Congressional Ammendment Debates on Sundry Civil and Tariff Bills
Senate amends the deficiency appropriation bill proposing 50 557 for relocation of a line between the United States and a foreign entity. Delegates discuss the Red Cross Society accord and a conference report on the District of Columbia appropriation bill. House and Senate debate sundry civil and tariff measures while pensions, public notices, and domestic fires are reported.
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Congressional
Ise
Senate
United States
Society of the Red Cross
District of
Ker
Gassefoner Raum
Mossie
Morrill
Saw
Saiyeer
Goodnight
Martin
District of Columbia
House
United States Senate
General Grant
Arlington National
Eustis
Multiple Disasters Reported Across Cities and Losses
A string of calamities from storms wrecking houses in Newport Kentucky to a fatal wall collapse near Warwick Rhode Island. Fires destroy two business blocks in Farina Illinois and a La Crosse Wisconsin mill and store. Deaths include a child in Kentucky, a farmer near Benton Illinois, and a brakeman in Kentucky.
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Players’ League
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Farina
Tfl
Walker
Benton
Waite
Martha Davis
N. Y
James Clark& Co
New Orleans
Hexey Fry Barcer
Lancaster
Clement J. Chaaller
W. W. Chandler
East Transfer Company
Flanagan, Ill
Vincent Obert
Redmond
Ind
Pau Yager
Lalley
Jd. L. Mayer
St. Louis
A. A. Freeman Company
la Crosse
Wis
Spencer F. Pritchard
John Kruder
Dhanel McCarrery
Canada
Atlantic Company
Sam Moore
Charles Lanahan
Oakdale
National and State Politicking Across Multiple Conventions
Republicans in North Dakota nominating Burke of Fargo for governor and others. various state and district nominations announced for Nebraska Missouri Ohio and Maryland. Tennessee Republicans nominate Baxter and Smith. Michigan Prohibitionists name a full slate. Latty Brown dies at 105 in New Hampshire. Industrial party in Michigan fields Belden ticket. New York Republican League to meet at Saratoga. Congress nominees listed for several states. North Carolina GOP to convene in August.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Captain Burke
Fargo
Roger Allen
M. H. Johnson
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
C. H. van Wyck
H. V. Harlan
Arkansas
C. Breckinridge
Ohio
E. B. Taylor
Missouri
Robert H. Whitelaw
James P. Walker
Marshall Arnold
BR. P. Wilson
Maryland
G. W. Covington
Edward Higgins
W. J. H. Glock
Mr. Oulton
Tennessee Republicans
Nashville
Lewis T. Baxter
W. M. Smith
Harrison
Art Lansing
S. Partridge
Henry A. Allen
E. S. Parmenter
Industrial Party of Michigan
Union Labor People
Greenbackers
Knights of Labor
The
Farmers’ Alliance
Lansing
Eugene H. Belden
John McGregor
William E Adams
H. E Blackman
William W. Graham
A. A. Ellis
Charles A. Lytler
Supreme Court
C. J. Atkinson
Telegrams from across the world report turmoil and disasters
Reports from Buenos Ayres St Petersburg and Paris note restored quiet religious edict campaigns and a mail theft. Floods in France drowned and destroyed homes while edicts against Jews threaten mass expulsion. Fires drownings and a deadly train accident appear in Canada and Egypt. A US Senate clash over war data and a Grant return burial plan are debated as storms crop up in Iowa and Illinois. Violence in London and Berlin medical congress opens in Berlin with thousands attending.
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caBtzernam
Buenos Ayres
St. Petersburg
Russia
Salzach
France
Paris
Hargan
London
San Salvador
Ezeta
Rivas
Toronto
Ont
Patrick Downey
McLaughlin
McNeil
Gerbieh
Egypt
Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as spring health aid
The article extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for health benefits this season, claiming it purifies blood and strengthens the weak. It notes the Nickel Plate Annual Niagara Excursion on August 18, with agents to confirm travel times and attractive rates, August 18 falling on a Monday.
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Nickel Plate
Niagara
Doctor Faces Horse Amid Monmouth Visit
Dr Herechel Myers was summoned to Monmouth Indiana for a lockjaw case but found only a horse needing care. He completed the trip despite no human patient and pondered the wasted travel costs. The advertisement notes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy with no reported side effects for liver trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herechel
Myers
Monmouth
Ind
Family Accident Reports Near Columbia Street
A report from 60 East Columbia Street notes Mr. Cornelius M and his family with friends in a vehicle mishap. The party reportedly veered and left the road, ending with several persons thrown from the embankment. Details remain unclear in the fragmented OCR.
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Cornelius M
East
Columbia Street
Wee Horoes
Railway Express Plunges Into River Near Innsbruck
Aug 5 Hoel's Station near Innsbruck reports a fearful railway accident. An express train derailed and toppled down an embankment with twenty passengers aboard. Three cars slid into the river and many are believed drowned or dead after desperate struggles to escape the wreck.
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Innsbruck
Hoel’s
Here
Honors for William Knight of the Bath promised
Queen Victoria plans to honor Emperor William with the grand cross of the Order of the Bath during his Osborne visit. He already holds the Knight of the Garter. He hopes the Queen will visit Berlin in November for Princess Victoria of Prussia and Prince Adolphus of Schaumburg-Lippe wedding, but travel this winter by the Queen is unlikely. likely representation by the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Bath
Victoria
London
Emperor William
Order of the Bath
Osborne
William
Berlin
Prussia
Prince Adolphus of
Schaumburg-Lippe
Prince and Princess of Wales
Sparta
Buenos Aires Banks Open as Economy Reopens
London reports slow business resumption in Buenos Ayres with the national bank open but the bourse shut. Gold quoted at a premium, and the government suppresses public gold rates. Private cipher cables avoid censorship. A report says £10,000,000 in paper currency will be issued under new forced currency law.
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E. E. Ie
Chicago
Seneca Falls
N. Y
New Hampthire
Jer‘miah Miller
Mechanics‘burg
Msas
York
Samuel Hopkins
Illinois
St. Louis
Kenin Stewart
Live Oak
Pla
John Hawkins
Braddock
Johnstown
Ist
Ott
Lst
Austin
Tex
Treasury
State University of Nsas
Aberdeen, &P
Arizona
Dusky
Fred Bowers
Fall River
Mass
Owosso
Itan
Uts
Ind
Bercencen
Anderson
New Milford
Baxen
London
Buenos Ayres
National Bank
Tragic Wagonette Crash Kills Several in Berlin Park
An upright carousel in the New World park collapsed today in Berlin, killing two young women and injuring six children with the most severe harm including loss of eyes. Eighteen pleasure seekers arriving in a large wagonette at Grunewald were hurled down an embankment, five of whom died.
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Berlin
New World Park
Grunewald
The Duke Wins Big Money in Racing Stakes
Lendon August 5 reports the Duke of Portland continues racing as a revenue source. He has won nearly 20,000 pounds in stakes this season and is likely to rise further though not near last year’s record winnings of about 73,000 dollars.
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Lendon
Duke of Portland
Heligoland transfer to German authorities set for Friday
Lonxnon Aug The governor will transfer Heligoland to German authorities on Friday and sail for England with all British officials and garrison on Saturday. In Berm Aug 5 Fritz Kreutzer, a socialist professing Tolstol principles, was sentenced to six months imprisonment for publicly denouncing Christian marriage as immoral.
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Lonxnon
Heligoland
England
Toalstol
Berm
Fritz Kreutzer
Tolstol
Smallpox scare as sailor docks at Burravo
A Chicago bound sailor with a facial rash sought elevator access to a marine surgeon. Misjudged as smallpox, he was sent to quarantine and later fled, with police and health officials alerted. A doctor’s stance remains unrevealed as authorities pursue the possible contagion risk. In Reapina a poisoning mix up sickened a family after a rat poison mistaken for brown sugar.
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Burravo
Chicago
United States
Marine Surgeon
Sisters’ Hospital
Ihe
Sway
Board of Health
Reapina
John Fertig
Rock Station
Fraudulent naturalization cases shock Sr. Lovia court
Nearly a hundred people answered summons in the United States Court on charges of obtaining naturalization papers by fraud. Thirty defendants confessed and will lose their papers. the rest show a readiness to contest. These are the first cases of their kind ever instituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Lovia
United States
Threatened Strike on Mr Depew Road in New York
In Allany New York on August 5 union members of the Knights of Labor employed by the New York Central Railroad express anger over reports that the company plans to eject all order members. A large meeting was held last night with a committee appointed to seek arbitration from New York officials.
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Depew
Allany
N. Y
New York Central Railroad Knights of Labor
New York Central Company
New York
Markets Show Mixed Signals Amid Corn Crop Concerns
New York traders eyed corn crop fears as pressure on railroad stocks eased with minor losses across rails. Northern Pacific terminals rose to 111, while other lines drifted lower. Across Chicago and Toledo the market mood remained firm for wheat and pork with steady to higher prices for oats, butter, and lard, as livestock receipts showed demand holding steady.
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New York
Atchinson
Northern Pacific
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Erie
Chicago & Northwestern
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Slo
Newton Stock Market Dull Yet Firm At Noon
The Newton stock market opened irregular with small drops from yesterday but recovered slightly as New England issues led gains. By 11 and noon, prices were dull yet firm, with money on call at 4 to 5 percent and bar silver at 112 3-6.
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Newton
New England
New York market notes mixed receipts and prices
New York market reports receipts and sales for commodities including beef, pork, lard, and breadstuffs. Prices show firming to dull movements across August to December with specifics for bacon, steamer, and liveroon. commodities such as beer and provisions exhibit steady or dull trends amid fluctuating demand and stock levels.
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New
Market prices mixed for farm goods and livestock
Fragmented OCR list shows prices for goods like flour, wheat, corn meal oats rice and fattening items. Entries include per 100 weight figures, varied cents per unit, and several animal products. Items mention unwashed and washed wool, tanner materials, beeswax, geese and clover with scattered quantities.
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Sprizetine
Davis
Secretary of War
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Plumb
Arlington National Cemetery
Patriarchs
Independent Order Odd-Fellows
Alabama
Lyons
Osceola
Dickinson
Emmet
Winnebago
Iowa
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Amelia Kernor Ffr
Humboldt
William Walton
Lawrenceville
Catherine Scumjot
Peoria
Til
Normal
John Schoenbricker
Warsaw
William Hall
International Medical Congress
Carter
Toledo
Tolepo
Chicago Cattle
Western Rangers
Wall Street
Liverroon
Prime Mess Eastern
Do Western
Lano
Our
Ion Brae
Clover
Cassimeres, &c
Casaimeres
Nam, Pete
Max
Binder Twine
Miamisburg
Morgan & Beach
Columbia St
Jos. A. M
Sprnnerixnip
Tifer
Hartromp City
Samuel Baechler
Lutheran Church
D. C
Treasury Department
Mansfield
Wayne Township
Allem
County
Indiana
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