Circling the Globe Week's Important Occurrences Concisely Summarized
The Statesman reports a busy week with Senate actions on substitutes for the Mills tariff, amendments debated and voted, and a river and labor bill proceeding amid party lines. Also covered are Henry Stanley's letter from Emin Pasha’s expedition, a Michigan freight accident, and political notes on U S Senators and railroad deals.
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Borinva
Woretra
Anz
Emin Pasha
Emin Paebr
Neunza
Droyrists
Paaha
Cawatt
Hint Pasha Las
Stundanes
Phoosande
Cattie
Shenp
Foot
Francis de Winton
Tipu
Accid
Michigan
Wheat and Flour Conditions Across States and Missouri News
A report from state associations outlines wheat and flour market conditions, noting Missouri leads in wheat acreage and production with about 94,000 acres in conditions around 700 yield figures. The piece also mentions other states like Kansas, Illinois, and Iowa, with varying acreage and quality readings, alongside a separate court note about a lengthy prison term for a man named Hawke amid an unrelated unrelated travel tale.
Notable Pittsburgh incident and legal notices unfold
A chaotic report from Pittsburg recounts a fatal accident involving engineer A Flack of Eikhorn and a series of financial misfortunes, including $40,000 in bonds and estate transfers to five brothers. The piece also notes political permutations with Union Labor, Republicans, and Democrats shaping Senate nominations, plus a murder charge against Sydney Murray and executive changes in railroad management.
Turmoil in Samoa as German Influence Faces Uprising
A chaotic report traces Samoa's political crisis as native leaders challenge German rule. The text notes an American interest and calls for protecting U S citizens and property, while condemning German subjugation. It details tensions with Tamapng and Tubes, and outlines diplomatic steps to preserve Samoa’s independence and treaty rights.
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Seatau
Thyre
Mare Island Navy Yard
Enyé
Washington
Vandaulig
Ryu
Tim
Pannony
Puere
Ease
Monungahile
Samoa
Germany
D. Cy
Wiley
Coniureas
LV Gyiter
Turan
Malieren
Sainen
Yeats
Corciguers
Pugtieh
Clertiana
Willy Nie
Sanenn Jahns
Satiea Phi Toral
Evita
Arthur Dor
Vietutla
Lesan
Dyenie
Matleton
United States
Abeerbein
Aye Hlal
Tristiarssturegh
Brandeis
Hrundeis
Anen
Thnesa
Uasell Gamillar
API
Panusede
TSF
Haris Barber
Apt
Feuer Ates
Gee Pennure
Cleereeshal Wastes Gee
Bert Agaere
Bern
Obertia
Ely
Hagaburg
Haven
Lehr
Fremerbaver
Wits
Tilien
Tamageng
Brandeis-Taroase Sy
Jis Elias
Matalin
Milivton
Samed
Ogee
Die
The
Aemeille
Foylivb
Wad
Aity
Peti
Kimberly al Pallauen
Dun
Americana
Bets
Tigen
Dod Proparty
Willy
Gurvany
Eyceuunul
Western Pacific
Doings of Congress Reported in Fragmented Proceedings
The record outlines bills and amendments debated in Congress, including highway and bridge authorizations, tariff adjustments, and land grants. It notes committee actions, votes, and a Senate plan to tax and regulate knives and related goods, with procedural changes and obituaries among the day’s business.
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Tin Renate
Howe
Uno4
Hoar
Vilence
Brak
Renate
Taiwe
Falen- Mar
Billie
Ralandar
Fort Pima
Hilary Hearn
Tion
Arizona
Tg Grovne
Wik
Big Hornsabarn Railroad Company
Indiana
Mayne
Tinsted
Senth
Jra
South Dakota
Vrewldas
Rupert Ou Dakorm
Opravinne
Montana
Senate
Finanes
Dover
Keele
Walter J. Beagw
Mabates
Clr
Coure
Halana
Tellefiet
Teulalane
Eningien
Moegera
Bieuchuts
Toner
Browne
Lodlans
Kaulall
Hal Corel Mu
Cocrhell
Sena
Benate Bill
Post Dudge
Fouthers Kaollwa
Majtury
Gienryedom Ie
Kansas
Hail
Payson
Deville
Ter
Werner Lie
Pera
Paeyber
Olaeriatiee
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the Statesman
Abahall
MCA
Electret Wim
Navh
Yens
Aldrich
Alatr
Anwan
Cameran
Chances
Chandler
Cullom
Mayle
Dawes
Dolph
Hawands
Evarts
Farwell
Bryn
Hatley
Hiscock
Horn
Ingalls
Jane
Nay
Manderaon
Mitchell
Morr
Waddork
Velmer
Plat
Plant
Quay
Sherman
Boroner
Stockbridge
Elley
Wilson
Tay—9
Naye
Hato
Fnatha
Berry
Blackburn
Brown
Hatler
Call
Cowkrell
Coke
Colgnitt
Jhavel
Faulkner
Gearze
Abson
Gorbian
Gray
Hitris
Joanniach
Moran
Paseo
Prgh
Anoannd
Tonge
Cutcheon
Portage Lake
Ibmay
Henry J. Stnirtey
Tippos
Queating & Conference
Bruasela
Wittshirg
Pop Iron & Tin-Plate Company
Tiptom
England
Jamen Eid
Great Britain
White House
Shelby M. Cullom
Sivols
House
Nates
General Palmer
Burke
Union Labor
Sidney A. Kent
Richard Cake
Texdse
North Carling
Oregon
Preston
Mab
Benater
Deniers
Duhits
Avbkte Nik
Arkansas
Congress
Hudson
Lo Pinan
Ossipee
Kingston
Jamaica
Haytien Republic
Aspinwall
Haytien
Atlanta
New York
Baltimore
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg Railroad
James G. Blaine
W. H. Barnum
Bayard
Chearbneau Bojtueats
Mass
James Ward
Pnionville
Q Next
Minfileau
Tron Tiver
James Hugh
Donild
Charles Dbavidson
Commonwealth
William Carcoran
Bacanaba
H. A. Tullo
Cleveland
Thuy
Ain
Mhaald
Ibs
Daniel Ich
Goethe
Dun & Fa
W. G. Pn & Chenals
Chad
Couca
Congard
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Old Colony
Concord
Montreal
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Axiat
Prentis
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St. Louis
Maxwell
Preller
Np Dso
Tenia
Feom
Nolan
Ulan
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Titinota
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Wil Othara
Asamcuist Hacker
Ida
Cvorge Hawke
Dewkally
Osiaplower
Janes Arlivee
Harker
Thaleity
Eli Gary
Tha Abbey
Sina
Tus
Oy Rota
Herries In the Woods
A. Flack
Eikhorn
Fifa
George Otto
Pbrakofen
Fontune
Greve Eghteen Tharg
Dottiras Saveil
William Reand
Hamehhack
Ben
St. Onla
Nowaday
Eve Ths
Murubeers
Mets
Fee
Sheriffy Beatea
Ubecampige
Minn
Meath
Chantig
Cateronier
Benue
Pittsby
Bitsburg
Thn Bank
Tyftite
Segare
Chapetestan
Ie Care
Senatapfenid
Warlesten
Dressley
Guth Willet
Fleereetvin
Sigieen
Othom
Ehadier
Stames Benater
the Republicag Canes
Willie J. Sewell
Camden
Renate and
Hanae
Don
Sara M. Palmer
United States Senate
J.N. Dolph
Renatar
Th Vanderiitts
Dr. Hostetter
Pittsburg
Erie Railroad
Vanderburg
Rene
Thoms Dritehord Aid
Sydney Murray
Citizers
Jonestura
Will Equshy
Willan Vattin
Teltund
Uy Sorving
Dows
Ivar
New York City
Bennedy
Andrew Shuman
Chicago Atoning Journal
Europe
Charles F. Sanders
Keokuk County
Laws
Chicago
Carrie Prime Steere Dium
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Toledo
Wallen
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Wien
Whithhya
Admiral Komberly
Panama
Charis
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