Tariff bill passage and Senate recede move reported
Aug. 14 dispatches describe the House caucus voting 190 to 71 to accept the Senate tariff bill after Speaker Crisp proposed receding from the House position. The debate notes no prospect of tariff legislation without Senate approval, and the caucus ended with a resolution to accept the Senate bill.
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Marshall Porat
Klamath Agency
Oregon
Sancuat
Chics
Suaxowas
Yang Ajusdron
Funeral of C F Meyer Stirs Lutheran Controversy
The burial of Chas. F. Meyer the merchant who died by his own hand drew church dispute over burial rites and location. Family denies cemetery restrictions while noting Meyer's Lutheran ties at Trinity church. A seven year old girl, Mary Jasen, was injured by a brick thrown during a gathering, prompting a police court case against John Clark and Thomas Collins for assault and battery. Clark faced weapons charges. A separate collision near Kansas City killed engineer Humphreys and injured others, with several fatalities and injuries reported.
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Chicago
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Daviess County
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Escaped insane patient falls to street from improvised rope
A gravely injured epileptic patient Daviden attempted to escape from a hospital by a rope made from bed clothing. He descended from a fourth floor window, grabbed a blanket, and tied himself to a bed post, but the rope frayed and gave way, sending him over 40 feet to the ground. He survived with broken legs and contusions, and his mother and guardian faced difficult circumstances amid trials at the asylum.
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Death at Baby Farm Jones Infants Mystery Stirs City
Coroner reports another infant death at Jones baby farm amid rumors of neglect. Mother Mrs Mary Jones linked to the facility. child reportedly nourished on wheat and other foods, with policed investigations ongoing. Meanwhile, a separate string of local offenses includes thieves arrested for whisky and tobacco thefts from the railroad and a public safety note on recent vandalism.
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Debacle at Populist Meeting Ends in Arrests
A chaotic Sunday event in West Indianapolis saw General Jennings and others seized by police after protests and a clash with city authorities. Deputies and Squire Allen led Templeton and Rappaport away, while crowds and witnesses described disorder and calls for further indictments.
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Marion County
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Survivor of Custer massacre described in Morcay County tale
A Morcay County resident recounts the Custer massacre through the survived troop, detailing Brown's escape after being wounded in the shoulder and left for dead, his days wandering plains, and a dramatic return home after years thought lost. The narrative blends frontier hardship with medical intrigue and personal reunion.
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Ibly County
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Custer Ava Tenge
Alwan
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Democratic convention turmoil and local priors in county race
Disjointed report outlines Democratic county committee plans, potential chairmanship by John Holtzman, and factions around Capt J A Curt and others. Mentions opposition to Gyum and Harper renomination, with tensions spilling into Washington. Also notes a Tuesday convention presiding figure Gov. Matthews and various campaign maneuvers amid a contentious political scene.
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