WAR AND STRIFE IN COLORADO MINING RIELDS ENDS
Cripple Creek Colo June 6 Miners lay down arms after reading arbitration terms agreed between Gov Waite and mine owners. Eight hour workday pay three dollars daily and no union discrimination. Militia ordered to restore order. News of clashes and vigilante actions across several towns including Powellton McKeesport and Williamson county reported amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Sugar Tax Debate Moves Free Sugar Schedule Passage
The compromise amendments to the tariff bill passed in the chamber shaping duties on sugars. Aimed to place all sugars on the free list, the vote split along party lines with Democrats largely in support and Republicans split. the measure continues Hawaiian free entry and imposes ad valorem duties and per pound differences on tested sugars. The sugar schedule is pivotal and expected to push the bill toward early passage despite Republican threats of a final challenge in the Senate.
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World and national notices from Augusty and New York
Immigrants congress meets in Georgia with large attendance. Yale may send an athletic team to England in July to face Oxford. Gladstone remains in good health with improving eye. Passengers sail to Europe including Princess Colona. she expects six months away. Albany banker Charnely Williams presumed drowned in Adirondacks. Gold shipments reach 2 million dollars. J Edwards schooner sinks near Sable Island. Robert Hull dies in Scotland. Mrs Samuel Raphael of Brooklyn has four children. Captain Nathan Peters, longtime Freemason, dies in Amesbury. NYC tenement explosion kills one, injuries four. Government approves sale of remaining Otoe reservation lands. Professor Whitney near death. Wheat futures drop in New York. American Physicians and Surgeons congress adjourns. Prince of Wales Britannia wins New Thames Yacht Club race. Colonel Edward Mason made brigadier general. Cripple Crockanks riot prompts shipment to Colorado. Haines predicts W. Whitney as New York governor candidate. Monthly debt statement shows $78,003,207 in reserve and 11? in provides.
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Marching seekers fail to find goods at towns
The text notes travelers have not found a town or store to buy clothing shoes hats or caps. It urges visiting the Great Western Clothing Company for cheap goods and mentions a $1.25 shoe and tailor made suit at low prices as part of a drive this week.
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Congress and State Measures in Busy Legislative Period
Reports from Washington and Minnesota courts detail a flurry of activity. The Senate and House debated the sugar schedule and tax repeals while a joint resolution allocated 10000 for a signature investigation committee. In Winona, pension fraud indictments against several doctors were entered with arraignments planned. Wisconsin veterans prepared for a four‑day Madison reunion with an elaborate program.
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