Supreme Court keeps offices taxable as property in Pennsylvania
The Graphic notes that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules offices of profit and occupations are taxable property. It cites Mr Manning’s resignation letter to the President as a possible prelude to retirement from the Treasury, and muses on health and policy. It also covers local civic generosity after a house fire in Lewiston and reports on a canoe tour from Cincinnati through lakes to the Mississippi, plus economic and land-news items from Chicago to Buenos Aires and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Treasury
Inonarnd Freeman
Fred Sampson
Harry Sammon
Begley
Cincinnati
Toledo
Lake Erie
Gt. Clair River
Biron
Mackinaw
Lake Winnipeg
Mississippi
St. Paul
Cairo
Ohio
Camilian Imoda
Society of
Carpenter's Land
Frank Herald
Philadelphia
Mike Cowles
Ithaca
N.Y
Bowery
New York
Herald
Conley
John L. Bullivan
Mary
Waite Tiina
Daniel D. Tompkins
Edwin Tobin
Edward Hogan
Michael Donovan
Haugh Campbell
Minn May Scott
Richmond
Dakota
Campbell
Chicago
Potter Potiner
Vilan Vill Go
Anguet
John D. Hopper
Philadel Bo
Joel J. Halley
Fabry Mount Pari
Salem
Henry County
Tom
Khivn
Lyons
Geneva
Milan
Ignatio
Europe
Constantinople
London
Liverpool
Han
Newnham House
Marchint Parsons Gurrendéra
Boston
New England
Prohibition
Karéo
Fidderon Hart
Konda
Mirahil
Franky Hillerman
Xaloon
Bulgo
Hillerman
Waldo Menuator
Northwestern Independent Presbyterian Church
Philidelphike
Charles WW. Coulaton
Leamington
Joseph Runkin
Winconsin
Congresauin
Benator McMillan
RL McMilin
Sparta
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin Cavalry
Donative
Supreme Court
A. R. McDonald
Terence Mowatt
Jules Chatturton
Fia Bees
Mureli
Munroe
The Devta of the Territories and Plannned Exposition
A long condensed report outlines territorial indebtedness and local bonds across Montana Washington and other territories. It notes an upcoming university plan spearheaded by Senator Stanford with Gen Walker and Prof Olmstead, detailing site selection and construction timelines near San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harelson
Montana
Washington
Ington Lade
Stanford
California
Han
Boston
Franc J. Walker
School of Technology
Olmstead
University
Gen. Walker
Europe
Prof
Olmstein
Tamnford
Kt Pato
Alu
San Francisco
Stanford T
Andriarite
Albany
N.Y
President vetoes fifteen pension bills in push for reform
President argues many pension measures lack merit, warns against squandered public funds. He cites high costs from May deficit data, urges prudent use of appropriations, and criticizes congress for rushed approvals. He emphasizes accountability for veterans and calls for restrained grants rather than broad relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Pruden
Towa
Zanesville
Ohio
Iit
Marie Botary Ponsa
Wheat stock figures and policy debate right to pre empt
A long summary reports wheat stock levels for May and four month consumption, noting 104 million bushels total supply with 44.9 million on hand and 34 million consumed. It covers farm declines in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and surrounding states, price questions, and the push to pre empt the public domain against swindlers. It also touches President Cleveland’s salary details, the Custer Massacre anniversary observations, and debates over executive authority and public lands.
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Png
Bam
Ahung
Bianarek
Dak
Odteey
Slveuen
Liare Porter
Ued
Custer
Ulet Jon
Starting Rock Muoney
Lie Jnidiana
Congress Debates Preemption Timber Act and Tariffs
Congressional action centers on the timber preemption rule and desert land policy with senate amendment. Prolonged debates cover export bans and tariffs tied to foreign retaliation against Germany and France. The Senate committee and House floor consider public land reform, naval appropriations, and tax measures while noting party positions and votes.
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Senate
Mere Blair
Horger
Tryads
Cel Huey
Edmonde
Germany
France
Hilte
Hawkuim
Morrison
Minnis
Ottis
Metland
Mr. Morrison
Fae Regnilienne
New York
Nolan Struit
Wikefielil
Minnexuti
Democrate
Arnis Bike Campbell
Low Mirrinin
Muller
Piya
Spirlesy
Euatiivebir
Emul Viele
Haste
Cupthe
Kenwikrait
Baw
Mindas
Cruise
Coy
Naekity
Eldridge
Hall
Muruhys
Kel Ab Novtte
Myangsatly
Thame
Wen Tie Nell
Burlvish
Gowwell
Hinhary
Theyre Hickland
Hitt
Havel Muttiling
Mire
Htepliniaia
van Schick
Avite
Veriay
Mr. Frederick
Detiacrat
Jus
Srivm
Indintatt
Abel
Wave Paputea
Deleganos
Theo
Vere
Miaara
Wakoitih Strait
Shile Mey Taltllan
Milo
Bout Wees Gyttred
Aivet
Ponnayte Fania
Hlestaral
Strain Fride
Len
Nolkon
Minnesota
Die
Post
Postance Department
Cups Adin Claim
Vince S Wi
Civil Service
Hellitely
ventiVe
Menern
Lerry
Call
Kuntice
Hayris
Onna
Vine
Hovxe
Stanton Dobain
Mephurn
Wherlor
Weniory
Buch
Alabama
Kelley
Stantan Tiller
Dyer
Secretary of the Navy
Elena
Chile
Nelwan W. Alfriel
Rode Trdland
Dearborn Park
Chituga
Wtent
Prive
Tie
Trom
Divi Tsa
Ath
Eatrion
Utyanil
Eutrice Cauce
Senate Comuitien
Mitchell
Noring Herwin
Honetatiere
Hotake
Howe Committee
Ewing
Tulee
Fogies
Ali
Annie Wirt
Dakota territorial notes on floods and fires across Dakota
Abundant misspelled items note floods near Mihur at 400 feet, a man named Noles arrests in Rapid City, a new town Douglass named near old Fort Fetterman, a body recovered in Yankton, lightning at a Bryson Bully house, and a gale misaligning Pierre Episcopal church. Andrew and Evra McCord buy land. ore testing works planned in Rapid City.
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Abdonntifal
Mihur
Edward Grundy
Rapid City
Noles
Brule
David Boner
Etanton
Fort Fetteruvin
Douglass
Donaldson
Drewome
Missouri River
Yankton
Russell Bryant
Weir Bionx
W van Broellys
Charles Cooley
Tower City
Pierre
Fine Stock Browders’ Association of Dakota
Valle Meek
Madison
McIntosh County
Ole Mickelwon
Grant Park
George Fuller
Mixanilia
Reyes
Mitchell
Keyes
St. Elio Nine
Andrew and
Evra McCord
Chicago
Mery Shanks
Cister
Thiut
John Keehan
Grand Wonks
Keenan
Illin
Dushev
Grand Forks
Yo Catleote
Ery
Farmers’ Alliance
Ipswich
Tron Hill
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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Lewiston
Presque Isle Man
Pacific
Peru
Chili
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Buenos Ayers
Australia
United States
la Plata Valley
South America
Recorder
Logn
Weat Point
Agricu
San Franisco Bulletin
Nevada Land and Cattle Company
Peckham
Squaw Valley
Biko
Aveen
William Farrell
Mantalusino
Charles Thiow
Hin Corelo-Taw
D. Heller
Farrell
Heller
Hebail
Meller
New York Staate Zeitung
Hans Henck
la Claire
Low
Lings Himaek
Citicers
Columbia County
Wash
Louis Vebro
Fisher River
Hendricka Monument
Wait
Kinane
Eeta
Teast
Rxport
Heeones Inn
Daniel Taylor
Ordnance Corp
Wilalignat Warely Ie
of Nee Oulne
Congross
Dubnane
Burlington & Northyrn
Weaver
Postolchatigen
Estatlinhod
Medbury
Mattie A. Modbury
Dwight
C. M. John
Harrison
le Markos
Parkington
Hayden St
Weatcott
Sentinel Mute
Robert Pickering
Tyme
Haying
Charec
Toseph W. Deuxel
Mount McGregor
Grautiied
North Carolini
Storey
Goure
Fatteraon
Catharine ¥. Waite
Lamar
Archibald Forbes
Sixth Infantry
Grand River
UbAb
Anne Tintiae Vellivh Suatier Gray
Cout
Lierns Shinona
Wali Rvcvntly i
Wali Rvcvntly i Siktint
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Fienstot
Senator Morgan
Alutianut
Portugal
Joshua Nunn
Hraintree
Maser County
England
Anscwinte Justice Matthews
Mes
Parsunn
Tle Diel Tor
Duatice Swaytie
Stow Dry Ngo
Theacker
Comitis Alonar
Fultonte
Strait
Catherine Ham
Michael Hain
Dewell Haw
Newport Barracks
Department of Dakota
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Japan
Mexico
Thy
Duebuque
Shily
Rheint
Origital Nuther
Frankford
Taylor
Mite Hasan Weta
Layne
Harvin
Hin Roy Win
Jnfale
Dimnell
Essen
Uint Ag
Wiggenty
Kigniticane
Pormion Legisu Lion
Willn
ST Isso
Sioux City
Ibinfurthe
Wecins
Dusinwan
United States Courte Ice
Cinemes
Hueeitoa
Tocinione
United State
Bette
Widmouth
Congressional
Wacom
Dakota Territorial News
Rodert Whittaker
Troscos
Walker
North Dakota
Huron
Aberdeen
Tornato
Montrose
Great Eastern Sivens
Groton
Central
M. Heath
Col. E. Gray
Edmunds County
Courtney
Dakota City
Stockwell
Fargo Board of Education
Reed
Omaha
Sioux Park
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