Fragmented Daily Dispatches of Tragedy and Conflict
A scattered chronicle reports a dynamite blast at a Murray Kentucky gravel pit killing five boys and injuring many, multiple fires burn in Wheeling West Virginia, and cholera rises at Calcutta relief works. It notes an Alaska invasion thread, a Baker City robbery case, flood damages in Pennsylvania, a fatal train mishap in Chicago, and various local calamities with sparse specifics.
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Murray
Wheeling
W. Va
Calcutta
Rewah
Royal Tinto Company
London
Yukon
Al-Ki
Alaska
Louis Mansfeld
Baker City
Foer
Mansfeld
Pittsburg
Monongahels
Pennsylvania
Lumber Manufacturers’ Association of the the Pacific Worth
M . Merry
Pennsylvants
Charles F. Males
Mallee
Port Blakely
Stephen Ringholl
Joseph Ringholter
Walla
Yarrington
Mason Valley
Nevada
Kadler
Galeahe
Najaret
Mpoenger
Winthelas Mentigen
Chicago
Oregon Legislature Adjourns Without Quorum
The Benson house and both chambers adjourned without a quorum as reorganiz ation efforts continue. Senator Mitchell and the Davia house factions report active sessions with absentees due to illness and travel. supporters vow to return to form a constitutional quorum and resume business.
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Benson Mouse
Aon
Oregon
Benson House
House
Senate
Cumber
Boee
Usuas
Joint Ensembly
Bimon
Mitchell
Bensons House
Ieati Hs A Pte
Ite
Joint Assembly Debates Senate Hold-up and Letter over Senator Mitchell
The Salem session records a lengthy joint assembly where absentees include Senator Taylor and Representatives Vaughan and Wagmer. Senator Gowan defended Mitchell and read a letter urging election of a Republican senator, while Republicans pledged to oppose any candidate until a favorable vote. The assembly adjourned with no ballot and the Senate later adjourned by a motion over Washington's birthday.
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Monfay
Salem
House
Senate
Taylor
Thomas
Vaughan
Wagmer
Gowan
Ralem
Bamavel Hughes
Reihe Conference
Balem
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Republican Conference
John H. Mitchell
Brown
Geanter Reed
Douglass
Moewbers
Lim
No Reply Sent to Lee in Havana Crisis
New York reports state department silence on General Lee's demand that Spain respect US treaty rights and free American prisoners. Ruiz died after thirteen days in solitary confinement, while Lee pressed Ahumada to release Scott. Olney received no Washington reply as Spain disregarded treaty limits on confinement and charge notice.
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New York
Havana
State Department
Lee
United States
Ruiz
Scott
Ahumada
Leo
Olney
Florida Canal
Washington
Wedmerlay
Congresa
International Fisheries Policy Report Urges Joint Oversight
A U S commission proposes a permanent joint expert body to supervise fisheries resources between U S and Canada. It endorses data driven regulations and registration of labor to control exploitation, highlighting shared waters from the Great Lakes to the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Canada
Richard Rathbun
William Wakeman
Great Britain
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakea
Irish Columbia
Etute Nualangion
Come
Formtta Mo Pawlte
Uey
Rumor of General Lee's Resignation Stir Cuba Crisis
A Havana dispatch reports American residents fear for safety as rumors spread that General Lee offered to resign and would not be recalled. Minister de Lome notes Lee's stance while Senator Hale cites a denial that Lee asked for passports or warships.
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New York
Herald
Havana
Koy Weat
Washington
Ruiz
Scott
Gomes
de Lome
Lee
Leo
Globe
United States
Congress
Cuba
Senator Hale
Capitol
Secretory Olney
Poisonous mushrooms turn Pastine family toward danger
Richard Pastine an Italian man and his family ate mushrooms in Golden Gate Park on a Wednesday afternoon. Two children are dead and the rest of the family in serious condition. doctors battled to save the survivors. A neighbor notified authorities and relatives were advised to seek care, with hope for recovery for the parents and two surviving children.
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Ran Franciavo
Rhichard Pastine
Golden Gate Park
Wemeaday
Pastine
Che Mae Kinesa
Sugar beets in Northwest trial reports and prospects
Discussion of growing sugar beets in the Northwest based on California and Oregon experiments, seed imports from Germany and Cadogue, and government bounty. notes on cultivation methods, station trials, and mixed results, with concerns about profitability and soil adaptation. The piece also mentions a widow's pensive moment at the end.
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California
Ho Smith
Portland
Mermith
Cadogue
Germany
Alvarado
Cal
Pune
Eoame
Northwest
Corvallis
G Wo Shaw
Rambo
Orbitien
Ariel
Atlas
Three voted no as Senate passes international conference bill
Washington March 1 The Senate approved the international monetary conference bill by a two thirds vote with six days left in the session Only three Republicans Henry and Johnson along with Quigg opposed The bill drew support from Republicans and some Democrats while silver Democrats and other Republicans voiced doubts The day also saw debate on the Erman arbitration measure and a bill to curb importation of maple tobacco The Indian appropriation bill dominated the later session with a pardon debate and Cuba matter updates.
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Washington
Henry
Connecticut
Johnson
Ieliana
Quigg
New York
Evver
Johnsen
GCW
Stone
Grow
Watton
AleCreacy
Sparkman Hartman
Mi Kae
Cooper
Cox
Millan
Erlman
Senate
Spain
United States
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Call
Halo Tod White
Ruiz
Cuba
Sanguillo
Callendar
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