Tariff debates and Hawaii annexation in the Senate
The Senate debated tariff duties on manufactured goods and wool while discussing a bill's second reading. Senator Morgan introduced a Hawaiian annexation measure, and a sharp House session adjourned with news of a colleague's death. Domestic items report stock collapses, accidents, and civil unrest across several states.
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Seuator Morgan
Senate
Ith
Hotse
Hotse Mr. Foss
Cooke
Fammilies
Chicago
House
Hale
Pettigrew
Hic
Great Lakes speed record set by City of Buffalo
The sidewheel steamer City of Buffalo shaved time on the Cleveland to Put-in-Bay run at 22 miles per hour. A mob hanged John Mones after he murdered farmer Jobn Strong near Crystal Springs Mississippi. George Scott and John Ross were killed by an explosion at a powder mill near East Alton Illinois. Merely reports include multiple executions, crop prospects, and various accidents and losses across the country.
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Cordley & Co
Boston
Mopkinsville
Cat Love
Sheridan
Ind
Saline
Ian
Anna Geesy
I. J. Lang
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Topeka
Ran
Joseph Melton
Bordhey
Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Missouri
Rich Hill
Macon
Sedalia
St. Joseph
United States
Sylvanus Jackson
Key West
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Pomeroy
Parish
Jones
Uah
Meridian
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City of
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Great Lakes
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Putin Bay
John Mones
Jobn Strong
Crystal Springs
George Scott
John Ross
East Alton
Ill
James Pollard
Joseph Irvin
Clark Lewis
Fayetteville
Charles Gibson
Terre! Hudson
Atlanta
Seaborn Malcolm
James Williamson
Wharton
Tex
Crocker
Iowa
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Minnesota
Pestis Baltimore
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Johnnie
Pacer
Napoleon
W. N. Barnes
Sioux City
Missouri City
Millersburg
Ernst Rice
New Orleans
Rudolph Lauricks
Bay State Wheelman
Galena
Ban
Ed Martin
John Johnson
Claud Tuttle
Marsalltown
Evening Times-Republican
Utica
Dave Smith
Iron River
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Jubilee celebrations shift from streets to palace in grand event
The diamond jubilee functions move to Windsor and royal ceremonies include receptions for lords, commoners, and naval leaders. A large crowd from London slums attends jubilee dinners for the poor as the celebration nears its end. Also reported are colonial expeditions, uprisings, and notable deaths.
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London
Windsor
Admiralty
Baron Dhanis
Congo
Palo Prieto
Welger
Tlavana
Santiago de Cuba
Central America
Guatemala
Thessaly
Margaret C. Oliphant
Turmoil Across Oceans and Civil Unrest Reported
Reports detail Tuasia joining Japanese protest against Hawaii annexation, Christian-Muslim clashes in Crete with fatalities, a grand naval display for Queen Victoria's jubilee, and Mark Twain denying fundraising plans. Other items include a Missouri robbery, a populist convention call, a Dutch consul nomination, mob lynching in Mississippi, a deadly Atlanta derrick collapse, bank robbery thwarted, a fatal Kentucky picnic fight, gold reserves, a tainted convict camp fire death toll, sultans pressuring Germany over Thessaly, and a Red Bird Illinois shooting death.
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Tuasia
Japan
Hawaii
United States
Mussulmans
Crete
Mark
Twain
New York Heralds
Minor News Items From The Era Of Sullivan To Wilde
John L Sullivan trains for a proposed fight with Fitzsimmons. Paper flooring in Germany is pressed into a pasty mask with noiseless footprints. The Pennsylvania road bill allocates 1 million dollars for road building. Brown University grants an LL D to John Hay. An Aristotle vellum dating 1428 sells for 4000 dollars in London. Mrs A B Grant and Mrs Sartoris retreat to Sorrento, Me for summer. Galen Clark resigns as Yosemite guardian after 24 years. Liverpool honors Dorothea Hemans with a local memorial. Gold finds near Pike's Peak reach 100 per ton at 10 000 feet. A new chemical compound named diparaossiacetophenondiphentplper azine is noted. James Williams marries his daughter-in-law Lizzie Williams. groom is 90, bride about 40. Wilde supporters raise 2500 dollars for a fresh start. wife to contribute. Depew interview in Lonton Echo cites arbitration treaty expected before McKinley’s end.
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Hamilton Road
Pennsylvania
John Hay
United States
Court of St. James
Brown University
Aristotle
Ashburnham
London
A. 8. Grant
Gollinere
Pike's Peak
James Willams
Lizzie Willams
St. Louis
Hlabride
Oscar Wilde
Holloway
The
Lonton Echo
Chauncey M. Depew
Great Britain
McKinley
Train wreck near Missouri City costs seven lives
A westbound Wabash train plunged through a trestle at Waylea Creek near Missouri City during a heavy rainstorm. Seven crew and passengers were killed, including post clerks and a baggageman, while many others injured but not critically. Conductor G C Copeland survived, initially thought dead, and was hospitalized with head injuries. Rescue efforts moved quickly from Moberly as doctors and officials rushed to the scene.
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Wabash Railway
Waylea Creek
Missouri City
Mills
St. Louis
O. M. Smith
Gustave A. Smith
Copeland
W. B. Wilkinson
Burt
Cartiele
Moberly
Iine
ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR KOOLLKASTELL
An armed 1,200 Mussulmans sortie from Canen and strike insurgents at Koollkastell, three hours distant. Thirteen Mussulmans die and 12 are wounded in a fierce clash while Christians in the district prepare reprisals. Later reports say many Christians and Turks die as fighting shifts away from Kanlikastelli, over tensions from Mussulman refugee cattle pasture in the neutral zone.
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Canes
Canen
Koollkastell
Kanlikastelli
Jubilee Review: Prince of Wales in naval pageant
Portsmouth June 28 Prince of Wales reviewed a fleet of foreign warships and British ships in a grand Jubilee display. The line included Brooklyn, Pothnau, Wien, Sardegna, Rosalya, Konig Wilhelm, Vasco de Gama, Maria Christina and Majestic plus Renown and other Royal Navy ships. The scene featured 60 gun salutes, electric hull lighting, and a ceremonial march past honoring Queen Victoria.
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Sturbridge Shoal
New York
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Bunter
France
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de Courtbutte
Austria
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Wien
Baron Spann
Italy
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Morin
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Rosalya
Germany
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H. L H. Prince Henry
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Vasco de Gama
Siam
Maria Clarkst En See
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Repulae
Resolution
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Emprean
India
Renown
Collingwood
Benbow
Alexandra
Colossus
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Howe
Inflexthia
Devastation
Thunderer
Bana Pareil
Bana Pareil. "Cruisers, First-Class (11).—Blake, Hlenheim
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Teriate
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