Congress Repeals the Ironclad Oath in Railways
The Senate and House debated foreign relations and land policies while voting to repeal the ironclad oath. The session covered bids on Alaskan governance, Indian lands, and pensions, with actions on ships, railroads, and post office delivery. The day closed after a lengthy adjournment in Washington.
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New Mexico
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Aiken
Department of Agriculture
Amien
Madinglt
Disastrous Season for Loggers With Fatal Falls
A lumberman reports four loggers killed by falling trees and fifteen badly injured this season in Black river camps. The latest fatal accident occurred at John Paul’s camp on the West Fork where an unknown man was buried. Barkington mills expect two hundred million feet cut on Blick river and Table river.
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West Fork
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Bank Closes After Heavy Rain In Leadville
Leadville reports the First National Bank shut its doors after a heavy rainfall preparations began for a disastrous rain in the morning. By midnight it announced it would not open and asked for a receiver to prevent attachment. Authorities estimate deposits may exceed three hundred thousand dollars.
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Bank Run Grips Leadville as Prominent Officials Fade
Leadville fears mount after the First National Bank failure. Sheriff guards the bank and a poste, while President DeWalt and Vice President Finn fled by carriage. Mine workers fear trouble when shifts end. rumors of bank officials' crooked dealings spread.
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Finn
Moody Mission Opens After Storm Rages Through Kingdom
Report notes disrupted telegraph wires affecting imports as Moody begins a mission from Stratford to Low amid a sweeping storm. Despite hazardous conditions, 6,000 people gathered and issued encouragement for HES BO. whisky sold under a lemon essence label.
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