Congress Debates Tariff and Hawaiian Policy in Late Session
The report attacks monopolies and endorses annexation without direct recommendation while condemning Queen Liliuokalani and noting revolution led to her overthrow. Senate quorums falter over tariff duties and a sail of measures. House action includes a civil jury reform bill and a maritime wage proposal. Speaker Grow sworn in as a new congressman.
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Convicted ex-bosses sent to Sing Sing and more crime news
Joux McKaixe of Gravesend is sent to Sing Sing for political crimes. Ithaca trustees allocate 400 for hazing victims’ support. Jon W. Fanci located in Colorado after 24 years missing from Columbus. Clark of Midpoint Ohio killed with his own ax by Samuel Seite. Ohio miners’ distress warned of dire outcomes if not relieved. Boston fire damages a Heal Estate building. Missouri Supreme Court upholds felony for bank officers during failures. Gas explosion near Philadelphia injures several. a farmer and others killed and wounded. Wife of David Rosenberger in Kittanning gives birth to five healthy children. Chicago rail officials ignore interstate commerce law. Leno couple suffocated by coal gas near Marion Junction. New York Brooklyn unification bill moves toward governor. Mountain Home mob murder of Cannon and Montgomery’s murderers. Wintts and others discuss trial media bias. Roby racetrack crackdown urged. Georgetown petition favors silver states. Peace group formed in Richmond to arbitrate disputes. Flower signs consolidation of New York and Brooklyn. Linden Michigan platform collapse injures many. St Louis banker Horn arrested for embezzlement. Ryas shoots wife Christina then commits suicide in Trenton. Baltimore developer Doxsax sentenced for threats to VP Stevenson. World’s Fair workers largely discharged. suffrage amendment defeated in state senate.
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Browne y fishermen and a mass tragedy in Albany era
A chaotic colonial era dispatch recounts Gloucester fishermen lost at sea during an east coast storm. Parallel stories detail a Baltimore baseball figure’s turmoil, a fatal hotel shooting in West Virginia, and a wave of violent incidents across cities, including robberies, lynching threats, and political turmoil, all conveyed in a single, dense news paragraph.
A Profound Philologist and the Busy World of Words
A Brooklyn girl amuses her mother with a playful philological lesson about hy’s in different contexts. The mom notes the child’s keen observation and the tale is threaded through mentions of Washington Star and Indianapolis Star, highlighting how language and humor cross papers and towns.
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