Senate passes several public building and silver coinage debates
The Senate advanced bills on public building construction and live cattle inspection for export while debating silver coinage with Evarts Vance and Morgan speeches. The House approved the conference report on the Dependent Pension and considered the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill amid tributes to Rep Randail.
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Congress
Treiver Bih
Senate
House
Tae Senate
Evarts Shoke
Vance
Morgan
Mills
Texas
Committee On States
MicMillan
Senn
Committee On Commerce
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Merril
Randail
Pennayl- Tan
Galina
Boston Strike and Global News Scraps of 1900s Daily
Boston building laborers strike. Speaker A C Shorter of the Alabama Legislature is dead. Reports from Lara Aziz mention two Chinamen. Mahdi purportedly releases European captives. London subscriptions to Egyptian conversion ban exceed loan. Cincinnati oak destroyed by fire. Dakota to supply whole United States, a state crew claim. Joseph Welsh fled from Kingfisher incident. Lenadwell heiress married Baron Von Sehwitz in Washington. Fare reductions and taxes soar with war fears. The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill passes. Indian Appropriation under consideration. Rev John D Lindsay declines Episcopal diocese role in Alabama. Whisky trust and liquor dealers unite in Peoria. Mary Anderson marries Antonio Fernando de Navarro in London. A New York room, twenty-nine years old, born in New York, near a tannery by light rails. Spanish troops cordon Valmetla districts for cholera. Seven new cholera cases in Puebla de Rugat. San Francisco Chronicle opens a new million-dollar building, 135 feet high with a steel framework. Anti-Trust bill conference yields original Senate version. amendments dropped. Twenty-four Chinamen face Exclusion law trial in Tucson. Chinamen cross from Guayamas into Arizona. W C Brown to manage several rail lines, replacing W F Merrill in Burlington & Quincy. Congressman Wilson of West Virginia unlikely to accept Missouri St University presidency. Reports say the president must lobby for school funds in Jefferson City.
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Boston
A. C. Shorter
Alabama
Lara
Aziz
London
Cincinnati
Senators
Dakota
United States
Jin
Joseph Welsh
John A. Med
Kingfisher
Tee Pyboard House
Lenadwell
Washington
Baron von Sehwitz
Mexico
John D. Lindsay
Shas
Episcopal Diocese
Lala
Whisky Trust
Tie Liquor Deaters
Peoria
Moria
Mary Anderson
Antonio Fernando de Navarry
New York
Paswe Lines
Valmneta
Puebla de Rugat
San Francisco Chronicle
Ato
House
Senate
Hughes
Tucson
Ari
Guayamas
Sonora
Arizona
W. C. Brown
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Town
Missouri
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Market Reports from June 17 Highlight Varied Commodity Movements
The report shows wheat easing to No. 2 red at around 1.05 to 1.15 in elevator, cattle and hog markets mixed with steady and weak tones, and provisions like pork and lard trading near prior levels. Grain futures and live stock prices reflect broad fluctuation across dairy, eggs, and butter, with several items showing declines in some categories and strength in others.
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Sheem
Vady
Bkassc
Western Dairy
Elgin
Dalitec
Western
Lara
Duil
Western Steam
Sensible Way to Calculate Prices for Justice
A reflective piece urges careful quiet contemplation to compare prices and understand fair costs in achieving justice, warning that steadfast method reveals truth beyond simple assumptions.
Every Resident Urged to Carry Pencil and Slate Daily
Instructions call for every man woman and child to carry two pencils and a slate or white paper headed by the three important letters of the alphabet and to repeat in concert.
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Dunbar, Pa
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Western Watchman
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No- Man’s-Land
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Kan
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Axona
Minn
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Lizzie Murphy
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Mahoney
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Shevard
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Scott & Bowne
N.Y
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Ayres & Sons
Philadelthia
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Starkey
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J. M. Stephens
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