Mixed News From the Nation and World
Bradstreet reports business softer than last week. The President will veto unworthy pension bills. The House passed the river and harbor bill. Albany workers back a state arbitration board. St Louis deputy leader freed on bail. Cattle pens at Dayton glucose factory burned, 127 cattle perished. Death threat looms for Hon. David Davis from a carbuncle. Freight brakemen strike blocks Union Pacific traffic. Powderly declines Pennsylvania governor bid. Miners unrest near Pittsburgh. more strikes feared. Mixy Cobb stallion dies after sale refusal. Chicago beef parade protests slaughter. Jefferson Davis reiterates States rights in Savannah. Buffalo sewing workers boycott Cleveland bride purchases. Pocahontas Center Republicans stone Democratic postmaster. Muskegon mill shuts due to Chicago strike. Rose Bud settlers worry over Indian trouble. Explosive nitroglycerine kills Chinese and white workers at Pinola TX. April fire losses reach 8 million. Auditor Williams cites wage savings. East St. Louis bridge damages case looming. Cleveland may wed in New York on Decoration Day. Ohio GOP to hold statewide convention August 25. Payne investigation urged in Senate. Crop reports show high budding and potential yields. Iowa liquor law enforcement leads to killings and prosecutions. Building collapse at St Paul kills four. Mississippi River improvements face alarm over funding. Iowa cattle import ban proclaimed. Ohio officials attend Delmonico’s feast. political withdrawals announced. Foreign cholera deaths rise in Italy. Mandalay insurgents burn towns. Greece faces ultimatum and port blockades.
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Bradstreet
Esecretary
Treasury Department
House
Albany
N. Y
State Board of Arbitration
Fair
Pacific Ocean
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Knights
Missouri Pacific
Dayton Glucose
David Davis
Union Pacific
North Platte
Rawlins
Powderly
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Mixy Cobb
Nsazor Cohnfield
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Savannah
Jefferson Davis
Buffalo
Cleveland
Europe
Pocahontas
House of Harlan
Muskegon
Mich
United States
Canada
Williams
St. Louis Bridge Company
Crockstree
Washington
Ohio Republican State Central Committee
Columbus
United States Senate
Payne
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
la Mars, Jr
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Des Moines
Wyatt
Pierce
St. Paul
Minn
Mississippi River
Hepburn
Mississippi River Commission
United States Navy
Ohio Senate Crises as Democrats Absent Over Hamilton County Seats
Democratic members of the Ohio Senate abstained from session to block seating of four Republican Hamilton County claimants while Governor Foraker faces adjournment. Republicans caucused and moved to seat the four, with oath of office administered amid applause. Democrats fled to Atlanta to prevent action.
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Ohio Senate
Vandea
Senate
Repeas
Kennedy
Cincinnati Investigating Committee
Twelfth Ward
Cincinnati
Presiden
Hamilton County
Pavey
Fayette
Atlanta
Davis and the North Confront Confederate Monuments
Senator Harrison defends praising Confederate soldiers while rejecting the label holy war. Senator Sherman denounces Davis as a fool and martyr, stressing public reception of his words will inflame loyalists. Across the Senate and House, debate centers on these reactions and their impact. In a separate scene a suitor pleads for his beloved, barred by a stern father shouting No burned cents.
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Harrison
Union
Sherman
Davis
Senate
House
Indiana News Totals From Cities In 1800s Era
A scattered Indiana item list notes gas discovery near Portland lighting 20 000 people in a city risk. It also reports state Sunday school convention at New Albany June 22 23 24 plus a hanging and horse race in Crawfordsville on the 27th. A Yale prize goes to W Wooller’s son. an 82 year old Rush Creek Valley teacher is cited. Indictments against saloon keepers and gamblers, a Logansport Anarchist warning, a Hagerstown murder verdict with death penalty, a golden wedding in Terre Haute, and a Farmland oil discovery are also mentioned along with a flood of local developments and new railroad plans.
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Indianapolis
New Albany
Ohio Falls
Frederick Ellison
Indiana
Assuincion
South America
Crawfordsville
Henning
Elkhart
W. W. Wooller
Yale College
James G. May
Rush Creek Valley
Washington County
Floyd County
Grand Jury
Lewis York
Logansport
Bates
Hagerstown
R. W. Thompson
Terre Haute
E. O. Hammer
Middletown
Delaware County
United Brethren Church
Jack Burk
Larry Hines
Jeffersonville
Burk
Hollingsworth
Knox County
Canada
Portland
Frank Maus
Chris. Entemann
Fort Wayne
Edward Schmidt
Chris. Waterman
Huntington
Ephraim Pearson
Wabash County
Pearson
Rich Valley
Milo Pearson
Samuel H. Lane
Cincinnati
Kentucky and Indiana
Evansville & Chicago Railway Company
Evansville
Vanderburg
Gibson Counties
Wabash River
Mt. Carmel
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Oglesby
Sleo
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Ohio Society
Delmonico
Thos Ewing
Payne and
Morrison
McDonald
Messers
Italy
Mandalay
Greece
Davis and the North
Tance
William M. Dickerson
L. W. Holloway
Henry Fati
Middleton
C. Martin Keller
William Kimmel
Milton
William R. Kramer
Fairmount
William H. McGrew
J. Meyer
Peru
Franklin D. Peck
H. H. McGaffey
C. Bradford
Castoria
Ancuga
M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Tax Carrage Company
Fulton Street, N.Y
California
Ieee
Walker
R. H. McDonald Drug Co
San Francisco
Cal
Washington St
Col
Charlton St
J.w.cooper
Duckwall
South Side
Square
Chas, McClintock
East Side Public Square
Salem
Ind
Arnold & Harris
Fashionable Barbers
South Main Street
Craig
Stea
Nongson
Muvrins
Tenn
Beggs
Brooder
Hopeware
Helen Orndorff
Mays
Riventros
E. van Deusen
Euizanet
Tutowx
A. Walter Durand
F.D. Craig
North Evanston
Fil
Eeves
Scott
Wecovaco
Uum
Ton Fene
Tera
Nent
H. Craig
C. W. Bardeen
Denter
Sr. T
Ir. Albans
Berax
Tex
Tauptt
Caldwell, Racine Co
Wis
Eetcomsuce
Reale
AL Sh Rane
W. T. Carman
Satem, Inc
North Side Public Square
Bonafacino
Queensware
Glassware
Public Square
Salem Ind
Will M. Linscott
Orrick and
Yarp
Sazem
Inprana- Qua
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