Chief Justice Waite Dies After Ill Health In Washington
Chief Justice Waite died at his residence in Washington this morning after a period of ill health and recent labor. His death followed pneumonia and heart failure after a chill and insomnia. President Cleveland and Congress adjourned in mourning. Mrs Waite is in California.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
President weighs treaty trial and electoral stakes
The president suggested a treaty should be given a chance, while Kearney warned it could affect fourteen Pacific electoral votes for the Cemyearatie party. Tie claimed enforcing the boundary would need armed men to stop Chinese migrants. Senator Stanford backs Lov i P Morton for the Republican nomination.
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Vast Responsibility and Mental Strain on Nationd Men
An essay argues wealth worship skews virtue, praising railroad builders for shaping nations while noting the immense mental labor and risk behind such projects. It contrasts celebrated creators with those chasing money, urging appreciation of nonfinancial achievement and warning of society’s mixed values toward wealth and genius.
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California
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Araby
Anne
Waddle
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Enmzin
Mall
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Earth
Heaven
Cian, HaMorror
Congress Debates Labor, Railways and Meats Inspection
Debate pivots on eight hour law and labor court funding with figures up to 10 million dollars. Measures target convict labor, alien labor in federal works, and river improvements. Senate approves meat export inspection and Indian Territory court, while pension relief and immigration questions draw calls for broader reform. Denis Kearney protests the Chinese treaty amid tariff and labor concerns.
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Indian Territory
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Vert
Washington & Idaho Railroad Company
Cosur d'Alene
Beck
John W. Harris
Pew's
Denis Kearney
Town Gossip and Local Incidents Reported
A distressed woman warns against a determined suitor who threatens to damage her reputation and records. Two serious accidents in two weeks result from a wire fence mishap injuring a horse and rider. Mayor Hewitt defends rejecting a flag-raising at City Hall on Patrick's Day and comments on national eligibility. Paper mill project plans noted.
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Vatrick
Germany
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Prajwet
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