Congressional Debates On Cuban Reciprocity And Senate Nominations
Congress discussed petitions protesting Senator Reed Smoots seat while the House advanced the Cuban reciprocity bill. Debates focused on committee referrals and rule changes, with votes expected Thursday. Senate activity included minor business, while leaders argued over tariff impacts on foreign commerce and the Dingley Act.
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Berator Reed Sinvot
Grah
Senate
Moudus
Afr Dalzall
Pennsylvania
Williams
Mississippi
de Armond
Missouri
Oaksell
Grosvenor
Ohio
Payne
New York
Smith
Fordner
McLoud
McMerran
Michigan
Brooks
Boge Ot
California
House
Sherman
Swenson
Virginia
Robinson
Indiana
Dayton Chief of Police Is Removed by Mayor
A Chicago style amalgam of city governance reports notes Dayton Ohio mayoral action removing the city chief of police. The item mentions leadership changes amid broader regional political shifts and public service appointments.
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Chida
Dayton
Ohio
Automobile Club of America
Hve
F. Searett
New York
Cheorge TE. Ladd
Holla
Tatr Commission
Northwestern crop authority reports wheat supply and needs
The Northwestern Crop Authority estimates 248,600,000 bushels produced this year with 7,000,000 old wheat added and 135,000,000 available. Net spring wheat is projected at 110,800,000 bushels from a 175,000,000 crop, with Minneapolis and Duluth expected to receive about 28,000,000 more. The analysis suggests Minneapolis must source 50,000,000 bushels to cover needs, leaving Duluth with 7,000,000, and implying the U.S. miller supply relies on imports to meet demand.
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Northwestern Crop Authority
Minneapolis
Dulpth
Nebraska
Duluth
Milla
Bowie
Minneapolia
Kansas
Binneapolis
Dietrich Seeks Fast Trial in Senator Indictment
Indicted U S Senator Dietrich, named by a federal grand jury in Omaha for taking money for peat office appointments, demands immediate trial as he denounces charges and alleges persecution. He vows to retire to Nebraska and cites Governor Beery’s refusal to pardon J. S. Bartley, former state treasurer.
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Will Ketars
Guce
Nebraske
United States
Dietrich
Omaha
Congress
Nebwasks
Bonator
Govermor
J. 8
Bartley
Terman
Dole Authorized to Take Commission Duties
The article notes Dole will assume duties on his commission as the assembly prepares to convene. It reports arrival of a party for the session and mentions a plan to hear testimony from House officers and twenty-nine representatives on the records and documents in question.
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Tacs
Tha
Hause
Hause and Twenty-Nine Heprevestativrer
Vrochers
New Hanover County
North Carolina
Minneapolis
Aevent Labor Union
Fiat
Post-Intelligencer
Lord Roberta
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Berides
Grover Cleveland
United States
Ioston
Henry Mortimer Durand
Washington
Palippines
Washington Post
Wall Street
Arizona
Broocklyn Fagle
Oklahoma and Southwest steadies attract 25000 settlers
The report notes more than 25 000 settlers locating in Oklahoma Juvtion Territory and the Southwestern States since January. It records political and railroad appointments, contracts awarded for Abha ta Ga onion station, and freight time records between Montreal and New York City.
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Oklahoma
Juvtion
I. L. Winchell
Chicago and
Baatera Illinois
W. A. Lyford
Teligrent
Abhata
Harshan
The
Minors Central
Tennessee Central
Memphis and Guét
Charles A. Goodnow
Chicago, Kock Island
Pacific
Maexachuvella
Balintosville
Jers
A. D. Egan
Chicago
Ilinois Centre
Ant Loniaville
Loutville, Ey
M. O. Adams
Chicago and Northwestern
Pittsburg
A. Q. Tallant
New York
C. Th Hiflenrr
Beazis
George W. Tusting
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
ELGGS
New
Wester
Deome M. Lassiter
May ‘Er
Texas
Tejas
Wall Street woes and global view in era of rumors
A collage of quotes and remarks from multiple papers noting turmoil on Wall Street and international affairs. Observers comment on Russia China Japan and European leaders, with opinions on finance, diplomacy, and public policy across the era.
Broken Order Kills 31 In Big Four Train Collision Near Peoria
A head end collision between a westbound freight and a work train on the Big Four Railroad near Mackinaw Tremont killed 31 and injured at least 15. Conductor J W Judge of the freight faced charges for violating rules. The crash occurred in a deep cut near a sharp curve as crews jumped to safety. The boiler exploded, sending wreckage over the tracks and four physicians were dispatched to aid survivors.
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Peoria
Coste
Big Four
Mackinaw
Tremont
Debria
J. W. Judge
la Betond
Indianapolia
Urbana
Macknaw
George Becker
Minert
Ruseell Noonan
Oade
Fem
Fraek
Pekin
C. BH. Barnard
Bie
Willam Baller
Missouri to New York State Barge Canal Highway Plan
A proposed cross state highway from St Louis to Thanese City would run across the state along the barge canal route to New York State. The 274 286 and 200 mile routes were discussed with cost estimates around 3 000 per mile totaling about 200 000. Local counties would pro rata the expense with state money also planned for the project.
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Missouri
Danda
St. Lowie
Kapaa City
Alixnonrl Fe
New York State
Piace
Say
Acros Ube
Mt. Loula
Thanese
Comitica
Fe Nak
Taratan #iil farm
Cuban Reciprocity Bill Adopted in House Vote
The Cuban reciprocity bill passed the House by 3335 to 21, enacting a 20 percent tariff reduction for Cuba bound goods under the treaty. The decision drew loud applause on the floor and galleries as minority opposition failed to prompt a roll call. Names of several dissenting Republicans and Democrats from Michigan California Colorado Louisiana were listed.
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Konate
Garria
Senate
Williams
Mississipni
Browsnard
Taq Faiana
Fix
Hepburn
Towa
Water
Indiana
DeArond
Missouri
Sulzer
New York
Juneny
McCall
Massachusetts
Will James
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Mer. Cullen
Bailey
Teller
Afr
Loder
Spooner
Alderchott
Ailison
Che
Pats Throwen
Cuba
United States
Tefms
Mesars
Darragh
Smith
Loud
Fortney
Tishop
AfeMorran
Michigan
Gillett
Metcalf
Neadham
McLachlan
Daniels
California
Hog
Colorado
Republicans
Shaforth
Tell
Livernash
Wynn
Modern town mill builds vast steel structures for cities
In a distant city many great areal structures are planned, while in a falling mill town in Pennsylvania most gigantic frames for skyscrapers are produced. Each piece is numbered before leaving the steel mill, and rivets are fitted by exact measurements without drilling.
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Pritding Steel &Terctures
Old
Pennsylvania
Alabama iron pros streamline shipments to Europe for higher prices
Report notes Alabama iron producers moving large consignments to European markets. The dispersed items include a case involving Samuel Dsris a negro arrested in Philadelphia for a brutal act against a horse. In New Treven Conn authorities decline appointing a Christian Scientist guardian for the daughter of Tiane W Stiles due to reliance on Christian Science for illness.
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Kparka
Alabama
Europe
Samuel Dsris
Philadelphia
Tatve
New Treven
Conn
Tiane W. Stiles
Mystery of a man on horseback at Kenesaw
Civil War reminiscence recounts a rider seen near McCook's line at Kenesaw in 1864. Veterans Major George Green and Comrade William Stewart discuss who the mysterious horseman was, while records from Colonel Bradley and Adjutant General Fullerton shed light on the mortally wounded General Harker and the chaos of the assault. A separate note recalls Dan tel Prime’s act at Fort Sumter and a long-awaited reunion of brothers Joseph and John Dory after forty-five years.
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George Green
Mitchell
Seventy-Eighth
Illinois Infantry
McCook
Willian
Stewart
Kenestw
Fifty-First
Ilinois Infantry
Harker
Tarker
Vloxe
Mel Cook
Eakin
Riewart
McConk
Biewart
McCogk
Kepcann
Walker
Ekoward
Halife
Sherman
AtcCook
Ines
Uarker
Joseph S. Fullerton
Tracker
Fullerton
Fourth Army Corps
Bradley
Opdyke
Larcker
James Lavers
Steubenville
Ohio
Kenesaw
Green
Hohnes
Fifty-Second Ghie
McCoon
Slarker
Ter
Akin
McGool
Chicago
Ocean
Land of Mercy
John Dory
Joseph Dory
Madison County
Tihholg
St. Louis
Miggouri
Naval Service
Black Hawk
Mississippi
Joan Dory
Indiana
Company A
Blackford Street
John
Joseph
Arnes
Joseph Dery
Middle West
Jobn
Thea Grand Army
Roelorane
Lunanepolis
John Dacyaura
Amd
Timhe
Agate
Focal
Joseph Aye
John Dorr
Joseph Dery Ton Eixty
bin Brother
Jobin
Amercan Tribune
Never Fired a Game
Sergeant Grimshaw recalls Patrick Flynn, a recruit famed for bravery yet never firing a shot. Flynn, about four when enlisted in 1503 04, followed courageous comrades in battles at Kenesaw and other engagements, yet refused to fire a gun.
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Grimshaw
Tiapare
Patrick Flynn
Kenesaw, Feaeshore
Jknnison
Ohin
Corn Feeding Experiments Reveal Varying Hog Gain Costs
Official tests in Alabama show a weight gain cost of AuY cents per four pounds, Massachusetts reports 2 46 cents, and Vermont notes 3 4-16 cents per pound.
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Massachusetta
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