Doings of the Day Abridged From Telegraph News
Marshall Mich reports Friday August 1 with wire news on the Senate and House actions. Amendments to river and harbor bills discussed, tariff debate limited, and rules changes proposed. Pensions and diplomatic posts debated. France tax issues noted. corn price and grain elevator talks. Railroad sale and staff changes cited. population figures updated. orange crop outlook. a man bitten by a skunk seeks Pasteur treatment.
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Jane
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Benutor Frlgiuide
Farm crop prospects fall as heat and drought bite
The statistician notes declines from July to August across corn, spring wheat, oats, and buckwheat with corn suffering a twenty point drop. buckwheat and spring wheat show marked weakness. Heat and scant rainfall blamed for widespread damage across the Missouri and Ohio valleys as drought shifts to heavy showers.
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Unite Gaya
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Ohio Valley
Aeasona
Niofataré
Prices A Trifle Lower in Dan Co Review of Trade
Iran's weekly review notes less favorable crop reports, steady money markets, and tariff delay increasing uncertainty. Despite gains in wheat and other commodities, overall prices slip slightly from last week while trade remains broadly satisfactory. Boston shows activity in fall wool, while print-cloth suspension affects goods. Chicago reports smaller grain receipts but steady cattle and hog movement amid corn fears. National G A I encampment begins in Massachusetts with Boston hosting festivities and President Harrison visiting the Vendome Hotel. Detroit delegation arrives with banners and officials from the plan.
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Senate
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Chicago
Death shifts in England as Cardinal Newman Pusey dies
A fragmented obituary notes Cardinal Newman Pusey’s death at his English home. Once Anglican, he joined Roman Catholic ranks in 1844, served in Birmingham and Dublin roles, helped Catholic education, and was named Cardinal-Deacon by Pope Leo XII in 1850. The report reflects era confusion and garbled dates.
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Oxford
Tle Wee
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Convicts in Rebellion at Charlestown Prison
Prisoners at Charlestown Massachusetts Penitentiary rebelled over Bartivan measurement rules. They attacked guards with clubs and threw missiles, prompting sentries and officers to restrain the mutiny. Two policemen arrived after a fierce struggle and locked the rioters in cells.
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Forty thousand march for universal suffrage in Brussels
A massive socialist demonstration in Brussels drew around forty thousand participants from provinces, with many women present and troops confined to barracks. Speeches by delegates urged revolutionary action and a general strike agenda to begin on September 10.
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TIED UP A DIG RAILWAY THE NATIONAL SOLON
The nationwide strike spreads from New York Central to Lake Shore and Michigan Central lines. Knights of Labor claim unfair labor practices, prompting mass walkouts by yardmen, switchmen, and brakemen from Buffalo to Chicago. Authorities mobilize militia as DeWitt and Syracuse disruptions disrupt traffic and prompt protective orders.
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Newspaper Waifs and Oddities Across the Page
A garbled collage of light comedy and stray phrases from a newspaper page. It mentions an editor’s return of verses, a Western cousin in Kassas, and a doctor’s remark about a wife’s long illness, all framed by quirky dialogue and clipped captions.
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What Mrs Grundy Says
The piece surveys social pretensions and public attitudes toward authors and fashion. It notes prejudice against paper-wavered novels fading, remarks on politeness of the rich and treatment of the aged, and critiques amateur predictions about witches and summer resorts.
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