Stone Bill Aims to Shift Immigration Inspection Abroad
Washington July 23 congressional authorities debate Representative William A. Stones immigration bill moving inspection of immigrants to foreign ports under US consuls, with supporters like Senators Davis Chandler and Quay aiming for swift passage. Meiklejohn argues for a $100 tax on aliens and a wage protection approach, while six pension attorneys are disbarred and a Wichita clash injures Corporal Gleaves guarding Rock Island property.
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Washington
William A. Stone
House
Senate
United States
New York
Mr. Stone
Stone
Treasury Department
Davis
Chandler
Quay
Washine Ton
Meiklejohn
Interior Department
Hoke Smith
William H. Kerr
Salineville
Smuel L. Cecil
Travelers Rest
J. 8. Armstrong
Xinia
A. F. Posey
Vicksburg
Miss
Thomas Caldwell
Chetopa
Kan
B. F. Brown
Pittsburg
Wichita
Rock Island
South Enid
C. T
Corporal Gleaves
Moving on Schedule Time
Spokane date July 23 trains on main line and branches move on schedule time. Division HQ moved from Sprague to Spokane. Milwukee upgrades Sioux Falls July 28 new depots to replace those burned July 4. Muscopa brewery fire July 23 causes 11 000 loss partly incurred.
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Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Division
Sprague
Milwukee
Sioux Fallss
Muscopa
Wis
Sugar Trust Senatorial Investigation Reopens Hearings
The Sugar investigating committee in Washington resumed work with Senators Gray Lindsay and Davis present. Henry Rood of the New York Herald testified about sources and alleged sugar stock speculation by US senators since the tariff bill debate. The committee withheld details to protect ongoing inquiry and warned witnesses not to disclose testimony.
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Sugar Trust
Washington
Senate Sugar Investigating Committee
Gray
Lindsay
Davis
Henry Rood
New York Herald
Rood
Commandi Ag
United States
Senate
Debs Nominated for President at Chicago Mass Meeting
A 1500 strong mass meeting on Ogden avenue, Chicago, nominated Eugene V. Debs for U S president. Local labor speakers denounced Cleveland, vowed Populist success, and drafted a letter criticizing the president’s strike handling to be sent with signatures from Labor leaders.
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Chicago
Grover
Cuicano
Ogden Avenue
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Cleveland
Madden
State Federation of Labor
Idaho Cyclone Strikes Elk County Sowing Destruction
A terrible cyclone, Idaho's first, swept Elk County causing uprooted trees and the deaths of thousands of cattle and sheep. Hail up to five inches drenched areas while large trees were blown far distances. Several people were injured and two prospectors are missing in Boisy Ida July 23.
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Boisy
Ida
Idaho
Elk County
Missouri Pacific Trick Reveals false A R U Boycott
St Louis July 28 The Missouri Pacific was never boycotting the A R U as reported. A striker falsified certificates of competency and tried to force Mr Jones to sign them to gain other work. All but one certificate lacked A R U reference and the misread document was not acted upon due to prompt disavowal.
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Missouri Pacific
A. RK. U
St. Louis
Jones
Still Arresting Strikers In Chicago Labor Crackdown
Deputy marshals moved on the Revere House in Chicago shortly after 10 am and arrested members of the A. R. A. board of directors Roy Goodwin W. E. Burns and M. J. Elliott. Stenographer T. P. Benedict was taken into custody under warrants for the group.
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Chicago
Revere House
Roy Goodwin
W. E. Burns
M. J. Elliott
T. P. Benedict
Royalist commission sails to press Hawaii issue in Washington
A Royalist delegation led by Samuel Parker H A Wideman and John A Cummins leaves Honolulu for Washington aboard the Rio Janeiro to seek a president interview on Hawaii. They aim to influence the royalist cause despite shifting sentiment and a pro republic stance emerging in local press. The group includes half Hawaiian and German members and is funded by Royalist supporters. The Holoman paper shifts to urging oath of allegiance to the Republic, signaling waning royalist momentum. An adjacent dispatch confirms Hawaii’s government transition to a republic with Admiral Walker reporting the new constitution. In Wisconsin Banarasoo district Repuplicans renominated J W Babcock by acclamation.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Samuel Parker
H. A. Wideman
John A. Cummins
Washington
Rio Janeiro
Parker
Cummins
Wideman
Holoman
Navy Department
Walker
Islands
Castoria Advert Wordage From Past Offer
When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria. When she was 2 Child she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she clung to Castoria. When she had Children she gave them Castoria. Karl's Clover Root will purify your blood clear complexion regulate bowels and make head clear. 2 abell. 25¢ and 50c. Sold by S. H. Seallin.
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Castoria
Karl
S. H. Seallin
New Uniforms For Corn Belt Band From Concert Receipts
The Corn Belt Band orders handsome new uniforms to be funded by weekly concert receipts at the Corn Palace starting Wednesday evening. Citizens urged to attend as performers donate their time and rely on public support to improve the organization. Also a list of Mitchell post office letters uncalled for as of July 23 1894 includes names with guidance to request “advertised” letters. unclaimed items will move to dead letter after two weeks. Also Foster's Map of the Yankton reservation offered by state agents at fifty cents. Also Shilohs Cure and Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills advertised for coughs and digestion with local druggists selling.
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Corn Belt
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Bunkhart
Chas Bair
J EF Cole
David Fairfield
J Li
Holmes
Frank A
Hess
Earl Thomas
E W
Saml. T. Green
P. M
Grover C. Kelsey
Asa B. Kelsey
George B. Kelsey
Clara E. Kelsey
Walter S. Johnson
Towit
Davison County
South Dakota
Register of Deeds
Electa M. Johnson
Office of Register of Deeds
Davison
E. W. Johnson
A. E. Hrtchcock
Republican State Convention Set for Yankton August 22 1894
The South Dakota Republicans call a delegate convention in Yankton at 4 30 p m on August 22 1894 to nominate candidates for Congress Governor and other state offices. No proxies allowed. alternates may vote. Representation based on vote count for Sheldon in 1892 with specified counties allotted delegates.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Congress
Missouri River
Lyman
Sterling
Noland
Jackson
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Poster
Yankton Reservation
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Mitchell, S. D
Shiloh
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Pras
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