Washington Senate Passes Public Works and Park Boundary Bill
Fragmented report notes debates in Washington on appropriation for public works including lighthouses and roads. Several senators criticize the appropriations process while discussing a bill to alter the boundaries of a national park and pending measures in the Senate.
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Ye eMashington
Ith
Atley
Rasalas
Wallods Goverhmadnd
Geological Survey
Conalgelos
Wildon
Washington
Sybot
Idaho
Clare
Wyoming
Hoemiod
Oregon
Jenda
Eolas
Ding- Ing
Moise
A.géntral
Senate
Yel
Watine
Explosion at Mine Slopes Sparks Washington Disaster Tragedy
A fatal blast at Northern Pacific Ore Company mine slopes near Rostyn Washington devastates the workforce. Officials fear 45 to 50 miners buried 1600 to 2000 feet down with most believed instantly killed. Exact cause and circumstances likely forever unknown.
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Gennes
Rostyn
Wath
Tanne
Northern Pacific Oda Company
Roston
Wash
Sven Bacon
North
Pacioo
Lel
Éovery
Tha Néeldent
Minda
Mountain Town Tragedy: Mother Watches Bear Kill Baby
Widow Mary Carter's family is shattered when a starving bear invades her Little idabin home. A brutal assault sees two children die, the oldest son slain as he lunges to defend siblings. The bear drags the infant away before villagers can intervene.
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Mary Carter
Thair
Tome
Enormoua
Imu
Eyea
Conspirators Condemned in Bulgarian Diplomatic Murder Case
Court at Constantnopia sentences Merdjan and Christo to death for killing Dr. Vul kevitch, Bulgarian diplomatic agent. Naoum and Tafoktchief, named as instigators, receive fifteen years' penal servitude after fleeing to Rus Sa. Case seen as easing Bulgaria Turkey tensions. Also noted Olney confesses to multiple wives and religious conversion, seeking leniency. Moonshiner case and court convened with local authorities planning further action.
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Merdjan
Christo
Vulkevitch
Turkey
Constantnopia
Tafoktchief
Naoum
Rus- Sa
Bulgaria
Bergeit
Strikers and renaming rumors mark unsettled labor scene
Fragmentary text suggests strikers and renamed workers, with damaged figures and hospital mention. References to debt totals and unclear names imply a chaotic labor dispute with injuries and hospitalizations.
Protest Over Exile Act Prompts Chinese Minister Pressure
A strong protest by the Chinese Minister has been filed against the Exile Act just passed into law. The protest challenges treaty stipulations and U S obligations, asserting the act violates international accords and the spirit of prior agreements. Senators and congressmen denounced the bill in both houses, framing the measure as a grave breach of diplomacy and law.
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Marrlaon
United
Phorm
Resignation Shocks Italian Ministry Amid Political Upheaval
Rumors swirl after the Hedinent ministry announces resignation, triggering political excitement in Italy. Deputies debate the cabinet's fate while concerns grow over the impact on foreign policy and the Triple Alliance. European powers monitor the crisis from Austrian, German, and French offices as ties to the alliance fray.
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Vito
Italy
Ihete
Gaytramenta
Ution Qaalaty
Jn Bare Jin
Viewaw
Prench
Hudint Ministry
Teng
National Cordage Company Sets Higher Prices on Alsal Twins
The National Cordage Company advances the price of alsal twins from 134 to 1% per pound, forcing dealers to sell at not less than 12 cents per pound. Those who placed tract orders before gain some room, but most farmers face a significant extra expense as about one tenth of needs will be in hand of dealers.
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Olney
Auguste
Paris
Tenn
Tecinenses
Blackstone
Miusz
Ebout
Atlant Twins
Mason City
Towa
Dlapateh
Haruan
Hania
Deslors
Fuemera
Aten
Hana
Jean
Minkey
Aimee
Minneapolis
Chley Awindler
Cymlth
Cily
Wind and storm sweep Washington with damages reported
Turbulent weather struck Washington DC and Norwood causing property damage and fatalities. The Hamline Church steeple blew away and a dog store collapsed. overall losses are estimated at 10 000 to 12 000 dollars. Reports mention gripping conditions, stranded rivers, and relief efforts from authorities and coastal regions.
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Washington, D.C
Baday
Hamline
Norwood
Pak
Webulog
Tullas Kuppring
Lili
Fragmentary text about a financial dispute and claims
The readable fragments reference a group or party seeking funds with amounts around 39 thousand to 100 thousand dollars. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear, but the item appears to describe a financial demand or settlement and related monetary figures.
Methodiat Contorance Debates Admission At General Conference
A New York led memorial argues for permitting dancing within the Methodist church program as a modification to the general conference. The effort, signed by several New York clergy including Bishop Foster, seeks official sanction from Utah to adapt the church’s practices.
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Maxwell
Nebraska
Tin Mattindista
Troy
Jenabanking
Rey
Foster
Jaal W
Ay Wughés
Sohn W. Thatapsai
Bravois
EE. Kawyor
New York
Bishop Foster
Boston
Adaption
Devastating levee breach floods lower Mississippi in 1880s
A severe levee break above New Orleans caused a giant flood across Pointe Coupes and surrounding parishes. The disaster damaged crops, especially sugar, with estimated losses around 10 million dollars. Federal aid aided reconstruction after both this event and a prior one in 1890.
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New Orleans
Orlgana
Poluto
Loulanna
Tovacs
Pointe
Coupes
Abervilla
Urykeuch
United States
Ras
Nationality inquiry called for in navy yard draughtsmen case
The Association of American Draughtsmen and Secretary Tracy push for employment of American citizens only in the civil force at navy yards. A systematic investigation into the nationality of draughtsmen follows the Arthur Masters case at New York Navy Yard where Masters, an Englishman, held a position with Americans available for the job. The Secretary orders Masters to resign immediately if he does not naturalize or be removed.
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Forview
Association of Américan Draughtsmen
Tracy
Navy Yards
Hua
Cass
Arthur Masters
Navy Yard
New York
Masters
Roe
Heavy rains and cold threaten Western farmers
A battered weather outlook disrupts seeding across Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa, and the Northwest. Unseasonable snow and rain delay crops as farmers struggle to work land, while confirming a grim harvest forecast. A separate English mining disturbance reports a crowd demanding the firing of a manager at a collier near Hastlepact.
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Northwest
Soll
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Fragmented OCR note on conservation and distribution
The readable text fragments discuss a topic of conservation and demand, mentioning purchases and distribution. The passage references limited spirits and a general sense of cautious action, with unclear specifics about dates, places, or organizations. The punctuation and syntax are heavily fragmented.
Death of Kawa at Percy editor sparks rebuke comment
An 19th century New York Herald piece criticizes the death of a Kawane editor, detailing a controversial remark about the deceased and the ethics of journalism. The commentary, attributed to George B. Chase, reflects hostile inquiries into professional conduct and moral critique surrounding the editor's demise.
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New York
Missouri Railroad Crash Near Rayere Affected Town
A wreck occurred on the Atchison line near Rayere Missouri around 1 o'clock Thursday morning. The heavy freight caused a washout along a bend and a bridge. telegraph lines down hinder full casualty reports. At least seven people were injured and several may be killed though exact figures are unclear.
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Ford
Lopake
Iittie
Rayere
Missouri
Californii
Minnesota wheat outlook and Cherokee cattle tension
Reports from nearly 100 stations show Minnesota wheat conditions generally favorable with improving weather expected to aid harvest. In North Dakota seeding lags due to surplus raw soil. cattle on the Cherokee strip number about 25,000 amid government inaction and threats of action by landowners. Also noted are the AME General Conference session in Pittsburgh with Rev. Cartwright, a marriage elopement in Laporte, Massachusetts labor intimidation bill proposal, a fatal family quarrel in West Brockport, and Henry Rogers surrender after shooting his brother.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Favorabia
Minnasots
Cherokees Strip
Bst
Iba
Kansas Line
Hannewell
Fanard
Orvan
Senate and House discuss Indian lands and river projects
The Senate debated Indian affairs including a 62 section act on reservation changes and veterans' support, while discussing bridge and harbor bills across Osage, Red River, and other waterways. The House considered river and harbor measures, adjourned after routine business, and passed a New York and Paris registry bill with foreign-crimes jurisdiction.
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Senate
Kanaas
Sion
Tiapea
Paldiers
WiIls- Ware
Brato
Montana
Osage River
Wataaw
Turkey- Credl
Red River
Tarkey
N. D
Klamath River Tidian
Galiifornia
Tivér
Blateau
Alsekay
Teraitary
New Mexico
North Cerotina
Berator
Mitchell
iOregan
Menta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hscerttain
Jone
Arkhaeas
Arnapahoe
Dawes
Gorman
Wilson
Maryland
Sibley
Hatch
Missouri
Mitch
Allasouri
Great Falls
Molland
Waa
Colorado
Gila River
Richardson
Tonisyfhe
House
Ith
City of New York
City of Parla
United States
Aliona
Silver coinage question stirs lawmakers and public
Reported in Washington the silver question again dominates discussion as lawmakers argue over a coinage bill. Democrats control the House rules committee, but several key votes remain uncertain, while officials doubt any action this session. Opposition cites lack of support and waning interest as debate continues.
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Washington
Pierce
Kaye
Thameswee
Couhrness
Tha. Howes
Sixty-Eighth Annual Meet Of the Sunday School Union
The sixty eighth anniversary of the American Sunday-School Union was held in Washington DC with William Strong presiding. Rev Dr James M of Philadelphia submitted the report as 1604 new Sunday schools formed, 70018 teachers and 60551 scholars attended. Speakers included Rev J B McCullagh of Kentucky and W K de Groff with B W Chidlow, D D of Ontario. The diploma was signed fifty nine years ago by Rev Dr Scott, father of Mrs President Harrison, who attended and gave benediction.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
William Strong
J.B. McCullagh
Kentucky
W. K. de Groff
B. W, Chidlow
Miatul University
Scott
Han Fison
Behring Sea Treaty Signed In London Ceremony
Queen Victoria and Lord Sallubury signed the Behring Sea treaty in a brief ceremony in London. President Harriman’s copy was exchanged with a new quill, witnessed by officials, then placed in a safe for preservation through the ages.
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Victoria
Sallubary
Vorelga
London
Harrlaot
Vontorio
Batabury
Phige
Secretary of State
St. James' Park
Flybury
Lincoln
Agas
Excitement in Waukesha over water dispute and laborers
A crowd disrupted by a staged water pipeline clash in Waukesha repelled incoming laborers with fire bells and hoses, reflecting local tensions. Separate reports note fraudulent ticket printing targeting a Minneapolis convention, a fatal Kansas shooting near Marion, and drought-related field impacts in Nebraska. Local weather and farming conditions across the region are also mentioned.
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