President writes to Gloucester fishermen on retaliation plan
President Grover Cleveland responds to Massachusetts American Washery union on the British American dispute over fishing rights. He defends proposed retaliatory measures to protect national honor and cautions against harming U S citizens while urging unity in enforcing treaty obligations with Canada.
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Wasninotoy City
Cloyeland Finlay
American Washery Union
Massachusetts
Congress
Urodc
Britain
United States
Canadian
Judad
Morelia
Auwridat
North America
British America
Congr
Grover Crivi
Gloucestin
Mass
Vigilant
Gloucester
Steele
American History Union
Bar Harbor
Patron Vo Home Industries
Canada
Uni
Ivouid Giayantoa
Beaver Harbor
Bay of Fundy
Wastport
Bornae
Medan
Saga
Grawaprs i
Dersoy
Blaine in frail health amid telegrams from St Louis
Uproar follows telegrams from St Louis about James G Blaine, then in Fort Gibson danger of pneumonia. Reports state slight fever and entarrhal symptoms, with a private car and physician en route, while friends monitor his condition as a possible European trip aftermath.
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Colt
Hla Frianda
St. Louis
James. Binnie
Gibson City
Kevens
St. Louts, Arkansas & Texas Railroad
Mt. Blatna
Deny We Mudd
Mort. Ohison
Blaino
Mesa
Karons
Karens
Blaine
Pulao
Jim
Hattie Blainy
Elaine
Col
Blane
New York
Michi Moni
Itlklay
Boy stabs teacher in Bloomville court case shocks town
In Bloomville Ohio a 11-year-old boy stabbed Miss Siple, the intermediate department teacher, after interfering while he and his sister were punished. The injury was severe but non fatal, with the boy punished and kept from school by his father. The incident follows ongoing discipline issues with the youth. The article also notes government and legal bill items from Springfield and London briefs about rail commissioners, pensions, and other legislation.
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Livinx
Ohio
Bloomville
da Siple
James McManigan
Reform Farm
Nee
Bion
Gureo
Cal
Apelt
Atv
Joseph Billion
Leorn
Myra
Hilton
Wow Weaver
Noah Henry
Crete
Annie
Mira
Monty
Ula
John
Milan Aunlo
Hineas Cook
Bowen County
Mra
Aekarshaw
Tfenry Ia
Tie Benon
Reagan Letter Sparks Prohibition Debate In Texas
Senator John H Reagan endorses prohibition citing Jeffersonian values and public morality while opposing anti prohibition efforts. The open letter responds to a Dallas Galveston coalition seeking a May convention to press a party stall for temperance and to separate Democratic ideals from liquor interests.
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Rox
Vorny
Thotate
Poole
Anguat
Uibba
Dallas
Wattar Qreshata
Ualveston
Texas
Reagan
Pexas
Prohibition
Coke
Braslant
Congromman Mills
Nynor
Dot
Thomas Jefferson
Pasaud
Democratic Party
No Retraction About Beck In Senate Debate
New York Herald dispatches recount a tense exchange over Senator Beck and Hearst in California. Senator Stewart pressed Kentucky’s Rock as Mr Newlands implied Hearst’s greater value, amid rapid retorts and courteous formalities on the Senate floor.
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New York Herald
Beck
California
Hearst
Senate
Frank J. Newlanda
Stewart
Nevada
Newlands
Kentucky
Mr. Rock
Ethink Hearst
Ter
Ken Mackian
Determined Sailor Faces River Trip Amid Trials
Paul Boyton endures a grueling voyage attempt from Wen on river toward New York. He, with a tormented crew, loses weight and suffers near collapse. Dr Holt forbids river entry for 24 hours before resuming. A separate report notes baseball results and other city notices across St Louis and Chicago areas.
Interstate Commerce Law Review and Rail Conflict
A Washington dispatch reports criticism of the Interstate Commerce Act as it affects long and short haul provisions, with railroads seeking exemptions and facing disruptions. General Bragg defends suspension while Lake Shore joins a boycott, and a Chicago-Cleveland exchange notes mounting tensions across lines, rates, and shipping.
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Rome
New York
Dun & Cova
Quito
Hessus
Iake
Philadelphia
Commission
Dolna
Brooks
Drage
Prena Crittotans
Washington City
Gen. Bragg
Inter-Atate Commission
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Baltimore & Ohio
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Manlay Meblay
Sage of Inquiry
Pather
Leopold Mamebourg
Engina
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John J. Rinaker
B. F. Marsh
Jason Rogers
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John A. Lyle
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GW Schmidt
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