Final Struggle for Precedence in House Proceedings
By Telegraph The Last Week reports on the final struggle for precedence in Congress. Randall signals immediate Sundry Civil bill consideration after journal reading, with fortification and other appropriations next. Senate debates loom on Mexican Pension, arrears, land grant forfeitures, and inter state commerce. Congress aims for July adjournment.
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Ohio crop report shows wheat at 74 percent of full crop
The June Ohio crop report, based on 50 township correspondents, notes wheat at 74 percent of full crop with 4 percent ruined or plowed. Other crops and conditions are listed. frost damages confined to 57 of 88 counties. Weather overall favorable, oats, barley, clover, and pasture in good condition. peaches near total failure in Ohio, apples and pears promising. Livestock generally healthy.
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Oil region gears for shut down movement in June reports
Reports from the oil region indicate broad support for a proposed shutdown. Work is suspended in Allegheny Bradford Middlefield wells already underway. Drillers and tool dressers join the movement as officials prepare measures. General Wallace, U.S. minister to Turkey, and wife arrived in New York.
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SPERINC SPOILS AND INTERNATIONAL NOTES
Reports from June 23 to 25 detail British and French diplomatic exchanges over Egypt and Suez Canal neutralization, Granville and Waddington notes, and Ireland related political tensions. arrests and accidents include Patrick Joyce release, revival panic at Angles Church, Aden defenses critique, and various global incidents from Spain to Cuba and Ireland.
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Arrival of Mormon Missionaries in New York Harbor
Twenty five Mormon missionaries with 601 converts and forty Scandinavians arrived on the steamship Ariens in New York en route to Salt Lake City under Chief Elder C. H. Nye. Women formed the majority. Nye predicted further arrivals to Europe to sustain the work. He dismissed Vienna protests as temporary and beneficial.
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Cloudburst Damages Montana Community and Fatalities
A June cloud-burst on Montana's Corbin hillside near Helena washed away a Chinese house, drowning Yay Lang Hay Wah and Lee Dew. A rail line was washed out, stores damaged, and several sought refuge on hills as water eight feet deep rushed toward Jefferson City. In Cincinnati, a jury found Joseph Palmer guilty of murder in the first degree for killing William Kirk, contrasting Berner's manslaughter verdict and sparking public outrage and a courthouse fire.
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Disputed Roadbed Sparks Labor Tensions Near Oxfordtown
Reports from Oxfordtown and nearby points describe brewing clashes as three railroads vie for a single track at Point Marion. About 100 Irish and Italian laborers are present with up to 500 expected, signaling likely trouble when groups meet. Ottawa cites a pending reciprocal treaty with the United States, aligned to earlier terms, while U.S. politics focus on tariff renewal debates. In Elkton, Md a crowd attacked and imprisoned John Wallace Jr., son of a railroad worker, amid tensions at the Baltimore and Philadelphia line.
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