Disputes Between Congress Settled by Sunday Session
Washington July 6 Both Houses stayed in session Saturday night awaiting conference committee action on appropriation bills. Reports say differences largely settled except on the Navy bill, with further delays for reports. House receded on pay for senators secretaries and insisted a direct appropriation be made. Various bills and reductions faced altered provisions. a six month navy funding resolution was agreed with limits on monitors. First Forty-eighth Congress session to close soon after 163 working days.
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Nicaragua
Meadoolog I Printers Wages Cut in Toronto
The proprietor of newspapers and job printing offices plans a wage reduction from 33 1 3 to 30 cents per 1 000 ems to take effect Monday week. The move aims to cope with hard times and small business activity in Toronto.
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MOBE SLY ACCIDENT DEATHS AND WOUNDS RISE IN FLOOD BRIDGE CALAMITY
Reports from Missouri and Texas describe the Grand River bridge disaster with twelve drowned and many fatally injured. Names of victims and injuries are listed, with details on the bridge center span and the engineer’s actions. Separate dispatches cover a Brenham defalcation case, Canadian smuggling, Texas land sales, and Colorado Fourth of July celebrations.
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Grand River Bridge
John Long
Robert Baker
James Young
Pratt Young
Fred Young
A. Fisher
D. Haywood
Ward West
James Grace
J. B. Bronson
John A. Dillon
George Brown
Philip Beck
James Dick
Joseph McCord
James Liogan
Archer Jill
Abrahan Webb
Cunningham
Summer
J.P. Maxwell
al Short
Trail
Queer Verdict in Shocking Dakota Tragedy
The body of a man was recovered from the Cheyenne River after a jury found accidental drowning. No testimony shed light on the death, with a skull hole and chin gash noted. A cyclone over western Highland County destroyed a schoolhouse, killing one child. others injured but not severely.
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Hog Cholera Ravages Fayette County Herds
In eastern and southeastern Fayette County hog cholera is prevailing to an alarming degree. Several herds have fallen victims to the disease and fatalities are said to be greater than ever before known.
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Fayette County
River and Harbor Bill Passes Congress With Broad Allocations
The River and Harbor bill, approved by both Houses, allocates 15,909,200 for a wide range of projects across the nation. Major provisions include funds for Buffalo New York, Cleveland Ohio, Chicago Illinois, Detroit Michigan, Portland Oregon, and Memphis Tennessee, among many others, plus extensive Mississippi and Columbia River works and harbor protections. The appointment of John Jarrett of Pittsburgh as chief of the Labor Bureau is universally commended as a representative of workers and capitalists alike, ensuring bureau governance in the interests of labor and business.
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Acquittal and Rearrest in Umatilla Case
The jury acquitted Barnhart and Andersen for killing a sub-chief on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. They were rearrested by the United States Marshal and will be retried in Portland US Court. White settlers protest the action amid rising tensions with Indians.
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Portirano
Ore
Barnhart
Andersen
Umatilla
Portland
First Mexican bull fight on American soil at Dodge City
Donat Crro Kan July 1 The first Mexican bull fight on American soil took place here on the 4th with 500 cowboys and 3,000 to 4,000 spectators. Five fighters faced four bulls in a 100 foot arena. The first bull gave fair sport, the second was quiet, the third charged and was dragged out, the fourth failed until the matador delivered a fatal thrust on the fifth. One matador was badly injured and may not recover.
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