Original 5 Package Bill Adopted in Senate Debates
The Senate, after morning business, debated the original package bill with Dawes guiding the Indian appropriation and pensions reports favorable. The House modified and passed the substitute package by 176 to gi, while the Wisconsin Prohibitionists nominate a full state ticket with Charles Alexander as governor and other officers.
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Senate
Sénate
Dawes
Georg Ion
John C. Freman
McClellan
House
Packazey
Boon Wathe
The
Baén
Gi ‘Patfortn
Abeli
Poldhora
Wisconsin
Kiel
Madison
Charles Alexander
Eau Claire
W. M. Nethercut
Milwaukee
George O. McKerrow
Waukesha
Robert Co
Lake Bille
Altorney
EH. van Keulen
Public Instruction
Henry Bummer
Outaysmie
Mngrand
J. Q. Black
Rich Insurance Commiveloner
Andrew Peterson
Green
Fatty Convention Platform Demands Radical War Tax Reform
The document lists a ticket headed by Governor M. Owens of Minneapolis and other officials including Lt Governor J. C. Barkett and Attorney General J. M. Burlingama. It outlines a platform calling for revising the war tariff, government rail control, end to discrimination, lower interest, free silver, protection of waterways, Australian ballot, child labor prohibition, arbitration for labor, and equal pay. It criticizes McKinsey tariff and urges support for those who align with these aims.
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M. Owens
Minneapolis
Farm, Stock, and Home
J. C. Barkett
Brown's Valley
Ftate
M Wesenberg
Duluth
P. H. Rahilly
Wabasha
Trenanter
Eric Matthison
Lan Qui Parle
J. M. Burlingama
Owntonna
Supreme Court
FW. Rohlers
Lessat
McKinsey bin
West New York Telegraph Building Fires and Losses
Fire swept the Western Union Telegraph Company building on lower Broadway New York injuring fifty staff and causing extensive damage. The eight story structure housed railroad magnates and featured the time ball atop the cupola. Losses are estimated at over 100000 dollars with the operating room alone valued around 80000 dollars.
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Westurn Union
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lower Broadway
Atula
Opeva
Giaatest
Telegraph Company
Gen. Eckart
Los
Western Union
Powder Mill Explosion Aftermath Near Cincinnati
A massive blast at King's powder mills on the Little Miami road east of Cincinnati killed at least ten and injured thirty to forty. Two loaded gunpowder cars exploded, one containing 503 kegs and another with 800 kegs, wrecking the station, freight house, and nearby buildings. Brakeman William Franly died, and nine powder company workers were reported killed with many workers and 30 women injured or crippled. The fire consumed multiple structures in the area.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
King's Powder Mills
Little Miami
Wiliam Franly
Livite Minm
Powder Company
Little Miami Railroad
Ironworkers Strike At Hewitt Mills In Jersey City
Nearly two and a half thousand Hewitt employees refuse to work at Jersey City steel and iron mills owned by ex mayor Abram Hewitt until the Amalgamated scale wages are signed and labor organization recognized. Workers in rolling mill and puddling mill areas walk out after repeated promises and lack of action. The Amalgamated Association has reportedly organized the non-union shop as operations continue.
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Hewitt
New York
New Jersey Steel and Iron
Jersey City
Abram S Hewitt
Amalgamated Ironworkers
Twelvetech
Stokes
Milt
Ibo Knighta
Amalgamates Association
Ron-Union
Mob Seeks Lynching of Sea Wing Captain at Diamond Bluff
A mob gathered near Diamond Bluff Wisconsin to lynch Captain Wethern of the ill fated Sea Wing. He was moved to Ellsworth for protection after locals expressed bitter anger over the disaster and the inquest. authorities reportedly plan to charge him with overloading the vessel.
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Lakeepin
Divantor
St. Paul
Minn
Diamond‘ Lluff
Wis
Wathern
Sea Wing
Ile Wis
Ellsworth
Vreece County
Lake Veplu
Massive Minneapolis Fire Destroys Security Warehouse
A major blaze in Minneapolis destroys the Security warehouse and its contents, threatening nearby buildings including Deere & Co farm machinery house. The fire spreads with vents and wind shifting embers. a stone boarding house collapses as walls crash and smoke blankets the area.
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Minneapolis
Mion
Flour City
Tribune
Deere & Co
Cooper
O. W. Jones
Smith Wagon Company
Linsey Bros
Blue Grass Company
Felegraphics Brevities Aupkew Havre Apbery
Unclear text fragment mentions Belleville WL and Pierce with scattered place names and dates. Readable facts are minimal. no coherent event or identifiable persons emerge for a full summary.
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Felegraphics
Aupkew
Havre
Apery
Belleville
Yateraaben
Sosth
Pierce
Cavie Mo
Apoketiock
National Solon Debates War Funding and Public Lands Bills
The House and Senate debate public land grants and war appropriations. Veterans pensions, irrigation schemes, and military construction are discussed, with amendments to allot artificial limbs funds and revenue service reorganization. Contested elections in West Virginia and Pennsylvania are decided in favor of Republicans.
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Mindexte
Boler
Barre
P. Catlin
Mortem
Montane
Montana
Miteorli
Mont
Charing Bhat
Perm
Timaheg
Ty Teettabich
Teilinery Pure
Amange Baitlesel
deteiLof
EL Sharpe
New York
Genser Banor
Colum
Ann J Gr. Witkinson, Jr
Andy
Tor
Sam Woushee
IRS
Senate
Jarly Benators
McRae
Artensis
Alabama
Payson Et Tinens
Helmy
Ube
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United States
Tate
Reagan
Ates
House
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Fignont
Cates
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Penitem
McGinn Wa
Alderson
West Virginia
Appjinta
National Fuldiere” Home Pdmand
Morill
Hantas
John A. Martin
Alfred O. J. Feureua
Pennsylvanis
Reed
Saiior
Marina
Ull
Heauleynon
Iowa
Samuel J. Rezdall
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Townshend
E. J. Gay
Cox
Werrisaw D. Beil
Latest Styles in Dry Goods for Modern Wardrobes
Dry goods dealers advertise a wide range of fabrics and notions. Creant grounds and silk muslin bonnets appear among the offerings, with crochet ber tons for gowns, gold and silver embroideries, and a vast assortment of hair pins, gloves, kid gloves, and men's dress ties. Beverages and colored embroideries feature in French embroidered batiste rubes and other fabric brands.
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Nenar Juffalo
Jommerthat
Buffalo
Boss
Mary Gohros
Buffalo Building Stone Company
Christ Hobelhoor
Qehren
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Pennsylvania
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Sweden
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Washington
Navy
Ericsson
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Brazil
Omexico
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John McGee
Chambery County
Atlanta Constitution
Minnesota
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Quebec
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Perange
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Miller Ghow Ve
MG Water Supply
B. B. Elwell
Pottiadd Transcript
Bar Haran
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Wice
Blair
Whipple
Minnésotta
Fatespault
Enterpriga Insurance Company
Harmon G. Denny
Eighth Ohio Infantry
Wabash
Ind
Thomas Goods Morrow
Sunday Gazette
Washington, D. C
Jacob Krahbler
J. D
Methcular Episcopal Church
Cincknati
Tadjuna
James A. Mount
Darwin S. Hall
Nebraska
UG AL Kein
Farmere
Alliynee
Knights of Labor
Albert F. Allen
Yarmera
Aililines
Ottawa
Sod
John M. Weaver
Thirtyfirst
Kanaan
USA
Phillips
Nawor
New Orleana
Victory
Milnerburg
United State
Walker
Jones P. Walker
Dexter
Lauderdale County
Taun
Kud Newy
Ireland
Joseph Hyun
Iceland
Thomas Reess
Otto Johnson
Senator Salisbury
Dors
William Wye
Chicago
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Philidelphia
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Jones
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J. ©. Todd
Patercon
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Mitchell
Eleot
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Tiffin
Board
Gad Trustees
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B. W. Crobaughs
Standard Off
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Crasldy & Adiet
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Womrék
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Lords
Commons
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Union Depot
Louis
Mites
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Lonore
Mexico
Mexloo
Mezleo
Chamos
Asbury Park
Trenton
National Home For Disabled Holdiers
Hartford, Conn
William J. Jones
New Jersey
Rat
L. A. Harris
N.J
Antonio Bouvermia
Reno Mora
Victina
Princeton
Andrew Krotalnger
Charles White
Fatilly
Henry C. Thompson
Morristown
Teachers of the
Jacksonville Sli
National Convention of Instructors of the Blind
J. He Dye
Arkansae
Brantford
Unt
John Hamlet
Valparaiso
Yurlington
Boudlius
Tiia
Binneapalia Firs
Tu Durwtine Vila
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Citra—Choice Creamery
ST. Louis
Innati
Hona
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House of Sentatives
Gray
Revenue Marine Service
Comatock
Aikajaot
Tas
Walkes
Sour
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