Debates over naval appropriations in Senate session
The Senate resumed debate on the naval appropriation bill focusing on ship types and costs. Senators differ on whether to fund a larger navy, with amendments to strike expensive ships and add costs tied to harbor defense monitors.
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Chili
France
San Francisco
Allison
Secretary of the Navy
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Gorman
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Otler
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Frye
Gallinger
Hale
Hansbrough
Higgins
Manderson
Mitchell
Morgan
Paddock
Perkins
Proctor
Secretary of the Treasury
Cockrell
Floods Reach Historic Levels Across Rivers and Cities
Telegraph reports river floods across multiple states with the Mississippi rising beyond 1858 highs at Alton and threats to East St. Louis embankments. Rail yards and packing houses are submerged, with coal shortages and 15,000 idle workers amid widespread damage and rescue efforts.
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Union Pacific Railway Bridge
St Louis Platform Debate Dominates State Alliance Meeting
The St Louis platform dominates the secret conference at Lipscomb Faison warehouse with Polk urging third party action. Delegates from 89 counties and 200 onlookers hear speeches as rumors of a split with Butler and Carr’s gubernatorial bid circulate. The session adjourns late with talk of organizing a radical ticket and broader Democratic gains. In Bristol Tennessee Norton Virginia reports Ira Mullins killed in ambush with family victims.
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St. Louis
Butler
Bertie
Pitt
Clay
New Hanover
Buncombe
Julian S. Carr
Madden Makes Second Jump From Bridge At 50 Feet
Tom Madden aged 22 leaped from the bridge a second time today, covering 50 feet before swimming to shore. The event occurred in Tennessee on May 17.
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the Iron Master
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Ruby Payne
Guide
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Dave C
Cassella
Minnora
Odette
Mary L
Langtry
Venture
Hyde
May Hardy
Clio
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Caspian Sea
Astrakan
Alexander Wolkow
Caspian Porte
Democratic convention in North Carolina district outlines platform
The Fifth Congressional District meeting at Durham drew delegates from Guilford Alamance Rockingham Orange Granville Durham Caswell Stokes counties. A people’s issues platform aligned with 1890 state party lines and St Louis planks on finances land and transportation triggered lengthy debate before adoption.
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J. Morehead
S. N. Web
Alaman
St. Louis
Chicago
John W. Graham
John L. King
May Graham
King
Maj. Graham
Brooklyn shuts out Boston 7 to 0 on strong pitching
Major league notes show Brooklyn defeating Boston 7 to 0 behind standout pitching. Other results include Pittsburg 5 Chicago 7 and Cleveland 7 Louisville 0 with key fielding plays by McEleer and Browning.
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Garza's Mexican evolutionists indicted in federal court
Garza's men totaling two hundred twelve appeared in San Antonio federal court on charges of violating U S neutrality laws. Captain Burke and other officers attended. Two pleaded guilty with sentence deferred. U S district attorney announced Garza would be in custody before term ends.
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The Chronicle and Weekly Circulation Across State
The State Chronicle The Daily has the largest circulation in the state and city. The Weekly prints in every county, making the Chronicle one of the best advertising mediums in the region.
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Clergyman Bell Charged With Assault On Two Women On Train
Hungerford Wiltshire May 17 Reverend Kennedy Bell a clergyman in good standing was arrested on criminal assault charges after two separate compartments on the same journey reported assaults by him. Victims named Brittain and Abery, remanded without bail for further examination.
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