Land policy clash in congress over public land sales
In City June 2 a House debate on a sundry civil bill exposed friction between Laird Nebraska and Commissioner Sparke over land revenue collection and alleged fraud. Payson and Nelson defend Sparke while Laird cites interior department reports. a clash ensues on protecting public lands from illegal entries as Kansas veterans applaud.
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Nebraska
Bparka
Cobb
Interior Department
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Nelson
Minneyuota
Payson
Miinois
Secretary of the Interior
Kansas
Gen
Sparks
Impressive Conflict Over Mail Subsidy Progress
Washington writes of treasury notice to Senate that soldiers and postmasters' claims details appear in a House executive document. Debates cover pensions, public buildings, Chinese immigration, and the Gundry civil bill with votes and adjournment following committee actions.
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Washington City
Treasury
Senate
House
Banesville
Bio
W. H. F. Lee
Joby I. Mitchell
Virginia
Hberbor
Alfred Pillasanton
Yeas
naya-Brown
Call
Mustis
Gorman
Poyny
Pugh
Los Moines
Pensions Committee
United States
Funda Canal
Morrow
California
Murrow
Randall
Sparks
Laird
Cobb
Payson
Confederate Bonds Debate Faces Southern Unity on Debt
Houston and Washington reports describe Hoagan of Texas denying southern support for Confederate debt payments amid pamphlets misrepresenting Judge Fullerton. Separately, Senate discussion on mail subsidy prompts Hale to urge presidential focus beyond pensions and push for a postmaster general who protects American enterprise.
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Heagan
Texas
Judge Fullerton
Wasumutas City
Hoagan
Confederacy
South
Hay
United States
Washuton City
Conference Committee
Sanata
Hale Maide
Senate
Congress
Hula
Michigan Clerk Fired On Her Own Request
A Michigan post office clerk Mrs AB Cushing sought removal from service. The postmaster general granted dismissal citing her own request, a rare case in government history. Washington notes discuss related Senate veto debate on Des Moines river land bills and pending pension measures.
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Tisalate
Wasitsoros City
AB Cushing
Michigan
Woshing
Not A Solid Muldoon Wrestler Struck Sick During Match
In Chicago June 41 about 4000 people gathered at Battery D to watch a best three in five wrestling bout between William Muldoon and Evan Lewis. Lewis threw Muldoon in 2 minutes 30 seconds, the second bout went 20 minutes with both men leading before Muldoon retired to his dressing room. He returned and after a quick struggle he contended he was ill and could not continue, Lewis was awarded the match.
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Cuicago
Battery D
William MuLdoon
Evan Lewis
Duncanhose
Lewis
Muldoon
Nelson
Uuick
Lewis Acllar
Bibby
Bowwavn
Edwin Hibby
James Faulkner
Grand Opera House
Faulkner
Force and Winchesters quell rail yard clash in Chicago
A large force of Pinkerton men and policemen armed with Winchesters and revolvers cleared freight yards in Chicago Monday, driving strikers off tracks as trains were prepared. Deputies read the riot act, the crowd dispersed, and trains moved toward the state line under heavy guard. A second day saw continued preparations for a labor demonstration urging support for Ireland.
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Alwaya
Belis
Plakerton
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Alouk
Timy
Gleason
Morty-third Street
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Hyde Vark
Haglwwood
State Line
Pinkerton
Iet
al Singlewood
Spyuiala
Chicago
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Hrat
Nouill
Eter
Laois Ceptral
Chicago & Alton Roads
Twenty-Second Street
Sixteenth Street
Wight
Uyeinet Ble
Coul
Future Plana
Who Was Responsible In A Drug Poisoning Case In New York
A scrambled notice page reports alleged drug trade links to medical professionals in New York and Hoboken. It centers on a late September death of Kia and Marguerite Holts and mentions morphine and quinine poisoning, doctor Lowenthal, and a pending trial for criminal negligence.
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Orry
Sunate
Waltlers
Des Moines
Allison
Towsaint
New York
Kvarta
Lim
Alison
N York
G. A. Am Kado
Kia
Marguerite Holts
Hoboken
Laut
Kirk
Pondura
A. Lowenthal
Arm Mido
Jr. Lowenthal
Lowenthal
Milby
Get
Rathut
Tha Vietling
Lowenthal i
Knjle
The Handy Shotgun and Double Domicile Murder
A violent incident at Fotor Plantation near Vlckburg ends in the Morgan brothers being shot in a back room after a confrontation at Hinders store. Joe Brown, a Blacksmith, and witness accounts describe the Morgans attempting to force the store to stay open, prompting Brown to aid by arming a shotgun. Two men die and a bystander is wounded. no arrest has been made as yet.
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Min
Atonmer Nolan Mead
Greenville
Fotor Plantation
Vlckwburg
Hind Or
Henry
Albert Morgan
Hinder
Ian
Joe Brown
Brown
Binder
Morgan Brothers
Atoro
Arkol
Blio
Balla
Cornellun Jackson
Morgans
Wally
Belligerent Female Convicts Rampage at Penitentiary
In Ohio June a riot erupted in the female department when inmates clashed over romance, leaving several injured. The disturbance circulated through the chapel exit, with staff overwhelmed. A life prisoner from Cleveland, Mrs. Victor, moved into the yard amid the turmoil as guards restored order with help from assistants.
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Couanuga
Ohie
Privonova
Mra. Victor
Cleveland
Slao
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Promoted By Local Merchants
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as thoroughly reliable for bowel complaints. Exmier and Bunreco guarantee its efficacy and availability. An unrelated coffee promotion for Chase & Sanborn claims superior purity and freshness.
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Chamberlain
Exmier & Bunreco
Excursion to Tennessee and Mississippi Announced
Illinois Central Railroad plans a low rate excursion to Tennessee and Mississippi in June. For details and circulars contact the nearest ticket agent or the undersigned in Manchester Iowa.
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Ilinois Central RR
Tennessee
Mississippi
Particul
Manchester
Iowa
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