Congressional notices blend with tariff debate and storms
A dense summary lists congressional acts and debates on consular and diplomatic appropriations, pension bills, alien labor restrictions, and fisheries treaty discussions. It notes routine Senate adjournments, tariff bill amendments, and public building projects, amid widespread weather and disaster events across multiple states.
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Oaltboar
Har
United States Supreme F Qport
Wena Ve Ioore
Iowa
le France
Committee On Foreign Re‘sons
Renato OD
Senate
Cport
Bay City
Sid
Jackson
Nmich
Ottumwa
House
Dougherty
Fla
Cleveland Chosen. Thurman Nominated for Vice President
Cleveland chosen as the Democratic vice presidential nominee after a long convention session. Allen G Thurman of Ohio was unanimously named for vice president while Grover Cleveland was backed as the presidential candidate. The platform urged tariff reform, anti-tax excesses, and a firm union, with strong praise for Cleveland's administration.
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Ar. Voorhees
Goris
Kentucky
Democrat Party of the
United States
Nutiong Convent
Cleveland
Congress
Telcom
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
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Obaon Permne
Senate
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Odnelus
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New Mexico
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Allen G. Thurman
Green
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Warennebauman
Pascou
Maine
Arthur Benol
Marylant
P Gorman
Massachusetts
Charles
Lewis
Richigan
M Barnes
Minnesota
Michael Doran
Nominations and Democratic Reaction Span the Nation
Indianapolis dispatch reports Governor Gray welcomed Thurman’s nomination for Vice-President with complacency and predicts Thurman as nominee by New York delegates. House Democrats express satisfaction with the St Louis platform, especially tariff provisions, as Ways and Means Committee members approve. Dispatches from across the country show broad Democratic approval of the St Louis ticket.
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Portland
Bob Burleigh
New York
Gesenal Sheridan
Ture Veemont
Montpelier
Henn McLeay
Pero
John Sheridan
Philip H. Sheridan
Somerset
Millers’ National Aasiation
Buffalo
Baltimore
United States Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture
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Mississippi
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Rosebrough
Washington
J . H. Kuhn
Wyoming
M. X. Post
Idato
Jobn Haley
Indianapolis
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Gray
Thurman
Thurmen
St. Louie
Ways and Mensa Committee
St. Louis
Magnolia Village News Briefs and Garden Party Notes
Magnolia villagers report Odd Fellows ball plans and G A R visits by Henry’s group next Saturday. A recent teacher certifying class eyed credentials. local MFTs may earn teaching certificates. A parlor for ice cream opens near the store. Rev Craton Springer preached amid cold June weather. Alexander Johnson lies gravely ill, leaving a large family. The strawberry festival at Magno Via Grange Hall became a canned fruit and ice cream event, strawberries left on the Peoria platform. Heavy rain jeopardizes the strawberry crop this season after last year’s drought.
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Henrys
Hennepin
Craton Springer
Ratels
Alexander Johnson
Ile
Magno
Grange Hall
Peoria By
High Prairie notes and local incidents in irregular 19th century prose
High Prairie community notes detail visits by Justice Swanson and Montgomery to Richmond, church sermons by Kid Vawter at Sugar Grove, and illness reports on WS Parkette. Farming couples Geo Williams and J C Winship mend wells near Irvin Williams, while Pat ham artesian work suffers setbacks. Holuees meetings draw small turnout. observers critique preaching and teaching balance, urging focus on education over spectacle. tidbits about Washburn meeting plans close the item.
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Swanson
Iuyeiry
Montgomery
Richmond
Kid Vawter
Sugar Grove
Parkette
Sam Bracken
Joe Wherry
Hennepin
Albert Stickel
Dawson
M Parker
Geo Williams
J C Winship
Irvin Williams
Pat Ham Artesian
J Ro Veneh
Chicago
Princeton Jim
Asia
Washburn
Incurable Consumption Rebutted by Dr King’s Remedy
Newark Ark resident Mr C H Morris credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with curing his lung abscess and enabling him to supervise farm work. Jesse Middlewart of Decatur Ohio says the medicine saved him from fatal lung trouble and restored his health. A divorce case involving George Schneider and Mrs Schneider, aged 61 and 67, proceeds despite insufficient grounds. counsel differ, marriage vows urged.
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C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Drec Powell
George T Schneider
Strawap
Riely
Electric Bitters praised as cure all diseases of liver and kidneys
Electric Bitters touted as purer medicine that will cure liver and kidney ailments, remove pimples and fevers, and prevent malaria. The ad promises complete satisfaction or refund and lists 0.50 and 1 dollar prices at Powell's Drug Store.
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Powell's Drug Store
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