Senate Reciprocite Vote and Nominations Amid Turbulent Session
The Senate debated the tariff bill with Aldrich amendments, approving duties on imported goods and redistribution of powers. A commission to oversee disinterested appointments was authorized, with six year terms and party balance. Nominations across multiple districts followed, while a Boston firm, Willan Blooms & Co., failed financially.
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Mr. Aldrich
Senate
Aldrich
United States
Edmunds
Evarts
Phiml
Gorman
Renate
Nemora Ttn
Sane
House
Freight wreck and presidential appointments clash with trade review
A freight train coach collision near a Santa Fe crossing killed and injured workers as twelve cars derailed. Names of the dead are listed. Separately, the president announced nominations including Charles Scoville as Surveyor of Customs for Evansville and a Pacific coast dry-dock commission. The trade review notes Sawyer, Wallace & Co. failure, improving wool and dry goods trades, and mixed farm/market signals across cities.
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Scott —Willes
Florence
Gok
Santa Fe
H. L. Winters
Toledo Springs
Jonathan Falla
Publo
A. M. Meyer
Puebio
Tamos Ponovan
Puebe
O. B. Williams
Lend+ville
Companya
Customa
Creston Bprings
Washington
Charles Scoville
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
Pacifi
California
Fia
T. C. Selfridge
United States Navy
George St. Mendel
Corps of Engineers
Thomas Olvatt
New York
Richard W. Thompson
Indias
Andrew R. Wyckot
RG Fun & Co
Sawyer, Wallace & Co
Raybon
Senate
Toston
Boston
Chicago
Riot Threats at U S Legation In Guatemala Row
Angry crowd surrounds the United States Legation in Guatemala City shouting death to Fankevst and threatening to stone the building and inmates. Police guard the premises, visitors questioned, and Mr Miner’s movements are shielded by a police bodyguard amid rumors of bluejackets from the Thetis. Sympathies rise for General Borrundia’s daughter held prisoner after an attempted assassination.
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Guatemala
Washington
Fankevst
United States Legation
Miner Ius
Thetis
Gen. Borrundia
Mr. Migner
Sudden Blast Kills Sixteen at Spokane Freight Yard
A premature explosion at the Norther Pasitie freight yards in Spokane Falls fatally struck sixteen workers as blasting shafts misfired. Officials say 25,000 cubic feet of rock erupted, trapping several men and injuring many more while a second blast followed the first.
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Spokane Falls
Wueb
Pasitie
Lutmanity
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Charles Abling
Winds and Windswept Dangers Across States
Reported hot winds sweeping over Kansas Nebraska and Dakota prompt inquiry by Senator Plumb and Gen. Greely into causes and possible mitigation. Also notes Secretary Windom and Mint Director discuss the new silver law and monthly purchases starting Aug 13, with plans to adjust quantities but facing objections.
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Huncas
Plumb
Sigwal Service Bureau
Kunsuys
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
Gen. Greely
Signal Service
Ladora Wil
Windom
Mint
Destructive Italian hurricane and other telegraphed news
A powerful hurricane in northern Italy caused major damage in Bellano and Zelda Valley with bridges and homes destroyed. Twenty-two bodies were recovered and fears remain for others buried in debris. The article also notes assorted incidents: a missing witness in a Canadian case, a Buffalo court imprisonment, a series of fires and accidents, and brief items about war costs, travel, and labor strikes.
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Zolda
Val. Joye
Italy
Bellano
Zelda
Maine Returns Reed Victory in Off-Year Ballot
Portland dispatch reports Gov. Burleigh and four Republican congressmen, including Speaker Reed, winning majorities larger than expected. Reed’s plurality exceeds 4,500. Dingley, Montelle, and Miliken elected by margins from 4,000 to 6,000. County officials lean Republican. projections show a statewide GOP plurality near 10,000 with high turnout and substantial support for protectionist measures.
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Portland
Burleigh
Reed
Young Men's Republican Club
Chatrman Manley
Maine
Dingley
Montelle
Milken
Thuelaigh
Thompson
Clark
Spina
Prohibition
Congress
Frank
Wiesel
Cumberland County
Lewiston
Judge Howard Dead in Flint Michigan Death
Judge Summer Howard, a prominent Michigan lawyer and former Chief Justice of Arizona, died Sunday after nearly a year of poor health. Born in 1835 in Brockport New York he moved to Michigan in infancy and pursued law after an early stint as a printer. He served as Genesee County prosecutor in 1855 and fought in the Second Michigan Infantry during the Civil War. He later held roles as Utah district attorney aiding in John J Lee’s Mountain Meadow case, became Speaker of the Michigan Legislature in 1882, and was appointed Chief Justice of Arizona in 1884 before returning to Flint to resume his practice.
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Flint
Mich
Dispatch
Summer Howard
Ile
Brockport
N. Y
Michigan
Genesee County
Second Michigan Infantry
Utah
John J. Lee
Mountain Meadow
Arizona
Eleventh Angual Conference Draws Librarians Authors and Professors
Fabyans New Hampshire hosts the eleventh annual American Library Association conference this week at Fabyan House in the White Mountains. Attendees include librarians from across the country, college professors, educators, writers, publishers, literary students, and library trustees seeking information and inspiration. A separate note mentions a special election in Urack village district and a looming vote in Arkansas on November 4 to fill a Breckinridge vacancy. Also reported is a discovery of a vein of pure white sand near Pittsburgh for industrial use.
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American Library Association
Fabyans
N. H
Fabyan House
White Mountains
Urackvillage
Little Rock
Ark
Engle
Arkaousas
CGB Breckinridge
Senate and House unite on barley and sugar schedules
A written communication from the Board of Trade controverts Agriculture on US barley production, while debates turn to the sugar schedule and tariff measures. Senate amendments expand white pigment duties and maple sugar terms, with votes along party lines.
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Renate and Fonte
Orxego Board of Trade
Secretary of Agriculture
Evarts
Risk
United States
Canada
Call
Barrundia Rin
Acapulca
Ting Mala
Thie Fey
United Kimgs
United Bates
Kennedy
Ohin Reps
Ilenquiia
Quay
Repubican
Gibson
Mintake
Oe Mills
Struble
Iowa
Senate
Mone City
Lawa
Commingson
Mr. Cannon
Committee On Rules
Julius Caesar
Mart . Antony
Lepidus
Gerey
Mavisep
Kindlirs
Yons
Navy
Wedgett
Kyab
Allen
Alison
Cuior
Teva Ingalls
McMillan
Minderson
Mitchel Moody
Pierce
Plowib
Power
Stiwyir Spooner
Washnurn
Messrs
Andrich Thaigett
Crineron
Chandler Dawes
Edmunds Evarts
Frye
Hawley
Hhgeli
Biecock
Hour
Pinu
Sherman
Steware
Breckinridge
Arkinsas
Brechkioridgy
Gerard Less
Cabifiruia New Public Park
Aldrich
Frogance Committee
Gane
Leeds
Hays
Edmunds
Iain
Carlisle
Hinself
W. Nays
Gould Hebes
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Aras
George S. Dobson
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Bifth
Wisconsin
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Trepublican
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Demacrat
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Tus
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Woman's Christing Tepperpace Ouler
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Review OF Trade
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San Francisco
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Adam Avinbing
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Peter Peterson
Quedlinegat
Kelemtou
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Typulie Wuddinky
Amnerican Bankers’ Association
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Sard Tofu
Financial Unien
National Meform Party
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Frohth Tlonista
Dyck Laborera Strita
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I'yeisy Ky
Ane
Nomiantad
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Dew
P. C. Simithson
Tennessee
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America
Australia
Furweil
Parnell
Thomas Smith
Poughkeepsie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Alile
Canyon City
Cal
Expres
Wall
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Hoxie & Mellor
Hebron
Arrey
Shane Aes
Ree Cattle Co
Edwin GO
Judge Howard
Pittsburg
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