Senate Debates Over Pension Bills and Surplus in Treasury
The Fifty-Second Congress scene opens with Sewell reporting back vetoed pension bills for Annie C. Owen and others, with recommendations to pass. Allison cites a House resolution directing surplus payments on the public debt, while bills and amendments trigger heated votes and conferees. The House debates river and harbor items, Hennepin canal, Portage lake, and Mississippi improvements, with sharp divisions and a 139 to 112 vote on one resolution, followed by further conference orders and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washisdon
Sewell
Committee On Pensions
Senate
Annie C. Owen
Allison
Committee On Finance
House
Beck
Aldrich
Bish
Palmer
Fairbanks Post
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Cornelia Schenck
Willis
Hennepin Canal
Neice
Plumb
Springer
Illinois
Friends
Washington
Henderson
Illnois
Hatch
Missouri
McMillan
Tennessee
Oates
Alabama
Friends of Rivers and Harbors
Surgeon Bay
Lake Michigan Ship Canal
Hiscock
New York
Mississippi River
Ohio
Mississippi River Commission
Yeas
McMillan of
Tennesee
Potomac River
Reagan
Texas
Committee On Commerce
Commission to negotiate Indian land cessions nationwide
A secretary of the interior commission led by Hon. John Wright and Bishop H. Whipple will negotiate with Chippewa, Blackfeet, Spokanes, and Colville groups to reduce reservations and purchase portions of lands in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Washington Idaho. The process requires congressional ratification and indigenous consent, with fair compensation for ceded lands.
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Washington
John ¥. Wright
Tennessee
H. Whipple
Minnesota
Charles F. Larrabee
Indian Office
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Dakota
Idaho
White Earth
Indiana of Lake
Winnebago
Leech Laks
Mille Bac
Fondu Lac
Grand Portage
Borseport
Deer Creek
Leech Lake
Mississippi
Fort Berthold Reservation
Indiana
Ft. Berthold
Gros Ventres
Assiniboines
Colville Jocko
Cauer D'Alene
Congress
Commission
Editor Cutting's Gasca and Carleton Club News
In Paso del Norte Consul Brigham says the Editor Cutting case under Chihuahua chief justice remains unsettled with Cutting still jailed. Governor Torres hopes for a straightforward resolution amid Mexican reforms. The Carleton Club meeting in London drew crowds as the Marquis of Salisbury spoke on Irish policy and unionist collaboration. A Savannah report details a brutal murder where a cook killed and served a child to a color picnic crowd before being burned.
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Bayard
Paso del Norte
War Department
Ita
Dev
Hariness
Senate
Rosetta
Dekalb
Tis
General Grant
Julius Caesar
Montanas
Utah
Washington
Edmunds
Cutting
Gasca
Paso
Tez
Brigham
Chihuahua
Senor
Francisco de Ramos
Republic
Chibushta
Torres
Sonora
Mexico
Carleton Club
Lonnox
Marquis of Salisbury
Hon. W. Smith
Ireland
Savashan
Tatnell County
Pierson Defaulter Caught After Carriage Accident
Philadelphia July 27 William P Pierson cashier and chief bookkeeper of the American Baptist publishing society was thrown from a carriage and fractured his left leg. A warrant was issued for Pierson who is charged with embezzling sixty thousand dollars. The missing funds were diverted to speculative ventures.
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Philadelphia
Dast
William P. Pierson
Beokeeper
The
American Baptist Publishing Society
Pierson
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
A compilation notes numerous brief items: Thos Richardson Jr wounds Jeasie Filton and Wm Russell amid a Salvation Army dispute. Louis Frank jailed in Lowsville for assault. Scott Montooth fatally stabbed near Pana Illinois. Felix Fearney transported to Texas for a killing. Andrew Betall and son Joseph poisoned in Cleveland by a mismeasured drug. Charles Reavely drowns at an Alabama natatorium. Other items include a horsewhipping in Atlanta Gap, a wife’s morphine death in Quincy, Chicago death of E H Cook, a demented man’s throat wound in Rockbridge, union mergers among cigar makers, storm damage in Pittsburgh, an elopement in Westminster, a will probated in Salem, Hebrides crofters’ plans, Meagher memorial celebrations, a Brooklyn bridge incident, a Christ claim in Wheatland, a murder case verdict in New Haven, a U S marshal nomination in Connecticut, Erie & Pacific despatch consolidation in Chicago, a jumper from the Umbria, Rosecrans beatings in East Lagansa, ship rates to Philly, a Cleveland druggist arsenic case, and a comment on Connell’s diary relating to Greely expedition.
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Fall River
Mage
Thos. Richardson, Jr
Jeasie Filton
Wm. K. Russell
Sarah Bishop
Salvation Army
Louis Frank
Lowsville
Oscar Wisenenstein
Scott Montooth
Pana
Felix Fearney
Waco
Tex
Texarkana
Ieev
A. O. Lynn
Andrew Betall
Joseph
Cleveland
E. H. Cook
Chicago
Bloomington
William Block
Rockbridge
Vie ‘i
United States
Pittsburg
Nathan H. Diehl
Westminister, Md
Maggie Lushig
Robert Stegposon
Salem
Masy
Scatt Crofters
Tyres
Hebrides Islands
Whaterford
T. F. Meagher
Henry J. Sweeney
Brooklyn Bridge
Wheatland
Pennsylvania
Jesus Christ
Lockwood
New Haven
N. B. Bates
Prenton
Conn
District of Connecticut
Erie & Pacific
South Shore
James H. van Allen
New York
East Lagansa
Mich
Oliver
Andrew Rosecrans
John
Hugh O'Hair
Philadelphia
Andre Bartoli
Brodie
Connells
Greely
Kislingpury
Anarchist Trial Testimony Shapes Murder Verdict
Detailed courtroom testimony from the Haymarket trial highlights detective Haas and reporter English as key witnesses. The day centers on Spies, Parsons, and Schwab, with M. M. Thompson from Marshall Field & Co providing crucial observations near the Haymarket rally linking to bomb threats. The prosecution gains strong momentum as Thompson’s account undercuts defense effort, signaling a possible shift toward guilty conclusions.
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Carcaso
Louis Haas
Central Station
Saya
Tye
Ward
Quinnn
Quinn
Black
Percy English
Spies
City Press
English
Parsons
Haymarket
Afr
Spie
Parson
McCormick
Mr. Foster
M. M. Thompson
Marshall Field & Co
West Side
Randolph Street
Schwab
Foster
Capt.Black
Mr Foster
Thompson
Schnauba
Bchnaud
Sell Murder Case Verdict Delivered in First Degree
After two hours the jury returned a guilty verdict in the Sell murder trial. Speakers for defense and prosecution argued long over motive and evidence. Judge warned that demonstrations would be punished as the verdict was read. Weather notes and a plug for King’s Discovery assist were included in the report.
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Sell Murgier
Wille
Ents
Kas
Sell
Jno. Power
Willie
Willie Sell
T. M. Cogswell
J.Q. Stratton
Stratton
Stillwell
Market Report Lawrence Local Market Synopsis
Market report from Lawrence shows mixed grain prices with WHEAT No 2 post at 60 cents, No 4 at 40 cents rejected 30, CORN White and Rye values, OATS and HAMS, BUTTER EGGS and CHEESE prices, live poultry and cattle figures, and New York money rates. Government bonds and stock total sales listed alongside evolving market activity.
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Lawrence
Ratali
Grsham
Pleda
Apelsz
Soc
Hove
SuGetibeign
Sens Wien
Shiptienta
Sle
Hte
Aety
Fide
Aiutst
Reedz
Anguat
Wige
Weise
Aunguet
Tikje
Thatusie
West Ke
Ala RY &—Iic
WGC
Euvisions
Iy Hardy
Kansan City Live Stock Market Headlines
Kansan City and St Louis live stock markets report receipts and shipments. Cattle and hog demand steady to higher on prime grades with good to choice loads, slow to moderate trade, mixed feeder and dairy issues noted. Prices listed for cattle, hogs, and assorted bygrade ranges.
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Texas
St. Louis
Sr. Laima
Batchara
Chicago Produce Market Report From July Seemingly Fragmented
Fragmented OCR style report lists prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and other grain futures with month codes and bid offers. Mentions Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and Minnesota bakers, cash and futures and closing bids, but many words are garbled.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Tie
Hey Auvreg
Eggeike
Mise
Cloged
Bbc
Chicago Live Stock Returns From Currcada Trade
Currcada July 2 report shows cattle receipts about 9,000 with shipments, market slow and lower overall. Hogs receipts around 1,000 with market steady, rough and mixed trades. Sheep receipts about 1,000 with shipments 600 and steady demand.
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Chicago
the Drovers Journal
Lyons Bok
Texas
Washington
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Ipric Crea
Price Baking Powder CO
eHica Co
Claus
O. Thacher
Js National Bank
Janglen
Tite
Notary Public
Muasachnestis Street
Mousey
Pecanal
Negolistes Foanaub
SILEX
Alleturk
Bektreetrest
North Lawrence
Perett
Brett
Rew Estate
Egetern Star Bakery
S. Steele
Foun Smythe
Andar
Offica
Residencia
Masex Chasette Atreat
J. W. Howe
Eed Crew & Co
Sterley
Andward
Massachusetta and
Henry Sit
A. Doane
Masaachusetts and
Henry Streets
A J. Griffin
Cosi
Massachusetts Street
Wiothrop Street
National Bank
SON
Jory
Biover
Staurant
Geo
M_ Falk
Massachusetts Etreet
Db. Bexeay
W. F. Manci
Uashler
J. D. BowEnsoon
Douglas County Bank
Cannesiownexts—National Bank
Kanasa City
First National Bank
Laclede Bank
Luis
Rounts Bros
New York City
O. Tuscar
W. van Vies
the Nation
Lawrence, i
Hipizr
T. EB. Newary
Ase
Il Bank
ANSAS
Soli
Poritain
Europe
R.G. Jasosox
Caal
Merchants Bank
Kansas
Congressional
Finance
Washington News
Appropriation Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Grennell
Halstead Street
Halstead
Schartzi
Waamacox
D.C
Ilinois
D. A. Bradford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Barber Bros. Drug Store
Xide
Miller & Co
S—Primy Mercantile
Kansas City
Randall Crey
Kansan City
Banas Ceram
St. Louis Produce
Mr Tasine
Kat Ibs Lamy
jLowcer
York Nursery CO
Fort Scott, Kansas
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