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Friday July 4 1690 The News Record compiles world news and US politics. In the Senate the tariff discussion and Idaho bill are highlighted while Idaho policy clashes with tariff plans. The House passes a joint resolution extending appropriations thirty days and debates the general appropriation bill with amendments.
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Allison
Fr. Herbert
Alabama
Cannon
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Str. Lodge
Mointy
Four Killed by Lightning in Columbus and Vicinity
A severe storm struck Columbus Ohio and nearby areas with torrential rain and high winds. A bricklayer named Stultz was killed when a tree was struck by lightning. Willie Wise 10 was killed as his house was struck. his daughter and two grandchildren were severely injured. A wagon accident killed Feathers and Mrs Messmer. Reports of additional deaths exist but details are unconfirmed.
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Eyraud Arrives in Paris Amid Police Escort
Michael Eyraud, murderer of M Gouflo, arrived in Paris from Havana aboard the Bleamer Lafayette and was placed in prison. He was hurried to a small railway omnibus followed by five policemen, appearing dejected and ragged as crowds gathered. He was taken to the prefecture for formalities before transfer to prison for investigations into social vice and related affairs, with a commission to report to the President and Congress. Also reported are incoming Chinese captives at San Diego and a Cherokee shipment from the Bulp buro.
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Population Estimates for Major Cities and District of Columbia
Officials forecast final population figures within thirty days. Chicago and Philadelphia contend for second place, with Chicago claiming about 1.1 million and Philadelphia around 1.04 million. District of Columbia tally reaches 229,796, while other cities show varied counts such as Cleveland 6,900 and Pittsburgh 197,000 in early results.
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Weather Favorable to Corn Growth Across Central Valley
The weekly weather crop bulletin from the agricultural department notes especially favorable conditions for corn and wheat in the central valley and Northwest states. Reports from Iowa Missouri Michigan and Kentucky indicate good yields and improving crop prospects with rain needed in some areas. Texas shows cotton gains despite two dry weeks and California outlook remains positive for fruit and grain.
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Congress Debates Wyoming Admission And Election Bills
The Senate and House clash on Wyoming statehood and federal election reform. Debates cover population limits, voter equality, and open government principles while conference reports and amendments shape the naval and diplomatic funding. Adjournments mark the day as party lines hold firm.
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Renate
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Tucker
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Pratt
Joner
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Ube Kiss
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Hhereby
United States
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Peusto
Measra
Haugen
Yio
Covert
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Vaux Paj
Kennedy
Obig
Ovening
Eatons
Ottumwa Coal Palace Exposition Details Revealed
Ottumwa to host a grand Coal Palace as part of the Exposition with a 7500 dollar speed ring and 15000 dollar total prizes. The two story, 260 by 220 foot structure features a mine shaft, elevators, and a 2500 seat auditorium for concerts and speeches opened by Gov. Bolen on August 2. Counties Hocking at the event include Adams, Monroe, Appanoose, Davis, Keokuk, Mahaska, Lucas, Van Buren, and Jefferson with industrial exhibits and a garden feature planned.
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Lincoln
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Kennas City
Bolen
Harrison
Cabinet
Monsis
McKiniey
Misia
Soevstora Wilson
Ison
Ottumwa
Louis Globs-Democrat
Iowa
P. G. Ballingall
Itena
I Pajsco
Pnyth
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Foster
Philips
Ars
Pearls of Truth and Satire on Society and Love
A fragmentary meditation on virtue vice and social roles. It critiques distrust of women mens servitude to society and the dangers of passion while praising restraint simplicity and memory as lasting. It suggests marriage as luxury and warns absence as foretaste of death amid satire.
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Ile
Ivara
Commission Totals Dickenson as Secretary at Chicago Meeting
The Columbian Commission confirms Texar secretary Thomas W. Dickinson, later Thomas W. Palmer of Michigan elected president by acclimation. A two hour session reviewed organization, nominations for secretary, and a plan to hear candidate views before decisions. Mrs. Potter Palmer hosted a reception. governors praised Chicago hospitality at a statewide banquet.
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Tin
National Commission
Ume
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Jaimilles
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Gav. McDounald
California
Strike Ends as Chicago Tunnels Central Workers Return
Striking Tilinola Central employees resume duties after a meeting at Prosperity Hall where Superintendent Sullivan and Division Superintendent Russell faced charges. The vote to return to work passed 305 to none, with leaders praising orderly conduct and a pledge that no one will be discharged for participating in the strike. The road’s business resumes as freight cars and tracks are cleared and the company promises no action against Russell.
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Ibis
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American Society session amid Kentucky and Pennsylvania notes
Fragmentary OCR recalls the American Society of Civil Engineers holding its annual session at Creekstown Springs, Pa. In Indiana, Lor Wixzexop, a wooden stirrup maker at Rockport, faces fallout as walls collapse into water, leaving creditors in doubt.
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