Hussias tariff sparks enormous tax on Iion bonds
Erman t proposes huge tax on Iion bonds in retaliation for Hussias tariff on German iron. In ex trade club formed in Cleveland Ohio with many prominent Republicans as members. Also reports include Canada field departure for Lord Landawilth and China flooding along Yellow river migration encouraged. House of Representatives votes to create a department of agriculture by a 14 yeas nays. Port Huron Mich faction names L Baverort as head of Railway Mail Service starting June 1. Prince Henry of Pras marries Princess Irene of Hesse at Charlottenburg chapel. National Convention of Labor Statisticians meets in Indianapolis with thirteen states represented. Cleveland invited to attend new Baltimore cruiser in Philadelphia. Prince of Wales rumored love affair and marriage engagement. Senator Sawyer wife dies in Washington. Fire devastates YVe chizen China destroying 2000 homes. Les Torr en resigns finance post to become Canada High Commissioner. hundreds of Hudson firemen visit the Capitol. Plymouth Pa wedding party involved in accident. one child killed. General Houvulanger criticizes French policy to a reporter. New York Democrats appoint Murphy chair, Defrost clerk, and Cordr secretary. American militia funding rises to 500000 this year for equipment and maintenance. Miss DeBar to stand trial. Victoria’s birthday celebrated Dominion wide. Bridgewater seized by customs at Shelbourne NY. Mrs. Sawyer’s funeral held in Washington. Wisconsin delegation attends. Kissing suit by Mrs. Hart discussed. Hennessy released on parole. Kizaue suit filed over services to shipwrecked Bridgewater.
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Clares Jackson
Edward Jackson
Monroe County
Ind
Black Diamond Steelworks
Pittsburgh
Knights of Labor
Washington
Sheridan
Richard N. Ray
Thos. Chalow
Roup Station
Metropolitan Telephone Company of New York
trans-Caspian
Dom Pepro
Maryland
Baltimore
Harry Welles Rusk
Isadore Raynor
Frederick
H. Kyd Douglas
Hagerstown
JupoGe Wake
Bowling Green
George Keep
Napanee
Elkhart County
Aston College
Schenectady
N. Y
Harrison Webster
Rochester
H. O. Dockery
Richmond
Virginia
Democrats
House Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Cal
Patrick Keenan
John O'Rourke
Providence
R. L
Keenan
O'Rourke
A. Wilson Norris
State of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Fred Taylor
Duluth
Minn
Joan HamMilton
American Exchange
Europe
United States Circuit Court of New York
Argontay
Wichita
Kas
General Sheridan
Diller
Neb
J. W. Foulis
Samuel Stump
Stump
Odessa
Caucasus
Turkestan
Merlot
Paris
Brapen
Montana
Algeria
James C. Fiood
Mia. Flood
Jennie Flood
San Francisco
Massachusetts Senate
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Marquani
BR. G. Dan & Co
United States
Canada
CoLowrn Eltlis
House Committee On Appropriations
Pouicemas Goopens
Leavenworth
Ben Black
Black
Eisner O'Dwyer
Limerick
National League
Prince of Wales
Blucher Hussars
Stokpe
Germany
Provincia Banks
Bank of France
Persipent Joux Fitzerraup
Irish National League
League
E. Davis
Salt Lake City
Charles Clendenning
Allegheny County
Clendenning
West Deer Township
Joan Swinton
New York
Oue
Adelbert Kreiger
Dayton
Chicago
Cincinnati
Clifton Heights
Laxspawne
England
Lord Stanley
Henry M. Jacine
New York City
Sin Chaares Torrer
Liverpool
Tuk Peak
Mt. Holly
Garrison
Kate Anderson
Peak
William Brown
Thomaston
T. M. Lannon
Memphis
Tenn
Montesuma
Sallie Boyd
Montgomery
Ala
Sherif Shipp
Wicks Martin
Knoxville
Alabama
Henry Despedes
Standing Mook
Johnnie Appleby
Pendergrass
Wicks Carmichael
Shipe
Knoxville, Tenn
Rankin
Cook County
Joseph Schuh
Louisville
Catine
Diatess Enn Bairiessmett
Mire
Fannie Friend
Hopkamsville
William Patterson
Lauteville
Hodder
Taralelagna
Ines
Randall L. Gibson
James W. Schooler
Ninhoolasoille
Court of Appeals
Mikesville
Pin
Tennessee
Dan Hennessey
O. PF
Noel
Nanheville
Hennesery
B. S&s
Roberts
Black Ford
Evansville
Eureka Iron Company
Gxmeor
Alda
Pratt
Jackson, Miss
Lowry
W. H. Hardy
Miles
John Page
N. C
Davis
Colored Regiment
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louisa
Georgia
Means
Wm. Walters
Macon
Clark Moore
Fred Latham
George Woolsey
Muhlesberg County
W. A. Wickliffe
Roark
Greenville
George Clark
Muhlenberg County
Roark Be
James Latham
Hopkinsville
Clark
Nashville
Hugh Kennedy
Breckenridge Company, Limited
London
Gloverport
Texas
Senate Discusses Fisheries Treaty Open Session amid Dull Proceedings
The Fiftieth Congress notes a dull Senate day with Riddleberger motion to reconsider Fisheries treaty open session. House focuses on convict labor goods ban and Post Office Appropriation. Senate goes secret briefly for Sawyer widow funeral, then returns to routine business and budget bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Riddleberger
Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia
Department of Labor
House
Sawyer
Lac de Flambean Indian Reservation
Wisconsin
Milwaker, Lake Shore & Western Railroad Company
Post Office
Stewart
Drowning of Monroe County Youth and National News Flash
The sixteen year old Clares Jackson drowns after a fishing accident in Monroe County Indiana. News brief includes strikes at Black Diamond Steelworks ending and general Sheridan illness. Also reports railway fatalities, telegraph fire, political nominations, and other scattered incidents nationwide.
Missouri Delegates Move to Chicago for National Convention
Missouri Republican leaders arrange sleeper trains to Chicago for delegates and alternates. State headquarters consolidate under one roof in St Louis and Palmer House in Chicago for organizing caucuses and meetings ahead of the June National Republican Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Chicago
Meat Can Clubs
St. Louis
St. Lois
Republican League
St. Laws League
Worroed
Washington Avenue
AM Large
Delawates
Channery
Filley
St Louin
Wm. Warner
Kansas City
Dyer
Joseph HL Pelham
Hannibal
Upton
Molivar
Kimball
Nevada
Jno
DD. Dopf
Cy Stopp
Trenton
Wm. T. Sullivan
Gallatio
Eugene S. Lowe
Mayerville
Tien W. Wilcow
Princeton
A. A. Vandivert
Methamy
Pourth
John Albis, Jr
At. Josephs
AL Sanders
Savannah
PO McComas
Edgerton
Platte County
K. A
Byrd Dien Eon
Poplar Bluf
Samuel A. Ristey
West Pinins
L. Clymer
Commerce
Lindsay Muntock
Marble Moll
Various Late News Items From Capital and States
Reports include the incorporation of Interstate Railway Construction Co at Little Rock with $600000 capital to build rail and telegraph lines in Arkansas. Senate amendments raise the river and harbor bill to $21088781 with $733000 more than House. Cincinnati Centennial Building restaurant privilege awarded to Henry Sayres & Co of St Louis for $18000. Mills bill amendment favored in Democratic caucus. paris green added to free list. A Watersport landslide in Daves county Nebraska buries miles of track, many cattle drowned. A shooting in Palestine Arkansas injures W H Jones. Perry Co South Pittsburg stove works burns. loss about 7200000. A Boonville Indiana suit seeks 10000 damages over domestic distress. Jackson election riots investigation resumes with six new witnesses behind closed doors. Mississippi railroad back taxes paid to state auditor totaling 77000 with distribution to delta counties.
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The
Interstate Railway Construction Company
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Senate
House
Cincinnati Centennial
Henry Sayres & Co
St. Louis
Gen. Catchings
Mississippi
Paris Green
Daves County
Nebraska
W. H. Jones
Palestine
Hugo Gaffey
Perry & Co
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Boonville
Ind
Lucinda Taylor
Taylor
Mary E. Fuller
Lucinda
Marry E
Jackson
Miss
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway Company
Auditor of
Delta
Sharkey
Issaquena
Washington
Bolivar
Coahoma
Tunica
Quitman
Tate
Three Prisoners Escape After Fatal Assault on Sheriff
Monticello and White County are in an uproar after three prisoners Ed Chamberlain Albert Benson and Robert Catterson assaulted Sheriff Joseph Henderson in the White County jail fatally injuring him with an iron bar and escaping The trio fled as onlookers watched and the town fears Chamberlain will not return alive The other two are awaiting trial for highway robbery and all three had written letters claiming injustice in Indiana
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White County
Detrot
Ind
Monticello
White
Ed Chamberlain
Albert Benson
Robert Catterson
Joseph Henderson
Chamberlain
Mberty
Ella Wittenberg
Reynolds
Lafayette
Benson
Catterson
Michigan City Penitentiary
Indiana
Multitude of Local Traumas Highlight Southern Gleanings
A sprawling summary reports marriages and many births, deaths by accident and violence, unexpected finds from artesian wells, a not guilty verdict in Sallie Boyd’s murder case, captures of suspects near Knoxville, suicides in Louisville and Black Ford, a Tennessee governor’s pardon, miner strikes, immigration drive, a boxing of family discipline turned deadly, and various arrests across Kentucky and North Carolina.
The Rome of Cicero and the Last Days of the Republic
Describes Rome before imperial grandeur, noting brick streets, crowded houses, and noble Forum and Capitol. Details Catulus beautifying Capitoline temple, Crassus purchases, Palatine villas, and lavish gardens. Forested Campagna and green Tiber banks contrast with later emperors.
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Republic
Rome
Augustus
Forum
Capitol
Catulus
Palatine
Cicero
M. Crassus
Sicullus
Sallustius
Anchlor Crassus
Tiber
Anio
Man's Daily Food and the Wagon Load of Life
A discussion cites a wealthy range of estimates for daily food intake. An average adult consumes about 120 ounces daily in liquid and solid foods, while studies of soldiers and professionals in London show 143 ounces. The piece recalls Sydney Smith’s quip about four horse wagons and Lord Durham’s corpulent remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lankester
London
Sydney Smith
Lord Durham
Durham
Ichard A. Proctor
Cosmopolitan
An Embryo Policeman and a Dreadfully Stupid Boy
A humorous anecdote from Austin features a parent chiding his son for failing to fetch a bootjack. The boy explains his eyes exist to open in the morning. the quip ends with a forecast that as an adult he might become a night watchman or a corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Teeas Siflinga
Historic Beaver Steamer Returns to Pacific Coast Waters
Vancouver News recalls the Beaver one of the Pacific’s oldest steamers launched in 1835. Under Captain Home she sailed via Cape Horn to Astoria then coastwise trading, later serving as an surveying vessel for the Hudson Bay Company and later towing logs under Captain Saunders and Captain George Merchant. The vessel now in use by Hastings mill, still bears the 1835 bell and retains the old cabin fittings, engines, and oak hull as it resumes timber transport.
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Vancouver
Earlor
England
Duke of Wellington
Canada
Arctic
British Columbia
Hudson's Bay Company
Atlantic
Pacific
Beaver
Bolton & Watt
James Watt
Home
Cape Horn
Astoria
Dove
Hudson Bay Company
McNeil
Saunders
Victoria Harbor
George Merchant
Hastings
Merchant
Vancouver News
Remarkable glass discovery in Sweden reshapes refractors
The London Standard reports a new Swedish glass with fourteen substances instead of six, highlighting phosphorus and boron as key elements. If true, it could vastly improve lens power beyond current limits, narrowing objects to fractions of an inch. Miss Mollie Lockhart of Socorro New Mexico owns a porch-sitting parrot that serenades with Mullis Darling.
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Sweden
Mollie Lockhart
Socorro
N. M
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Cleveland, C
Lord Landaewilth
Dominion
Yellow River
China
House of Representatives
L. Baverort
Port Huron
Mich
Mat
First National Bank of
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Prince Henry
Prasto
Irene
Hesse
Charlottenburge
National Convention of Commisers of Labor Statistics
Indianls
Prince George
Wiscon
Yvechizen
Caharr Les Torren
Vernon
Plymouth
Eneral Hovulanger
Exssei
Amer
Reil Edward Murphy
Chas. Defrost
Troy
Cord R
Queens
Pall Mall Gazette
Southton
Knights Templar
Ennsylvania
Toronto
Senate Finance Committee
Statcheaper
Michigan
Shiloh
Hee
Victoria
J. H. Allen
Bridgewater
Shelbourne
Hennessy
Howard
Hen
Jas. B. Hart
California
Las
Wm. Rogers
Arand
Kissaue
Fiftieth
Baurmone
Schuylkill & East Side
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Spencer
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