Congressional Nominations Shift in Several States
The report outlines the regular session actions on tariffs and appropriations, with House and Senate moves on conference reports, private bills, and state-level nominations. It notes memorials, state conventions, and key figures like Gorman and Acheson, plus recent fires, floods, and civic incidents across multiple states, highlighting political alignments and electoral slates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
John M. Corse
TOR Vitas
Wis
Gorman
Chicago
United States
Treasury
Boen
Minn
Tir Boutelle
Hawaii
Arepublic
Global Conflicts and Disasters Reported in a Patchwork From World News
Reports describe China and Japan at war, Corea’s king imprisoned by Japan, a Mexican stage robbery near Perota Veracruz netting 4000 dollars, and a cable splice completed at Hearts Content Newfoundland. A Mexican conspiracy to kill the San Domingo president ends with executions and liberations. A Niemen River steamer collision kills fourteen and wounds eleven. Native forces clash with French in Senegal with heavy losses. Hong Kong governor cites Canton plague toll at 120,000. Quebec grants land to large families. Kow Shing sinks. only forty saved from 2000 aboard. Cottel blazes burn 2000 houses. many perished in an English bicycle race. Shorland’s record run covers 460 miles 900 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Corea
Perota
Vera Cruz
Anglo-American Telegraph Company
Hearts Content
Borapsii A
San Domingo
Niemen
Grodno
Senegal
Hong Kong
Canton
Quebec
Cottel
Herve Hill
England
Broad 19th Century Legislative Skirmishes and Elections
The report lists bills advancing in Congress including a Tank deficiency appropriation and a uniform bankruptcy system, with the sundry civil bill passing. It notes a proposal to abolish national banks, a 50,000 gold shipment, a lab explosion with casualties, and naval losses in the Japanese conflict. Also covered are a Chicago inquiry date, congressional nominations in Georgia and North Dakota, a Fargo prohibition convention, Michigan GOP ticket, and Rich administration support with tariff, reciprocity, arbitration, anti‑pauper immigration, and specie opinions.
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Kentucky
Breckinridge
James B. Finnell
Congress
Grand Forks
N. C
Templeton
Supreme Court
Budd Reeves
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
W. H. Upham
Emil Baensch
Henry Casson
A. Peterson
W.A. Mylrea
John Q.emery
Duncan McKenzie
W. A. Freake
Gould
Thomas R. Horton
Fultonville
Republican
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
James Mulligan
Mulligan
Maynard
Mass
Michigan
J. C. Barrows
David D. Aitken
Pennsylvania
Ernest Acheson
Tank
United States Senate
Boen
Minn
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Havre
Paris
Sawthorne
H. Rudd
Chicago
Georgia
Thomas G. Lawson
J.C. C. Black
North Dakota
G& G Ellis
Fargo
Litchfield
Grand Rapids
John T. Rich
Alfred Milnes
Washington Gardner
James M Wilkinson
Fred A. Maynard
William A. French
RH. M. Pattengill
Board of Education
Perry F. Powers
Gov. Rich
Programme of races and prizes for August 14 15 16
The schedule lists trotting and pacing class races with purses on Tuesday August 14 including 5 Mile Bicycle Race prizes. Wednesday August 15 shows trotting and free for all pacing events with multiple purses and prizes. Thursday August 16 features trotting and pacing events with running dash and substantial purses. Prize details include clothing, a hunting watch, and fine knives as top rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchins & Lincoln
Gent
Elgin Movement
Roger Bros
Trott
Keystone Watch Case Company Dominates World Market
The Keystone Watch Case Company, largest of its kind, can produce 2500 watch cases daily. It manufactures all case styles with a focus on Boss gold filled cases that rival solid gold in beauty and wear, at about half the cost. Keystone offers van pull out bow or flap cases that deter theft and accidents, though it does not retail, and no local jewelers handle its products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Watch Case Company
Keystone Company
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Jacop Trapin
Calhoun County
W Va
Wallace Burr
Samuel L. Rights
Dayton
Stata
Cleveland
Alix
Ryland T
Robert J
Phillips
Fifield
Mahed
Adistask
Phyai- Ere
Minroa
Luckaville
Williamson
Don
Ths
Supreme Court of
John Y McKane
Bosa
Gravesend
Sing Sing
Tan
United States Revenue Cutter
Nelote
Fla
Briceton
David Kline
Misox Duxcam
St. Louis
Clayton
Mississippi
J. H Dory
Ampa
Celina
Wanasu
Lafayette
Ind
Ead
Donohue
Dick Guzxix
Mount Basant
8. C
Nan Drayton
A. Baram Dawson
Joseph Yowell
Mount Vernon
Ohio River
Tom
Tuiore
Cleve
Brooklyn
Philadel ST
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Lowia
Washington
James W. Gannon
Hartford
Conn
Bovsin
Fort Wayne
Fulton Street
H B. Burezias
South Dakota
Buffalo
Tur
Vlad
Detroit River
Newark City
Philadelphia
Thomas Evaye
Louisville
Lake Marsabesio
Foo Titus
Counk
Mies
Portland
Ore
Maro College
North Texas
Cooper
Firne
Livermore Falls
Josefh Wilson
Tarsney
Colorado
Nevada
Minneapolis
Joseph B Stakeman
Terre Haute
Hudson
Hastings
Thomas Pickett
Edward
James Martin
Roops
War Department
Anna E. Jones
Chester
San Francisco
Custom House
City of Pueblo
Tacoma
Inlinois
Springfield
Henry Wulff
G M Inglis
S. A. Bullard
Alexander McLean
The
State University
Des Moines
W M. McFarland
Cc. G. McCarthy
Jos Herriott
Milton Remley
C. L. Davidson
J T Granger
H. E. Keemer
National Republican Party
Mlnnots
William Hitchey
David W. McCulloch
Iowa
D. B. Henderson
Indiana
James A. Boyce
Ohio
Thompson
Maryland
Cine
North Carolina
W. H. Brown
J. A. Bahl
A. J. Pleasanton
Faaxon A. Horruax
Ears
Reading
Henry
Illinois
Synrin
Henrietta
Rou Vogellanse
H. Yaeger
Treas
Western Creamery
Western Dairy
BO Seth
Kansas City
Texas
Omaha
Henry Markets
George Nicholson
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G.C. Griswold & Co
Perey
Lacon
Henrietta Brown
A. BR. Hancock
W L Wescotte
CN Trompson
Jly
Theae Hecate
Willow Spring
R.&schunter
Henry, Illinois
Country Weekly
Sameon
Delia
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Wolf
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