President Cleveland vetoes private pension bills and a Duluth building project
President Cleveland sent twenty one veto messages to the House on Tuesday disapproving private pension bills and one veto of a Duluth Minnesota public building. He urged careful scrutiny of public works and limited new projects to urgent needs, noting extensive already underway and funding concerns. The report details twenty vetoed private pension bills and broader legislative activity on land forfeitures, naval pay, Cherokee freedmen lands, river and harbor funding, and consular expenses.
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Government to Own Waterways in Wide Canal Plan
Senator Miller defends river and harbor bill proposing a 10000 dollar appropriation to purchase the Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan canal. Critics like Ingalls and Edmunds challenge it while commerce committees push for government ownership to remove tolls and advance Great Lakes waterways. Navy reconstruction discussion noted with Curtiile’s remarks on the bill.
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Navy Budget Cuts Debated Before Adjournment
A draft plan proposes pasing a smaller naval appropriation to begin work on the new navy program with reduced initial funding. The committee suggests cutting the amount in half, but concludes that even that may not cover the year. The bill is expected to pass in some form.
Adverse Report Ordered on Randal Tarly Tariff Bill
On July 7 in Wasamaron City the ways and means committee ordered an adverse report on the Randal Tarly tariff bill. Kelly moved to strike out all but administrative features but lost. A motion to report the entire bill adversely carried as Democrats backed the motion while Republicans abstained. Morrison will draft the adverse report, and Republicans will not push support.
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Death of George B Corkhill United States district attorney
Death announced of Col. Guo B Cornwall formerly United States district attorney here. Cause hemorrhage of the stomach at Mount Pleasant, Toa. He was about 60 years old and famed for prosecuting the Guiteau case. Also notes on Fitz John Porter nomination, land legislation, a president killer confined, tobacco tax, Philadelphia bond fraud inquiry, Gettysburg encampment, Irish festival drills, Portland centennial, Moorhouse assignment, and an opera house gift delay.
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United States
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Guiteau
Deadly Poisoning Tragedy Strikes Cairo Area
A copper kettle poison case near Cairo sickens or kills dozens with at least two children dying. Victims include Mary East Myra Wisely and two of Dr. Kinger’s sons from Marigan. Police suspect foul play as fear and confusion spread through the town. Separate incident reports a shotgun shooting injuring two girls Agnes Lynn and Kate Kiernan by Joseph Nolan, who claims innocence. Fire destroys Academy of Music and parts of the Rocky Mountain News Building amid a stack of damages totaling about 140,000 dollars.
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Klornan
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Denven
Academy of Music
Samosa
Rocky Mountain News
McClintock
Tom Enright
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RUN DOWN BY A STEAMER Drowned YOUNG MARRIED LADY
Evverett Wison and his wife Margaret Lord of Spring Field Ill were on the Gazelle when a collision with a pleasure yacht occurred off Taylor Street in the basin of the lake at 00 p m Tuesday. Mrs Lord was drowned and Mr Wilson was rescued unconscious and later survived though shaken. Wilson works for P D Armour on LaNalle Street and had married Miss Lord in February.
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Mr. Armour
LaNalle Street
Margaret Lord
Springfluid, Ill
CANNOT CONFISCATE PROPERTY IN PROVING CASE
A Keokuk Iowa decision holds confiscation of property used in a lawful business cannot be allowed without compensation prior to the 1841 prohibition act. The ruling addresses buildings, machinery, and furnishings in saloons and breweries as applied to the Dustio of saloon goods and other state dispositions.
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James M. Wor
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Auloot
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Atate
Tory Gains Continue in British Elections Amid Initial Returns
Reported results show Conservative momentum with seat pickups in Dudley and Portsmouth, plus wins in Monmouth and Wolverhampton. In Newry Dustin EL McCarthy (Parnellite) loses, while J. Guschen defeats Liberal Gladstone ally in Edinburgh First division. Londonderry recount blocks McCarthy’s poll. Overall Conservative tally grows as partial returns list 310 Conservatives, 43 others.
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Ireland
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Londonderry
OC B Lawls
Justin McCarthy
Parneline
Lawle
John Bright Replies to Gladstone on Irish Policy
London July Bright letters to Gladstone defending his stance on Parnell’s influence and the Irish land purchase bill. He says Gladstone’s majority aim was misunderstood as a review of Parnell, not surrender to him, and notes a looming conspiracy. Bright questions future moves and asserts he will not abandon his electoral position.
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Riot at Dublin linked to Conservative Club violence
Reported rioting on Monday night tied to members of the Conservative Workingmen’s Club in Dublin. Among those remanded on charges of firing and wounding are William and Hubert Long and Archibald Crookhanks. others were released for lack of evidence. Separate items note Unionists tearing down green home rule flags in Brigg Lincolnshire and a large Irish parliamentary fund contribution from the Irish National League. Newspiece also mentions a Republican convention in Newton Iowa nominating John A. Connell on the first ballot.
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