Congressional gridlock and floor action in June debate
In Washington, Senate actions include a pause until Monday, with Morrill opposing the free coinage bill and Stewart arguing for benefits of free coinage. House debate centers on tinplate duties and protective tariffs, with Dalzell defending McKinley era gains and producers citing local industry strength amid heat and adjournment.
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Receiver Appointed for Richmond & Danville Road
In the United States circuit court Judge Bond appointed F W Huidekoper and Reuben Foster of Baltimore as receivers for the Richmond and Danville railway company and its leased lines and boats. The move aims to protect security holders amid a pending Georgia case and may lead to reorganization, with a hearing set for August 16.
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Funnel Shaped Tornado Ravages Southern Minnesota
A massive funnel shaped tornado struck between 5 and 6 pm near Jackson and swept toward Wells, destroying farms and a district schoolhouse where a teacher and fifteen students were killed. Four miles south of Minnesota Lake four houses were demolished with four more deaths reported, and as many as forty or fifty killed south and west of Wells. The disaster damaged telegraph lines, uprooted trees, and left many families homeless with numerous injuries. Rescue efforts continue as reports estimate wide devastation and high casualty counts.
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Third Party Clans At Wake Dele In Better-Organized District Meet
The Wake County third party convention of the 4th congressional district opened after a two hour caucus with eighty-two members present and elected four delegates and four alternates to the Omaha convention. The gathering debated state and county ticket support, with notable comments from Rev. D. P. Meacham and N. D. Mason, and adjourned after adopting condolence resolutions for Col. N Polk and setting dates for future action.
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Campaign notes from Chicago convention Alt in early tremors
Reports from Chicago describe hotel booms and political shifts as factions rally around Governor Boies and Cleveland's nomination. Generals, workers, and clerks stake out positions with campaign garb and expected ballots.
Third district convention endorses Patton for Congress
In Lexom North Carolina on June 16 a small third party convention for the eighth congressional district endorsed R S Patton of Burke for Congress. Delegates to Omaha were W Teague of Alexander L N Durham of Cleveland A G Thompson of Gaston W W Teague of Alexander and R A Cobb of Burke. When you feel uncomfortable about the stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator.
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State Chronicle Advertsing Medicine Appeal
The Daily boasts larger circulation in the State and City than any other daily with the Weekly circulating in every county. The Chronicle claims to be one of the best advertising medicines in the State and solicits correspondence.
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