Veto blocks Oklahoma City capital location
In a sweeping political note Goverson Steere of Oklahoma Territory vetoed a bill designating Oklahoma City as the territorial capital. The same era reports the Dominion Government abolishing export duties on logs to the United States and German plans for thousands of workers dwellings in North Berlin.
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Goverson Steere
Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma City
Dominion
The
United States
Berlin
Fragmented 1890s US and world news items
A broad, jumbled chronicle reports political actions in Ohio and Washington, maritime claims, a corruption-accused boxer, a missing child found dead, a teacher killed, murders and escapes, a burned hotel, and a Chicago church fire panic injuring many children amid chaotic details.
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Chicago
Outbreak of glanders alarms Southwest Texas ranches
Anxiety rises in San Antonio and surrounding counties as glanders spreads with fatal outbreaks on western ranches. A $10,000 reward for Babe Burrows remains in question after the outlaw’s death before custody. A Missouri delivery case, escapes, and a self surrender follow. Emigrants stream toward Louisiana while Chicago forms the Corncob Club to protest tariff driven cigar prices.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
Mim
Joseph Ciesek
Rawson
Father Barzynski
Barat
Tures
San Antonio
Texas
Glanders
Tuexi
Babe Burrows
Laws
Renank Asam
Athens
Charles Taylor
Gainesville
Louisiana
Kansas
Cornceb Club
Chicago
Jerreeses Davis
New York
Lexington
Alya Backer
St. Louis
Walter Kelly
Telluride
Col
Sheridan
Pulles
Kailaas
Onteans
Hennessy
Antonio Scoffidi
Caruso
Provenzano
Matrango
Hengeesy
Wedaeulay
Rom Negis
Elias Bohman
Mobile
Negi
Kohman
Wm. A. Pinkerton
de Neuli Tanques
Jona L. Sullivan
Duncan Harrison
Inspector Byrnes
Times-Democrat
The
Picayune
New Orbana
Ths
Ami
Coanell
Dremen
Trade Review Highlights Shifting Markets and Disasters
Weekly Review notes tightening money markets and rising tariffs, with exports and domestic trade uneven across cities. Reports killings in Falmouth and a Syracuse hotel fire kill many, while New Orleans police face assassination plots and Confederate veterans hold events in Meridian.
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Chicago
Lingest
Phedespeis
St Louis
Bank of England
Borong
Philatelphia
Chrisge
Cleveland
Mit -Waukee
St. Paul
Maha
Denver
Kanees
Burrela
Fitteburgh
Massfectaurers
Philadelphia
Theach Bessemer
New York
Tennesace Iren
United States
Canada
Reception honors Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers delegates
In Prrrsaveca Pennsylvania the twenty seventh annual convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was celebrated with a reception hosted by the Pennsylvania Railroad department of the Young Men's Christian Association. Robert Pitcairn presided, with remarks by Pitcairn and Grand Chief Engineer Arthur and other prominent figures.
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HH. B. Watts
Walthall
Army of North Virginia
Pikes
W. 5. Featherstone
Helly Springs
Jehan M. Stone
Alcorn County
J. A. Smith
Minds County
BC Sykes
Monroe
Joseph K. Davis
Harris
KH. Lanaux
Adams
A. Riew
Lauderdale
Lewis Ball Natchez
Meridian
J.C. Clarke
Mobile & Obie Railroad
Battery of Alabama Artillery
Captain Scales
Artillery
Sons of Veterans
Prrrsaveca
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania Railroad Department
Young Men's Christian Association
Robert Pitcairn
Szent
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitcaro
Arther Aml Serseal
Petition to Governor Over Kirchall Mercy Plea Circulates
Sympathisers of Kirchall awaiting execution at Womistock circulate a petition to the governor. They argue the evidence was circumstantial and press coverage biased jurors, urging fair treatment and inquiry into post arrest allegations. The move targets potential bias and appeals for clemency.
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Lospex
Ont
Kirchall
Womistock
Press of
Canada
Birchall
Fair River Association votes against saloon ban and franchis
In Begue Chute Linewln County the Fair River Association with over 2,000 members condemns the Constitutional Convention for not abolishing the saloon in Mississippi and for Section 5 of the Franchise Article. resolu tions pass unanimously. The Mississippi Association met in Franklin county and adopted similar action.
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Keookuaves
Get
Fair River Association
Begue Chute
Linewln County
Mississippi
Mississippi Association
Franklin County
Joige Chrisman
Convention Histories of Mississippi Constitutions Through 1885
The text recounts Mississippi constitutional history from the 1817 convention in Washington to the 1885 Jackson gathering. It notes periods of public votes on conventions, including the 1834 call, and details the successive conventions and referendums with dates and outcomes in Jackson and Washington.
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Congress
Mississippi
Isa
Washington
Jackson
Panola County Weather Boosts Crop Prospects Amid Rain
The recent rain in Panola County uplifts farmer confidence as cotton outlooks brighten. W B H Axparn & Bros cotton factors and planters of Vicksburg sue George S Irving for 25000, alleging two letters to Dun and Bradstreet agencies contain false statements about their business stature. Irving denies authorship.
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Panola County
Panola
W. BH. Axparn & Bros
Vicksburg
George S. Irving
Dun and Bradstreet
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la Libertad
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