Washington Tariff Bill Passes Senate by Party Vote
The tariff bill, amended to take effect August 1, 1894, passed the Senate 34 to 39 after a three month debate. Senator Hill joined Republicans against the measure. Populists split with Kyle and Allen voting yes, Peffer and Stewart opposed. Federal troops were dispatched to protect railroad property despite no new riots.
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Washington
el Paso
Senate
Hill
Repubblicans
Kyle
Allen
Messrs
Peffer and
Dreter stakes at Newmarket shine for Solaro winner
London market wires report a wretched day in London trading as Wrance takes moderate gold from here. At Newmarket Solaro owned by A. W. Coxe won the Dreter stakes of thirty sovereigns each way with Missive second and Dross third.
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London
Galveston
Newmarket
A. W. Coxe
Solaro
Dross
Passo Hondo Battle Claims and Naval Appointments
In Brazil Rio de Janeiro reports Rear Admiral G. J Calvas appointed Minister of Marine. Cezario Saraiva killed and Apa riscio Saraiva wounded in the Passo Hondo battle. Great illuminations and festivals decreed for today. Frontier federals advance toward Rio Grande.
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Janeiro
Taly
Galveston
G Jncalvas ‘Diarte
Cezario Saraiva
Apariscio Saraiva
Passo Hondo
Porxoto
Urugidyan
Rio Grande
Russian press hails Franco Russian alliance signals
Fragmented dispatch notes Russian papers expressing satisfaction with President Perier's message and the Franco Russian alliance. It mentions closure of a synagogue in Wargaw and an announced January marriage of the Czarewich to Princess Alix, with plans for Baltic watching trips next week.
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Peterepura
Gals Iveston
Perier
Argentine Republic Dispatches and Local Notices
Buenos Aires July 4 reports Via Galves on orders to the frontier for Brazil to prevent “solution of territory” amid tensions. A French colony funeral ceremony for Garnet was described as splendid. The provincial government instituted criminal proceedings against deposed Governor Costa for alleged large-scale extortion. also against Marency who fled.
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Buenos Aires
Galveson
Pasktodaltiddos
Brazil
déBrazillade
Uenos Aires
Costa
Dhoney
Marency
Eagh
Columbia 14 Bit Stiicl July 4 Ros Aivehian
The state legislature urges the central government in Bogota to take action to prevent violations of frontier ties with Costa Rica. The chaotic report notes stepped warnings and calls for coordinated measures to secure regional borders and address ongoing tensions.
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Reromen Ab
Bogota
Ocats
Rica
French President’s Independence Message Broadcast
An English summary notes President Pepler's constitutional stance and unity with France’s republic. He states he is not aligned with any party but serves the Republic, mourns an upright citizen killed in seven years, and calls on France to uphold peace. The President emphasizes loyalty of the army and navy and France as a center of intellectual light and progress.
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Mescave
Gronslenaij
Ibaa Bae
Iyeview
Galvettoo
Alsatignanarchist
Ziegler
Tol of Carnot
Gaeas
Tio Soda
Pala Rco
Jane Seements
Carnot
Lyons
Brisson i
Chamber
Deputiesy
Boulager
Panis
Casimir ‘Perler
France
Aube
Tody
Officar
Paris
Giveaton
Paria Fund
Idah National Parliamentary Party
Justin Macarthy
Patrick Brae Ditor
Munro
Charles §. Parnell
Fais
Galveston
Pepler
Pullman Wages Cut Sparks Broad Labor Boycott
A San Josu July 4 report describes a major wage cut at the Pullman company triggering a broad labor boycott. Interior decorators' pay drops from 112 to 60 per month and daytime wages fall from 32.257 to 90 cents, provoking sympathy for striking workers and fears of contract disruptions across railways as stockholders profit amid the unrest.
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Zbbiy Boyentt
Wageas
Pullman Company
Nome Weexe Agu
Wwentiout
Gador
Pullman
Stikers
Standaya
Oll
Horace Grey- Toy
Geo. M. Pullman
el Paso Jorald
Courting in Mexico Deepens Cultural Traditions
A detailed look at Mexican courtship contrasts with Western norms, describing the bear ritual, family involvement, and the high costs of marriage. It explains how suitors pursue brides through public displays, serenades, and extended family oversight, culminating in civil and religious ceremonies that vary by class and denomination.
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Dinkinea
Tolka
Dcu
Teally
Mexico
Papa
Sven
Banne Ara
Civil Register
Montes
Ara
Fourth of July Celebrations and Travel Notes Across the City
The American Legation and local businesses marked the 118th anniversary of independence with flags, lawn games, races, and a half holiday for workers. A party from the English-speaking colony traveled by Montreal line on a special car to Tule, returning in the evening. The piece lists attendees and describes picnics, river views, and Fourth events but also reports a boating disaster near Nelkighyhaz i with casualties and a later note on rail and tourist promotions.
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United States
Montreal Railway
Geneul
sAdiatis
Grit Senden
Wadibl Ra.or
Pi Hoeck
Geo
JD Burton
Mastella Clarke
Johnstone
Misi
Ar. Stanton
Sand
Mras O
Dmbridge
Ignacio
Sepulveda
D-S
Gore
Mra
Herbert
Young
Vite
Dire
Willey
Chompson
Mergraz
White
Puja
Alga Bhp
Iworld
Nochistongo
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Joyner
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