Prominent Figures Bonded by Faith and Finance
A compact survey notes Pusscort Evans ordained by Bishop Potter in New York, cites Baring Brothers and Rothschilds as powerful. contrasts finance with social rituals and religious demographics. mentions Fiji, cement innovation, and Japan’s rail progress. includes anecdotes on public figures, embezzlement schemes, and Arctic glaciers with vivid but concise context.
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T! Pusscort Evans
Senat Ser
Potter
New York
Des Moines river lands bill passes in Senate over veto
The Des Moines river lands dispute ends with the Senate passing the bill over the president’s veto. The measure settles titles to about 270000 acres of farm lands long contested by settlers and Eastern capitalists. Major figures Evarts Wilson Allison spoke during debates as the vote moved the bill forward in Washington on June 30.
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Moine
River Lande
Des Moines
Mesars Evarts
Wilson
Allison
Yews
Brown
Butler
Colquitt
Gray
Hampton
McPherson
Ransom
Vince
West
Whitthorne
Evarts
Miller
New York
Sawyer and Platte
Connecticut
Edmunds
Vermont
Wasnixaros
House
Senate
Boty
Mt’s
Culberson
Daniel Book En Co
Wher
Frederick
Gedd
Heidi
Healey
Holman One
Tex
En el
Lawler
Maton
Maybury
Mille Mere
Meal
Hewre Barton
Skinner
Stone
Mod
Tarsney
Tauilise
Tineae
Towhemi
Va Vaa ' Wilkine
Winase
Sevin Wolford
Worth
Wortington
Ewsieaport
Johnson
Keldis Millard
Uauvey
Gawrer
Wasumerox
Pan-Electric Telephone Committee
Boyle
Meeste Data
Eden
Hall
Ranney
Millard
Hanback
Moftatt
Haleing
Garland
Cates
Sania
Serene Ek Mead
Hale
Rogers Company
Mc Garland
Wasarvorox
Messrs
Oates
Eden and Hall
Goode
Laster Rites Comascuar
Atkins
Johnstone
Harris
Pan-Electric
Ns Rae
Rte
Hell
Wasarmeron
Fitz John Porter
Beck
Theower
Ian
Jr. Reagan
Texas
Mr. Randall
Louisiana
Gulf & Siipisiand Railroad
Committee On Agricul
Riddleberger
Wasnixetox
Beach
Hob Springs
Arkansas
Randall
Pennsylvania
King
Panama Canal Company
Secretary of State
Mc Reagan
City Council
Board of Trade
Zaneville
Zanesville
State Tickets Named In New Hampshire and Pennsylvanias
Democratic and Republican state conventions name gubernatorial nominees and key officers. In New Hampshire, Governor candidate Thomas H. Cogswell led a slate with support for President Cleveland and home rule. Pennsylvania lists James A. Beaver as Governor nominee with a broad platform on tariffs, labor, and dairy integrity.
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New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Arksdsac
Ilinois Democrate
Indiana
Temperance People
Coxcoun
N. H
Charles F. Stone
Laconia
Frank G. Noyes
Nashua
Gladstone
Cleveland
Thomas H. Cogswell
Germantown
T. J. Stewart
F. A. Osborne
Wagner
Philadelphia
D. H. Hastings
James A. Beaver
Morrill
Amkanhar Democrata
Litre Rock
Ark
Arkansas State Democratic Convention
P. Hughes
FE. B. Moore
Daniel W. Jones
W. FE. Woodfull
P.M. Cabbs
W. E. Thompson
Natrocti
W. ER. Miller
Temperance Republicans
InmianaPolis
Ind
Tuixo
Curcaco
State Democratic Central Committee
Palmer House
A. Orendorff
Springfield
Oscana
Neb
Republican State Central Committee
Lincoln
Towa Democrats
Des Moines
Iowa
A. R. McCoy
Clinton
Aith
Dea Mots
G. W. Bell
Hamilton County
Hal Sephtias
Me. Ogden
Linn
Gladstone Parnell
Committee On Resolutions
Congress
Cato Sella
Blackhawk County
Paul Guelick
Burlington
Greenback
Daniel Campbell
Minona County
William Theophilus
Supreme Court
C. H. Mackey
Keokuk
Frank Bradley
Audubon County
Greenback Party
Lewin' Opera House
Wilcox
Greenback State Central Committee
W. H. Robb
Knight of
Labor
Greenbackers
Monona
Torrka
Kan
John A. Andson
Kansas
Concordia
Wilsem
Burtaserox
Sid Valetion
John W. Stuart
Judge Davis Burial Draws Immense Crowd in Illinois
Immense procession and services marked the burial of ex Senator and jurist David Davis at Lain to Rest. Crowds filled the streets as 126 members of the Springfield and Bloomington Bar Associations led the march followed by 150 carriages. The funeral featured Rev. W G Pieret and brief grave services with earth placed on the casket.
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Broomrscros
Ill
David Davis
Davia
W. G. Pieret
Champaign
Davis
Springfield
Bloomington
Thomas Drummond
Henry Bishop
William H. Blodgett
Norman Williams
Chicago
K. J. Oglesby
John A. Logan
Tense W. Fell
Normal
John M. Scott
Hamilton Spencer
Lawrence Weldon
Duncan W. Punk
RE. Williams
J. A. McNulta
Cifton H Moore
Clinton
Norval Dixon
Holder, II
James W. Singleton
Quincy
J. D. Caton
Ottawa
W.D. Griswold
St. Louin
RB. B. Latham
Lincoln
Mr. Pierce
J. W. Tinamore
Minor News Items Of Interest Collected From Various Localities
A jumbled recap notes events from several regions including Yale and Harvard graduates, a failed mercantile firm in Fort and Brockton, and a savings tabulation. It mentions a Mexican Veteran Association reunion in Selbyville Texas, a fire damage incident near Independence California, and a U.S. Court sale of the Tunnel Midland railroad assets. Reports also cover a mining strike near Bhon, a horse theft sentence in Peru Indiana, a Clyde voyage to New York with two deaf mutes, a Hampton Virginia murder, births aboard the steamer Hammon, a fatality at Juliut Point, and social upheaval in Troy New York. Additional items include a fire in Be Louis Mas, a family quarrel in Sonbe, and Louisiana’s improved finances.
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Yale
Harvard
Fort & Brockton
Winston RC
Hopes
Inbsok
Lay
Pallbiacer
Chicago
Selbyvilla
Teewa
Julius Ee
Milwaukee
Paul Scar Independence
Cal
United States
Tuinels Midland Road
Springgola
Knickerbocker
Bhon
Andosh
Will Schnell
Peru
Ind
Cor
Clyde
New York
Mies Lillie Fisher
Dee Hamil
Colorado
Aes Wicae
Hampton
Kiibe
Hammonte
Friay
Brenson
Alice BR. Jordan
Pena Peega
Mary's
Pan Bate
Louis Mas
Bconbe
George M. Gullett Eillen
James Bartow
Guillet
Louisians
Associated Banks of
New Orleans
Consolidated
John G. Shields
Poe Cen Te Bo
Arizona
Senate
Explosion at Atlantic giant powder works kills ten
Morrnrstown New Jersey July 3 A massive blast at the Atlantic giant powder works in McCainsville levelled the building. Ten workers died and a dozen were injured as debris and body fragments were scattered up to 500 feet away. The cause may never be known.
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Ons
New Jersey
Morrnrstown
N.J
Atlantic Giant Powder Works
McCainsville
Lier
New Zealand Volcanoes and Earthquakes in Contrasting View
The article describes New Zealand's volcanic activity and geography, noting Ruapehu and Mount Etna comparisons, historic earthquakes, and the country’s two main islands with Auckland harbor. It discusses scientific ideas on volcanic belts and seismic activity, and parallels with Yellowstone, citing 1855 quakes and the lack of recent severe eruptions. It also mentions distant volcanic chains extending from the Arctic to the South Pacific.
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Nicollsi
Zealand
Kina
New Zealand
Chicago
Auckland
San Francisco
New York
Liverpool
Tadeke
Fine Harbor
Toland
Gomth Teland
Ruapehu
T ‘Oo
Etna Bega
Sotho
New 7
Denver
Heyenne
Yellowstone Park
North Island
Weer
National Park
Arctic Circle
Behr
New Gaines
Victoria
New Santa Cruz
Solomon Islands
New Britain
Eich
The White House Costs Beyond the President Salary
Congress plans spend about 96 064 dollars extra for the president. including private secretaries stenographer clerks messengers and ushers plus 12 500 for furnishing 2 500 for fuel 3 000 for greenhouse and 15 000 for gas matches and stables. The White House overall costs the country well over 1 1 25 000 annually.
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Congress
White House
Green House
San Francisco World
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Baring Brothers
Rothschilds
Detroit
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Dickenson College
Carlisle
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Price
Wisconsin
Plumb
Gleason Ely
Canada
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Glacier Bay
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Arize
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Bull Run
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Conn
Sexton
Europe
Russia
Mexico
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South America
India
Asia
Pan-Electric Inquiry Committee
Billa
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Government Printing Office
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Wasnscrox
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Great Britain
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Parnellitee
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Maurice Healy
Cork City
Sir Henry James
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Parance
Lido Bascott
Tom
Abdallah West
Loee
Insurance
Ohio
Davitt
America
Lascoll
Keb
Irish National Land League
Dublin
Michael Davitt
The
Land League
Avery Anne
Parnell
Egan
Lemire Rock
Russellville
T. R. Adams
Atkins, Ark
John Wilson
Nelson Clark
James Anderson
John Welle
Ricamoxo
Virginia
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Richmond
Fredericksburg
United States Circuit Court
United States Court At
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William Carran
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Swampscott
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company
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Knights of Labor
Powderly
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Empire Protective Association of
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Mr. Powderly
Empire
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Chautauqua Assembly
Prof
W. Coy
Missouri
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Baker
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
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Alabama
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War Department
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Military Guard of Honor
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Kate Townsend
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Sykes
Louisiania
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Teemer
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Minn
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Red River
Gaudaur
Yate
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Messen
Baron J. van Lutz
Judge Davis
Jacksnoro
Jacks County
Weet Fork
Reines
Posse
George Carpenter
Todd
Typrasapotin
Brotherhood of
Vilas
John Measures
Stoneham
Wakefield
Albion Street
Portland Express
Measures
Wakefield Junction
Bradstreet’s
Kentucky
Camp
Ballard County
Hukleyville
Illnois Pedagogues
Daxville
Illinois State Principals’ Association
Ita
C. C. Snyder
Freeport
Organization of
Teacherate
Newtonn
R. I
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Temes
Bega
Hungary
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Armexstion
Cam
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Prince Edward Inland
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Central Park
Harlem River
Annex
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Ann Annex
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Michigan State University
Law Department
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School of Pharmacy
Dental College
Medical
Trestos
N.S
John T. Nixon
United States District Court
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Wurzburg
Bamberg
Baltimone
Baltimore
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Argentine Republic
Uruguay
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MEW
Sarah Tin
Londom Globe
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