Outrage and diplomacy weave through 19th century events
Washington reports flagging anti Jewish violence in Roumania prompting US aid. Indian delegation meets the President to seek peace. calls to cut internal revenue officers and consolidate districts surface amid wider tax debate. German immigration shows 16 128 landed in May, 380 430 year to date. Seward health rumors denied. relapsing fever cases rise in Philadelphia. New York wills case deemed invalid. Princess Edith lectures on women's social condition amid reform calls.
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Gov Stearn's Message Shows Sound State Finances
Rochester N Y June 2 Vegetation suffers from lack of rain in this region some farmers plowing up their winter wheat. Gov Stearn's message to the Legislature reports state finances sound with debt nearly 360000 paid and a balance just under 2 800 000 on hand.
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Two miles of track laid on Denver Pacific Railway
Denver reports two miles six hundred feet of track laid yesterday with twenty three miles remaining. Kansas Pacific will start eastward from Denver around July first at two miles per day. Alderman K D Dunny elected in Omaha Third Ward by about two hundred majority. Snow and hail hit Cheyenne. Union Pacific land sales for May reach 9530 acres. London mail batch bound for South Seas arrives. Mass meeting of Israelites condemns Roumania massacre and urges US action. Duavie dies of starvation in Carrollton jail after lynch threats. New wheat from Panola county Mississippi sells for five dollars a bushel.
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Spoils of War Reach New York After Fenian Raid
Reports from Malone N Y dated June 2 describe 25 double wagons carrying Fenian stores captured at Covington arriving, with knapsacks clothing and equipment burned en route. About 300 destitute Fenians remain. others sent home. Ryan’s body given up to friends at Lt Col Smith’s request. Starr and Smith bailed in Buffalo and Canandiagua. O Keefe Hyland and Farrell arrested for aiding destitute Fenians. Five hundred Fenians return from the front denouncing Starr and O Neill as betrayers.
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Forgery charge in New York and tangling race results
Sam L Clark provision merchant faced forgery charges at Shoe and Leather Bank in New York City and pleaded guilty. A large fire devastated Melapolia district New Brunswick with telegraph lines burnt. Prospect Park trot meet saw Patchen Chief win the 1500 purse in 2 27 and Dr Goldsmith Maid triumphing over American Girl and George Wilkes in fast heats. Baseball notes from Philadelphia dated July 2 are mentioned.
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Toronto man’s condition shows improvement after severe illness
Donald, a resident of Toronto, whose life was despaired of for days, is reported better this morning as recovery begins to appear.
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Indian appropriation bill dominates Senate actions
Washington June 2 The Senate debated and passed the Indian appropriation bill after lengthy discussion on tribal policy and treaty enforcement. Key figures Morrill and Stewart argued over protection under law versus Indian violations, with amendments for Sioux treaty need and continued peace commissions. The session also saw debates on the income tax and a 5 percent interest tax proposal on U S bonds before adjournment amid excitement.
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