Week in Review of Global News and Domestic Affairs
Condensed telegraphic report covers U S House actions on appropriation bills and free silver, international events from Russia to France, Ireland, England, and China, plus domestic incidents from Homestead to rail and labor unrest. Notable items include cholera, elections, and notable personalities such as Henry M. Stanley and Ravachol.
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Hooper
Corwin
Conan
Stewart
McRae
House
Russia
Moscow
Mathias Habert
Valence
France
Henry M. Stanley
London
England
Ireland
William O'Brien
John Burns
Chicago
Liverpool
Washington
Ravachol
Paris
Brennan
St. Louis
Rome
Prussia
China
Lake Geneva
Kaiser
Prince Bismarck
Little Island
Foster
Green B. Haum
Wm. J. Campbell
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Adirondacks
Anti-Option Doom Looms Over Adjournment Prospects
Reporters note gloom among supporters of the anti option bill as adjournment next week looms. Senator Washburn vows a strong push to pass the measure in the Senate before final adjournment, willing to extend the stay to secure action.
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Reed
House
Washburn
Senate
Congress
Politics in the Mouse Sparks House Debate over Print Run
Washington July 16 The House adopted a motion to print 20 000 copies of the Lodge election bill fueling speeches. A separate resolution cited the arrest of Dr Thomas Gallahner in London and urged State Department action. Other actions covered committee reports on pensions and naval appropriations amid ship and budget disputes. In Ohio 2 000 mill workers gain expected work as rolling mills sign under Pittburgh scale.
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Washington
House
McKaig
Maryland
Andrew
Massachusetts
Thomas Gallanher
London
Department of State
Wheeler
Michigan
Pension Office
Senate
Herbert
Alabama
Hampton Roads
Holman
Indiana
Treasury
Congress
Cutemmari
Ohio
Licking
Trauter Rolling
Newport
Miners Under Control After Wallace Troop Arrival
Army troops with blue coats and gray hats patrolled Wallace and nearby camps after funeral unrest. Workers and sympathizers showed subservience while leaders and a Montana union representative were scarce. Troop detachments planned to guard Gem, Burke, and Mullan as Coeur d Alene faced 700 soldiers and questions about a Mission killing.
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Wallace
Idaho
Bia Ee
O'Brien
G. M. Dallas
Montana
Coeur d'Alene
Gem
Burke
No Fusion In Minnesota Nominates Anti Donnelly Ticket
The People's Party in Minnesota named a ticket without Democratic fusion. Kittle Halverson was nominated for Lieutenant Governor, H. B. Martin for Secretary of State, P. M. Ringda for Treasurer, and Judge J. L. McDonald for Attorney General. David E. Buck and W. N. Davidson were chosen for Supreme Court judges. The party planned a full ticket led by Gen. J. H. Baker, but declined entries from Halverson and Buck.
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People's Party
Democrats
St. Pacn
Minn
Kittle Halverson
Alliance
H. B. Martin
Minneapolis
P. M. Ringda
Crookston
J. L. McDonald
St. Paul
David E. Buck
W. N. Davidson
Supreme Court
anti-Donnelly Wing
Real Battle to Come as Tories Call Election Skirmish
July 16 Loupon report the conservative press view the ongoing election as a prelude to a decisive national clash. They expect Gladstone to unveil home rule soon, seek electoral reform first, and forecast a bitter contest with Ireland’s leaders backing postponement. The tally shows Conservative 248, Opposition 237, Gladstone 294. Also reports of severe weather in Illinois with floods, wrecked fences, and a lightning strike injuring a man working on a new house.
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Loupon
Gladstone
Sles Res
Sebatinet Citeigt
Borites
Ireland
Longford
Edward Blake
Canada
Ants
Rovchachanmann
Mr. Gladstone
Jackeorville
Ill
Amanda
Que
Missouri News Mixed with Local Incidents
A Missouri thunderstorm near the Fiat River area struck a wagon carrying a family of three, killing the man wife and child and injuring bystanders as their team and animals were also killed. A unknown man near Sweeee lumber car wore workwear and died from crushed head after attempting to steal a ride. Sheriff Smith of Sedalia reports arrest of a Pueblo, Colorado suspect in the Chas Taylor assault case. Various patents issued to Missouri inventors including washing machines and gas retorts. Lincoln Institute faculty overhaul leaves Prof. Inman E. Page as sole retained. A mulatto man Lawson arrested for assault and later boarding a St. Louis train. Local deaths include C. EK. Hall shot by deputy sheriff and 16-year-old Bettie Doodwin’s suicide. Congressional district convention in Clinton nominates David A. DeArmond for Congress. Siam envoy A. E. Allen departs. Crawford and others linked to burglaries. plans for a dummy railway line to Nevada discussed with local committees. A brakeman Peabody killed in a rail accident at Noonan Station near Perry.
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Fiat River
Su Terre
James Wampler
Missouri
William R. Chipham
E. Abbott
Hannibal
Joseph Conley
J. M.wolfe
Andre Coze
Rheims
France
Newman
J. Green
St. Louis
Nathan B. Gregory
Geo. W. McAlister
James Prairia
Emory D. Nellis
Robt, L. Harris
Washington, D. C
John W. Gilbert
Augusta
John L. Love
Oberlin
Louellen Williams
John M. Rutledge
Fayette
Libbie C. Anthony
Jim Lawson
Liszis Rankll
Jefferson City
J. B. Eueler
Lawson
C. EK. Hall
Dennis
Orake
Bettie Doodwin
Centralia
P. McCaulif
Bates
Cass
Henry
Dade
Johnson
St. Clair
Cedar Counties
Clinton
Hom
David A. DeArmond
Bates County
Congress
A. E. Allen
Green County
Siam
H. Boyd
Colonel Boyd
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