Senate Deadlock Over Hawaii Annexation and Release Demands
Washington July 15 Senate delayed for hours amid roll calls and quorums as leadership sought action on Barris resolution to block government action on the Union Pacific by alleged treaty. Davis reported a joint resolution urging release of the schooner Competitor’s captives and restoration to owner, citing a “mockery of a trial” and demanding reparations from Spain including the captives’ release. includes details of trials, language about jurisdiction, and the status of Ono Alelton Laborde and William Gildea, with Laborde a U.S. citizen and Gildea a British subject.
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Hawaii
Washington
Senate
Barris
Ux Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
Harris
Davis
Communes On Foreign Relations
White
Stanter Davis
Ret
Ono Alelton
Alfred A. Laborde
William Gildea
Spain
Madrid
Cabenas
Mellon
Laborde
United States
Gildea
Ras
Lemon City
Fla
Dr Bull's Baby Syrup Relief Claim in 19th Century Ad
Annie E Burkhart of Reams Town Pa touts Dr John W Bull's Baby Syrup as a remedy for colic and crying babies. She reports a single dose soothed her infant into quiet sleep and praises the product as a blessing to mothers. The ad lists prices and sellers at STRINUR BROS and REMSBURG with address details.
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John W. Bull
Dr. Bull
Annie E. Burkhart
Reamstown
Kentucky's old Democrats in the party fold rally new unity
Report on Kentucky Democrats urging unity to reclaim members who strayed, aiming to present a solid national Democratic front against the Republicans. Notes attendance by prominent figures including Carlisle and Henry Watterson with a pledge to fight free silver without compromise. Also mentions John P. Hindman nominated for clerk of the court of appeals and obituaries of General John F Farnsworth with a life in law and politics.
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Kenucky
Whitney
Carlisle
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Republican Party
John P. Hindman
Adair Counts
Carcel
Court of Appeals
Demu
Reservoir Flood Ravages Town and Mills In New York
Five bodies recovered and two to three remain missing after two large reservoirs burst in the Mutteawan Matteawan area. Homes swept away, brick yards ruined, and survivors recount rescue efforts as floodwaters carried debris through the valley. Coroner Bevier names include Mrs Conroy and Mrs Ferry among the dead, with others missing or injured.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Fely
Mutteawan A
Fishkill
Mitchess
Hood
H. B. Bevier
Statteawan
John Conroy
Timoney
Mary Ferry
Wiliam Ferry
Phiamena Deluka
Engineer Conroy
Julia Conroy
Dsed
Conroy
Ae Sarian
Timoner
Patrick Murphy
Murphy
Timowny
Frank Timoney, Jr
Sturphr
Frank McGinnis
Hammond & Freeman's
Timoney’s
Charles White
Acre
Montreal
H_ Reilly
Timon
Murph
Reilly
Express
John T. Lundy
Matteawan
Prominent Forger Ends His Life in Ashland
Ashland Wisconsin July 5 R c Herda lau a noted forger who drew attention with a sensational case shot himself. He had been engrossing clerk of the Wisconsin senate in the last session and was well known statewide. Three weeks earlier at his Ashland home he was arrested on a $2000 county order forgery charge. In recent days many crooked transactions were said to come to light. Berd lauff was out on bail when he killed himself.
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Ashland
Wis
R. c. Herdalau
Hey
Wisconsin Senate
Berdlauff
Fatal Church Explosion Shocks New York Community
The basement of the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompeii on Sullivan Street was wrecked by a gas explosion yesterday afternoon. Laborer Francis Isalo, 35, is fatally injured. Rector Father Zaboglio, a leading Italian figure, is severely burned and will lose his eyesight. Sexton Sanchez Vincenzo is also blind.
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York
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompeii
Sullivan Street
Francis Isalo
Zaboglio
Sanchez Vincenzo
Cleveland Order Revoked by McKinley on Pension Agencies
Washington July 15 President McKinley issued an order suspending the consolidation of the pension agencies. The move reduces the number of agencies from eighteen to nine and acts as an effective revocation since the original order never went into operation.
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Cleveland
Washington
McKinley
Death of Publisher McLaughlin in Philadelphia
Frank A Mc Laughlin veteran printer and publisher and principal owner of the Philadelphia Times died yesterday at his residence 3817 Chestnut street aged 69 after months of failing health and a severe gout attack in March.
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MccLaughlin
Philadelphia
Frank A McLaughlin
The
Philadelphia Times
Chestnut Street
McLaughlin
Would-be Rescuers Drowned in Vermont Freshet
Frank Scott and Frank Hyre drowned at West Enosburg while attempting to save the Dow family amid a freshet. The incident occurred yesterday in St. Albans, Vermont, as onlookers watched two would-be rescuers lose their lives.
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St. Albans
Frank Scott
Frank Hyre
West Enosburg
Dennis Dow
Portugal Demands Apology Over Flag Incident in Monterey
Portugal seeks an apology after a Portuguese flag was torn down and burned in Monterey California. Secretary Sherman has sent Ambassador Hay to obtain guidance on Behring Sea questions. McMillan likely to be Tennessee’s next United States senator to replace the late Harris. A 10-year-old boy fatally stabs a 12-year-old after a dispute in Charlotte. Klondike fever offers miners fifty dollars a day in the new Alaska fields as the rush grows.
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Portugal
Monterey
Cal
Sherman
Hay
McMilian
United States
Tennessee
Harris
Charlotte
N.C
John F. Austin
George K. Caton
Klondike
Alaska
Michael to Become a Sprinter in New Sprint Move
Boston July 13 All long distance bicycle matches for Jimmy Michael are canceled and the Welshman will focus on sprint events. He changed from his 120 year to 105, pacemakers released, private trials at Charles River park Buffalo and New York show strong sprint ability. He is ready to race top sprinters in America or match any sprint racer worldwide.
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Michael
Boston
Jimmy Michael
Charles River Park
Buffalo
New York
America
Miners Striking Across Regions Raise Unrest in West Virginia
Pittsburg July 13 miners strike actions expand with talks of eastward spreads as Pennsylvanian pits face possible shutdowns. Operators brace for further stoppages while DeArmitt of New York and Cleveland Gas Coal joins mediation efforts. West Virginian mines see new walkouts and potential coal stoppages amid tense labor environment. Governor Drake Owen injured in Des Moines courthouse incident.
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Pittsburg
Penn Las Cowlermpany
SGM
Westmoreland Gas Coal Company
Dolan
Warner
1 Le
Stivkel Lalien
Washington Coal and Coke Company
Arain
Castie
Betdler's
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
DeArmitt
Sandy Creek
W. P. Detumitt
Cook & Sons
Alison
AieGovern Station
Washington County
Clark
Bishop
Mecgovern
R. di. PebOp
West Virginia
Neid
Ghio
Cox
W. H. DeaArmitt
DeAarmit Weethe
Subhe
Maige
Feat along the Bald S bobbin shop riverfront tragedy
Five young men attempted to cross near Bald S bobbin shop falls, landed on rocks below, three drowned. Names include Krank Mind 22, Joseph Lavoe 20, Thomas Terrien 20. William Lavoe and George Terrien survived. Bodies unrecovered. Also, Washington named diplomats and a Bath schooner wreck with the captain drowned.
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Manchester
Nhl
Juiz Ib
Bald 'S
Krank Mind
Joseph Lavoe
Thomas Terrien
William Lavoe
George Terrien
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
National League games in several cities produced varied scores with many incomplete lines. Notable tallies include Chicago 15 Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 3 at Louisville, and Providence 7 Syracuse 5. Eastern and Atlantic leagues show multiple pairings with mixed outcomes across Scranton Lancaster Paterson Newark and other venues.
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Chicaxe
Brooklyn
Chicano
Cincinnati-Cincinnati
Lousville
Philadelphia
Dy Lensus
Cleveland
Leston
Scranton
Buffalo
Providence
Syracuse
Lancaster
Hartford
Paterson
Norfolk
Matersans
Newark
Athlete
Richmond
Athletic
Wall Street Gains Amid Broad Market Strength in July Trade
In New York and Philadelphia, markets advanced on widespread activity. Lehigh Valley’s absence as an independent factor boosted coal shares while grain and livestock prices showed firm or varied moves across spring and summer contracts. Major indices reflected optimism with the grand Bers posting notable gains and Philadelphia grains supporting overall strength.
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New York
St. Paul Common
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Vatler
J. Central
Central
Pennsylvania
Reading Lake Erie & Wlu
St. Paul
Faly
Pennroller
Delaware
Western Creamery
Uaic
Elsins
Sidairy
Penn
Tull
Sky City
Baltimore
Bagar
Asti teacy as tone a vick once a noted Hagers
Fragmentary OCR text describes a person once noted in Hagers with uncertain details about their teaching tone and possible misspelled names. The readable items suggest a biographical or local historical note but lack clear events, dates, or affiliations to confirm specifics.
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Asti
Vick
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