National Educational Association meets in Milwaukee
Telegrams in brief report a wide mix of short items: the National Educational Association met in Milwaukee. Mason Gallagher of Brooklyn is dead. Joseph Stiner once ran twenty five New York tea stores and is dead. Joseph Peterson the comedian plans retirement. several religious and civic figures die or resign. tax valuations for New York City are listed. indictments, marriages, and political moves are noted. accidents and fires cause losses. various international and domestic political and legal notes appear with mixed outcomes.
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National Educational Ascoviaeion
Milwaukee
Mason Gallagher
Beooklyn
Joseph Stiner
New York
Joseph Peterson
The
Sage
Augustine F. Hewett
Indiana Labor Commission
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Louise Imoret Guindy
Ang
Auburndale
Marss
New York City
John W. Whetstone
Cincinnati City Waterworks Department
Frances Hayes
Busten Barry 2. Smith
Um Noenderd
W. W. Rockhill
Greeve
Youghieghney
Lehigh Cua
West Superior
Joss
Andrews
Brown University
France
England
Marker
Degre
Sing Sing
Chicago
Allen Road
Lawrence Gropland
Seattle
Debs
McLaurin
Irby
Kiowa
Sumter
D. C
Henry B. Stone
Guicage, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Nonquitt
Ross
Elghteen
Forbes Street
Pittsburg
George R. Bidwell
Port of New York
F. GC. Mohr
Baltumors
Stevens
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Erastus Brown
Vila Ridge
Moby
Nebraska
Wall Street
Frannié
United States
McMillan
Mies Lewis
New Haven
Inianso
Wheeling
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Constance Mackenzie
R. Shelton Mackenzie
America
Philadelphia
Board of Aldermen
John Reynolds
Odd Fellows Tal
Indianapolis
Col. J. W. 8. Ridley
South
Seth Low
Citizens’ Union
Mayor Strong
Theodore Durrant
Durrant
Ray
George Deshyn
General Grant
West Pains
Paulist Order of
Catholic Priests
Foreign Flashes and Roving News From World Bedside
Reports from abroad note a locust plague threatening famine in North India. Spanish columns near General Games aim to seize control of Cuba. Mark Twain finishes a new book and plans a continental vacation. Duke Sante Rovere dies in Rome, a descendant of Pops Saline, married to a wealthy American. Sultan of Turkey to European powers over Greek frontier rectification. Queen Victoria hosts Windsor garden party for Commons members and wives. Floods in South France drown 300, with 200000 francs of property lost. Baron von Thielmann recalled to Berlin finance ministry. Floods hit south France with rivers Acoun Cena and others swelling.
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Henri Methee
Tatla
India
Mark Twain
Duke Sante Rovere
Rome
Pops Saline 1
United States
Imperial Treamury
Berlin
France
Cena
Senate tariff fights shake party lines on pine lumber
The senate finance committee energy battle over the tariff bill ends with votes on cotton bagging and cotton tea on the free list. White pine lumber duties shift from 2 to 8 per thousand, triggering party revolts and close votes. Multiple amendments swing between free and taxed, previewing a drawn out final battle as adjournment looms.
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Waatington
Fluance Committee
Senate
Teller
Sponer
Wis
Hansborough
Quay
Poullets
Messrs
Bacon
MacEnery
Martin
Mr. Maule
Barker
Carter
Clossus
Hacon
McEnery
Marts
Washington
Settie
Dem. Ky
Knowles
Pop. Sr
Lewiston, Me
Prof
Bateman
Bryan
Beteman
Senate tariff battle nears final vote in Washington
The long tariff fight advances with bills amended by the senate to re enact anti trust provisions, stamp taxes on bonds and stock transfers, and new duties. Key figures include Allison Mills and Mille as debates shape a final path before adjournment. The July period sees cross party contest, with final passage recorded amid extensive floor scenes and a detailed roll call.
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Jones
Allison
Mille
Washleston
Senate
Spooner
Stamp Amendment Aa
Muatle
Mills
Washington
Allen
Nebraska
Tate
Myr
Bates
Dem. Tenn
Yenn
Baker
Burrows
Carter
Clark
Cullom
Davis
Deboe
Elkins
Fairbanks
Gallinger
Hale
Hanna
Hawley
Lodge
McBride
McEnery
McMillan
Mantle
Mason
Morrill
Nelson
Penrose
Parking
Piatt
Conn
Platt
Pritchard
Quay
Sewell
Shoup
Warren
Wellington
Wetmore
Wilson
Bacon
Baie
Berry Caffery
Cannon
Chitton
Clay
Cockrell
Vaulkner
Gray
Harris
Kast
Ark
McEmery
Harrie
Kan
Turner
Popullets Tive
Mesera
Butler
Malfield
Kyle
Stewart
Messrs
Teller
Pettigrew
House
Atock
Congress
Dingley
Maine
Payne
New York
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
Ilinois
Grosvenor
Ohio
Bulley
Texas
McMillin
Tennessee
Wheeler
Alabama
Batur
Sugar schedule key dispute blocks conferees
The conferees face a hard sugar schedule as a primary hurdle. House negotiators push for a strong hovaa schedule while a compromise on hides and wool duties seems likely.
Wealth From Shirt Sleeves to Shirt Sleeves
Elizabeth Bisland argues in North American Review that American family spending mirrors the luxury standard set for children. Parents exhaust wealth in life, leaving little for heirs, creating a cycle of wealth dissipation across generations.
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America
Elizabeth Bisland
North American Review
Humorous Fragments and Gags from a Bygone Page
A collage of quips and sketches featuring playful wordplay about speech, social niceties, and everyday scenes. Jokes range from parliamentary interruptions to river dialects and urban curiosities, with light dialogue about fashion, manners, and mistaken identities.
The Futur of Great Britain in Victorian Review
Prof Thomas Davidson in the July Forum warns Britain facing a bleak future at the end of Victoria’s reign. He argues isolation and mounting global opposition could strip Britain of colonies and prestige, leaving it a second-rate power with weak reverence from others.
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British
Thomas Davidson
Victoria
Abe
Spain
Aluk
Doom and Despotism in Europe Warned by Wise Writer
The essay argues that Europe's fate hinges on liberal reforms and reduced privilege. It cautions that despotic powers seek to undo progress of twenty years and urges education, democratic ideals, and centralized imperial strength to resist the coming clash between freedom and despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Yayidson
Mahany Sought By Buffalo Club In White House Visit
A Buffalo lakeside club member, Rowland Mahany, rose from outsider to member after a White House visit by a Buffalo delegation led by the state controller and county committee chairman. They urged Brede for collector of customs and sought Mahany’s favorable reception. The President reviewed letters and asked Mahany if the arrangement pleased him. Mahany’s success followed the delegation’s return as reports credited him with swift approval and election.
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Lillian Nardica
Isili
London
John Hay
Unitd
Bombay
India
Iad
Calcutta
High Court of Ontario
United States
Canada
General Weyler
M. Hanotuuz
Chamber of Deputies
Faure
Russia
Earl of Hopetoun
International Congress of Payal Architects and Marine Engineers
America
Lord Salisbury
House of Yords
Sul —Arkey
Greece
Turkey
Robert Browning
Bakar Snead
Review of Reviews
Rowland Bleanorhas
Sett Mahany
Buffalo Club
Lakeside
Republican County Committee
White House
Muha
White
Delegetion
Brede
Lils
Mahuayt
Mr. Mahany
Pinit
McKintey
Mahany
Brush—Wrehington Post
Amusing Proofroom Errors Highlight Quotation Confusion
A Chicago Record feature laments editorial slips in print and translation issues in the proofroom. It notes misrendered phrases from bishops and printers, discusses misprints in English sources, and criticizes quotation mark placement across paragraph breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hung Chang
Sir Henry Chang
Monte Carlo
Journaliat
Not in It Himself and NSW Population Note
A stray historical blurb cites a Detroit News quote about insanity and devotion to a woman. It then records New South Wales population as 97,640 with a circa year’s gain of about 20,000, reflecting an uneven snippet of demography and quotation.
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Mies
Boston
Fader
Rebecca Schneidelbaum
Schoenger
Mr Schniedelbaum
Rebecca
New South Wales
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Edward N. Baker
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Buenos Avers
Argentine Republic
A. A. Gunley
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Colorado Peak
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Michigan
Jay Gould
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Taumeany” Eociety
Henry St. Caorge Tasker
Virginia
James D. Richardson
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Lowe
John Clogget
Mason City
S. Hi. Mallory
Charlten
W. J. Dail
Mount Pleasant
Peter A. Day
Tow City
Enpe
Tendent’ of Public Instruction
J. 2Noepfier
Lansing
Sagiadw
Bay City
Mich
William Meirend
Thee Chil
Wand
George Snyder
Waukesha
Snyder
Acd
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
W. W. Morrow
Blythe
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
August Bolten
Gustav Riebben
Santiago de Cuba
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