Week’s Tide of Happenings From Coast to Ireland
Two boys drowned in a slough near Marietta Washington. An eight year old boy in Aroyo Valley California died from a rattlesnake bite. Edward Neill died at Wallace Idaho when his clothing caught in a line shaft. Robberies in Cin-cin-non Ohio involved jewelry valued at five thousand dollars. Governor Adams vetoed a cheese margarine bill in Colorado amid bribery accusations. Irish meeting in Dublin calls for an independent league based on civil and religious liberty and complete independence. Hat trimming cane ruling favors the government after tariff dispute. A Japanese expedition to Mexico, a Fox Island hunting event, and the death of Seth L Milliken in Washington are noted. A Portuguese murder in Cal. is investigated and a sheep market report from Heppner Oregon is included.
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Marietta
Wash
Frank Floyd
Aroyo Valley
California
Edward Neill
Wallace
Idaho
Cincinnen
Adams
Colorado
Dublin
Ireland
Irish League
League
Indian land amend open to limited leases by government
The House completed consideration of Senate amendments to the Indian appropriation bill and sent it to conference. Aimed to bar corporations from possessing Gilsonite deposits in Uncompahgre, with government leases in limited areas and terms. Also disallowed oil and gas lease ratification by the Buneca council after a December debate.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ottawa Tariff War Hits United States Hard
The new Canadian tariff lowers rates for British and other goods, reducing the general tariff by one eighth in year one and one quarter thereafter, with exceptions for wine tobacco cigars and cigarettes. The measure aims to favor imports from allied countries amid domestic economic policy debates.
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Ottawa
United States
Great Britain
Smallpox in Cuban Prison Sparks U S Concern
Reports from Havana say smallpox has appeared in Cabanas prison with one death and three infected Americans. General Lee and Acting Captain General Ahumada were notified. Americans to be vaccinated. Melton and others may gain release amid Weyler opposition. Also updates from Santa Clara and Banka amid Cuban conflict news.
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New York
The
Herald
Havana
Cabanas
Owen Melton
Gonzales
Lee
United States
Aho
Ahumada
Ie Ia
Melton
Epain
General Woyler
Santa Clara
General Weyler
Meanio
Spain
Banca
Santiago de Cuba
Galicia
Nueva Espana
Reina Mercedes
Arroyo Blanco
Trinidad
Cisneros
Banes
Weyler
Greece's Day Victories Across Fronts Reported
London reports from Athens and Constantinople detail Greek successes in the eastern campaign. Crown Prince Constantine relays Greek advances at Katerina, Lutcehaion, and along the Salonica front, with Turkish stores and forces disrupted. Reports mention attacks repulsed near Gritzovali and Nosoros, and Greek troops advancing in Epirus toward Damata and Imaret.
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London
Athens
The
Chronite
Constantine
George
Ligeria
Nezeros
Raprani
Katerina
Chronicle Bay
Lutcehaion
Commandoro Bachtouris
Mount Olympus
Edlem Pasha
Salonica
Elassona
Crete
Videray
Verla
Giritzovali
Simul
Turka
Theastalian
Theanly
Reveni
Boughnai
Damata
Gritzovali
Mati
Grevks
Nosoros
Derchi
Epirus
Imaret
Filiptada
Grevka
Salagera
Jsme
Gulf of
Sardnica
Eddhhem Pasha
Greece
Penora
Ethem Pasha
Pintomona
Macedonia
Senate Passes Bankruptcy Bill Amid Tight Session
The Senate approved the bankruptcy measure by a 49 to 8 vote as debate raged over Greece sympathy actions, and leadership moved to adjourn while committees shaped related appropriations. The house advanced amendments and the death of Representative Holman sparked formal adjournment proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Cungress
Allen
Greece
Davia
Committee On Foreign Relations
Delate
Conate
Morgan
House of Representatives
Teeupinel
Concigaun
Adda
Chandler
Adten
Ty Neleon
Minnesota
Holman
Levee Breach at Shipland Threatens Gulf Waters
Greenville Mississippi reports a new levee break on the Shipland promontory area, 800 feet wide and ten feet high, flooding 19 000 acres and submerging Mayernville the county seat. The disaster threatens Issaquens Sharkey Yazoo and Warren counties with ten to twenty feet of water, forcing mass abandonment of farms and homes as terror grips residents.
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Greenville
Miss
Mississippi
Shipland
Mayernville
Mayoraville
Yazoo
Issaquens
Sharkey
Wuarren
Northwest States Briefs From Oregon to Washington
A district report lists Coquille City building a new courthouse at 81025. Crook County liabilities total 35087 with receivables 34545 while Benton County court trial ended without a jury. Walla Walla and The Dalles report measles affecting schools. Sheep and cattle industries across Crook, Lake, Grant, and Union counties report strong lambing and market activity.
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Circuit Court
Benton County
J F Nowlen
Umatilla
Wallowa County
Kidder
Baker City
Long Creek Valley
Grant County
Klamath County
Dalles
Academy Park
Union Street
Ashland
Ni Aare
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