Cullom Pushes for Hennepin Canal for Nation
In Washington July the Senate debated the river and harbor bill with a $1,000,000 appropriation for the Hennepin canal. Senator Cullom argued the project would lower transport costs for the upper Missouri and Mississippi valleys, boosting national wealth, while opponents warned against tying a single-state canal to the bill and questioned costs and feasibility.
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Washington
Senate
Hennepin Canal
Congress
Lies Moines Rapids
Ohio Canal
Louisville
Mussel Shoals Canal
Ilnois & Michigan Canal
Oustayn
Ekyon
Easalle
Hennepin Claus
Ilinois
Rock Island
Logan
Money for canals and river projects in Congress
In Washington the Senate indefinitely postponed the Dakota legislative inquiry. Debate continued on the river and harbor bill with the Kentucky river appropriation amendment rejected and a Muskingum river provision struck out. Ohio state improvements on the river were accepted when the threshold was reached.
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Washington City
Senate
Territory
Dakota
Kentucky
Ohio
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A Complay Against Hasty Postal Removals
A public statement from Grand Lodge officers of the Brotherhood of Railroad Postal Clerks denounces Postmaster General Vilas for rapid removals without stated cause. They argue such actions undermine efficiency, burden workers, and erase faith in the service, urging fair, known reasons and a chance to respond.
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Ind
O. C., Mende
Rob EK. Robb
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Hailway Postal Clarks
Unva
Fus
Vilay
Thareon
Postal Service
Ohio Republican Editors Form Editorial Association of Ohio
Over fifty Republican editors in Ohio met in Command, July to organize an association to study alleged bribery in Henry J Payne's U S Senate election. Gen Comly presided, J Fuckinger secretary, resolutions deem bribery possible though not convicting trial members. They urged further investigations and sent resolutions to the president and senate. The convention named itself the Republican Editorial Association of Ohio for political purp oses and ballot purification.
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Thomadglvan
Command
Ohio
Trepublican
Henry J. Payne
United States Senate
Gen. Comly
J. Fuckinger
Murat Walytuad
Cowgill
Payne
Sourees
Groceriea
Senate Committee
United States
Senate
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Labor Party Forms in Maltimoore Amid Political Turmoil
A new independent labor party emerges in Maltimoore led by Knights of Labor members aiming to challenge city bosses. A secret city executive meeting vows a full municipal ticket for next fall, denouncing the Democratic party and predicting a heated battle with the political ring. The report notes broader labor and political shifts across Baltimore and Dublin with allied Conservative and liberal moves abroad.
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Ming Mule
Bartigony
Knights of Libor
Lown
Bulag
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Ringsters
Saya
Mary Giatins Lonpos
Daly k—'Pho
Congorva
Altoquy Equity
Richard Asheton Crow
Nawton
Lancashire
Phe
Arthur O’gondor
Motogal
O' Beton
Dublin
J G. Wiggar
Cavan
Ol. O'Connor
Kerry
Midile
Aganagh
J. Corry
Ma. Gard Tot
Imemrbers
Univeralty
Way
Phinkett
Hugh Holmes
Consurvablye
Dohnaon
Sorailald
Jobo Libbesk
London University
Mrodorduk Harrison
Tarriaon
Katuens
Gonawrvatiye Wand Unioniat
London
Conuryetyes
Uladwbunwins
New York
Kansas Republican Ticket Nomination at State Convention
In Yoresa Kansas the state convention renominated the old ticket led by John A. Martin for governor and A J Heddle for lieutenant governor with no opposition. I M Valentioa named for Judge of the Mievouth district. D McCarthy attorney general. Bradford superintendent. J H Lawpead treasurer. James Hamilton auditor. Resolutions committees reported a set of resolutions commending the party platform.
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James. Hamilton
Wrestlers clash in Athens Park armors clash
A public afternoon event at Athtetla Park Thornlay featured a sword contest between notable athletes including Dan Sullivan and Hergeant Walsh. The match ended with bloodshed in the eighth round after armor protected blows, followed by police arresting a rider.
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Duncan Rowe
Hergeant Walsh
Iifth United Sates Artillery
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Walsh
Ross
Huth
Wale
Wadeh
Koxa
Araid
Hon
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Ida Rider
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