Turbulent world brings varied notes from distant fronts
A busy telegraph digest reports on a direct tax bill in the Senate, confirmations and nominations, Canada’s loyalty debate, a Canadian Pacific earnings surge, a Great Lakes canal proposal, internal revenue appointments, and labor strife in Alabama. Also noted are medical luminary Sir William Gull's paralysis, a Rome Catholic university plan, a fatal boy dispute in Texas, and crop damage reports.
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Benator Chandler
Eltzona
Morrill
Act of Confess
Vance
Sontts
Richard Ghenhther
Winconain
Conual
Mexico
L. Gottachalk
Valifornia
Connal
Stuttgart
J. FP. Winter
Minolta
Conaal
Mannheim
Jacov Yoes
United States
Albow
Dorsey
Normaka
Committee On Banking
Nominations for federal posts and a wage scale set
The Senate received nominations including John Berry for Collector at San Diego and Daniel Wark for a Philadelphia post, with multiple district supervisors and consular appointments listed across states. A United Mine Workers convention adopted a price scale for coal and related fuels, effective May 1. A Chicago funeral procession tragedy at Roan Hill Cemetery left four dead when a Milwaukee Express train struck the procession, with one child spared. the engineer was arrested.
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San Diego
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Mark Sternbarger
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James PB
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Thomas M. Cook
Hevada
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J. We Birange
Wallington
Wihd
Jon Ring
South Dakota
Charlen W. Mather
New Mexico
Horatio W.ladd
Utah
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Cannon
Clindé-Coah C. Jones
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Michigan
James N. McHride
Wisconsin
Luther B. Noyes
Minnesota
Rivard
Davenport
Elmer Eb, Adame
United State
Corea
Assiat- Sbt Trexenter
United States
United Mine
Wilmington
Roan Hill Cemetery
Chicago
Frederick Mayne
Mra
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William Raprogel
Simon Anderson
Milwaukee Express
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Southwest Lumber Industry Prospects for 1800
A Decrenane over the Output of the Previous Year Prospects for 1800. The Minnesota Valley Lumberman at Minneapolis reviews the white pine industry in the Northwest. It cites total lumber cut at 1,467,436,503 feet, down 750,404,771 from 1889, with peak production 1,591,574,550 up 23,044,599. logs on various streams hindered by low water, estimating 120,000,000 feet on the Upper Mississippi, 109,000,000 on the St Croix, and 200,000,000 on the Chippewa. Stock on hand for districts totals 2,3043,4 feet of lumber, 69,925,790 shingles, and 101,719,150 lark, with sharp rises in the last two items.
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Minninsippi Valley Lumberican
Minneapalis
Northwest
Upper
Mississippi
St. Croix
Chippewa
Crisis Over Copyright and Treason Charges in Canada
A chaotic summary notes Ottawa in dispute with England over Canadian copyright law under the British North America Act. It reports immunity battles with Berne convention withdrawal requests, charges of treason against the Mail newspaper editor Farrar, and broad political turmoil across Canada.
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Oriels
England
Parliament of
Canada
Toronto
APA
Revere
Empire
Dominion Goverment
Mail
Edward Farras
Farrar
Natural Gas Horror in Columbus Killing Five and Wounding Dozens
A series of catastrophic gas explosions at a burning building near Wall Street and Noble Alley in Columbus killed five people, including Mrs. Marriott and two unnamed victims, and injured about forty others. Rescue efforts followed amid flames and debris as rescuers pulled out the wounded and recovered bodies while chaotic crowds watched. The disaster prompted legislative notices and discussions in the Senate and House regarding various appropriations and procedural matters, with reports of committee actions and ongoing investigations.
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Lidt
Casale
Columbus
Ohio
Wall Street
Noble Alley
William James
Shinoka
Calonking Gas-Main
Charles Rech
James Seymour
Marriot
Ehud
Mr. T. K. Wissixert
Withtax Rropy
Ancine Neil
Wittian Jones
Self
No One Else Entertains Amidroom Dispute
A humorist and the managing editor exchange terse jests as the editor dismisses the humorist's self‑deprecating claim. The humorist asserts Armicus Ward’s past chuckles prove different temperaments, while the editor counters that no one else laughs at his jokes.
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Artemus Ward
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Ex-Senator Il H Riddleberger Dead at 2:40 A M
Ex-Senator Il H Riddleberger of Virginia dies at 2:40 after a long public career. A Confederate veteran and lawyer, he served as commonwealth's attorney, a delegate, and state senator. He edited several papers and was active in Conservative and Readjuster circles. His death comes with family at his bedside.
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Woolstock
Il. H. Riddleberger
Senator Riddleberger
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Lesergen Dieys
Edinburg
Commonwealth
House of Delegates
State Senate
Riddleberger
Tenth Legion
Shenandoah Democrat
God Virgin Kin Ile
Senate
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Most Must Serve His Term As Supreme Court Affirms
New York dispatch reports Johann Most the anarchist must serve one year in the penitentiary plus a $500 fine after the Supreme Court affirmed his conviction for rioting during the Chicago hangings aftermath. His appeals were denied and bail remained pending the ruling.
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Supreme Court
New York
Johann Most
Cowling
Chicago
Aparchist
Av Hope Family Doctor Nothing man 3" he done for you
Patient reports a conflict with a doctor over treatment options. Conversation fragment suggests confusion about advice and resources, with a tone of frustration and request for guidance. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
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