Congress Debates Tariff Conferees and Cuba Policy
The House and Senate held a day of debates on tariff conference reports and Cuban policy. McMillin urged action to relieve bankruptcy rules and support Cuba while Bailey argued for time for debate and criticized Senate delays. The day featured eulogies for Judge Holman and a Pueblo New Mexico report on dances affecting teachers.
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Washington
Chattmin Dingley
Payne
New York
Walted
Pennsylvania
Hop ‘Kins
Timeis
Grosvenor
Ohio
Bailey
Me Ain
McMilin
Daigell
McMillin
House
Cuba
Swanson
Senate
Dalzell
Dehaie
Lewis
Ife
Holman
Senate House Deadlock Delays Actions On Deficiency Bill
In Washington on July 15, the Senate and House faced a prolonged deadlock over resolutions tied to the Union Pacific railway and a general deficiency bill. Roll calls and parliamentary moves stretched from noon to 6 pm with no final vote, while a later decision allowed a sculptor to build a studio near the Sherman statue site. The House adjourned at 12:30 pm after efforts to consider a temporary Sherman studio resolution.
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Washington
Tay
Senate
Harta
Kansas
Union Pacificallway
Morris
Wil
Pentlig
Sherman
House
Efrenderson of
Lown
Gen. Sherman
Nis
Cannon
Hepburn
Lowa
Phite
Messrs
Oniiou
Norroway
Sayers
Minnesota
Mississippi
Aitken
Mina
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Chicago and Minnesota Markets
Chicago July 14 reports Wheat No 2 red 7 21 2d and No 4 red 70d amid mixed quotes. Hogs range 3.20 to 4.40 per cwt. cattle and sheep pricing listed for cows, heifers, stockers, and natives. Minneapolis July 16 shows wheat fluctuations to 73 5 8d, spring and Northern varieties, corn and barley firming, rye steady. St Paul and other markets show varied hogs, cows, and lambs pricing. Short coverage of futures and cash quotes across several Midwest exchanges.
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Chicago
Mil Fen
Minneapolis
Northern
St. Paul
Rowing at Henley heats feature McDowell win
Henley on Thames July 16 Amid fair weather a light wind from the Berkshire side greeted the Henley regatta. Dr McDowell won his heat in the diamond sculls as J A Guinness and the Winnipeg crew showed strong form in earlier trials.
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Dr. McDowell
Henley-on-the-lhames
Berkshire
Dre McDowell
Bentleg
J. A. Gulness
Winnipegs
Utrecht University Rowing Club
Guinness
McDowell
Mie
Advantige
Hewever
Kentucky Democrats Convene in Louisville Convention Debated
In Louisville a novel national Democratic convention unfolds to select a state court of appeals nominee. About 700 delegates attend as 65 of 110 counties report, with the silver versus gold issue at the heart of the contest. James S. Sinas chosen temporary chairman.
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Louisville
Cologniew
Nly
Kentuel Ec Atate
State Court of Appeals
Wteparbtleius
Dyauiwcrats
Stepublican
James
Sinais
North Dakota murder case seeks new trial change of venue
In Williamsport, Kadotte was convicted of murder and sentenced to be hanged on Oct 20. Defense attorneys asked for a new trial and a venue change. Judge Sauter refused to grant venue change. Judge Winchester noted he would leave that to the new judge. A panel was to be completed. affidavit submissions were made.
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Maung Bismarck
N.D
Detonier
Cnag
Dudge
Fttoon
Aloe Gadotte
Tudge Winchester
Attorney Stevens
Tie
Fle
Cadotte
Williamsport
Pitiable Sight As Normand Appears In Court
August Normand boxtuning for Hin Grinien at Grand Works North Dakota. The second trial of murderer Normand postponed to July 22. Tracy Bangs seeks a continuance claiming new witnesses outside the state would testify to Normand's long standing mental condition. Bangs withdrew from the case when denied. Normand appears in court as a pitiable, nearly insane figure, shaking, clinging to the railing, and sobbing while eating little despite prior hunger. Sheriff reports note his jaw and hands move continually.
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Normand
Suter
Hin Grinien
Grand Works
N. D
Tracy Bangs
North Dakota
Wisk
Motter Bangs
Desperate Flood Strains Minnesota Families Seek Aid
In Alikin Minnesota on July 16 the Crayne and state federal aid question grew urgent as continuous rain swells the Mississippi basin. Floodwaters threaten this year’s crop after mortgaging assets to plant, with 200 families left with no means to endure. A county meeting formed a committee to request state and federal relief from Gov. Glough and Congressman Morris amid a serious regional crisis.
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Alikin
Minn
Mississippi
Isa
Bortnsl
Aml
Ygloy
Mainy
Storm Damages Hit Milwaukee Area Hard
A storm in Abeneen and nearby areas caused extensive damage to wine glass works and rail facilities. The Milwaukee roundhouse suffered heavy fire and 147 windows were broken on whitewights, while an art-bound passenger train lost 36 windows. North and west building sides sustained major damage. crop losses were limited, though several farmers north and west of the city were stripped of crops. The hail measured about half an inch, with broader agricultural impact inland.
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Abenieen
Milwaukee Roundhouse
Ills Property Gone Vargo N Kaeppler Arrested For Fraud
July 16 report that A Kaeppler is arrested on a charge of fraudulently disposing of property while awaiting hearing on relief from creditors. He ran a wholesale trust commission business and came from Mankato two years ago, facing involuntary insolvency proceedings.
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Vargo, N
A. Kaeppler
Kaeppler
Munkato
Poisonous Vine In Vinegar Jug Triggers Poisoning
The Woll family of Yankton South Carolina reports their small child dropped a table knife into a jug of vinegar. After several hours the family used the vinegar and all members contracted poisoning but are now recovering.
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Yankton
S. C
Chris Woll
Serious at Cloquet as logs flood town and river rises
Great Milix and Lumber Yards fearlogged logs at Cloquet Minnesota as the St Louis River's height surges. Booms prepared, bridges closed, island residents flee while logs threaten the town. Officials compare danger to 1888 and await a fall in water level.
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Donver
Cloquet
Ahi
Dades
Duluth
Defense Wins Change of Venue Question in Spicer Murders Case
In Bismarck North Dakota on July 1d the defense won a motion regarding change of venue for the George De Tender trial, the second Spicer murder suspect. Judge Lauter will preside, with the venue decision to be ruled by the assigned judge. Minnkuno county residents oppose moving the trial citing local costs and locality of the alleged crime.
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Ind . Calle
Tite
Bismarck
N.V
Dda
Winchesterting
George de Tender
Spicer
Lauter
Seventh Judicial District
Fromrutiness County
Winchester
Minmons
Great Bridge Opened United Duluth and Superior Railway Viaduct
The Duluth Superior river bridge opened July 15 with ceremonies. Speeches by Mayors Starkeweather and Tynglsen, with remarks by Shimes Bardon and Weber McHugh, drew thousands. Draw spans 491 feet long, overall length 1094 feet, 58 feet wide, costing about 1 million dollars.
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Duluth
Superior
Dulluth
Minn
Big River
Dueluth
Trev
Salter
Starkeweather
Superlor
Tynglsen
Shimes Bardon
Weber McHugh
W. CG. Gridley
A. A. Tams
Wmentriciy
Teynua Upheaval Aims At Exonerating Ayitence Phat
AYitence Phat is declared not guilty in a complex forgery plot case. Attorney Supbern defended mh OG bey Tait, presenting evidence that one forgery belonged to another party and that Phat was not guilty of the $000 forgery. A conspiracy to defeat Ueydlnart is suggested, while interim findings cast doubt on Phat’s involvement.
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Senate
France
Berry
Arkansas
Spain
Old
Melton
Committee On Foreign Relations
QIK
Supbern
Bey Tait
Wilehle
Foya Uly Pak
Min
Ueydlnart
Prhlle
Stes
Ashland Ashland Heirs Challenge Railroad Ejectment
Wisconsin settlers backed by Midge Helms appeal after the United States Supreme Court ruled the railroad failed to honor homestead lands. About $80,000 in improvements were placed by homesteaders who face eviction, with appeals and possible new suits over the lower court decisions.
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Ashland
Shan
Midge Helms
Brewerit
Wisconsin Central Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Aailrvoad
Wis
Tome Begio
Davis
Siustina
Murderer Keihan Soadilenty Whink Held in Court Nearby
Police report a murder suspect named Keihan Soadilenty Whink detained after threats of lynching. Authorities moved to keep the case secret while considering commutation to imprisonment. local business officials reacted with mixed certainty as the suspect awaited transfer.
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Keiihan
Escapes Prompt Stillwater Prisoner Named Doe
Schubwiter penitentiary authorities report a prisoner named Doe escaped recently. Boyle, formerly under good behavior parole, is believed to be involved and faces potential pardon or further action. Police are alerted as details remain unclear.
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Boyle
Fallagy
Rene
St. Maul
Schubwiter Penitentiary
Doytie
Severe Storm Hits Winnebago City Injures Residents
A severe electric storm swept Winnebago City Minnesota damaging homes and injuring residents. Two houses were struck, including Mr Weed and Mrs Low, with debris and lightning causing substantial loss. Local lines were down and authorities reported scattered outages.
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Winnebago
Wihinebago City
Minn
Belining
Mr. Weed
Low
Hu Bing Barth Valley Delephore
Fort Suterek
Centea
Flood Hits Clearwater Area Wrecks Bridges and Ferry
A July 15 flood on the Clearwater River swept away bridges including the Quins saloon and the enable ferry. The railroad bridge was halved and the grist mill endangered. Loss estimated between 0 and 10,000 dollars. Damages extended to the riverfront structures.
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Clearwater
Mion
Quinn
Winoon Prepares an Argument Before a League Meeting
The article describes Winoon preparing a legal argument concerning the distribution of funds and the potential outcome of a court case. It mentions the involved groups, including the Thebelsretdl Circle of America and locations such as Jamesville Wisconsin and Minnesota. The piece notes plans to determine whether the organization will continue or dissolve, with a focal point on anticipated visions of capital and sine pal outcomes.
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Winoon
Wirons
Mhin
Sloners
Wien
Penlows
Mayeuntie
Janesville
Wis
Thebelsretdl Circle of
America
Minnesota
Conlinon
Ellows
Farmer Killed In Train Incident Near Victory Wisconsin
Moorman Voglin, a farmer living near Victory, Wisconsin, was instantly killed while returning for La Crosse as a team frightened and bolted, throwing Voglin from the bogey. His wife Mrs Voglin escaped with a broken arm. The same team had previously killed Voglin’s hired man two years earlier on the same ground.
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Tanasgny
Victory
Wis
Voglin
Here
la Crosse
Disappearance of Polk County Ex-Sheriff Sparks Lombard Rumors
In Lombard Turtle Lake Wisconsin on July 16 rumors swirl over the mysterious disappearance of George D. Lombard former Polk county sheriff and local political figure. Warnings say Lombard may have carried a large sum of money and friends fear foul play.
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Lombard Turtle Lake
Wis
Buly
George D. Lombard
Polk County
Drowned In Ned Lake Tiver Whiter Fiver Malls Minn
A brief report notes a drowning at Ned Lake in Tiver near Whiter Fiver Malls, Minnesota. The deceased reportedly had ties to the river valley and served in the Mechs Jambar for the past ten years.
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Ned Lake Tiver
Minn
Ted
Villey
Mechs Jambar Vory Noy
Workers at Steel Plant Stage Wildcat Strike
Inapect Mlunvauuit Mien, Houghton, Mleh, lus. About 200 members of the Atourfery Dist. tute of Maly engineers in charge of Dr. David T. ny. departed for Lyla. Mon, Milwaukee. John menting of the thie Wilses of the Agate to Assugialum af Iren. Steel vid Din Workers addressed by V President G. Garkind. The situation resembles earlier 1930s labor unrest as wild strikes disrupted production after the steel company refused concessions at a public meeting.
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Houghton
Mleh
Lus
Atourfery Dist
Maly
David T. Ny
United States
Tle
Sivamer
Lyla
Milwaukee
John Menting
Agate
Assugialum
G. Garkind
Ylew
Thlekey
Kperkers
Tbnels Steel Company
Betpolt
Local Wis politicians face election shifts in asb vote
In Martison Wisconsin on July 1 residents debated leadership and election details. Coe Mtr Coe received support for a tablet precinct, while Mr Thyutpsoy’s election appeared uncertain. La Crosse’s fruit industry figure was elected president with Maj S. B Ochwood noted in the summary.
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Martison
Wis
Oshiosh
Saveevert
Eb. Coe
Coe
Thyutpsoy
la Crosse
School heating contract awarded to Peck-Wiliimson Co
The board of education awarded the contract to Peck-Wiliimson Company of Cincinnati for supplying the heating plant at the school in Setiied the Meating Kirnt, Yookton. The $10,000 project includes a double fan system with hot air flues and opening vest wheels for the school building.
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Yookton
Daly
Peck- Wiliimson Company
Glnelinati
Mount Tupe Church and Seton’s Barn Damaged in Attempted Fire
In Le Mars area near Mount Tupe, tonight a Methodist church and Seton’s barn were burned by unknown arsonists. Firemen battled the blaze as smoke rose from the structures, while bystanders watched. No injuries reported and investigation underway.
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Cheech Nurned
Te Mars
Mount Tupe
Seton
le Mars
Aun Sneendiney
Iinister
Rioting Interrupted by Eggs Thrown at Salvation Army Crowd
A street disturbance involving the Salvation Army in Iran prompted a disorderly scene as rotten eggs were hurled into the crowd. Police intervened to restore order amid the chaotic event.
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Eagee
Salvationines
Iran
Salvation Army
Arrest Report Fragment From Obscure Legal Notice
An arrest related to disposal of property appeared in a garbled legal notice. The fragmented text references a person named Jade Dolluon and a court proceeding in a family or public records context with dates and authorities obscured. The overall item reads as an early-stage docket note and lacks clear names or locations.
Fragmentary Note on a Distorted Incident
A garbled OCR fragment references an individual named Harald S. Ls and a disordered scene involving bodily harm. The legibility is very poor, but the text hints at self-destructive or violent content and possible institutional or medical context without clear specifics, dates, or locations.
Arctic Explorer recounts perilous last expeditions
A Critica moment recounts expeditions with dramatic dialogue about reaching the pole and exhausted dogs. A cynical tone contrasts with praise for Lastotter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted tonic for stomach and kidney troubles, emphasizing botanic, gentle action over drastic purgatives.
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Valr Matener
Eskline
Apeak
miss—Puck
Imedical
Jlastotter
Robbed by the Umpire and Other Oddities from Washington
A quirky column from a Washington desk notes unusual quotes and misheard names. The piece captures humorous mispronunciations and swapped syllables reflecting daily political chatter and lighthearted newsroom wordplay.
Untitled fragment from a late 19th century column
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Tilverpool figure, a Bibbyne heir, and a dated claim of eighty three with a large fortune, alongside nonsensical phrases and references to Piso's Cure and a Yellow Kid magazine, indicating a damaged miscellaneous items snippet.
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful swollen feet, bunions, sweating, and tired feet. It claims instant relief from tight shoes and stresses widespread retail availability in druggists and shoe stores. The notice mixes promotional copy with a stray French population statistic.
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Allen
Stampa
Allen S
Gimetedh
le. Roy
N.Y
Tae
France
Auction Sale Notes and Antique Book Prices
Fragmentary passage reports a vellum Aristotle edition from 1493 selling for £800 at Ashburnham. It mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claimed to ease colic at 25 cents a bottle and a Georgia farmer unduly paying $90 for a machine after a brief encounter with two men.
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Ashburnham
Tobacco Cure Ad and Mining Disaster Report
An ad touts No To Bac a tobacco cure claim while a mining district near Ellesla x suffers a rapid collapse. One thousand residents are homeless and $500000 in buildings are destroyed.
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Roszdin
Ellesla
Fragmented 19th Century Ad Snippet and Local Notes
A garbled OCR fragment shows medical quackery for constipation and a cigarette of travel scenes on South Hill near Joseph Guenter. It mentions safe land titles, Austrian city counts, a poultry catalogue by FE Benner, and a Pittsburgh horse value estimate of 70 dollars by county commissioners.
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Potter County
Tournal
Rocky Mountains
South Hill
Joseph Guenter
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