Debate Over Land Bills and Pensions in Senate
Washington notes on Blair motion to limit land ownership to 640 acres and calls for broader restriction. Senator Teller and others discuss tenant farming, railroads as landlords, and a push to print a commission letter. Pensions debate dominates the session as lawmakers clash over bill provisions and executive actions.
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Raimands
Teller
Ireland
United States
Tsing
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Call
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Senate Committee On Labor
Matus
California
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Gull
Commission of Public Lauds
Ingalle
Ingalls
House
Congrew
Wolk
Interior Office
Treasury
Central Pacific Railway
Hanley
Aiden Pacific
Congress
Randall
Memphis
Fifteen Vetoes In A Bunch By The President
President Cluyuland sent fifteen veto messages to the senate on Monday. Thirteen vetoed bills granted pensions while two provided for public buildings at Zanesville Ohio and Sioux City Iowa. He rejects Zaneaville building as unnecessary and questions Sioux City need citing court use and funding. The veto includes critique of pensions as ill advised and notes limited congressional presence during consideration.
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Iowa
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United States
Ihu Post Office
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Lill
Elizabeth
Dokrotti
Bin
Congress
The
Lille
Bron Pascal
Tariff Reform Debate Fractures in Congress Confab
About 100 of 11 Democratic members met in the house chamber to debate Morrison bill tactics and tariff reform. Chairman Bragg of Wisconsin led a conference plan, with Morrison and Heagan arguing for restraint and endorsement of reform, others urging limited further action. A conference committee was formed and instructed to report next meeting.
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House of Representatives
Bragg
Wistonsin
Morrison
Carliale
Heagan
Great Fire at New England Institute Building
Boston June 24 immense New England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute building on Huntington avenue burned. Eight dead and sixteen missing or trapped, many workers scorched, property loss about 400000 plus repairs 100000. Suspected incendiary blaze amid railway company storage and shops. several attempts to burn other buildings noted.
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Hamo
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Barron
Patelek Jiyons
Linckamith
Alexander Campbell
Ngadih
Gilvar Frout
Willan Saylor
Joto McDonald
James Whidden
Eph Vorran
Henry Sturgis
James Haveltine
Walla
Vanb
Hufro
Quade
Investiture of Archbishop Gibbons Cardinalate in Baltimore
Papal delegates Muccioli and Stranisla escorted to the archbishop there. Cardinal Gibbons received zucchetto in private ceremony at Clar Street residence. Banquet followed as details of the appointment were read in Latin letters from Rome.
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John
Foley
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Dr. Poley
Count Muccioli
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Zucchetto
Albbons
Bias
America
Baltimore
United States
Gladstone pressing home plan to clear Tory obstruction
Gladstone spoke to a June 14 crowd urging the Tories to yield and allow progress on home rule for Ireland. He warned Ireland could become a clash point if ministers did not respond and criticized Lord Carnarvon and Lord Salisbury over questions about Parnell Carnarvon. He urged opposing the Bouomsion of Mr Bright and predicted continued agitation unless reform advances.
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Cabot
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Amearica
Llatun
Aguas
Terrible Experience Aboard Arklow Survivors Story at Sea
A survivor account from Lorvon recounts the Arklow bark voyage from San Francisco to Montreal. Captain Nichola and crew faced catastrophe near Quauna town when the Arklow capsized on May Y. The mate endured eight days without food or water, lashed to a sinking craft, and survived after a tense 26 hours clinging to a life raft before being sighted by a passing vessel.
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Mata
Governor's veto loom on civil service reform veterans bill
A governor vetoes a bill favoring office appointments for honorably discharged veterans without civil service exams. The action tests two years of civil service reform and defends veterans’ recognition amid criticism of the reform law’s fairness.
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Hobingou
Judge Davis Near Death as Carbuncle Flares
The Chicago area judge David Davis faces a grave, possibly terminal illness after a carbuncle and ensuing complications. Doctors warn of uremic coma within twelve hours, with family and friends notified by telegrams and letters as officials weigh prognosis and potential recovery.
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Davis
Nate
Conditton
Hia
Luge
I. A. Jolmagn
Chicago
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Raurnud
Luce
Davla
Jade
Oryalpulon
Hin
Take
Hao
Parson’s The Anarchist Trial Shocks Courthouse Crowd
A. I. Varwony, a noted dynamiter, is arraigned after a dramatic entrance beside lawyer Black in the Parson’s anarchist trial. Varwony pleads not guilty as juror questioning opens amid heated exchanges and police controversy.
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Ile
Parvous
Bute Faw
Local Grocer Ad Offers Cures and Pantry Staples
A damaged notice advertises Shilohs Cure and Esarcet Burrell products for coughs and bronchitis, plus a grocery list including walnuts, mushrooms, tomato ketchup, olives, pickles, relishes, and table goods. It promotes Diamond Cray Flour and Post Co flour deals, with Burrell Bros offering bananas, oranges, lemons, pineapples, and other fruits and vegetables at one dollar per sack.
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Post & Co
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