Congressional actions sweep tariff bills and estates debated
A broad Congressional week features passage and discussion of tariff measures, a public building project, canal reports, and estate claims linked to the Stanford estate. Senate and House debates cover appropriation bills, Indian affairs, and railway clerks salaries amid mining and labor unrest reports nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Elgin
Lake Erie
Leland
Nicaragua Canal
Dillon
Uth
Politician nominations in multiple state conventions and notable deaths
The report lists nominations from the Pennsylvania state prohibition convention in Williamsport for governor and other statewide posts, Kansas Republican convention picks in Topeka, and Arkansas and Maine notices. It also notes deaths of Mas E N Monroe, Nagaxas chief of the Chippewa, and Yale professor William Dwies Whityer, with ages and brief origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Charles L. Hawley
Scranton
H I. Castle
Pittsburgh
Charles Palmer
Delaware
E. K Kane
Rev L .G Jordan
Mas E.N Monroe
Hiawatha
Kansas
Topeka
W A. Johnson
Associated
Supreme Court
Ruppa Inwin
Battle Creek
Mich
Fond du Lac
Wis
United States
Wibian Dwiest Whityer
Yale
New Haven
English Derby Glory for Lord Roseperys Ladas
The Ladas horse won the English Derby before more than 100000 cheering spectators. The event capped a thrilling afternoon at the racecourse with a dramatic finish and a surge of excitement throughout the crowd.
Senate Debates Free Coinage of Silver Amid Tariff Talks
Squire introduces a silver free coinage bill in the Senate on the 12th. The tariff bill’s wool feature discussed in the House. A $100000 fund set aside for a national home in DC for aged and infirm colored veterans. Pension rolls restored for widows remarriage cases. Crop prospects hurt by lack of rain across western states. Eleven injured in a Stillwater train collision. heavy property damage. Kansas Prohibitionists nominate E O Pickering for governor. Littleton Burr Darron identifies Ardmore bandit remains. Smeadry foundry failure in Toledo at $250000. John T Anonews dies aged 98 in Dundee NY. ex-congressman from Steuben district 1838–39. Rutland VT man fined $1000 for causing his wife’s death by starvation. RI Legislature elects ex-Gov George P Wetmore to US Senate for six years from March. Sir Marrum Barnum Dean dies in Victoria. Miners in Illinois and Indiana prep to return. Spain quake toll in Grenada and Almere. Concessional nominations listed for several districts: Illinois Ninth, Indiana First and Fifth, Ohio Eighth, Kentucky Ninth.
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Squire
Washington
United States
Senate
District of Columbia
Stillwater
R. I
Kansas
Emporia
E.O Pickering
Burr Darron
Littleton
Ardmore
Bill Turnanc
Smead Foundry Company
Toledo
Joux T Anonews
Dundee
N. Y
Steuben
Congress
Isaac Hanxa
Rutland
Rhode Island
George P. Wetmore
United States Senate
Marrum Barnum Dean
British Columbia
Victoria
Mens
Chio
Il{iois
Indiana
Grenada
Almere
Spain
Illinois
H. B. Hitt
J. H. Hemingway
George W. Cooper
Ohio
L. M. Strong
Kentucky
L. G. Pugh
Locals note purchases, derelict trees, street work and stories
Summary of local business moves as Bush and Reed buy Wettle’s stock and Wettle leaves town. Carl Panzer handles summer park care while removing dead trees. Community items include a birthday party for Little Minnie Vogelsang, a family trip to Bradford, street improvements on Front Street and North Street, and praise for Miss Steagall and the high school botany class. Also reports of a holdup on Patrick Fagan, collectible Indian relics, Telegraph Grange events, and the death of Ebon Weston in Canon City.
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Messrs Bush & Reed
California
Melick’s
Carl Panzer
Minnie Vogelsang
Leonard Hunter
Aurriet Alien
Hannah Taber
Edith Taber
Bradford
Front
Steagall
Normal University
Wallace
Patrick Fagan
Garret Fagan
Saratoga Township
William McAleer
Henry
Slage’s
William Allen
Jack Green
McAleer
Fagan
A. Zeller
Spring Bay
Crites
Redlond
Chen
Zoller
Chillicothe
Ebon Weston
Canon City
Bloomfield
Skowhegan
Maine
New England
Salem
Mass
Ele
Virginia
Georgia
Delia ‘Bliss
West Springfield
John Quincy Adams
Springfield
Canon Y
Eugene Weston
Eastern Press
Col
Veteran pioneer Heller dies at 93 in Peoria
George Heller, born in Alsace and longtime gardener and wine maker, died at St Joseph's Home Peoria at age 93. He helped settle the Dutch locality south of the city, married Lizzie Koch, and leaves four children. Burial at Calvary cemetery followed a requiem mass at St Mary's church.
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George Heller
St Joseph's Home
Peoria
Alsace
France
Barnard Yaeger
New West
Henry
Loca
Fle
Kleins
Weis
Mattern
Merdian
Kleinhenz
Bickermoun
Sidell
Reinbeek
Lizzie Koch
John Koch
John
Richard
George
Gertrude
Keller
Iving
Indiana
Sir Mary's Church
Fr Bank
Calvary Cemetery
George and
Kewanee
Mrs Jane Marshall 80 Funeral Notice at Sparland Home
Mrs Jane Marshall died at home on School street Sparland on Monday morning June 4 189. She was 80 years eight months old. Her children Harry Frank and Mrs Malone cared for her at her dying bed and in her final years the family moved from Saratoga to Boarland five years ago.
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Harry
M. B. Church
Sparland
Grandma Marshall
Shoe
Grandma Gehr
U. P
la Prairie
Francis
Nesbit
Mrs Tesmer
Lacon Home Journal
Jane Marshall
School Street
Harry Marshall
Frank Marshall
Mrs Malone
LaPrairie
Rena
Boarland
Saratoga
A Foolish Question in New York Weekly
Dora and Clara debate suitors as Dora seeks advice on choosing among three men. The exchange humorously questions motives and resources, noting the need for practical details like finances before commitment.
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Dora
Clara
N. Y
Good News in a Witty Family Exchange
A mother voices concern that the fiancé lacks a suitable disposition for marriage while the daughter insists he only thought of marriage after meeting her. The dialogue centers on compatibility and reassurance in a domestic chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iard
Fragmentary confession on assault in Good News
A partial dialogue reports a woman describing being kissed against her will and a mother asking why she did not call for help. The exchange implies a tense family scene with implied coercion and a lack of immediate action.
Pretty Loud Reginald-lase on Trouser Architecture
The excerpt presents Reginald or Sint C evaluating a garment. The lines include mis-spellings and fragmented phrases about architecture and aesthetics of sew trousers. The speaker notes limited judgment ability yet praises the overall design and admiring craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald
Reginald E& Sint C
Veteran's Verdict Promotes Dr Miles Remedies
Solomon Yewell of Marion Indiana hails Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills in a veteran testimonial. He claims these medicines, sold by druggists or direct from Dr Miles Medical Co., provide excellent relief with a positive guarantee.
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Tndjana
Solomon Yewell
Co. MM
2A.n . Cavalry
13Th Indiana Infantry
Miles
Marion
Ind
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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Union Warehouse Company of
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Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Herbert
Rupert Bonnen
Scotch-Irish Society
Des Moines
Bill Dalton
Elk
Newport News
Braunton
Lottie Roe
Cairo
Jrl
Gennelly
Jexxins
Milwaukee
Cripple Creek
Brooks
Operty
Kansas City
Isaac Kemp
Ned Carver
Westover
4& Mob
Nerrin Powell
Sallie Hines
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National Bank of
Pendleton
Ore
Santa Fe
Gainesville
Tex
Aurrep Jonneon
Jane, Minn
National League
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Weland
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Ekelyn
Stouls
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Batlona) Bank
Helena
Mont
Hawthorne
Chattanooga
Tenn
J.T. Thomas, Son & Co
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Sagoda
Rev . B. Suart
Hamlipe County
Coxzy
Browne
Jones
Bladensburg
Vermilion
Henry Way
Charles Heusman
Beloit College
Green Lake
Elkhorn
Wie
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Averet No.p
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Leavenworth
Kan
Friasxe
Dubuque
Hostetter & Co
Alabama
Orrickrs
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanumia
Detroit
C. W Hazzard
Monongahela
Tue Supreme Lodge
The
Ancient Order of United Workmen
San Francisco
Adr
Bernard Day
Dallas
Breeden
Wo Vo
Lizzie Maynard
Jennie Morris
Cadets of Temperance
Hoboken
Quakr
Beas
New Jersey
D. L. Harness
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Tuk
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Breckingsdoe
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A.J Hopkins
A F Smith
R. G. Tracewell
S. M Hathorn
A F Benson
John Davis
Phil Roberts
Oreron
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J H Stevenson
D W. Hutchinson
Lois Trirron
Conn
Lord Rosepery
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KaiLo
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Thames
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Frazer River
Columbia
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Bridge, Ont
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Canton
Hongkong
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Salvation Army
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Murry Hassan
Morocco
Tudla
Franka Pole
Buffalo
W.M. O. Tull
Grange
Ww. L. Lizzie Fountain
Sister Brokaw
Sister Shorts
Mr Brokaw
O. Wilson
Royal Grange
Telegraph
Work
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