Congress Debates Land Grants and Revenue Bills
The Senate and House lines shift over land grants to the Northern Pacific survivors and river projects, with disputes on public lands policy and a failed motion to discharge the Finance Committee from a bill on retirement coinage. Other actions include a Mississippi River bridge vote, a cholera prevention appropriation, and a contested Iowa election ruling. Reports also note fires in Bangor and other locations, the orphan asylum fire near Newport, and various local incidents from Kentucky to New York, with society updates on politicians and conventions.
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Congressional
Wasninetos
Slater
Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Northern Pacific Railroad
Morgan
Mountain Meadow
Cameron
Finance Committee
Morrill
House
Southern Kansas Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Washburn
Mississippi
St. Paul
King
United States
Iowa
Fredericks
Wilson
House Committee On Elections
Randall
Kansas
Akron
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Kentucky
Global News Roundup From June 30 Presenting Conflicting Reports
A sprawling dispatch lists multiple items from cities worldwide. It notes Egyptian finance proposals during a conference in Loxwus, Brit ish figures debating debt relief and tax cuts, and mentions naval expansion in Ber win. Other items cover riots against Jews in St Pereusecran, cholera observations in Odessa and Algiers, fires in Epinalpang theatre, and varied local incidents including a suicide in Providence, Indian Agency deaths in Montana, and a bank indictment in Vicksburg, among many brief notes.
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Loxwus
Earl Granville
Egypt
Suez Canal
England
Clifford Lloyd
the Times
Simeoni
Lerers
St. Pereusecran
Russia
New Times
Odessa
India
China
Alginns
Algiers
Paris
Broardel
Proust
Toulon
Marseilles
Dustis
Sheehan
Cork
Viena
Lemberg
Galicia
Brussezs
America
France
Germany
Free State
Congo
Smaptop
Foster
Spain
Epinpang
F James
M. Kochard
Naval Health Department
Betexa
Mont
Major Allen
Montana
Carpenter
Man Narrowly Escapes Death in Ludlow Kentucky Fire
Fire in Ludlow Kentucky Sunday morning destroyed a grocery store and several buildings after an incendiary keg of powder exploded. One man, Qhaties Dorman, suffered severe burns while fleeing the flames. Total losses run about 610,000. The blaze was set in an adjacent seminary building. Cincinnati reports also note a large sawmill fire near Alcous last night and multiple legal and naval items from New York and Washington.
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Waceninc
W. Va
Pendleton County
Barney Shaver
Amanda Simmons
Shaver
Cincinnati
Ludlow
Harding & Dorman
Qhaties Dorman
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Congress
Northern Pacific
Missouri
New England
Bangor
Brownville
Katahdin Iron Works
Forestville
Maine Central
Noata Apaus
Mass
Gaylock’s
Adams
Borsing
Frxcranatt
St Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Newport
Sisters of Notre Dame
Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City Railroad
Grand River
Sumner
Clement L. English
Bellows and Forges
W. Ly. Robinson
Belle English
Abringiitagers
English
New York
Carlton House
West Thirty-second Street
James Winnie
Virginia
John Johnson
North Carolina
George Page
New Jersey
Gilbert W. Hughes
Pennsylvania
Wm. Bradley
Georgia
John J. Scott
South Carolina
Daniel Davis
Connecticut
Ir. Hunter
Stephen Nichols
New Hampshire
John H. Smith
Maryland
James Chester
Massachusetts
William Coates
Rhode Island
James Butler
Mr. Hunter
Chicago
Union
Isaac H. Hunter
Elsia Betthane
Joan G. Betthune
T. J. Nichola
Bourbon County
Nichols
Betthune
Wanderer
Wandering
Kingfisher
King Earnst
Covington
Speaker Carlisle
Prohibitionists Convent
Pittspurch
Swager
The
Prohibition and Home Protection Party
St. John
Gideon B. Stewart
KR. H. McDonald
California
Clinton LB. Fisk
Jotn Russell
Michigan
Springfield
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railroad
Moreland
Ind
Hinsdale
Caetora
Kan
Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Council
Coffeyville
Montreat
Bank of England
Tom Coney Island
Accon
hJewepa E
Theater
Royal
Edinburgh
Free State of Congos
John E
Davenport
Providence
Hms
John B. Davenport
Friendship Street
Thurber
Vicksburg
Miss
Grand Juty
George M. Klein
Mississippi Valley Bank
Dovar
Orry
Kas
Texas
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
E. B. C. Cash
St. David's Cemetery
Cheraw
Little Rock
Ark
Judge Murphy
Newton County
Boston Mountains
Quack
Lonponx
Ont
Bredin
Hall
Tall
Leapvinte
Col
Aspen
Pitkin County
Granite
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Je Sney
Werport
James Beard & Co
Alcous
Sr. Jonas
N. F
St. Mary’s Bay
Missouri Pacific
Mercantile Trust Company
New Orleans Pacific
Swalm
Wasursaton
Igas
Swaim
lSchofield
Court Hood
Barsapariila
Merino
F. D. Matteson &Co
Lion Street
M. Loeb
Third Street
W.W. G. Alling & Co’s
W.G. Alling & CO
Lion Street Hardware
Oakley
Hess
Avery
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