President veto blocks rail right of way through Indian reservation
Washington July 8 The president vetoed a bill granting railroads a right of way through Montana's northern Indian reservation. He noted no consent from Indian occupants and warned eminent domain must respect treaty rights. Democrats defend vetoes while Republicans deride them amid pension debate.
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Senate and House Work Amid Bills and Canals July Dispatches
Washington reports describe Senate and House sessions with votes on vetoed bills and river and border amendments. A $150,000 canal appropriation for Sturgeon Bay was altered to mute tolls, while Duluth barber funding rose to $75,000. Debates covered Mussel areas and Kentucky river funding, with party tactics and references to Mexican arbitration and canal history.
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Wisconsin harbor of refuge land sale proposal noted
The article discusses government and Wisconsin plans after a harbor of refuge grant, noting a senate amendment to buy land for 150000 dollars. It also covers a cash reporting order for public money, Gatling gun plans for police use, whisky legislation amendments, a Canadian harbor incident, and a Dominion cruiser pursuit of American vessels.
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Lorway
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Custom House
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Terror Ia Tiudijonant
Craig
Indian Outbreak Probable and 19th Century Indian Affairs Riot
Irregular dispatches report probable Indian outbreak around Edmonton after arrest of Chief Breaking-through-the-Ice. Paragraphs describe Poundmaker death rumors, white neglect blamed for starvation, calls for redress, and militia reinforcement plans to Port McLeod and Edmonton. Also notes death of poet Anyus Hayne and a Gotham-tinged crime tale of John Werner, plus a Saratoga gas outage and Shore railway strike denial.
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Wisconsin Lumber Town Destroyed by Fast Moving Fire
A fire swept through Keines in Marathon county near the Wisconsin Central line, wiping out a saw mill planing mill two warehouses and numerous dwellings. Losses around 150000 with insured 40000 and 27 families left destitute. Volunteer workers and fire crews fought the blaze amid dry conditions as forest fires spread south of the fence.
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Tie Flrata
Fonce
van Dleseer
Vicious Blazes at Mungie Ind Fire Rips Stables and Hotel
A Thursday night blaze in Mungie Indiana devastated A F Statterson stable on South Walnut Street, destroying the adjoining Thomas residence and several nearby buildings. Losses include Patterson building $3000 and Georgia building $9000 with no insurance. Fire spread rapidly amid strong winds, with many guests at the National House evacuated. Total damages estimated at least 875,000. Additional fires include a glue factory gutted in Cincinnati and various industrial blazes in Dunkirk and elsewhere.
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Tory Gains and Irish Split Influence Looms in UK Polls
Fragmented OCR report notes continued Tory successes in English counties and gains for Parnellites in Ireland amid shifting alliances. Referenced are local races in Cork and Holfayt, several parliamentary divisions, and a Boston meeting on home rule.
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Garnervan Wolmelon da Walox
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Unlawful Assembly Case Fails to Prove Resolutions Adopted
In St Louis court, the motion to quash in the case of Burgman et al. was sustained as there was no evidence the alleged unlawful resolutions were adopted. they were merely opinions. The Philadelphia Bond theft report notes total lung certificates returned and outstanding amounts, urging holders to return certificates to assist a cleaner financial audit of the Chesapunke and Dalivara Gana Company.
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Naurly
Asingla
Ioan
Remarable lightning stroke injures man at high altitude
An account from Denver, Colorado describes George Edwards of Denver struck by lightning on a mountain course at 10,900 feet. He remained conscious after the strike, clothing torn, feet burned, and a hemorrhage reported. Doctors note unusual injuries and possible recovery. parallel items mention a murder bill and other court actions in New Haven and Pittsburgh areas.
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The Prohibition Issue Energizes Mississippi County
The Political Mercury reports heated local option debates in Mississippi County as Prohibition forces mobilize with clubs and new leaders. Anti-prohibition groups respond, while executive committees push for public discussion and large turnout amid some discontent and minor incidents.
Prohibition Question Dominates Ravens-Republican Meet
The Ravens-Republican convention at Toruka Kan debated prohibition and nominated McCabe for auditor amid factional lines. Dan Trent hinted at retirement, while Democrat and Republican leaders across states weighed bills and political shifts affecting governors and district attorneys.
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