Unemployed Army Marches Toward Capitol In Reform Debate
A garbled critique links the McKinley bill to rising unemployment as the Ed sounds act is debated. References to Breckeninge Pollard suit and measures like seigniorage bill hint at political struggle over damages and policy in Kentucky and broader national context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Arizona
Cole Bykokeainon
Misa Pollard
Col
Pisinutt
Coscrese
Gilead
Railroad From Bowie To Ilobe Sees No Setback Likely
The railroad project from Bowie to Ilobe will not suffer a setback even if the act exempting railroads from taxation, passed by the 27th legislature, is declared unconstitutional. This outcome is not considered likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Ilobe
27Th Legisature
Territorial administration grilled over asylum costs
A northern newspaper criticizes territorial officials for cutting the insane asylum’s operating costs while questioning why the territorial prison is not self supporting, urging clearer explanations of budget decisions and fiscal priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Administration
Senator Brice Leads Democratic Caucus in Turbulent Fight
Ohio Senator Brice, a chief mover for the Democratic senators, hints at delays. Reports from committees suggest the waate? amendments will be materially changed in the house, and conference must weld before the bill is finally agreed upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Ohio
Llla
Confirmation of Judge William Praised After Review
The article lauds Judge William and his supporters after a thorough review of his career and funding. A confirmed appointee without questions of fitness earns praise. A microscopic examination yielding a clean bill of character marks him as especially fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
New Mexico Statehood Bill Hints at Special House Rule
Detecate Jusmnt of New Mexico plans action once appropriation bills cleared to secure a special rule that would grant the statehood bill right of way and suspend other business in the House until a quorum appears and passes the measure. Joseph differs from his famous namesake, showing color and stance for New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Joseph
Boston Bankers Oppose Seigniorage Bill
A letter signed by over fifty leading Boston bankers urges President Cleveland to refuse signing the seigniorage bill. They warn it would ruin banking, create distrust, and damage the nation’s financial standing, while the president seeks a solution to the who question of victory from defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Sweet
Idaho
House Committee On Coinage
Ant Hon Enemy and Local Notices in El Paso
A fragment from Thursday’s Daily lists names and events around El Paso. Mentions Benson, Harvard professor Douglass, Wistom of Bisbee, Dr T B Comstock, and Edwin Gould of the Missouri Parish system. Notes cattle shipments to California, Sonoita land grant case in district court, and local officials traveling through El Paso. Also cites malaria and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Gould
el Paso
Staeble
First Sai James Reilly suit against Perkins and Hawke in Colchiso
In district court a suit against W K Perkins and Nat Hawke seeks 900 for three warrants paid as salary for three quarters and 180 in legal interest. George Fitts and Mersin Costello stand as bondsmen. The article also notes Gener Frye jailed for vagrancy in El Paso and Mayor Solomon calling citizens to defend property amid looming danger. Col R F Hafford to return to manage Tombstone business. Frank Strain seeking new job. Midwinter Fair museum repairs and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reilly
Colchiso
W.K. Perkins
Nat Hawke
Izetia
Distii
George Fitts
Mersin Costello
Jaintiff
Gener) Frye
el Paso
Solomon
Thate
R. F. Hafford
San Francisco
Frank Strain
Cols
Mies Stewart
Hob Stewart
Bengon
Hie
Unclear historic notes mix in Arizona items
A scrambled clipping reports on May 15 1895 Sonoita title claims by a federal officer. It mentions Alvin Lumber Co Casa Grande yard duties and Phenix businessman Mr Williams on prison commission. Sheriff White relays a stage robber incident near Rowe. A LA unemployment march reaches Tucsom then to El Paso. Democratic committee in Phenix adjourns to June 18. Chamberlain Cough Remedy praised by Fairfax VA resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Promiscnry
Senate
Enrvay
A.g.walliams
Charza
Alvin Lumber Co
Casa Grande
Phenix
Williams
Thorouigh
Nichols Resigns as Supervisor Amid Public Notice
The announcement requests public awareness that Mr. A. E. Nichols resigned as supervisor and that the undersigned also stepped down. A later note claims Nichols has not, in fact, resigned, while other fragmented items mention family, moral reflections, and medical concerns about a horse’s joints, reflecting a noisy, mixed page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Nichols
Tam
Clans
Nichols
Hints for Housewives From A Jumbled Page
A fragmented advice page offers home tips for stain removal and cleaning using salt and water, salt in water for starch and sprains, newspaper polishing for glass, and carpet brightening by salt. It also contains a stray note about coffee grinding and a brief, odd mention of Easthampton Mass telegraph dispatches and a ten year old girl Elsie Gough aiding her brother’s schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Vyten
Easthampton
Mass
Dirk
Elsie Gough
Fragmentary 1900s Odds and Ends From an OCR Page
A collage of odd facts and misread lines includes a star sapphire description, a Mirage Fate Morgana reference in the Straits of Messina, a rare manKine shark captured at Monterey, freight costs for pork from Chicago to Liverpool, a claim about detouring dies by a swallower, Boston public maths usage, bread consumption with cold weather, and George A Lee of Lichtiel Minnesota smoking fifty cigars in eleven hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straits of
Messina
Monterey
Chicago
Liverpool
Boston
George A. Lee
Lichtiel
Minn
Yankee Intelligence and Fashion Fads in Society
A humorous legal scene features a lawyer challenging a witness by probing intelligence with a joke about Moses and Aaron, eliciting laughter. The column then shifts to social fashions noting ginger, Parisian retronyms, and the season’s seaside fad panthomancy, plus a Paris dinner where all decor and attire were white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Aaron
Paris
Ram's Horn Gems From Elkhurs Carriage Ad
A fragmented notice from Elkhurs Carriage and Harness Mfg. Co. of Elkhart Indiana promises lower prices on carriages wagons bicycles and harnesses if readers send a small payment. The message includes garbled lines about Tae man and stories of love and doubt. The overall item reads as an unreliable promotional clipping with unclear dates or specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Mike
Elkhurs Carriage , and Harness Mfg. Co
Elxhart, Ind
Storms and political clashes ripple across states
A torrent of reports from Washington to the West describes a deadly desert sand storm in the Colorado region, military mobilization plans for Frye's army, and political maneuvering on mining, seigniorage, and Chinese registration acts. Also noted are a boxing match in San Francisco and a legal dispute over a rumored marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Committee On Mines and Mining
Coxey Army
Washington
Complete newspaper plant and presses for sale
A full newspaper plant including a 7 column press, a large Franklin-Gordon quarter-medium job press, and a complete job office in Tombstone, Arizona, all offered for 25 cents on the dollar. Used but little with storage in Tombstone. Proposals to pay part cash will be considered. Address 8 C Basa Tombstone Arizona for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Press
Franklin-Gordon
Washington and Press
Tombstone
C. Basa
Aria
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Finip
Fairbank
George Field
Etralt
Cal
Gow
Bryan Este
Bensonwendy
Douglass
Harvard University
Etiil
Mr. Wistom of
Bisbee
T. B. Comstock
The
University
California
Si Fryant Ie
Tame
Ind
Col. A. K. Gen
Topolohampe Cooperative Colony
Mexico
Coghise
Baker
Sargent and Canby
Cornell University
Canalzo
Mexican Boundary Commission
Jimenes
Tits Reilly
4. W. Brean
Anthon
Scott White
D.W. Wickeraham
Rowhle
Omaha
Colorado
Wyoming
State
Montana
Arizone
Los Angeles
Tucsom
All For the
Democratic Central Committee
E. B. Swetaian
Fairfac Station
T. Brown Jr
Draggitt
Courhters
Shirley
Tennyson
Mawrity
Tafterwans
Mare
Yankee Intelligence
Menard Sian
Marie
AM. Williams
Asmiate
Auto Remy Court
Wa. F. Green
Califorpia
el Paso Citiaens
Frye
Peller
Pho Etpeome
Proudergast
Doeis
Tale
Alate
Utal
London Times
Morales
Carlisle
Congress
McLeol
Yeaterday
McMahon
Gravesend
Ambaxea~ Jor
United States
the Hon of Representatives
Eiter
Denver Times
Gov Waite
Supreme Court
Hattie Blaine
J. (. Blaine
Truxton Beale
Edward Beale
Persia
Burge
Australia
Iron Man
Arthur Valentine
Valentine
Col. Greckenrilge
Siparnl
Lasp
Ofrige
Treen
Asem Peacaery Si
Notheh
Ares
Aris Alt
Kau
Mather
C.D
Olsuna
Tr Vorner
Nicer
Oleg Thig
Mageech
Jae Hig
Dorie Ovat
Om Jaca
Adisialog Calmamys
Maver Larde
Wendad Ajar
Tom Lede
Pabitisius
Fuans W
Cozema
Prater Bk
Atest
Macaiorne
Cuticura
Fin Ap
Menuticoe
Extevanlis
Tele
Soni
Satany
Comforma
Sy. Siar
E. E. Burlingame
Ral Bird
Silver Ballon
Demge Cole
Steacn
Madame A. Rupfert
Jon Eastidth
New York
Civy
Laos
Contigertia
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