Fragmented Gazette of oddities and opinions from a late issue
A sprawling garbled roundup mixes crime notes, court cases, political musings, and cultural anecdotes. It mentions indictments in a Northern Pacific matter, a bishop's remarks, fashion and labor topics, wedding hoaxes, crime cases in St. Louis, and a tale of a remarkable gander in Georgia, all presented in a haphazard, period-voice collage.
Congress and Montana election case actions in senate and house
The latest congressional proceedings cover debates on the Montana election, a range of bills including naval appropriations and land acts, and the passage of measures on railway routes, indians reservations, and pensions. Notable events include a dramatic canvassing board critique, adjournments, and tributes to the late James Randall.
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Wargo
N. D
Senate
South Dakota
North Dakota
Washington
Montana
Missouri River
Forest City
House
Signal Corps
Army
Department of Agrave
War Department
Waddell
Veas
Wis
Yeas
Séndenmin
James Laird
Nebraska
Messrs Laws
Conger, Connell
Plumb
Treasury
Finance Committee
Handall
Calleron
Quay
Allison
Dawes
Voorhees
Eustis
Randall
Mourmini
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Aid
Samuel J. Randall
Cannon
Torney
Spriger
Steilly
McKinley
Pan American conference backs reciprocity and single tonnage dues
The Pan American conference favored reciprocity treaties among republics of the American hemisphere to reduce tariffs and allow free entry of products. It endorsed merging port dues into a single tonnage due and proposed a regional international bank to ease direct trade finance. Also reported were a fatal incident in Baltimore Mn where 12 year old William Vogle killed his playmate Daniel Banks with a stone, and the youth’s resulting terror.
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Loren
International American Conference
Committee On Customs Unions
Blaine
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Committee On Banking
U United States
South
Central America
United States
William Vogle
Daniel Banks
Baltimore
Yople
Banks
Yogle
Cuba Autonomy Debate Divides Spanish Cuba News
A Havana-based correspondent reports growing tensions over Cuba's status with Spain as annexationist ideas gain ground. Editorials criticize Spain's taxes and governance while Cubans weigh autonomy versus union with the United States amid uncertain U.S. stance and internal opposition.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Cortes
Spain
Madrid
America
Washington
A Seeming Cruel Fate and Indictments for Democrats
Ferdinand Ward laments being barred from seeing his dead wife as a warden cites rules. The Richmond grand jury indicts several prominent Democrats for obstructing black voters.
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Ferdinand Ward
United States Circuit Court
Richmond
Tornado roars through Sharon area leveling farms
A late Tuesday tornado two miles northwest of Sharon devastated more than six miles of farmland. It destroyed or badly damaged multiple houses and barns, killed and injured residents, scattered money and assets, and extended into Stark county for about fifteen miles with tens of thousands in losses. The storm uprooted trees, collapsed timber, and left several residents injured or dead, including a man found with fatal head injuries and a severely injured woman.
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Akron
Sharon
Ian
Bnt
James Hiurtman
Uriah Worstler
Isaac Brown
Frank LeCroix
Richard Brown
C. @. Crane
Mowthe
Christian Wall
Center
Matthew Bromley
Lromley
Frank Bromley
Allar
Growley
Hugh Franks
Mr. Frank
Frank
Springfiel
Scott Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Fred Harwicks
Daniel Brown
George
Eas Kuntz
Eli Funk
Stark County
Agricultural Report on Winter Wheat and Palm Animals
The April 1 report from the statistical department of agriculture shows winter wheat at 51 overall, rye at 2.8, with central frosts harming wheat and submerge areas ruining roots but some recovery from sprouting. Pacific coast rain and snow delayed seeding and damaged early sown fields. states list New York 84, Pennsylvania 0, Ohio 7, Michigan 67, Indiana 71, Illinois 75, Missouri 63, California 71. Animal losses include horses, cattle, sheep at 43.7, and swine 4. disease and exposure cause countrywide cattle losses over 1,000,000 and larger sheep losses. Ant-Carlist demonstrations erupt in Venice after the arrival of M Quis Carvalbo, with mob assaults on a hotel and Carlist club, two barricades, and troops in control.
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Statistical Department of Agriculture
Central States
Pacific Coast
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Tlinois
Missouri
Kansas
California
No Grounds for Dissatisfaction Reported by Official Messenger
The Official Messenger states students at public institutions in Russia who joined recent agitation had no grounds for dissatisfaction. Friendly advice failed to stop demonstrations, and authorities were forced to employ stern measures to subdue insubordination.
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Russia
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