Congressional Proceedings Reflect Debates and Bills
Senate and House actions cover foreign exhibit protection, pension tests, free coinage foes, reciprocity, and tariff talk. A bill to punish flag desecration was favorably reported, and a national phonetic alphabet was urged. Senate immigration and Indian affairs bills advance as sessions adjourn.
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Kingsville double murder shocks Missouri frontier
Reports say John and William Ayley were murdered near Kingsville Missouri with an ax their bodies chopped to pieces robbery cited as motive Wealthy brothers linked to local mining interests and property.
Obituary and Political Convention Notes
Mrs AbnaAM Greenfield died of starvation at her Mount Zion home aged 68 after a 45 day fast. A new political combination formed at the St Louis industrial convention plans a July 4 presidential ticket. A joint committee called a national convention to meet in Omaha on July 4 to nominate candidates. President Harrison and family left for Virginia Beach for a week of recreation. Mrs Gen Georez W Colllum retired died in New York aged 73.
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Numerous disasters and labor unrest reported worldwide
Reports detail a factory chimney collapse at Check Heathon burying young women. twelve bodies recovered. A free milling ore find near Monterey worth $50 a ton. Pearl shipwreck near Peterhead with five dead and twelve rescued. An explosion in a Portuguese quarry killed eleven and injured five near the royal palace of Ajuda. Toronto real estate dealer Joan Dovueas assigns assets of $250,000. Berlin unemployed march to royal castle, police routs. sixty wounded, eighty prisoners. Canada’s seventh parliament opens in Ottawa. Berlin disturbances resume as mobs sacked. Be Mice dispersed. Oporto storm sinks 800 boats, 300 drowned. Durango receives 160,000 bushels corn from the U S. Forest Queen sinking corrected death toll to fourteen. China reports 800 imperial casualties and 1,600 enemy killed. French expedition to Lake Chad fails. mines workers in Britain plan wage cuts. Hungary reports 20,000 starvations. Sealing crew near St Johns loses ten to cold. Brandaworth shoemaker Revell kills his four children.
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Corrections and notes from the latest federal and international items
The latest items cover a senate discussion on prosecuting lynching in New Orleans, post office funding to test free rural delivery, and passage of the Indian appropriation bill. Other items include Queensland immigration ban, Atlantic coast storms, a bank closure, Indianapolis reformatey fire, Milwaukee train collision deaths, and a sharp public debt report. Also noted are centenarian William Boone, historical executions, a Liverpool scaffold collapse, and Chilean riot claims.
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Sudden Stroke Ends Long Service of W. E. Bradley
William E. Bradley, longtime clerk of the United States circuit and district courts for the northern district of Illinois, died of an apoplexy stroke Tuesday afternoon in Chicago. Born 1816 in Ridgefield Connecticut, he rose from early clerkships to the Illinois federal judiciary, serving since 1866 and never actively practicing law.
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