President Porter bill debates mark cabinet session
Washington dispatch notes a four hour cabinet discussion over the Fitz John Porter bill with no decision, signaling possible constitutional concerns or political caution. Separate telegrams report cholera activity in Toulon with several deaths, and ongoing Fortifications and land grant forfeiture debates in Congress.
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Congress
Treasury
Garfield
Trandall
Appropriations
Randall
CROP OUTLOOK SHAPES WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA TO KANSAS
Reports from sixty counties across Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia detail crop and business conditions. Wheat generally above average in Pennsylvania while corn lags due to late season. Ohio wheat below average and May frosts hit peaches. West Virginia reports healthy business except for manufacturing centers. Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Missouri Kansas show mixed prospects with overall cautious optimism and varying yields.
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Penneytenals
Ono
Pirrasgaan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Chcace, 1, June 26,—From the Reports Received By the Farmers’ Review
Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Tllinois
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
A Hero of Five Wars
Death of General Ward B Burnett, oldest West Point graduate, marks the loss of a long era. He served in five wars and received a cherished gold legacy from New York leaders. Funeral at Epiphany Church led to West Point burial.
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Ward B. Burnett
West Point
Wasmaoton
Jackson
New York
New York City
Burnett
Lee
Congress
Croton
Fearful storm damages crops and cripples rail lines
A vast storm swept Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states causing telegraph and telephone outages and widespread railway disruption. Bridges and culverts washed away cut Quaryville and Western Maryland lines, with Hagerstown and York flooded and farms devastated. Six washouts and a cloudburst damaged ballast and embankments as bells warned residents.
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Pulladelpula
Nicetown
Lancaster
Quarryville
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Barrimoks
Maryland
Bankers
Philadelphia
Wilmington & Baltimere
Shenandoah Valley
Barracks Station
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Hagerstown
York
Coamp Ensoarne
Baltimore & Cumberland Valley
Five Forks
Waynesboro
Your
Council Biers
Davis
Labor Convention adopts constitution and militia debate
The Stain Labor Convention, calling to order at ten, approved platform and partial constitution reports. It created the State Trade and Labor Assembly with a Legislative Board and officers, debated militia dissolution, adjourned to February 2 1885, and elected M. D. Connelly president. Also notes hop market surge in New York and a murder case in Ohio.
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Colummus
Committee On Platform
Committee On Constitution
State Trade and Labor Assembly
Ogden
Cincinnati
Committee On
Qeden
Ohio
Hamily
Grattan Pearce
Rio
Farenb.ch
Fourteenth
Lincoln Assembly
Lhe
M. D. Connelly
W.T. Lewis
Shawnee
D. P. Boyer
Columbus
First Judicial District
Martin J. Aitken
William Eckley
Dayton
Charles Quigley
Springfield
N. &. Hysell Tlocking
Christopher Evans
New Straitsville
W. J. Cannon
Cleveland
W. Lkichards
Ashtabula
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Merino
D. Matteson
Lion Street
M. Loeb
Third Street
W.G. Alling & Co’s
Buckeye L. Lawn MC Mower
G. Alling & CO
Lion Street Hardware
Oakley
Brussels
RG Hiye
Seworth
Scworth
R. Oakley
Telegraph
Iispatch
Toulog
France
Frelinghuysen
Frank H. Mason
United States
Marseilles
Toulon
Navy Hospital
Margejies
Teller
Meigs
Secretary of the Interior
Beck
Secretary of the Treasury
Dili
Portland
Oregon
M. Rackley
Cornelius
Kackley
Hackley
Kacktey
Ashland
Douglas County
Here
Kew Loxpor
Conn
Yale Club
Olevitano
Garfield National Monument Association
Roberts Art Gallery
J. B. Hayes
Joseph Perkins
J. L. Wade
W W. B. Bayne
J. H W. Rthodes
J. P. Hobison
Amos Townsend
al Garfield Memorial
George H. Keller
Hs Lartford
C. F
J. A Schweinfurth
Moffitt & Doyle
Messia Calvert
Henry van Brunt
Boston
Dakota's Capital Commission
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Thompson
Vermillion
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Delong
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Kan
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Comanche County
Spillman
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N. Y
Lessee
Omaha
Onawa
Neb
Chase
Republican National Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
John W. Mason
George W. Hooker
Vermont
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Texas
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Washington Territory
Wyoming
Utah
B. F. Jones
Pittsburgh
Samuel Fessenden
J. H. Chaffee
Colorado
J. C. New
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J. M.maynes
Maine
W. W. Crapo
Massachusetts
H. Sanderson
B. Elkins
New Mexico
G. A. Hobart
New Jersey
George W. Koker
John D. Lawson
R. W. Humphrey
North Carolina
David T. Settler
E. H. Rollins
James A. Gary
Peru
Ind
Johanna Doud
Timothy Guinea
Washington Township
Clare
Ireland
Sventa
Newport
Klee
Waateeville
James Holligan
Canaioharie
Manos
Harrison Ulsh
Levi Ulsh
Uish
Larrison Ulsh
Dismal
Paonsylvanis Dank
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