Millions for defense show Dawes quotes and land fraud clash
Washington July 2. A Senate message reports house actions on river and harbor, canals, and lower Mississippi clauses. Fortifications bill passes with 6.05 million. Cobb of Indiana and Dorsey of Nebraska spar over land frauds. Dawes argues on navy needs and home gun production. various postmasters named. Kate Chase-Sprague visits, foreign ministers arrive. cabinet reshuffle rumors stir London to Dublin university talk.
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Washinaoton Orry
Senate
Mississippi
Allison
Samupol J.tldon
Plumb
Washington Navy Yard
House
Lesa
Bland
Treasury
Lill
Cobb
Wasuinwron
Claus
Indiana
Dorsey
Nebraska
Lorsay
Lobb
Northwest
Wasniseton City
Whitney
Cameron
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Ballabury Gate
London
Carnot
William Henry Smith
Fue War
Lord Hamilton
The
Admiralty
Laon Halsbury
Chancsilory
Frederick Arthur Sanley
Cor Tndia
Lord Cranbrook
Henry Chaplin
Edward Stanhope
Board of Trade
Job Man Hora
David J. Phinket
Lord Ashbourne
Ireland
Lord Sallabury
William Henry Railth
Richard Agahrton Crowd
Frederick Arthur Stanley
Lord Cranville
Mtty
Russia
Howover
Qoschen
House of Commons
Larrie
Lord Randolph Charchill
Chancallor
Wxcchequer
Prohibition In Link Tickets Nominated In Connecticut
Prohibition activity across several states is summarized with delegates, nominations, and platforms. In Connecticut and Wisconsin the parties nominate governors or candidates, while Georgia and Michigan hold state conventions endorsing prohibition and woman suffrage. The California and Ohio conventions push for stronger prohibitions and party unity, with speeches and campaign fundraising noted.
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Connecticut
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tickat
Marion
Win
Prohibition
State House
Wiguongin
John M. Olly
Madison
Charles Alexander
Eau Claire
A. State
Blackman
Wildewater
Gi Merryanon
Marinatte
We Chatin
Waukeghia
Lansing
Mich
Leing
Samuel Dickiy
Charles Morhur
John Ivans
A. C. Isher
Stewart J. Williams
Gen. J. MH. Laing
Elsure
Spies, Riots, and Trials Across Continents Seen
Witnesses described a riot night scene in a Haymarket alley with a bomb and a photo linked to the case. Police details touched on Mexican border tensions, volunteer regiments, and a high profile gun incident. Germans held a Milwaukee convention debate on language education while unrelated crime trials and naval accident reports filled a restless docket.
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Jingmarket
Haymarket
Ronan
Belluva
Wigan
Aykou
Selmaubelt
Aura
Martin Quinn
Houtenant
Police
Enyglo
Jovny Moylendorf
Kyle
Uatvewvun
Tex
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Texas
Fraucisco Masured
Anwiluoit
Unit
Baten
Moyle Paws
Polles
Rasuros
Pludrak Negras
Thor
Rlyst
Acarin
Hi Vaso
Thereriday
Malfeasance Charges Bquire Public Works Chief
New York reports the commission of accounts charging Rollin M. Bquire, commissioner of public works, with malfeasance, altered records, payroll violations, and improper paving decisions. A hearing is set for August 4 after disputed letters and alleged political influence with Maurice H. Wigan. Cincinnati trials convict a judge and an associate in election forgery cases.
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New York
Commissioners of Accounts
Department of Public Works
Grace
Publi Works
Rollin M. Bquire
Tla
Fifth Avenue
Maurice H
Mlynn
Wynn
Klynn
Wigan
Squire
Politistana
Miyon
Cincinnati
Ubto
John Minor
Patrick Kelly
Clastlaw
Freemet
John Momney
Peculiar state of things in union troubles
Knights of Labor and Progressive Union of cigarmakers clash over supremacy in New York and allied unions. Amalgamation talks with International union loom as 4,500 workers face a potential strike as contracts and authorties shift between labor groups. Local incidents include factory vacancies and leadership changes.
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Knights of Labors
New York
Union of
Manufacturers’ Association
Virgarmakers Bers
Knighte of Labor
Opin
Ciger-Makera Union
International
Ualted Manufacturing
Knights of Later
Knightedf
Waiaan
Masa
Miller Cook
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Messina
Helle Hamlin
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William HB. Foster
National Federation of Trades Uoions
Sud Lee
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Brightful Dinter
India
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Presidency
Minhep Whittker Anoe
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A. W. Whittaker
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C.H. Little & Co
Emmort
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Sheldon
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Baier & Seysfarth
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Tintana Ave
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Allen
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Hells
Brewster
Sanfuris Rowell
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Quinni Walk
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Dale
Jong Vine
Wenarandiy Knowlton Bros
SSS
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Curmer- van Huren
Spring Streets
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