elected officers including Master Workman Louis L. Troy and various trustees and officials. In Wichita the Populist editor Brown faced a public march in a Mother Hubbard dress after returning from the state convention. In Breineviewp, Coxvyites were tried and found guilty for an attack on a freight train, receiving six days in jail. A second session of the American Institute of Homeopathy reported nearly 600 new members. A New York case charged with forging involving 10400 was noted with arrest in Memphi? and related editorials.
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U. W. Supreme Oecorn
San Francisco
Supreme Lodge
ALU
U. W
Louis L. Troy
Ilinois
Joseph F. Ries
Kansas
Jol. G. Tate
Nebraska
H. W. Sickett
John G. Avker
Ww. C. Richardson
John L. Milne
Ontario
Watchman
Mother Hubbard
Wim
Wichita
Kingman
Brown
Breineviewp
Tils
Fodrfield
Lomiaville
Evansville
le Thcaia
Judie Ailen
Ecstary
Desver
Fane
American Institute of
Seartly
National Prison Association Session Opens in St Paul
The National Prison Association of America holds its annual session at St Paul with penal reformers from across the country in attendance. General Brinkerhoff outlines crime trends, prevention, and the Kindergarten as a foundational reform, stressing civic virtue and church influence.
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National Prison Association
St. Paul
National Prison Association of America
State Capitol
Hayes
Tron
Association
Prion
Brinkerhoff
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Pullman Committee
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