Constitutional turmoil in Dakota and Washington conventions
Reports from Sioux Falls, Bismarck, Helena and Olympia detail state constitutional debates. South Dakota faces bond limits and debt allocation with North Dakota. Seattle and Washington discuss taxation limits, municipal indebtedness, and church exemptions while Mississippi seeks Sullivan's extradition after arrest by Inspector Byrnes.
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Trebune
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sins Falls
Congress
North Dakota
J. L. Casey
Jamestown
Senate Committee On Irrigation
St. Paul
Helena
Mont
Ublic
United States
Olympia
W.T
State of
Washington
Sewas
Dam Threat Mounts as Plainfield Faces Great Flood Damage
Floods devastate Plainfield and surrounding towns with the Feltville and Scotch Plains dams precarious. Bridges washed out, rail lines delayed, and homes flooded up to upper stories. Rescues occur as two horsemen warn of a dam breach. widespread losses push total near quarter of a million dollars while Essex County towns report record rainfall and heavy damage.
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Plainfield
Eliville
Scotch Plains
Seeley
Netherwood Heights
Tia Dam
Julian Scott
Tunis J. Carey
Scott
Seeley Mills
Feltville
Felt
Springfield
Green Brook
Tiers
Miecana
Freeh
Somerset St
French
Carney
Rame
William Gasleil
H. 4
Martin
J. W. Stewart Wheelwright
Michael Pradmer
North Plainfield
Hlimm
Seguin
Livers
Stillman
Music Hall
Dockstader
First Baptist Church
Grovest
Coddington
Tce
Plainfield Propert
Job Mole
Jobin I. Tier
Phineas M. French
Elizabeth
Bunewel’s Pond
Salem Mills
Union Township
Strea
Crane
Harrison
Price
Washington Ave
Williama
Wortmen
Pricnst
Morrill’s
Tts Fibin
John Norris
Cree & Leranseller
Hildebrant & Co
William Kennett
Zouave Armory
Essex County
Velleville
Bloo
Oranges
Althugh
Belleville
William, Cortland
John Sts
Hast Orangs
Orange Mountain
Montclair
Rahway River
Mt Clinton
Amherst
Halsted
South Orange
South Orange Ave
Milburn
Montelir
Newely & Hulle
Worl
Clintcrave
Irvington
Erie
Bellevil
Passaic
Indignation over seizure of Black Diamond at Behring Sea
Ottawa dispatches describe Canadian fury over the United States revenue cutter Richard Rush seizing the schooner Black Diamond in Behring Sea. British Columbia residents vow a public meeting and Imperial petitions, while Ottawa denies adopting retaliation and promises prompt measures to protect British subjects at sea.
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Victoria Harbor
Prctoria
B.C
Bebring
Ses
United States Revenue
Richard Rush
Othey the Bush
Victoria
Sitka
Ottawa
B. C
Toronto
Ont
Empire
United States
Behring Sea c
Fisheries Department
Baker
British Columbia
Bamly
Bowell
Seizure of the Triumph Raises Questions on Jurisdiction
Washington reports no official records on the Triumph and Black Diamond seizures by the Revenue cutter Mush, while officials warn the matter could be more serious than the later release of the Hack Diamond. The United States asserts jurisdiction over certain vessels, amid broader Anglo-American tensions. President awaits official news as Alaska seizure warnings spread. London reports Raikes invited Dublin Mayor Sexton to claim a letter about relief funds tampering allegations.
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Raine
Benging Sea
Clevelas Bangor
Elvine
Bar Harbor
Boston
Haine
Behring Sea
Blaine
Shepard
Woashington
United States
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Rourg
Alastas
Great Britain
Shepert
Congress
Seston
Perbaye
Senate
Rennember
Department of State
Sebring
Sei
Byers
Contersaton
United State
England
Sexton
London
Westmaster-General
Raikes
Lam
Dublin
Harrison
Johustown
My. Seaton
Sharp Fighting in Egypt Drives Dervishes Back
Postmaster General notes he will show the envelope to Hue to prove distrust of the Post Office Department. Cairo reports say insurgents under Wad el N'Jumi encamped near Abu Simbel with water depots. skirmishing continues between Egyptian patrols and dervish outposts. Dervishes abandoned TOM village after Egyptians killed thirty four, with several captured. Lieutenant Daguilar and Egyptian cavalry repelled dervish forces near Abu Seventy, with deaths and prisoners.
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Egypt
Cairo
Wodehouee
Wat
Oln'jumi
Abu Simbel
Wad-el N'Jumi
Tom
Greytell
Toskt
Daguilar
11Th
Soudancee
Auabl
Koroskt
Mrs May Maybrick Trial Opens in Liverpool
American Mrs Florence Maybrick is arraigned for the murder of her husband James Maybrick. The crowded courtroom hears her not guilty plea as brother Michael Maybrick disputes arsenic claims and a quarrel spurs talk of separation. Doctor Hopper testifies that nerve tonics were prescribed from New York, with no arsenic noted.
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May Brick
Liverpool
Florence Eizenbeth Maybick
James Maybescr
Michael Maybrick
California Will Cases Stir Blythe Estate Dispute
In San Francisco on July 3 a Supreme Court rehearing was granted in the Jessup case, potentially shaping the Blythe estate dispute involving a legitimate daughter and the illegitimate son who earlier received the bulk of the 240,000 will. The outcome could determine who inherits five million in a related matter.
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California
San Francisco
Supreme Court of California
Jeolly
Jessup
Blyyhe Cme
Jessp
Iilehard
Jocal
Mim
Supreme Court
Thy Tower Court
Pittsburg
Graff, Bennett & Co
John IL. Dalley
Crticians
Bank theft and arrest in Victoria linked to large securities loss
San Francisco reports a Nevada Bank teller, William Leich Ross, arrested in Victoria after fleeing with about 95,000 dollars in bank securities and 2,500 in coin. Investigators tie his defalcation to a trusted associate and a London British contact. a complex fraud tale unfolds with forged orders and possible collusion as the assailant seeks to force a compromise.
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Victoria
B. C
San Francisco
William Leich Ross
Nevada
Moss
Bigelow
Nates
Ross
Davidson
Hulton
Sulton
Bureta Consolidated Mining Company
Oss
Suere
Tross
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Hyrmes
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Adams
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Charles Jobson
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Paul
Muhlenberg Hospital
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Tuease
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Western New-York Salt Producers Association
Marganieing & Trust
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Tauteville
Charles Dilger
Harry Smart
Meisner Green
Smart
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Albert Smith
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Adam
Moth
Robert Furlong
Scranton
Penn
Knights of Labor
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Powderly
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Government Secnst Service
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Finant B. Comidy
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Htt
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N. Ya
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Pierrepont
St. Lawrence Steamboat Company
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