Tariff Battle Rages in Senate Wool Schedule Moves
Washington June 12 to 18 recounts Senate action on the tariff bill with focus on the wool schedule. Republicans push for McKinley rates, while amendments adjust duties on wool, worsted yarns, and dress goods. Debates touch free wool proposals and the need to advance schedules as leaders forecast final passage by week’s end. Major named figures include Quay Harris Aldrich and Lodge with various state actions and district bill progress noted.
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Washington
Senate
Baga
Unen
Quay
Woahington
Washburn
Douglass
White Earth
Davis
Elisha Bassett
Hansbrough
United States
North Dakota
Bismarck
Fargo
Grant Works
Devils Lake
Oregon
Outhavolte
District of Columbia
Adi Paryed Sithout
Shersmeon
Mitchell
Stewart
Koup
Dubois
America
Harris
Alvich
Ab. Lodge
Chandler
Platt
Teller
Tha House
Mynn
Oklahoma
Tyne
Pickler
Tine Ridge
Rosebud
Standing Rock
Gent
Jinterior
Tracey
Enate
Yea
Peiffer
Senator Power
Potter
Petter
Yeas
Allen
Nebraska
Peffes
Kyla
Aldrich
Chamber
Grigsby Denies Breaking Up Yankton Encampment Speech
M Grigs by returned from Yankton where he allegedly disrupted an old soldiers encampment with a Populist address. He states no truth to the report and explains he spoke Wednesday evening due to missing other speakers, with plans to address the next encampment in Scotland.
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Sioux Falla
M. Grigsby
Yankton
Scotland
Indictments and sentences filed in Glenwood district court
In Glenwood Minnesota the district court adjourned after indictments were found against saloonkeepers A W Hildebrand Catahoo and J Manning for selling squor to fines. Sentences were imposed on several defendants including Martin Ryerson three and a half years grand larceny Lewis Suckdorff two and a half years grand larceny Erick Swen Bow one half year burglary Carl Quist two years assault Nels Olson two and a half years grand larceny Anton Anderson and John Quist one year each criminal knowledge of Amanda Monson under sixteen. The Vigilant anchored in George bay at 3 45 yesterday afternoon with a passing breeze and good weather.
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Glenwoai
Glenwood
Minn
A. W H. Hildebrand
Catahoo
J. Manning
Brown
Martin Ryerson
Lewis Suckdorff
Erick Swen- Bow
Carl Quist
Nels Olson
Anton Anderson
John
Quist
Amanda Monson
Niga
Turbulent Peru Scene Sparks Fear of Uprising
Reports from Lima indicate Peru's political crisis has deepened with mounting anxiety among observers. Close watchers fear a potential revolutionary outbreak as events unfold amid upheaval and uncertainty locally.
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Peru
Lina
Danish Forces Capture Raschid and Rumaliza in Arab Defeat
A local paper reports Danish soldiers have captured Raschid former governor of Stanley Talla and Rumaliza the Arab chief who fled after the recent Arab defeat. The city notes the news as a significant move in the ongoing conflict and lists the implications for regional control and authority.
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Brrasele
Raschid
Stanley Talla
Rumaliza
Plot of Anarchists Plotting Capitol Destruction Uncovered
Washington June 18 A newspaper reveals a plan by anarchists to strike at the capitol and other government buildings. Secret service and police monitored Coxey camp movements and kept informants ready as authorities thwarted potential bomb plots and shadowed conspirators led by Honore Jackson with ties to Chicago and past Haymarket incidents.
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Washington
Norrow
Capitol
Treasury
Coxey Camp
Perity
Omnia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Prine
Honore Jackson
Haymarket
Beig
Jackson
Nnt
Leuia Reil
William Walter Phelps Dead in New Jersey
William Walter Phelps, statesman and diplomat, died at 1:50 yesterday morning in Englewood New Jersey. Born August 4 1830 in New York City he graduated from Yale in 1850 and Columbia Law School in 1863. He served as railroad attorney before inheriting wealth and retiring from practice. He was elected to Congress from New Jersey Fifth District in 1872 and served through the Fortieth to Fiftieth Congresses, later appointed minister to Germany by President Harrison and later named lay judge of the court of appeals by Gov. Werts.
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Panson
New Jersey
Phelps
Harrison
Phelps Winister
Germaany
Gumeny
Court of Appeals
Gov
Werts
Ex Representative Bayne of PennsylvaniaKills Self in Pittsburgh Home
Ex Representative Thomas M. Bayne of Pittsburgh shot himself at his Mississippi Avenue home, ending years of ill health and possible financial reverses. The Republican veteran resigned from Congress previously and had lived largely out of politics. The report notes a prolonged illness, despair, and a fatal hemorrhage during a nurse’s temporary absence. Nearby dispatches mention vigilante talk at Cripple Creek and threats to deputies, plus a separate two death-by-self stories from Lincoln and Eau Claire, including a Kansas-born man named Thuby linked to a bicycle theft case.
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Bayne
Pennsylvania
Himucus
Washington
Thomas M. Bayne
Pittsburg
Amississippi Avenue
Quig
Layne
Philadelphia
Flood Recovery Report Signals Northern Pacific Reopens Routes
Dispatches from Washington announce Northern Pacific service will run through from St. Paul to Portland tomorrow via Billings Montana Wallace Idaho Toké and Spokane Washington. Main line expected ready for through traffic within a week and Great Northern South anticipated to resume.
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Washington
Post Office
Northern Pacific Railway
Hoods
St. Paul
Portland
Bilesould
Mont
Wallace
Idaho
Toke
Spokane
Wheat and cattle prices show mixed runs in Chicago and Minneapolis
June 18 market notes report wheat futures at varied closes with July openings and September highs, while Minneapolis and St Paul hobby hogs and cattle prices edge lower or steady. Prime steers and cows appear with mixed ranges, while hogs trade around 4.25 to 4.60 and lighter calves fetch smaller sums.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Stta
Bard
St. Paul
Gattle
Bank scandal and painter Hart obituary in one issue
Shortage of about 75000 at Citizens State Bank Hampton Iowa follows investigation by state auditor and bank examiner. President and cashier resign, successors elected, some noteholders to lose little. Also obituary noting death of William Hart prominent Mount Vernon landscape painter born in Scotland, later studio in New York.
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Af Town Bank
Hampton
Iowa
State Bank
Citizens’ State Bank
Baal
Mount Vernon
Tilliam Hart
Chester Hill
Mr. Hert
Togo
Scotland
America
Albany
N.Y
Hart
Iteelf
Torgenra
Tweety-third Street
New York
Cyclone devastates Merrick farm and more incidents
A June 18 cyclone tore through northern parts of the county destroying James Merrick's house, uprooting eight inch trees, and injuring Henry Ferguson and his son who were in a wagon. The storm lasted about twenty minutes. Also reported: Forbes, agent for Scandia Steamship, is missing with about $300. Indian rain dance brings rain aiding blueberry and corn crops. two ships sank in the Sea of Azov with several drowned. a Perry grandstand collapse injures several including a child. treasury warns oleomargarine law violations across the country.
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Eveneville
James Merrick
Henry Ferguson
Forbes
Mineive
St. Paul
Henry Forbes
Scandia Stormship Company
Scandia Steamship Company
St. Paw
East Third Street
Northwestern Pgettt
Washington
Treasury
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Lodge
Jones
Gen. Alger
D. H. Hastings
Whitelaw Reid
John C. Spooner
Jala MM. Thurston
A. B. Cummnings
Jank J. Gannon
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Huanas Ayres
Don Juan Gonzales
Appleton
Wis
J. G. Beneteau
Nottie Feldhoven
Coxby's Camp
W. Phelps
Statesmans
Hevenge
Golernio Springs
Cola Dine
Cripple Creek
Lincoln
Nel
Nettle Cod- Hington
Eau Claire
Thuby
England
A. A. Allen
Menomonie
Crispt
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Crispina
Chamber of Deputies
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Via Capolecano
Ste. Crispi
Berlin
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Odessa
Sea of Azov
Egyptus
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Maroussia
Perry
Okio
A. A. Potter
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Elgin
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Wast Elgin
W. N.bennett
Wm. M Bennetd
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Sarena
Ork Patent Offae
Solantife Amiorioad Agency
Gsteticrlon Ag Alimple
McCeed
Arlees
Cmd
Dr. Humphreys
Io Pan
Attra Succeu
Lenate Regy
Toureenesai
al Pelos
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Hmpa Med. Co
Winiam Se
Ettore
Tony
All Druggista
Evemwine
Rochester
CINE
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Othe ‘Agine
Ieonriont Tea
UNION
Sterling Bicycles
Petey
Riberb
Wrenoel
Wrancher
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