Defeat on canal clause in House debate
Wasninaton July 1 In the House tentatives yesterday Mr Randall met defeat in an effort to strike the Hennepin canal clause from the River and Harbor bill. July 22 In the House yesterday Mr Morrison's concurrent resolution for adjournment was passed by a vote of 145 to 0. July 22 The Payne election case was taken up in the Senate with a long debate, General Logan urging against further investigation.
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Wasninatons
Randall
Harbor Hill
Wasninaton
House Esterday
Morrison
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Juliei Sr Reagan
Posed ‘Eaver
Hepburn
Ae Willis
Senate Passes Oleomargarine Tax Amendment
Washington July 21 Senate debate ends with Ingalls amendment reducing oleomargarine tax from five to two cents per pound adopted. The bill advances after amendments to penalty wording, Berlin treaty discussions noted, House actions on Fortifications bill and a new extradition treaty with Great Britain outlined for ratification. Nearby notes mention an Evangelical Alliance memorial and calls for bonds.
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Waitthorne
Evangelical Alliance of the
United States
Alliance
China
Committee On Foreign’ Relations
Wastinoran
Great Britain
London
Ile
Othare
Dynamitera
Canada
Fairchild
Washington
House
Committee On Free Ee
Yeas
Cabinet Resigns as Gladstone Hints at New Leadership
Lonxpon July 21 The Cabinet sent resignations to the Queen at Osborne Isle of Wight after a meeting. Gladstone hosted a reception with Maron Wolverton Lord Granville Rosebery Monson and Arnold Morley and warned followers to prepare for other leaders. Unionists lead by 1,624,107 votes to 1,447,662 for Gladstonians, with unopposed seats adding 1,066,104 and 805,877 votes respectively, yielding a 272,632 Unionist majority.
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Lonxpon
Osborne
Isle of Wight
Gladatone
Maron Wolverton
Lord Granville
Lord Rosebery
Baron Monson
Arnold Morley
Terrible Suffering in Labrador and Newfoundland Coast
A terrible Yantexista state grips the northwest coast from Cape Bauld to Cape Mugford with sea ice at freezing point for about 300 miles. No fishing possible, fish-oil works idle, stored oil used for fuel. Fishermen from Indian Harbour and Sandwich may arrive seeking government aid and relief for relatives.
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New Found
Br. Jonas
N. F
Cape Bauld
Newfoundland
Cape Mugford
Indian Harbor
Sandwich
Naglstanes
Murder Near Janesville Shocks Wisconsin Farm Area
In a July incident near Janesville Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Lucy Search both aged about seventy and sixty five were murdered Sunday night their home robbed of money and valuables A farm hand H W Moore is suspected and a gold stash of 475 dollars remained unfound Edward W Moore was arrested in Chicago on suspicion of the Janesville killings and denies the charge Twenty thousand visitors attended Saengerfest in Milwaukee with performers Brandt Lehmann Wilt Standigt and others providing success Ernest Holletock an eleven year old newsboy died saving companions after two boys fell into a clay hole in Lake View
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Wia
Mra
Jleucy
Pevenly-Sia
H. W. Moore
Cucaco
Edward W. Moore
Forty-third Street
Elliott
Henry Search
Janesville
Wis
Moore
Waveee
Thin City
Rusk
Wallker
Misnes Mariana Brandt
Lilli Lehmann
Joseph von Wilt
Joseph Standigt
Cunco
Ernest Holletock
Best Avenue
Lake View
Hallstock
Knights of Labor Executives Arrested in Train Wreck
Six men on the executive board of the local Knights of Labor lodge were arrested at Wyandotte Kansas charged with wrecking a train on April 26 and causing two deaths. The case has stirred Knights of Kansas City and further arrests are feared as one prisoner is said to have confessed.
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Walter
Schrade
Gary
Coutsel
Steele
Quinn
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Chicaco
Fielden
Splea
Chicago
Soias
Knights of Labor Assembly of
Grand Rapid
Luther Y. Moulton
Hanfield
Haymarket
Arleiter Zeitung
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Spies
Arbeiter Zeitung
Schwab
Arbeiter-Zeitung
Neebs
Herry Most
Bresence
Arbeter-Zeitung
William Beliger
Beliger
Sedgwick Street
Theoner Lingg
Seliger’s
Linge
Kansas City
The
Knights of Labor
Wyandotte
Kan
Knights of Kansas City
New York
Albert Griffin
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Senate
Kansas
Illinois
Michigan
New Jersey
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Rhode Island
Heavy Mall Robbery Near Humboldt Station
Winnipeg dispatch reports six mounted highwaymen robbed a mail coach twenty five miles south of Humboldt. The heist yielded about $20000 to the bag, with the coach driver killed. Two passengers were aboard, believed linked to Montana routes and a fast China trade. The Glenavon tea ship, Captain Donaldson, arrived with 63000 boxes of tea after a record passage from Hong Kong via Gibraltar.
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Winnipeg
Her Majesty's
Humboldt Station
Ib Sa
Montana
Egent
China
Glenavon
Donaldson
Hong Kong
Gibraltar
Methods of Restriction Proposed in a Report to the National Conference
Reports from the National Conference of Charities and Corrections outline immigration reforms. Recommendations urge federal but independent enforcement, thorough immigrant screening, uniform port procedures, and vessel owner penalties for bringing unsuitable passengers, with consular endorsements and duplicate certificates. The conference adjourned to meet next year in Omaha.
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Varique
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Albany
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Omaha
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Wisconsin
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A. G. Byers
Ohio
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Missouri
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Minnesota
C. C. McCullozh
Indiana
C.C. Dinsemoor
Nebraska
Philip (. Garratt
Pennsylvania
FB. Ranborn
Massachusetts
William P. Letchworth
New York
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Minor News Items from Week Mailed July 92
A compact digest reports fires in Madra California, pension clerk Samuel K Gay in Pitheburch faced $4,000 bail, a Bootle cotton warehouse burned with heavy loss, a malaria epidemic in West Elizabeth Pennsylvania, Union Machine & Foundry in Allegheny burned causing $30,000 loss, Mrs. Fenn the abolitionist died in Orange New Jersey, a Haywood mill fire in England caused $125,000 loss and 30,000 spindles lost. Cardinal Taschereau invested in Quebec. Secretary of the Navy Harmony named interim. Lim Port meeting urged expulsion of Jesuits. Tenure-of-Office repeal favored by Senate Judiciary. A meteor fell near Grafton Wisconsin. Spring wheat condition worsened by drought. Illinois Central organizes Chicago to Freeport direct route. Greensburg Kentucky Bishop marries ward Retta Boston amid fraud. A St Louis mining syndicate with $5 million capital elected directors. Thieves stole $500 at Walkill New York while family bound. Provident Savings Bank officers in St Louis face arrest for insolvent deposits. A panicked rasp near Boulder Oklahoma where a girl bitten by rattlesnake died. Osaka Kyoto cholera subsiding with high mortality.
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Earl Abolition
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N. J
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Manchester
England
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Quebec
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Wis
Agricultural Department
Washington
Thellinois Central Road
Chicago
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Retta
St. Louis
Berknes Station
Ill End
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Lewis Dick
Walkill
Cers
Provident Havings Bank
Boulder
Osaka
Hiego
Kioto
Murders Case Fails To Reach Jury In Osace County Court
Osace Miasioy Kan July 21 Willie Sella charged with murdering his father mother and brother Jos Marek faced a district court trial with a special venire of ninety men exhausted without selecting a jury. The case arouses intense local interest as details unfold.
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Osace Miasioy
Kan
Willie Sella
Jos Marek
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