Population figures and global notes in mid year report
A late June census roundup details Bosnia and Greece populations with religious breakdowns, Memphis sanitation figures, and global food and commodity origins. It also reports cholera in Japan, Irish bank deposits, London street cleaning, US colleges and universities, and recent public notices including civic crimes and aid shipments to Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Congress and Senate Debates on Townshend Duty Bill and Commerce Commission
The Geneva Award Bill dominated a long session with filibuster tactics as Townshend's duty relief faced committee shifts. Senate figures proposed a three‑Senator three‑Representative three‑citizen commission to study interstate commerce while other debates touched diplomatic and education bills and a pledge to curb third term moves.
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Senate
Mrs. House
Townshend
oLane
House
Committee On Ways and
Cameron
Congress
National Educational Association
McLane
Secretary of the Interior
Hatch
Adams
Messrs
Blackburn and Townshend
Messia, Robeson, Els and
Monroe
Surrender Prospects for Sitting Bull Band and Ute Seekers
Washington dispatches report Interior Department learned many in Sitting Bull's band applied at Fort Peck for rations and offered to surrender arms and ponies. Schurz expects remaining Ute involved in the Meeker massacre to be brought in soon. Ouray and Ute chiefs leave for Colorado. President nominates Pettis for New Mexico Supreme Court associate justice and Angell for China envoy. Bwitt and Trescott named to China commission. Paine resigns as Commissioner of Patents.
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Washington
Interior Department
Sitting Bull
Fort Peck
Schurz
Meeker
Jack
Mra. Meeker
Ouray
Colorado
A. Newton Pettis
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
James B. Angell
Michigan University
United States
China
George F. Seward
Jol F. Bwitt
California
William H. Trescott
South Carolina
Halbert E. Paine
Patents
Prolonged European Peace Talks and Balkan Tensions
The report notes the British Parliament prorogation and a general election call, the Queen's speech praising peace in Europe and swift Afghan settlement, and relief measures for Ireland. Dispatches cite Turkish refusal to pay Montenegro over Gusinje, Greek ransom payments, Samana, San Domingo fire, and Irish sympathy signals. Montreal dispatches describe French Canadian migration to US states for rail lumber work, while a St. Petersburg note mentions the Czar mortally wounding his confidant and Eugenie’s departure to South Africa.
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Mexico
Canalan
St. Petersburg
Parnell
Enntscorthy
Ireland
Pananim
Colombia
Washington
Victoria
Beatrice
Baden-Baden
Cadiz
Spain
Socintan
Gundamak
Cork
William Shaw
House of Commons
Siam
Europe
Hungary
Thow Ganda
Afghanistan
Constantinople
Gusinje
Montenegro
Synge
Samana
San Domingo
Montreal
Canada
Michigan
Colorado
California
Eugenie
Southampton
South Africa
Degrees Against Unauthorized Religious Athletics in France
Degrees against unauthorized religious athletics in France were published on the 30th morning. The Jesuit measure dissolves the association and orders vacating member establishments within three months. The rest of the report covers British volunteer regiments, U.S. Senate activity, Geneva Award debate, and political conventions.
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France
Jesuita
Brighton
United States
Senate
Alaska
Sheridan
General Grant
Cuba
Mexico
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Albany
United States Senate
Thurman
United States Army
Marcus A. Reno
Seventh Cavalry
St. Paul
Washington
Panama
Harrisburg
Arrest of Dr Dixs Tormentor in New York Letters Case
Baltimore dated report says James Guayler and a detective arrested Eugene Fairfax Williamson in this city on charges of writing anonymous letters and sending people to Dr. Morgan Dix and others. Williamson confessed and gave details of trips to New York in February and March staying at the Windsor Hotel and Fifth Avenue Hotel, claiming no motive or extortion.
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Archbishop Wood
Philadelphia
Dr. Dix
New York
Baltimore
Eugene Fairfax Williamson
Fittsburgh
Buffalo
Chicago
Turre
Edward Westlake
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cable
Pittsburgh
National Greenback-Labour Party
Albany
Patrick E. Ford
George O. Jones
James E. Wright
Samuel Lovell
Pennsylvania
Edison
Dix
Jo” Williamson
Gayler
Post-Office
A. C. Consin
General Grant
Jersey City
N. J
Minnesota
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Joan B. Grister
Patten
Wamexo
Kansas
Moran
Cook County
Ill
Illnois
Illinois Supreme Court
David A. Gage
Gage
Denver Tribune
Santa Harbata
N. M
Winfield
Kan
Texas Republican State Convention
Austin
National Republicans of
St. Louis
Richmond
G. L. Christian
Hastings Court
Ilinois Supreme Court
Count de Lesseera
San Francisco
Civil Engineers’ Club of
Northwest
Grant
San Antonio
Tex
Union
Quincy
Denis Kearney
Kalloch
Lund-Lottera
Kearney
BaLrimony
James Guayler
Morgan Dix
Williamson
Windsor Hotel
Iowa Legislature Chronicles Adjournment and Conventions
The Iowa Legislature reports a concurrent session with the Senate and House adjourning after adopting resolutions, debating tax and bond measures, and appointing trustees for state institutions. A joint convention named university and college trustees while funding, taxation, and school provisions dominate the agenda.
Political clashes and party strategies across states
A mosaic of Civil War era disputes and party maneuvers surfaces. Critics label Republicans as deserters while Democrats push for control through contested seats and electoral tactics, with figures like Logan Carpenter Porter Drew Wade and Hill cited amid national debates.
Preparing to Steal the Presidency Conspiracy in Congress
The article accuses the Democrats of plotting to retain majorities in both chambers and win a House majority by unseating Republicans. It cites Kellogg Orth and Washburn as targets to gain control of states and influence the presidential race, arguing the plan threatens law and equity.
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Don of
Washburn Kelly
Bisbee
Hull
Florida
Sully Bisbee
Enae
Aodmit
Democrata
Representative Hill
Ohio
Washington
Republicana
Indianapoles
Congress
House
Kellogg
Orth
Washburn
McCabe
Mr. Orth
Indiana
Puttin
Orti
Minnesota
Theinnesota
Washurn
Donnelly
Ex-Governor Garcelon’s Confession Exposed in Legislature Probe
The Milne Legislature committee finds ex Governor Garcelon’s testimony more confession than fact. It details suspected election return manipulation, improper use of public funds, and lawbreaking amid a fusion effort. The report notes his admission of errors and questionable conduct, with the Boston Journal summarizing the conclusions.
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Milne
Garcelon
Thorn
Executive Council
Counellor
Dr. Garcelon
Council
Boston Journal
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