Telegraph rates and labor strikes amid southern growth report
The piece notes a postal telegraph bill with rate provisions and telegraph office maintenance, mentions a Milwaukee Bay View mill strike over pay cuts, and discusses sweeping pension bills in Congress. It highlights southern industrial expansion with South Carolina manufacturing and agricultural gains, Minnesota and Dakota wheat statistics, and a NY Assembly speaker remark on eight-year member turnover.
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Tornado experts warn even large towns risk damage
Zisut Findlay a leading United States Signal Service expert warns that big, sturdy towns are not immune to tornadoes and electrical storms. He cites Philadelphia and Marshfield cases to refute the idea that durable structures can withstand the vortex. The claim that stone buildings protect like wax is dismissed as the whirlwinds can exceed 2000 miles per hour and exert fifteen pounds per square inch.
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Secretary Bayard's Daughter Dies Suddenly in Washington
Bedden death of the secretary of state Bayard's daughter Miss Kate Bayard, aged as yet unprovided, occurs after a reception in the White House. The secretary received the news by telegraph and hastened home with colleagues. Her death prompts postponement of a planned reception and triggers condolences from President Cleveland and guests. The young woman, famed as a horsewoman, had been under treatment for heart trouble for a year and had recently enjoyed health prior to the fatal incident. Interment is planned at Wilmington, Delaware, where Bayard's parents lie buried.
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Dakota statehood debate tests division and precedent
Senator Edgerton defends a Dakota constitutional convention, arguing the move toward statehood follows established precedents and supports division at the Forty sixth parallel. He cites prior memorials and territorial histories to justify the process and upswing toward admission with a robust constitution and local institutions.
Indian lande intrusion bill and penalties described
The fragment notes a bill by Senator Dawon concerning entry upon Indian lands to occupy land with penalties including fines up to 500 and imprisonment up to one year or both, with higher penalties for subsequent offenses. It mentions forfeiture of property, a two story building in Butte Mint area damaged by a team, and other destroyed structures with uncertain figures. Names and places are partial and garbled.
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