Fan Wert Dimes and a World of Versatile News
A整理 of scattered notes describes various topics from a noted scientist warning about nourishment needs to prophecy about electricity replacing locomotives. It covers explorers reaching Africa coast, German warship Adler details, canal transport ideas, drowning accident near Ann Arbor, eel in a hose, railway accident tallies, census trends, Japan’s election, and diverse global curiosities including a New Year railway record and a broad European press tone on weather and politics.
Senate and House Daily Summary of Proceedings Up to Date
A condensed record of Senate and House actions from July in Washington. Key items include passage of ship bills with votes 29 to 19 and 28 to 1, pending appropriation measures, land grants, pensions, and tariff debates. Notable: a Washington soldiers home land grant, irrigation funding discussions, and the first Wisconsin death penalty sentence for a Native American.
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Senate Wasmsoros
Senate
Vasuarsoros
Allison
Military Academy
District of Columbia
State of Washington
Nebraska
Chickamauga Battlefield
Jessie Fremont
Havana
A. J. Diaz
House
Washmertoy
Houss
Alderson
W. Va
Levis
Itis
Teneny
Fremont
Cooper
Pensions
Cannon
Congress
Washwatox
Monacy
B. Taylor
B. Taylor (D
Culbertson
Tex
Adams
Til
Reed
Supreme Court
Henderson
Republic
Kansas
Arcusox
Kan
Wisconsin
Oshkowh
Qsunxosa
Wis
John Warpoose
United States
Harrison
Ten Die In Explosion and Fire Across Cities
A coroner revised list shows ten killed and thirty six injured fromTuesday's King's explosion. Buildings near the scene destroyed. Funeral of General Fremont held in New York with pallbearers Sherman and Howard. Elevator burned in Connersville destroying 5,000 to 7,000 bushels of wheat. Missing $3,000 from United States Express in Milwaukee. Western Union building fire causes $600,000 loss. AP offices damaged. Indian Territory land opening 4,000,000 acres for settlement. Indians to receive $1.5 million. Nine men sentenced to death in Paris Texas. Stanley gifts stolen in London wedding. German heir Conrad Stolberg shot duck hunting. Quebec fire kills seven. Soldiers wives home dedicated in Marion Ohio.
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Haa
Fremont
New Yor
John €. Fremont
St Ignatius Church
W. T. Sherman
C. O. Howard
Trinity ¢ Trinity Cemetery
Muwauxer
United States Express Company
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Hurley
New York
Western Union Telegraph
Associated Press
Kixe Fisuer
Ind.t
Arapahoe
Indian Territory
Paris
Tex
Bryant
Charles Reed
F. J. Lawrence
J. B. Chamberlain
C. J. Cook
Cyrus Frease
John Jackson
C. E. Cook
J. C. Ball
R. E. Hoyt
Stanley
Loxnox
Henry M. Stanley
Brace
Conrad Stolberg
Germany
Quebec
Can
Pierre Meranda
Maninos
Lake Pepin Disaster Victims Listed Amid Sea Wing inquiry
Red Wing officials release official toll from Lake Pepin wreck with ninety seven dead. Captain Wethern and Clerk Niles present account of the disaster noting crewmembers did not drink and efforts to save passengers were made as the storm struck after Lake City. Warnings spread across multiple towns of deadly weather and electical storms with numerous fatalities and property damage.
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Sr. Pauw
Minn
Red Wing
Lake Pepin
Wethern
Sea Wing
Niles
Lake City
Peoria
Ill
Fred Emerson
Holmes
Gray
South Berutenem
Lehigh Valley
Sheeta
Hellertown
John Freeman
Pennsylvania
Sancon Valley
Bethlehem
Allentown
Barbour’s Thread Works
Hiaxp
Paris
Til
Benjamin Morton
Mr. Morton
Rufus
Trenton
N. J
Michael Corcoran
Louis Schlegel
Norwark
Monrceville
Otto Goldner
Freddie
Willie
Otto
Kate Smith
Mount Steruime
Benjamin
William Geary
Gosnen
Ind
Here
Collins W. Hathaway
Henry Neufer
Cart
Alonzo Busby
Wryamao
John Fess
Medaryville
Downey Knotts
Minor News Items of the Week Ending July 19
Dr Peters, the German explorer, reached Zanzibar. In Chicago eighty six Swedish Americans were naturalized and 113 granted first papers. Judge Howland ruled German must be taught in public schools. Arson and disasters span Rosenau Hungary to St Paul and Rockland Massachusetts. A family suffocated in Paris from charcoal fumes and a series of fires cause major losses. Scotland Yard style crime reports, lynching, fights, and a wide array of incidents fill the week. Local notable deaths include Consul General Schuyler and Brigadier General Van Buren, with various accidents and embezzlement cases also noted.
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Peters
Zanzibar
Chicago
Howland
Indiana Spols
Rosenau
Hungary
St. Paul
Cleveland
Omaha
Rockland
Mass
Congregational Church
Paris
United States
Argentine Republic
Starr Piano
Richmond
Ind
St Louis
France
Henry Hall
Council Bluffs
Green Jackson
Fort White
Fla
Robert Pritchard
Tuscumbia
Ala
Steele
John Goodwin
W. P. Chalien
Harlingen
N. J
George Duffield
Oscar Bodine
Guyton
R. G. Norton, Jr
Willie
John Bird
Pittsburgh
Jennie McDowell
Henry C. Thompson
Morristown
Esquimaux
Cartwright
Labrador
New York
Daniel T. van Buren
Plainfield
Frank Willerman
German and Centennial Building and Loan Associations
Denver
NAMED FOR OFFICE IN THREE STATE CONVENTIONS
Republicans, Farmers Alliances and Democrats nominate candidates for Governor and other offices across states. Ohio's convention names Daniel J. Ryan for Secretary of State T A Minshall for Supreme Court Judge and Frank J. McCulloch for Public Works. Minnesota factions nominate Owen Barrett Rahilla Matteson Burlingame Kohler and Kohler. Tennessee's Democrats nominate John P. Buchanan for Governor.
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Congress
Decatur
C. Outten
Ilinois
Courupus
Neb
State Farmers’ Alliance
Third
Knights of Labor
Trades
O. M. Kemm
Custer County
Brazil
Ind
Indiana
James A. Mount
Montgomery
Ailescox
Mian
Minnesota
D. T. Hall
Ottawa
Kas
Farmer's Alliance
Albert F. Allen
Funston
Prattancres
Corvenaxa
Daniel J. Ryan
T. A. Minshall
Supreme Court
Frank J. McCulloch
Board of Public Works
Foraker
Campbell
Sherman
McKinley
Foster
Harrison
Reed
House
People's Representatives
Minnesota Farmers
St. Paul
Minn
Farmers’ Alliance
United Labor Parties of Minnesota
Mr. Owen
Minneapolis
J. O. Barrett
Brown's Valley
N. Wenenberg
Duluth Skandinav
P. H.rahilla
Wabasha County
Eric Matteson
Lac Qui Parle
Tennessee
Nasnymie
Tenn
John P. Buchanan
Messrs
Taylor
Patterson
Buchanan
Murfreesboro
Rutherford County
RESULTS OF JINGOISM AND BLANE'S DIPLOMATIC TENSION
A critical look at jingoism in U S politics with Blaine as the focal point. The piece argues that Behring Sea tensions and Treasury moves risk open clash with Britain, while Blaine’s shift to peace and free trade clashes with earlier hawkish stances. It contrasts southern growth under federal pressure and Reed’s plan to federalize elections, arguing the South should govern itself.
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Mr. Blaine
Hebring Sea
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Clarkson
Mr. Reed
England
Blaine
Julian Pauncefore
Treasury Department
Blain
Treasury
Mr. Windom
Mr Windom
Julian
Houston, Ferbis
South
Nto
Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Omaha
Peoria
Quincy
Ike
New Orleans
Louisville
Nashville
Atlants
Memphis
Birmingham
Tie
Sun
Biatherakita Ingalls Pensions Bid Sparks Political Row
The Atlanta Constitution accuses Senator Ingalls of courting votes by advocating broad pension benefits for all veterans. It argues the push would strain the treasury, claim heavy South contributions, and depict the move as a partisan bid to win soldier support.
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Ingalls
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Epigrammatic Editorials From The Day
A collection of opinion snippets from multiple papers criticizing politics and personalities. Mentions a Findlay nitroglycerine trust, Georgia watermelon, Col Clarkson on subsidies, the Federal election bill, party discontent over the force bill, ex-Democrat treasury theft cases, Blaine and second fiddle, Reed's rules affecting Congress, and Republican financiers like Foraker Dudley Tanner and others gaining wealth through party ties.
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Congress
Philadelphia
Georgia
Chicago Herald
Clarkson
Cleveland Plaza Dealer
Minneapolis Journal
Rep
Chicago Globe
Maryland
Thetate Penitentiary
W. W. Dudley
Quay
United States Senate
St Louis Post-Dispatch
James G. Blaine
St Louis Republic
Reed
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Foraker
Dudley
Tanner
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Thorn
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Alabama
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Eee ‘Tre
House of Pests
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Russia
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Mississippi
Missouri
Pierre
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Pandita Ramabai
Tor Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
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South Dakota
Secretary of the Interior
Wasmnetos
House Committee On
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Goodrich
Bullock
West Virginia
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OmMelal 1
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Farmer
Gosuen
Charlie Hawkins
Williamsville
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Ont
William Giffin
Humber
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Saratoga
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Coviners
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Egypt
Eugene Schuyler
Schuyler
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Michael Aylward
Bramble House
Missearotis
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William Bullard
Bullard
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Mallone
Cuicago
John Ehret
Virginia Natural Bridge
Glascow
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Massachusetts
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Cyrus Craig
Marysville
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Bradford
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Anna
Morris Sullivan
Goreville
San Francisco
C. V. Donaldson
Fort Grand
A. T
Lottie Spurgeon
Newport Beach
Ster
Piorra
John Fay
Kansas City
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Magus
Christina Patterson
Plainwell
Sioux City
Henry Clint
Riouxoxp
Thomas W. Dorwell
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Couras
Republican Congress
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Boston
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