Leading Foreign Holders of Lands in the United States
A table listing foreign holders and acres across states, including English and Scottish syndicates in Texas, New Mexico, Florida, Mississippi, Kansas, and more, with remarks by Congressman Lore on Leviathan squatter holdings and land claims. The Nicaragua Canal concessions and the Electoral Count Bill are also discussed as federal actions and House topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sunandlolds
Winstinacroy
D. C
Lore
Delawree
Oregon
United States
Texas
Holland Land Company
New Mexico
Edward Reid
Florida
Mississippi
Las Marqais
Tweedale
Philips
Marshall Co
London
Lin Anglo-American
Leviathan
Nicaragua
Eaton
House
Senate
Wrecked for Robbery Near Cincinnati Train Wreck
The C W & B rail line from Cincinnati to Washington wrecked near Loveland after spikes were drawn from sixteen ties and a rat lifted. Engineer Connelly and Fireman Griffix survived with bruises and burns. A man named William Scott, a twenty year old near a farm, was arrested after a book of photographs with his name surfaced. Rival claim linked to Lena incident. Johnson remains at large. Catherine McSweeney of Wooster dies after illness. Professor Lo cien Li Bronklyn resigns from Rose Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincionadil
Cincinnati
Washington
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimor Road
Loveland
William Connelly
John Griffix
William Scott
Scott
Johnson
Sueh
Lena
Congressional Proceedings on River and Harbor Bill Revisions
The House debated the River and Harbor Appropriation bill with amendments creating the Missouri River Commission to study and plan river works and direct future expenditures. A contract procurement amendment passed, and a strikeout motion favored by Mr. Oates on the Hennepin Canal clause was approved. Further actions included a Senate final vote on the Consular and Diplomatic appropriation and updates from New York and Cleveland on related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Henmuepla
House
Cox
Graves
Board of Engineers
Missouri River
Gold Board
Missouri River Commission
Congress
Secretary of War
O'Neill
Messrs. Foster
Hutchins
District of Columbia
United States District Attorney
Hallet Kelbourne
J. G. Thompson
Supreme Court
United States
Willborn
Larbor
Belford
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Muskingum River
Comunittes
Oates
Hennepin Canal
Wallis
Committee On
Senderson
Willis
Murphy
Yeas
Allison
Senate
Messrs
Vance
van Wiek
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Bitter contest for Ennis successor in Athlone Ireland
In Athlone a fierce battle unfolds over the vacancy left by Sir John James Ennis. Huntley McCarthy leads the Palmellites in a tight race noted for pamphlet attacks alleging atheism. Father Hyacinthe heads to London after a U S lecture circuit as Toptanyt dines in Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Ennis
Progness
Welaad
Loxpox
Athlone
Ireland
House of Commons
John
Edward Sheil
Gil
Palmellites
Huntley McCarthy
Justin McCarthy
Longford
Athfone
Hyacinthe
America
London
Paris
John Jackson
Toptanyt
Perth
Nisero
Rheen Island
Sumatra
Count Bylandt
England
Rheen
Holland
London Stock Exchange
New York
Flood Ravages Allegheny Valley Amid Strength of Storm
June 13 Pittsburgh reports one of the heaviest rain storms in years causing the most destructive flood since 1865. In Brookville water spout burst, creeks rose ten feet, mills dam failures, lumber valued at 870,600 carried away, two bridges washed out, homes evacuated as driftwood and coal barges moved by floodwaters. In W Va Pendleton area tragedy follows religious meetings. A mother and daughter killed, boy labeled as possible sacrifice, suspect murder arrests follow. A separate infant death case in Monongahela River nets murder confession by Hungarian woman. Thunderstorms near Martinsville, lightning causes near-fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Valley
Pittseeego
Brookville
North Fork
Bryant & Wainwright’s
Litch Mills
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Brookvule
PrerspuRet
Jane
Monongahela River
Itllona Chindosch
Michael Anden
Hiinatsute
Frank Divily
J. O. Dennington
Crop Returns Show Mixed Prospects For Cotton
Reports from the Department of Agriculture indicate a slight rise in cotton planting with a four percent national increase, tempered by April coolness and May rains. States list Virginia 90, North Carolina 95, South Carolina 107, Georgia 96, Florida 90, Alabama 93, Mississippi 87, Louisiana 72, Texas 77, Arkansas 85, Tennessee 92, Missouri 90. Severe June storms in Harrisburg area caused fatalities and damage, while Louisville hosts the International Sunday School Convention with 1,200 delegates and 103,510 Sunday schools nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxasarox
Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carola
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Atlantic
Gulf States
Southwest
South Carolina
Pacific Coast
Dakota
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Kentuck
Indiana
Uhnor
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
California
Louisville
Louisvi N
United States
Provinces
Blake
Toronto
J. A Broadus
H. Blake
Wharton
H. M. Beck
Thomas W. Bicknell
Massachusetts
J. P. Phipps
J. F Saple
Baltimore
H. K. Fenner
Lousville
Court of inquiry reports on General Swaim case
The document from Walmiseton June 123 presents the court of inquiry findings regarding General Swaim, Judge Advocate General of the Army. It states the inquiry cannot declare a specific act fraudulent but notes a series of transactions inherent to officers and particularly harsh when engaged, suggesting serious implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmiseton
Court of Inquiry
Swaim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph
Kstom
Ing of Faron
Terns
Locien Li
Bronklyn
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Congressional
Woaill Street
Union Pacific
Dillon
Teller Yestering Om
Teller
Armstrong
Cleveland
HI. Payne
J. P._ Robison
A. B. Hurlburt
Robison
Measra
Vaux
Richardson
Boston
E ‘Vaux
Centralew York
Richardeon
New England
Mavisox
Isd
Hanover
Bon
Harricon
Hood
Father Hyacinthe
Nerack
Martinsville
W. Va
McIntyre
Matteson & CO
Lion Street
Dunkirk, N. Y
M. Loeb
Third Street
W.G. Alling & Co’s
W.G. Alling & CO
Lion Street Hardware
Oakley
O. R. Oakley
Nparpas
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