VETO FEARED OVER CHINESE BILL IN CONGRESS
The piece discusses a possible veto by President Cleveland of the Senate Chinese bill. It argues veto would hurt the country and the Republican party, cites historical vetoes by Hayes and Arthur, and notes public sentiment shifting in the West while workers back exclusion nationwide. It states the Senate bill fixes defects without changing principle and aims to curb evasion of treaty obligations.
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Cleveland
Senate
San Francisco Post
Hayes
California
Nevada
Hancock
Arthur
United States
Washington
Overlaid Monthly July Issue Promises Coast Topics
The July Overland volume eight issue announces diverse Pacific coast content. Articles include Irrigation and Drainage by A. A. Sargent, Story of the South Dome by Santa Louise Anderson, Crossing the California Sahara, Crawford in Mexico by Lt Hanna, Tenting Sketches from Lake and Mendocino, Doyle on Shakespearian Law, and Mexican serial Chata and Chinita. The edition promises sketches, short stories, and more coast articles.
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California
A. A. Sargent
South Dome
Santa Louise Anderson
California Sahara
Crawford
Mexico
Hanna
Lake
Mendocino
John T. Doyle
Lawrence Barrett
Pacific coast
Congressman Woodburn Declines Supreme Judge Bid
Congressman Woodburn writes the Carson Tribune denying any candidacy for Supreme Judge and offering to accept a nomination to Congress. He states he has earned the right to stay in his current position after full satisfaction to Nevada Republicans. Joseph Medill of the Chicago Tribune reports Blaine solid with unanimous support for 1888 nomination and expects New York’s delegation to seal an acclamation.
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Congress
Nevada
Joseph Medill
Chicago Tribune
Blaine
New York
Princes Expelled and Fisheries News Across the Ocean
A chaotic batch of dispatches covers global events from the expulsion of French princes to protests in Parliament and a Chilean sea voyage. Reports detail the expulsion decree in Paris, political and diplomatic tremors in Britain, gear changes on rail and shipping, and maritime safety incidents.
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Paris
France
Cateau
concole
Election Address Signals Clear Choice in Northampton
British politics report Henry Labouchere and Charles Bradlaugh issuing a joint election address to Northampton electors. They insist the campaign has a binary choice between coercion and conciliation, opposing an aristocratic or plutocratic government and urging support for Gladstone or Salisbury. Karl Blind warns England’s fortune hinges on government policy toward Ireland and supports Bright and Hartington’s approach amid a large Unionist gathering.
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Paisley
Scotland
Lord Tddlesteigh
Gladstone
Telegraph
Jone Morley
Ireland
Henry Harley Fowler
Wolverhampton
Canada
Earl Spencer
Wycomb
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Childers
Edinburgh
London
Henry Labouchere
Charles Bradlaugh
Northampton
Karl Blind
England
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Hartington
Bay Expedition will reach James Bay terminus and return
Commander Gordon of the Royal Navy will command the steamer on a voyage that reaches James Bay and visits the proposed Winnipeg and Hudson Bay Railway terminus before returning to Halifax in October. A cereal surtax was approved by the Chamber of Deputies by 892 to 227 despite government opposition.
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Senate
Defraycinet
France
Decuseville
Belgium
Foucher de Careil
Waddington
St. James
Paris
Louis Pouillipe
Freeport
VaAL Panatso
Coquimbo
Chamber of Deputies
Nominations and Marriages Highlight Telegraphic Briefs
W E Copeland nominated by the President for Register of the Carson Land Office. Temperance groups in Delaware nominate James R Hofficker for Governor and Richard M Cooper for Congress. Judge Stanley Matthews wed Marie K Theaker in New York and will depart for Europe on a bridal tour.
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W. E. Copeland
Register of the
Carson Land Office
temperance
Deelaware
James R. Hofficker
Richard M. Cooper
Congress
Stanley Matthews
New York
Marie K. Theaker
Cleveland
Ohio
Europe
Commencement Day Glories at Bishop Whitaker School for Girls
The 1886 commencement at Bishop Whitaker School for Girls Reno showcased an ornate hall, floral banners, and a program featuring astronomy history, a Queen Mary scene, and vocal and dramatic performances by Misses Harris Blakeslee Shoemaker Pullman Stackhouse Wintermantle Vosburg O'Donnel Layton. The bishop hosted a noon lunch, and each student received bouquets.
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Reno
Lily O'Donnel
freal
Cara
Layton
Tennyson
Queen Mary
Misa Harris
Queen Elizabeth
Misa Blakeslee
Miss Shoemaker
August Copewels
auade
Neptune
Mise Harris
Mise Pullman
Misa Stackhouse
Misa Julia Wintermantle
John Sunderland Price List Issued April 7 1886
From and after this date I will sell for cash at the following prices. All goods are first class but I prefer bottom cash figures. This price list will be in force until further notice.
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