Tur Fench treaty passes third reading in Dominion senate
Fresh reports from St Petersburg list 65 cholera cases and 39 deaths on the 17th. News from Samoa via Auckland notes a petition for annexation to Germany. Sacto Cesarm, accused of Carnot’s murder, was indicted in Lyons. Colorado’s Gov Warre says he will not seek US Senate seat. Minneapolis cruiser earns ovation in Philadelphia. Baltimore plant of Columbian Iron Works damaged by fire. President Gourde of the AFL returns to New York from Chicago and denies rift with Deb. Utah statehood bill signed. labor talks in Chicago planned. Weekly US failures total 73, Canadian failures 44. Paris posts bomb predictions in retaliation for anarchist executions. Umbrella Co receivership assigned in New York. Carnot’s funeral held at the Pantheon. Honolulu notes reciprocal tariff issue with Hawaii. Chicago petition urges rapid tariff action. Arrests follow for rail union leaders in Chicago. Indictments issued by federal grand jury in Chicago.
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Tenness
John Case
Hudson
John Crousley
Barney Morgan
Senate Committee of Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
Congress
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
M. Huette
Peizeto
Mapares Poug-Brer
Charles Cramp
Philadelphia
Hagner
Equity Court
Washington
Polk
Augustus C. Boel
Homestead Steel Works
Carnegie & Co
Homestead
Wm. J. Scanlan
Bloomingdale
Standard K Co
Persia
St Louis
Joseph D. Gramedio
Port Arthur, Duluth & Western Railroad
Hos. Eowanp V. Coster
Watersmeet
Michigan
Fifty-Third Congress Advances Various Bills And Incidents
The Senate moved on the agricultural and Indian appropriation bills and discussed the bankruptcy provisions. In the House the railroad strike, immigration inspection, and diplomatic bills drew attention, with a conference on several measures. A cable from Secretary Gresham criticized Japan over Korea, and other items included ship news, accidents, and notable deaths.
Torrid Weather and Turbulent News Across States
Telegrams report extreme heat of 98 degrees in New York streets and record heat elsewhere. Prostrations occur among mill workers in Pittsburg. Italian settlement in Cleveland faces a disease outbreak feared to be linked to squalor. A fatal cresore damages Wirwin Kentucky injuring a dozen. A steamboat incident near Rock Island injures a Black farmer amid insult allegations. A Tokyo woman, Lizzie Christian, arrest for horse stealing in Sedalia. National failures rise to 236. suffrage reports oppose women voting except on school matters.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Wirwin
Jessamine County
Zac Baows
Galesburg
Josephine
Rock Island
Iil
Caetain
Brown
Tokyo
Lizzie Christian
Sedalia
United States
Canada
Philip Tucker
J. Lock
Wilmington
Del
Lock
Mississippi Legislature Faces Treasry Warrants Controversy
The Mississippi Legislature approved an act authorizing the governor and state officials to issue five dollar warrants drawing 2 percent interest, payable annually. Auditor Hazen disputed their circulation, while Governor Stone defended the act and warned against government interference. A separate story notes a quick marriage in Colreville and other local events including a fatality in Rankin County and a storm in Clarksdale.
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St. Leonie
Mpany
Stone
W. E. Hazen
Unitnd States Secret Service
Washington
Sime
Hazen
St. Louis Beak Note
Magen
Flazen
United States
St States
St. Louis Bank Note Company
Haren
Treaearee
Gorstien
Alors
Carreery
Mr. Hazen
The Cestemary Tests and Inductive Theorical Trends
Dun's Commercial Review notes the aftereffects of two great strikes easing, with political division in Congress increasing economic uncertainty. Treasury receipts rise, imports shift expectations, and wheat and corn markets show fragility. Textile and iron industries face demand, tariff doubts, and rail blockades. overall, exports lag, prices fall, and failures rise modestly in U.S. and Canada.
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R. G. Dun & Cas Weekly Review of
Congress
Treaserr
Emstom
Jane
Oraris
Jele
Pittsbergh
Ween Geeis
United States
Canada
Destruction of Union Manufacturing Plant at Swissvale
A large fire destroyed the Union Manufacturing Co. plant at Swissvale station on the Pennsylvania railroad. The blaze left Swissvale without water and the origin tied to a boarding house grocery and post office. Officials report no resistance expected as troops arrive, with regiments moved toward Butte.
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Union Manufacturing Co
Swissvale
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cave Dwellers in Mexico And Their Possible Link to Cliff Dwellers
Dr Carl Lambyzio Seribeer notes Tarahumaris and Tepehuanes in Chihuahua live in Sierra Madre caves. He argues Tarahumaris resemble cliff dwellers in some ways yet lack archite ctural feats, pottery quality varies, and overall connection to ancient cliff dwellers remains unproven.
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Hearneeke
Chihuahua
Great
Sierra Madre Range
Mar
United States
Mexico
Testay
Carl Lambvizio Seribeer
From Mountain to Plain in the Age of Machines
The passage contemplates a shift from mountainous to plains life, contrasting romance and progress. It warns that modern civilization creates distant perils, with impersonal warfare and massed mechanized forces, while praising older hand made life and true art versus machine efficiency. It cites historical figures and echoes a nostalgia for authentic craft over industrial uniformity.
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Mamas Mabetatinn
Valler
Mewantein
Alaric
Sicily
Tamcred
Esar Roergia
Tonzaire de Cordera
Garibalti
Simguler
The Beaty ornt of early lumber drying and magnetism myths
A collection of short curiosities and fiction excerpts. It discusses early lumber drying errors from hot air and steam, a fan etiquette piece contrasting Japanese symbolism, a tale of a dramatic resurrection with Tom Wratten reviving James Benton, a college motto anecdote about integrity, and a Goethe quote on wishes versus powers.
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American Federation of Labor
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Paris
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Supreme Court of New York
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Miles M. Obrien
Umbrella Co
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West Virginia Cina Companies
Wheeling
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President Carnot
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Faris
Lazare Carnot
Mo Satori
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Journal of the i
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Thomas Crow
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New York Express
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St Loui Coffin Company
M. P. Lowrey
Vieksborg Street Railway Company
Vieksborg
Warren County
Railooad Company
Rankin County
Gil Counter
Ellis Hemingway
W. D. Shoe
Pulaski, Tenn
Wynn-Preston Institute
Coffeeville
Shoe
Mollie Smith
Jackson
Harry
Asl
Goez
Clarksdale
Parteus
Elwetele
Dun's Commercial Review
Asion Manufacturing Co
Butte
Helena
O. S. Whitter
Popular Science Monthly
Fuji-san
Jeaquis
Conta
James Rengeon
Jimmy
Tom
Howard
Tom Wrattom
James
Ami
Agsin
Gwendoline
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Tom Wraytos
Miss Howard
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Tom Winston
Saas
Toonse Stone Foundation
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Ace & Compeed
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Sasseos
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Tom Wrayton
James Benyon
Gwendolen
Wellester College
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