River and Harbor Bill Passes After Lengthy Debate
The river and harbor appropriation bill cleared the Senate for about 76 million dollars including 12.2 million in direct appropriations and 64 million in continuing contracts. Debates centered on limiting annual contract expenditures to 10 million and concerns over executive power, with party lines noted in the final roll call.
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Colorado Delegates Rally for Teller and Silver Plan
Delegates at a Colorado Republican meeting in Pueblo align behind bimetallism and protection. They nominate Henry M Teller to lead the delegation to St Louis and approve resolutions endorsing Teller, national bimetallism, and American economic policies while contesting rival claims.
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Populist State Convention Nominates Slate for 1892
Sacramento May 14 The populist state convention has made the following nominations for office Lieutenant governor J L Gilbert of Freang Presidential electors at large Daniel McKay of Sacramento and J Webster of San Luis Obispo Presidential electors S M Buck of Haumbott CW Thresher of Butte Samuel Stewart of Solano C T John son of Los Angeles D I Fowler of Freeno For congress First district George W Monteith of Macin Second district CF McGlashan of Nevada Seventh district Dr C H Castle of Merced
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Plague Checks in Yokohama Voyage and Korean Uprising
The steamer China arrived from Yokohama and Hong Kong and was allowed to dock. Reports say the plague has been checked with no rise in fatalities. Koreans form four bands of several hundred, clash with government troops, and casualties are unclear but heavy for rebels. Seoul hints at a railroad deal with an American syndicate to build Ninsen to Seoul for fifteen years, with possible state takeover later. Japanese influence in Korea shifts to Russia as Americans and Chinese gain control of commerce.
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Navajo Opposition to Carrizo Mountain Mining Sparks Action
Word from the Navajo country reports Chief Black Morse and a strong Navajo faction oppose the Carrizo mountain gold fields invasion by a syndicate led by JITP Vorhees and allies. U S troops are ordered to Farmington area and travelers to the Navajo reservation must carry passports or face arrest and seizure of belongings.
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Record Heat Tops May Marks In New Haven And Boston
New Haven sets May high at 93 degrees surpassing earlier records since 1873. The city’s sunlit heat mirrors Boston where a 40 degree afternoon reading capped a 24 hour dry spell, marking a regional heat wave.
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Shot in Saloon Denver Sees ExConvict Wound Stewart
In Hickey's saloon Denver on May 13 Newell, an ex convict, wounded Charles J Stewart of Haverly's minstrels after a dispute over drinks with Stewart. The altercation ended with Stewart taken to care and Newell restrained.
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Death of William A Sima rett Switchmen’s union officer
William A Sima rett secretary and treasurer of the Switchmen's union died last night of consumption in Mead Chicago. Elected to the union’s key post in 1886 he held it until 1894 when a summer scandal revealed a missing forty thousand dollars in his accounts. After two weeks he was found in a Washington home in Chicago and no prosecution followed. The union subsequently dissolved.
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Cheyenne & Northern Adds Nine Trains for Cattle Shipments
Cheyenne and Northern Railway announces nine extra trains to move rising southern cattle to northern ranges. One hundred twenty five carloads are already in Denver and will be routed through as lines allow.
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Indictments for Murder of Shoshone Chief Washakie Relative
Cheyenne Wyoming May 13 a United States grand jury today returned indictments against William Lamoreux and BF Odell for the murder of Jim Washakie a tub chief of the Shoshones and grandson of Chief Washakie. Washakie was shot while trying to recover his wife whom the defendants had kidnapped. Lamoreux is described as the half breed son of Jules Lamoreux a wealthy stockman. The men are slated for trial in July.
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Troops Ordered to Suakim From India for Garrion Duty
A Times dispatch from Shnta India reports native troops are being ordered to Sane kim for garrison duty and that two infantry regiments will depart from there for Suakini as soon as possible.
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