Turbulent telegrams hint at mixed international tensions
A chaotic transcript of telegrams and brief items notes a stalled presidential action in Utah, a Belgian minister to Prague dead, suspected corporate meddling in Chicago, and assorted political, legal, and violent incidents across the United States. It covers political maneuvering, strikes, and public order events amid a broad national snapshot.
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Chicago
Champlonship
England
Pim
Hidyard
Supreme Council of the National
Lookout Mountain
Porthoro States
Iowa
Wisconsin
Blupmuyt
Goxeyitus
Voorlices
Wiptog
Gud
Tar
Whison
Cleveland
Trig
Andrew C. White
Russia
New York
Viregna
Wis
Mlinois
F.C. Wallevina
la Salle County
Congress
Prook B. Zimmerman
California
United States
Berlin
Germany
Abbott
Bag -Bacn
Racine
Denver
Cal
Wolcott
Carlsbad
Washington
Russell
Obieago
Erin
Warren Springer
Obleago
Marmon Ng
Marwon
Mnsbad
Jrior
Metropolitan Elevated Bull
Ingrasp
Lowell
Ypten
Federal Law Makers Adopts Resolution On President’s Course
Washington July 16 The house adopted a strong resolution approving the president's course by a vote of 125 to 1. Speeches by McCrears l Catchings Peace and Bland offered criticism but were not severe. The day was largely spent pressing the Bailey bankruptcy bill, but a quorum failed, and passage was postponed to today.
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Malntia
Jeff Chicago
Sioux City
Board of Supervisors
Pepibdlican
Countty
Emprative
I Chicago
Weir
Williaw A. Johnson
Volored
Wilfare
Newport
H. 1
Boston
Butlers
Chicago
Miles
Senate
Seallue Dg Studford
Tre
Edward Holloway
Fontanet
Jude Cooley
Leteen
We Eimittee
Washington
House
McCrearsl
Catchings
Peace
Bland
Waslington
Louse
Bailey
Judicary Committee
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Mississippi River
Dubuque Town
Hansborough
Cockerell
Goly
Voorhees
House Messife
Dms
Ayondd
Manderson
Manderson Trep., Nev
Sibene
Wrehington
Dls
Thenbers
Bowers
Mensrs
Holmnez
Allen
Washington Debates Tariff Conference Report and Senate Contrast
Washington July 19 reports crowded galleries and tense debate over the tariff conference report. Chairman Wilson arrives injured, sparking demonstrations as lawmakers press two hour debate limits and remedy for disagreements with the Senate amendments. Subsequent sessions note continued partisan clashes on tariff provisions, sugar schedules, and constitutional reform.
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Voorhees
Washington
Howe
Pela Yead
Wilson
Bis
Outhwaite
Olio
Committee On
Wndey
Senate
Appo
Wankins
Wade
Reed
Cottins
Johdsen
Mer Johnson
House
Mektuley
Mr. Wilson
Eni
Arrest of Tosaph Ginnoghio in Italy sparks release bid
Tosaph D. Ginnoghio, a St Louis native, was arrested during a visit near Geroa Italy and compelled to enter solitary service by Italian authorities under desertion charges. Relatives are seeking his release.
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Tosaph D. Ginnoghio
St Louis
Geroa
Italy
Noxious weeds sow thistle menace from Wisconsin bulletin
The University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station issued a bulletin on noxious weeds, highlighting kickers like sow thistle. It includes three photos to help weed commissioners and farmers identify sow thistle and similar plants, warning that sow thistle is a major agricultural threat. The bulletin urges copies to be sent to weed commissioners and intelligent farmers, noting study of Russian thistle found within state bounds and promising further bulletins on other topics.
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Agricultural Experiment Stadiau
University of Wisconsin
Got
Canada
Dakota
Dukori
Kugsin
Madison
Maison
Adress Aurimlyai
Wis
Youthful Criminals Rise in France’s Prisons
The Gazette reports that most dangerous criminals are now youths under 20, challenging the belief that mature age marks the worst offenders. Abbe Faure’s memoirs and magistrate Guillot note a growing youth delinquency, with Paris boys often banished by age 15, reflecting a broader social and religious crisis.
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We &T
Luis’ Gazette
Cue
Apoel
le Moise
Abbe Faure
Grande Loquette
M. Cuiliet
Svereage
France
M. Guilloy
Paris
Republic
Remarkable Kite Altitudes Stir Scientific Debate in 1800s
The St Louis Republic reports on kite height limits arguing objects in the air seem farther away than they are. It cites experiments by Hinkleman Irvon and Watson showing single kites reach about 1800 feet while multiple kites may reach over two miles with intricate arrangements and tail string adjustments.
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St. Louis Republi
Hinkleman
Buda Peath
Irivon
Watson
Russian Academy of Sciencea
Breenes
Finland
Judge Barrett Certifies Reasonable Dialt to Erastus Wiwan
Judge Barrett issues a certificate of reasonable dilat to Erastus Wiwan, detailing compliance steps and formal acknowledgment of the requested adjustment. The document notes the parties involved and cites applicable local standards governing such determinations.
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Barrett
Erastus Wiwan
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