Navy Yard Force Increase Debate and Tariff Amendments
The House seeks reasons for increasing Kittery Navy Yard forces. In the Senate tariff glassware items were debated. McPherson's amendment on window glass sizes passed by Aldrich but the West amendment to cut the lowest size from six to four cents failed. House debate included Cummings of New York opposing executive overreach. the committee's resolution was adopted after discussion.
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Lowa
Salvadoran Victory Near Guatemala City Reported
Reported fighting in Central America yields two Salvadoran victories as 8,000 troops under Gens Martinez and Antonio Ezeta push within about 36 miles of Guatemala's capital. Salvadoran forces evade Jutiapa and Chitulula districts,loyal to Gens Solares and Tellez, with heavy losses on the opposing side.
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Salvador
Martinez
Antonio Ezeta
Jutlapa
Chitutrula
Solares
Tellez
Departments
Michigan's Industrial party fields a reform platform
MiCHIGAN'S NEW PARTY Amigamacion of Alliances backs Nationalist Interests. The Michigan Knights of Labor hold a state convention at Lanshig to unite on one ticket and plank. The ticket lists Bolden for governor McGregor for lieutenant governor Adams for secretary of state and other officials. The platform calls for abolition of national banks, Treasury notes, eight hour day mortgage tax relief, Australia ballot, direct popular election of president and senators, real estate loans, homestead exemption of 1000, graded income tax, and government control of telegraph and railroads. A prohibition plank was rejected and the party was renamed The Industrial.
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Outa
Lahar
Eugene I. Bolden
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John McGregor
Wayne
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Berrien
Trengtre
EB. Backman
Allegan
Reneral
Wiliam N. Graham
Oakland
A. A. Ellis
Ionia
Charles A. Littler
Ingham
Commissionret Land Office
George W. Denina
St. Joseph
Eduention
Tames Powers
Krintunzoo
Supreme Court
Orie T. Atkinson
St. Clair
Treasury
United States
Gobbled by Englishmen foreign control of glassware firms
Foreign investors from London have begun purchasing American glassware plants. The Goblet Works and several others across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and nearby states are now owned by the syndicate. Prices cited range around 1.9 million per factory with total deals near 34.4 million, though exact sums remain unconfirmed. European emigration to Argentina struggles to find work, with 1200 returnees stranded in Marseilles after leaving France, Germany, and Italy.
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Italy
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Prohibitionists list Michigan ticket and other items
Reports from Europe and Michigan outline the Prohibition party platform endorsing woman suffrage and rail/telegraph control, with listed state tickets led by Awiras Partridge and Henry J. Allen. Other items include royal Niger Company trade policy, the murder of Emmi Anderson in Northville, and various regional incidents and notices.
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Awirjas
Partridge
Slasling
Henry J. Allen
Schoylcraft
Ncoe
E. Parmenter
Art
Maj. L
Yes
Mason
Austin
Coddinguin
Lenawee
Curtton Peck
Lapeer
James D. Adsit
Traverse City
David Howell
Lareing
Charles Bott
Hope College
Supreme Court
Noah W. Cheever
Ann Arbor
Last Drop of Water and the Speranza Sinking Tale from Quebec
A Quebec dispatch explains the collision of the Norwegian bark Speranza with an iceberg off Grand Banks. Captain Anderson and crew of the Speranza abandoned ship as it sank, the captain’s boat surviving three weeks at sea with scarce provisions until the Askew rescued the mariners on day nine. The report details their harrowing voyage, near-starvation, and eventual rescue, with notes on the other crew members lost.
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Canada
Askew
Hamburg
Anderson
Speranza
Grand Banks
Ellie
Newfoundland
Poor outlook for crops on Missouri slope report
A St Tant Minnesota special notes hot winds in the past six days have badly damaged crops across North Dakota counties on the Missouri slope. Wheat fields may survive in places like Miller and Conkling but late grain is poor. Turtle Lake and Aberdeen area suffer severe drought impact with prospects of three to five bushels per acre. Minnesota counties show mixed results with some damage from heat but generally better conditions.
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Missouri
Miller
McLeun County
Conkling
Turtle Lake
Aberdeen
Minnesota
Fatal Practical Joke Ends in Shooting at Webster City
A Webster City joke gone wrong left Arthur Hannaford fatally wounded in the thigh after a staged flirtation in a hotel room. James Carpenter was jailed as onlookers watched the incident unfold. The prank began with a group dressing one member as an apparently lovestruck woman who invited Carpenter to visit her.
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Youn Funn
Robert Ti
Boyden
St. Donuts
Coilfeld
Holden
Coilfield
Drew Fevever
Webster City
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Arthur Hannaford
Atdeath
James Carpenter
Hannaford
Carpenter
Wannaford
Fourteen Die In Collision Victims Recovered In Baltimore
Baltimore special reports dredging in Patapsco river near Fort Carroll recovered two more bodies from the Louise and Virginia excursion steamer collision. Identified are Wits Hass and Maggie Elier, a boy and a girl, while Laura Wooden is still missing. Fourteen total deaths cited. search continues. The notes also mention other items about railways and a murder case in St Louis, but the main focus remains the disaster recovery.
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Patapsco
Fort Carroll
Louise
Virginia
Wits Hass
Maggie Elier
de ‘Jatter
Washington
Don’ts From A Pew Table For Dining Manners
A fragment offers guidance on table etiquette noting avoid snacking with noisy bites and large mouthfuls and not blowing to cool food. The broken text references using correct utensils beyond a family critique while urging better manners at table.
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