Congress debates labor laws and world fair funds
Congressional reports detail tariff debates and anti option votes, confirmations of diplomats Sperry Beale Hepburn, and world’s fair appropriation battles. House shelved the world’s fair matter while approving eight hour public works and a Madison birthplace park grant.
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Congressobal
Detwal
United States
Wer
Waleh Sperry
Delaware
Persia
Truxton Beale
California
Sintawee
Roumsaia
Sérvia
Greece
America Hepburn
New York
United
Abrom
House
District of Columbia
Wau
Senate
Wheeler
Ala‘pallis
Watson
Georgis
Decem Igor
Tys
James Madison
Port Conway
Craig
Hawley
Hiscock
Minnesota Republicans nominate Nelson and others for statewide posts
In St Paul the Minnesota Republicans nominated Knute Nelson for governor, D M Clough for lieutenant governor, F P Brown for secretary of state, and Joseph Bobleter for treasurer. The platform backed Harrison, protection, arbitration between labor and capital, immigration limits, and liberal pensions for old soldiers.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Knute Nelson
D. M Clough
F P. Brown
Joseph Bobleter
Harrison
Jupor Mitroy
Rosixsox
Indiana
Anderson
J E. Osborne
Rawlins
Democrats of
Wyoming
Laramie
Nebraska
A. W. Field
Missouri
Mr. Morgan
Champ Clarke
Illinois
Alfred Clark
Edward Connor
J H. Randall
W. B. van Ornum
All People's Party
Joaxon Tueney
Ohio
Cleveland
Owens
People's
California
Hervey Lindley
James A. Tawney
H. Norton
Notable Obituaries and Political Nominations in 19th Century Notices
The list records Mus Kane Lipacum buried at Delaware county infirmary aged 100. Anthony Kennepy the only man elected to US Senate as a know nothing died in Baltimore aged 83. Nominations announced for Congress in Missouri Illinois and Massachusetts. Catherine Tilla colored woman died in New Orleans aged 112. Greg Sprep S Fry Kentucky soldiers' home head died in Louisville age 75. A colored woman known as Jenny died Morristown New Jersey aged 110 who long served in ex Congressman Augustus L. Cutler’s family.
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Kane Lipacum
Delaware County
Ind
Anthony Kennepy
United States Senate
Baltimore
Congress
Missouri
Rev
J. B. Mayofield
Johnson Clarke
People's
Illinois
L. E. McGann
Socialist-Labor Party
Massachusetts
John Orvis
Catherine Titt
New Orleans
Greg. Sprep S. Fry
Soldiers’ Home
Kentucky
Louisville
Jennie
Morristown
N. J
Augustus L. Cutler
Multidecade News Roundup Anchors 1900s Records
A mix of brief items: an innkeeper and family fatally attacked by robbers near War saw Russia. GLADSTONE's Commons majority trimmed in Greenock recount. a Toront o sailboat capsized with five women and one man drowned. Reynolds Gibson embezzlement case in Liverpool. physicians warn America against cholera unless Canada-imported. Gunong Aroa eruption in Sangir islands burying ten thousand. Baroon calls Salisbury followers to August 11. Windsor Ontario fire kills Mrs Smith and daughter. seven robbers killed at Santos for Vallejo murders. cholera trend in Russia and new outbreaks elsewhere. Hamburg iron foundry destroyed worth 1,000,000 marks. unrest in Asiatic Russia over cholera. British MPs align with McCarthyites on home rule and eight-hour bill. cholera hits younger Burmeh. drought and famine widespread in Mexico.
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Warsaw
Russia
Gladstone
House of Commons
Greenock
Scotland
Toronto
Ont
Parry Lunt
John Wilson
Reynolds & Gibson
Liverpool
Hinson
Virchow
America
Canada
Sangir Islands
China Sea
Gunong Aroa
Baroon
Salisbury
Finn
Frederick Smith
Windsor
Levumann
Hamburg
Germany
Ashkend
Lananw
Ounger
Burmeh
Mexico
Senate Select Committee to Probe Private Armed Groups
The U S senate adopted a resolution to form a seven member select committee to investigate and report facts about employment of armed bodies for private purposes. Reports of murders, electrocution, political nominations, and legal reforms are noted in a wide update of national events.
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United States Senate
Hoase
Jipp Fospyk
Naginaw
Mich
Jesse Bloodworth
J A. Ramy
Edgefield Junction
Tenn
United States
Grenoble
France
Mrsnixe Guest
Poughkeepele
Total Abstinence Union of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Palos
Spain
Columbus
Michigan
Jackson
John W. Ewing
George H. Sherman
Frank M. Vandercook
Joseph W. Welton
O. M. Graves
Pinkertons
Murder Widens in Frison. Joseph Wood Executed
Joseph Wood was put to death in the state prison after being convicted of murdering his father in law Leander Pasco in Warren county on May 10, 1800. The execution occurred Tuesday with the death warrant read at 10 50 and the chair entered at 11 44. Wood expressed religious sentiments and thanked officials before the fatal current.
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Joseph Wood
Frison
Daunemern
Iskaw
Thayer
Whitman
Keeper Wells
Auburn Prison
Woods
Wood
Leander Pasco
Warren County
Gov Flower
Pasco
Senate appoints seven to probe armed private forces in labor disputes
The Senate adopted a resolution to create a seven member select committee to investigate the use of armed private bodies in labor conflicts. Senators Sherman and Palmer spoke on the scope and importance of uncovering how such groups are hired, paid, and who authorizes them. Palmer called them dangerous and semi political.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Education and Labor
Sherman (Co
Palmer
Prolonged Homestead Strike Ends With Mutual Claims
At Homestead Pennsylvania the thirty ninth day of the strike closed with both sides claiming victory. A monster meeting at the opera house urged continued action as a committee reported on mill conditions and arrangements with Superintendent Potter agreeing to inspect. The Amalgamated officials urged prolonging the struggle. Meanwhile Marquis de Mores was arraigned for manslaughter in Paris after a sword duel incident.
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Homestead
Poeter
Panu
Marquis de Mores
Mayer
Gies
Ofayer
Local notices and social updates from Henry Illinois
Mrs Sam Sperry Jr hosts her grandmother and notes kinship to Mrs 8 C Brown. Mt Pulaski visitors plan an excursion to Henry on the 25th with Peoria as preferred stop. Alice Van Hartrich returns to Monmouth after visiting Monier. Absent editor B F Scott sought in Chicago with wife seeking clues. Henry area residents travel for family events, lectures, and church outings.
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Sam Sperry Jr
8. C. Brown
Mt. Pulaski
Henry
Peoria
Alice van Hartrich
Monier
Monmouth
B. F. Scott
Lacon
Chicago
Jos N
A.B. Thierry
J.T
John D. Judd
Harry Martin
Evans Township
Wood
R. E. Heacock
Johnson
Deacon Hill
Henry Yaeger
Anna Heinrich
T. L. Minier
W Minier
Robert B. Minier
Minior
Harper
Vinnie
Washington
Canada Pacific
John Black
Nellie
Wyoming
Geo Minier
Bureau County
Heo
Chamberlain
J W Face
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Alu
Comrad Knight
Edwards
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Wilder
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H.C. Frick
Pittsburgh
Order of the Iron Hall
Meubestead
Carnegie
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Clinton
Y Besusans
John Willis
Campbell County
Willems Duke
Brooklym
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Clic Chinnali
Chionko
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Tux
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Havre
Joseli R. Clarkson
Honeycreek
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Epward Hors
Sussex County
Del
Alice Mitchell
Memphis
Freda Ward
Springfield
Lake Providence
Robert Dorsey
Mechanicsburg
Thomas Wilhoit
Waterloo
John Thompson
Ole Oleson
Farmington
Wis
John Buchanter
Tom Palmer
Garrison
Tex
M. Scumann
Galveston
the Pinkertons
The
Andrew Helm
Adam Peterman
Dayton
N J Webber
Smith P Hill
Kansas
Chas Watercott
Harry Rocher
Prencie
Denver
Knight Templars
Harry
Charley
Konn
Sayres
Mra Horrom
Ayres Lves
Cincinnati
NY. Life Insurance Co
N. Bristol
Hennepin
Oria
Gison
Undiescliff
Lincoln
Harry Gregory
John Pendegras
Chas Pierce
Jen Crammond
Lou Rookwood
Pence
Ngcupus
Jidge Richmond
Jonnie
M. Hoyt
Ladon
Seaeave
Jean
Daniel Ketchum
Hemey
Sodality of
St Mary's Catholic Church
York
Mueuage Weys
Rover Bank
Frank
Davis
Rush Medical College
Jeffords
Sir Paul's Church of
Burdickim
Mr Prentice
Coens
Gov Nicholson
Jeffries
Union
Manje
Hutchins
Teer Riley
Burt
Main Street
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