Forfeiture debate on Northern Pacific lands in Senate
The Senate debates the Eysterse amendment to forfeit lands along the Northern Pacific route not completed by July 4, 187? except right of way. Senators clash over equity, wasteful grants, and settler rights as the long dispute over railroad land policy resurfaces during a tense session.
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Jogan
Conger
Jacific
Ara
Malo Mne
Wallula Junction
Portland
Cascade
First Lady of the Land Mrs Cleveland Attends Praiseworthy Reception
Washington June 16 The reception hosted by President Cleveland to the diplomatic corps army and navy and the judiciary welcomed Mrs Cleveland as she entered public life in the capital The mansion buzzed with visitors about 1 000 invitations were sent and guests poured in until after 10 o'clock The first lady wore a brilliant attire as the president and Mrs Cleveland appeared to begin the formal reception in the East room and the crowd admired the decorations and ceremonial layout
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Washington City
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Mrs. Cleveland
Afra
Hodicott
Review of the National Law-Makers Debate in Washington
The Senate debated land grants on the Cascades branch and tax exemptions. votes split along party lines with Republicans for, Democrats against. Amendments to extend land grant completion and to tax exemptions were discussed, while the House advanced the legislative appropriation bill with salary adjustments and fiscal projections for the year, amid tension over pensions and river improvements.
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Gorman
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Wilson
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Blair
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House
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San Francisco
New York
Pensions
Hiscock
Standall
Morrizon
Ohio
Washington City
Caucus Turaday
Outhwaite
Anderson and Hill
Ninety Percent Liars Sparks Defend Lands Fraud
A Nebraska political clash centers on a claim that 90 percent of land titles in Kansas Nebraska and the territories are fraudulent. Laird accuses officials of bias and defends Commissioner Sparks while others call for suspending final action until land laws are complied with. Randall's Western trip is noted and tariff talks involve Ohio Democrats. The piece also mentionsSecretary Manning's improving condition and Pennsylvania Railway leadership elections.
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Democratic Party
Domestic Tragedy in New York Hotel Room
A Kansas City couple, Winfield B. Thompson and his wife, were found shot in room XY of the Sturtevant house in New York. Thompson died later, his wife was dying or dead. motive unclear. Thompson had married Genevieve Kohler after a prior engagement and had written letters that day. Earlier, he had left Kansas City two years ago for New York business and romance. the couple appeared devoted, with no clear cause for the tragedy.
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Kansans City
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Ask
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Second Presbyterian Church
Europe
Winston's Fat Concession Revealed in Tehran Letter
The Times publishes a lengthy Teheran letter dated May 20 from Welf von Schlerbrand. It states Minister to Persia B. H. Winston was revignosd, suggesting the concession was not as remunerative as first claimed.
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Ocean yacht race and public notices in New York and Philadelphia
A garbled but vivid record shows a yacht race near New York with Priscilla Atlantic Puritan and others near Staten Island, amid shifting winds and dramatic timing, concluding with Priscilla first at 4 50 58 and Atlantic close behind. The report also notes baseball ruling in Mushong Latham case, and PA Pennsula honorary degrees conferred, including Archbishop Ryan and Chief Justice J P Comoyge.
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Supreme Court of Delaware
Vancouver in Ashes Destruction Follows Town Fire
A fierce townwide fire engulfed Vancouver as a brisk wind fanned flames from a stable near the Colonial hotel across Main Street to The Vancouver News office and beyond. Residents fled toward Falvoorsok and high land, some drinking amid the chaos as debris and burning timbers blocked streets. By 6 pm only a handful of houses remained, ten bodies recovered with more likely buried in rubble, while Canadian Pacific Railway workers cleared debris and prepared aid for survivors.
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