Debate on appropriation survey funding advances in house
A strict party division passed the bill with only Coleman voting with Republicans. Butterworth voted yes. The vote was 162 to 142. The measure seeks 450000 for surveys of rich land and experimental inscription work and may be approved by the appropriation committee next meeting. If enacted, South and North Dakota gain large shares of the funding. Windom urged directing the revenue cutter Bear from Seattle to Alaska to deter water violations and seize vessels under the new policy on fisheries enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Loulainns
Butterworth
Tha
South
North Dakota
United
Railroad News From Canada and United States Railways
The article notes a 7 dollar rate to St Louis by Huslington & Northern and a Vancouver to Alaska line taking shape in Canada. It reports the St Louis San Francisco buy by Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, new Chicago to East coast freight rates, and a $300000 rearrangement plan for Grand Central Station New York with daily 20000 to 30000 passengers. It mentions W. X. Muir of Detroit on a bridge project, a proposed Chicago Toronto Wheeling Connellsville Harpersburg trunk line, and a bid to shorten distance by 100 miles from the Pennsylvania road. It covers Southwestern railroad through rates via Chicago Council Bluffs and Duluth, a Denver coalitions attempt to reach Denver to New York by lake, and Great Northern branch extensions Allen to Monarch Montana with Sand Coulee line resuming. It ends with a derailment involving Southern Pacific officials and C P Huntington on a daylight Atchison trip near Fingetaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Huslington & Northern
Iplu
New York
W. X.muir
Detroit
Detroit Railway
Awiette
Saultite
Maine
Chicago
Toronto
Wheeling
Connellaville
Har Heburg
Atlantic
Linen
Council Blilfs
Duluth
Lake Superior
Denver
Mlon
8, Paul
Sioux Guy
Colorado
Lake
Mobler
Great Northern
Allen
Mont
Monarch
Neihart & Barker
Great Falla
Sand Coulés
Sand Coulee
J. V. Mahoney
Traf
Sioux City & Northern
St. Paul
Sioux
Minneapolis Grand Jury Fails to Indict Bachmh in Adoption Case
Report from Minneapolis notes the grand jury did not indict George R Bachmh for the Joseph Anderson adoption. It details a New York arrest for embezzlement of up to 10000 by a Penney company cashier and recounts a Columbus man’s unlawful abduction and a hanging of Grant Anderson. Also mentions burglaries in Wisconsin and convictions of Louisiana bulldozers for assault and threats to a white woman. The San Francisco case ends in acquittal after Herr is attacked by Naughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Minneapolis, Minn
Haa Cailed
George R. Bachmh
Joseph Anderson
CP. Ennnler
Panneyl
Tania Gan Company
Arte
Citisena
Columbus
Ming
Grant Anderso
Anderson
Jamen Raney
Butehior
Wis
Lincoln County
John F. Naughton
Ganranty Hadowment Association of
San Francisco
M. M. Herr
Herr
Naughton
Multisource Crime and Accident Roundup from 19th Century Europe and America
A chaotic report details duels in Austria Croatia mob violence in Hungary and police killings in the United States and Canada. Included are a Croatian girl challenging Ayouna of Vienne, miner riots in Budapest, lynching fears, bank fraud and a Denver theft case plus a fatal railroad wreck near Dedham Iowa and a Washington Park park death.
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Vienne
Austria
South America
Minera
Bzsasbanya
Hungary
Socnel
Notable Russian Officer Dies by Own Hand at Wiesbaden
The article reports Gor von Witten of the Russian army taking his own life at Wiesbaden several days ago. It also notes plans to make the Russian language compulsory in the ultric provinces and details a Montreal event where a list of fifty estimators who perished in a Josane saytum fire was read.
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Kirkland Arrest
Boston
Mave
Kist
Berlin
Michael Ayrood
Strangler
Havana
Paris
M. Confle
Tutr
Madrid
T Frengh
London
Burnoa Ayers
Puerto Allegegro
Tiia
von Caprivi
Boheme
London Standard
Herlin
Esar
Germany
Parsia
Emla Pasha
Interior of
Africa
Bazamoyo
General Leavitt
Eastport
Lubec
Campobello
N. B
Bonnea
Libben
Brandenburg
Prussia
Jone P. Whelan
Quebes
Canada
Court House
Mercier
Whelan Caye
Bin
Whelan
Papama Canal
Prince Albert Victor of Wales
Duke of
Clarence
Avondale
Earl of
Saliabury
Portugal
Menaurea
Idon
Buyukdere
M. de
Hae
Sir Frederick Middleton
Imperial Service
Cubs
Miguel Graud
Inez
Notary Goufle
Eyraud
Roma
Megiel Daski
Poland
Auleida
Dovtore
North Hill
Burlington
Town
Galpe
Gor. von Witten
Wiesbaden
Ib Fe
Ultic
Montreal
Miscellaneous News Items Mention Local Appointments and Deaths
Gov Mellatte of South Dakota names a commission to the world’s fair with W H McIntyre Republican and others. A firm of George Biatare’s Bons in New York assigns assets. multiple names listed. Albert Heasslerans dies at 30 in Eau Claire Wisconsin. body sent to St Paul. Scientific expedition plans noted for Primce Von College summer. Prof Seoth leads pest specimen work. South Fork and Waite River basing in Northwestern Nebraska referenced.
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H. M. Siatare
Harold Clemons
George Biatare
Bons
New York
Ate
Bonmarion
Albert Heasslerans
Eau Claire
Wis
Wente Wlookoliam
Paol
Beinee ‘Tresaurer Nelson
Ramney County
Dewaed
Tensa
Hospital
Ascientife
Primce- von College
Seoth
South Fork
Waite River
United by Steel Bonds Pan American Railroad Plan
Secretary Blaine submits a plan for a preliminary survey to connect major American Hemisphere cities by rail. An international commission would oversee a neutral, tax free line with shared survey costs among nations. US share estimated at 65000 dollars. Headquarters to be Washington with meetings on October 30.
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Blaine
International American Conference
Congress
Diaz
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
United States
International Board
Army
Navy
Commission
International Conference
Washington
Mys
Central
South America
Congress Authorizes Surveys by Commissioners and Officers
The conference approves the appointment of commissioners and engineer officers to conduct necessary preliminary surveys for the project. This action enables formal survey work and sets the framework for ensuing steps.
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Congress
Disestablishment Debate Grows Amid Clergy Grievances in England
The piece argues rising support for disestablishing the Church of England across the kingdom, noting Scottish disestablishment, Liberationist pressure, and Tory press divisions. It criticizes church endowment abuses, especially clergy salaries and job security, citing Cant erbury as highest and curates as poorly paid.
Incomplete Text Reflects Missing Context
OCR fragment shows garbled phrases and partial words, lacking clear names, dates, or events. The readable bits do not establish a coherent incident, person, or organization to summarize as a news item.
Romance of Dunbar Price Case Illustrates Tolatol Theory
A Paris cable reports E Dunbar Price Philadelphia millionaire near death with no descendants. His grandfather left a million plus to nephews nieces or twenty firsts charitable institutions but none exist. Price and companion Howell Osborne led a lavish life. his marriage to Biewile Barton failed with public quarrels and arrears of alimony. If he dies, the estate passes to charitable trusts under the grandfather’s will.
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Tolatol
Paris
E. Dunbar Price
Philadelphia
Price
Howell Osborne
Cean
Biewile
Mice
Barton
Robert H. Adsme
Brasil
Tynemouth
Goelly
Believer in Hemp Kemmler's Case Before Supreme Court
The case of Kemmler under sentence of death by electricity was argued before the United States Supreme Court on the 20th. Attorney Roger M. Sherman appeared for Kemmler in seeking a writ of error.
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Kemmler
Tha
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Roger M. Sherman
Death by Electricity in New York Case at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard attorney arguments on the fourteenth and eighth amendments regarding whether death by electric chair constitutes cruel and unusual punishment and whether state controls on lethal methods violate due process. Sherman argued the warden’s discretion and New York’s law create dangers and unconstitutional restraint, with the court reserving judgment after further remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aadon
Lefora
Garland
Bayard
Tabor
New York
Sherman
Supreme Court
Snerman
Auburn
Gore
Newark
Maplesugar's Love Plea Rejected in Humorous Courtship
In a comic exchange, Mr. Mildmanner rejects young Maplesugar's plea to marry Elizabeth Ann. He laments multiplying sons-in-law and parries with a tale of previous marriages, concluding Elizabeth Ann cannot wed a fragile suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplesugar
Mr. Mildmanner
Mr. Maplesugar
Yong Man
Elizabeth Ann
Elizabeth
Ann
Mildmanner
Mr. Mapissugar
Maria Jane
Helen Victoria
Sophia Artemisia
William Henry
Hortensia Juventa
Elizabeth Ann Dhavya
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Railroad News
Southern Pacific
C. P. Huntington
Fingetaff
Ni M
Huntington
Jacob
Reisinger
Fireport
Tih
Davies County
Wilhelm
Dora
W. Miller
Fairmount Park
C. T. Rumph & Son
Miller
G. Wells
Hin Iden
Nan
Jack
New York City
Brooklyn
Mueller
Davenport
Iowa
Clinton G. Reynolds
Chambers Btreat
Platinas
Lanyar
Banda of
Alphonse J. Elephant
Carberry
Baltimore
Martin Connelly
North
Reade Streets
Solomon Snow
Farmington
Emigrant Gap
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Dedham
Muna
Robinson
Jeera
Fraight
Elliott
Hobart
Ind
Red
Hilcott
Kenska
Southern Dakota
Robbins Circus
Ep- Ping
Rochester
Boston & Lowell
Lagee
Craston
Doyle
Superior Court
Viola Hom
Sunday Inn
Gov. Mellatte
South Dakota
Han
W.H. Mclntyza
Yaterp
Democrat
Rapid
Cat Ballard
Pierra
Mingre
A. Ramary
Woonsocket
Tor
Church of
Churen
Amit
Canterbury
Ireland
Eason
Inter
mEschange
Dunbar Price
Hemp
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