Washington Work Retaliatory Message Dominates Congress
Washington reporting on congressional gridlock notes repeated efforts to secure a quorum for Oklahoma bil amendments and general debate over the president's retaliatory message. Senate and House proceedings cover civil service, fortifications, China immigration, and adjournment timing amid political exchanges.
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House
Oklahoma
McCreary
Kentucky
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wilson
Senate
Blair
Committee On Interstate Commerce
D. H. Craig
Capitol
Messrs. Colom
West
Hale
Plumb
Hitt
Illinois
Washington
Congress
Oates
Alabama
Committee On
Centenarian Rebecca Snyder Dances at New Jersey Picnic
Rebecca Snyder aged 103, believed oldest in New Jersey, danced the Virginia reel with Johnn Decker at a Wantage township farmers' picnic. Born in Trenton, she lives now with her daughter in Decxsttown and recalls events from the Revolution and 1812. her memory and faculties remain sharp.
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New -Jersey
Widespread Casualties Reported in Global Incidents
A Chicago workman Louis Larsen died after crawled into a hydraulic elevator cylinder to clean it. He lit a candle and caused a benzine fire. The cylinder filled with gas and flames enveloped him before rescuers could reach him. Paris reports a terrible Dijon to Dijon railroad disaster with two express trains colliding. Many killed and injured. rescue operations slow. New York reports another mail robbery involving three notes for 5000 dollars each, presumed stolen en route from Boston to Chicago. Philadelphia notes the murder of two wealthy men Morris Wain and Charles Lavingstone Strong in Rock Springs Wyoming, possibly by their guide, with bodies stripped of valuables.
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Cuiiaco
Louis Larsen
Crane Bros
France
Paris
Dijon
Marseille
Turin
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Wacom Canuos
Matt Robchberg
New Yoas
Blake Brothers & Co
J. Walker & Co
G. F. Swift
Boston
Philadelphia
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Morris Wain
Thus Crty
Charles Lavingstone Strong
New York
Far West
Telegraphers urged to quit union on Lake Shore line
Lake Shore railroad telegraph operators face a firm order to resign from the railway telegraphers union. The company has allegedly prepared for months to fill every vacancy, securing replacements in advance, causing widespread anxiety among workers.
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Nept
Lake Shore
Iif
RANDY'S SCHEMES. Churchill aims for cabinet power
Sept 6. A quiet John Randolph Churchill plans a powerful autumn cabinet, with rumors of government leadership in the House of Commons. Debates swirl on Ireland, sugar conventions, and Liberal strategy as Socialist tensions rise in Berne. Sir Charles Tupper to speak at Sheffield on fisheries.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Churchill
Lord Hartington
House of Commons
Beth
Pall Mall Gazette
Davitt
Gladstone
Ireland
Henry de Worms
Board of Trade
Berne
Herr Liebknecht
France
Charles Tupper
England
Cutlers
Sheffield
Appeal for Aid From Jacksonville Amid Epidemic
Jacksonville leaders issue national appeal for funds and medical staff as epidemic reaches critical level. 51 new cases and 5 deaths reported recently, total 333 cases and 42 deaths. list of victims and new cases includes multiple named individuals and local organizations seeking help through James M. Schumacher and city officials.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Citizens’ Association
Board of Health
United States
James M. Schumacher
First National Bank
Neal Mitchell
Duval County Board of Health
D. T. Gerow
P. McQuaid
Citizens’ Auxiliary Association
Vapoire
Thomas Mottart
K. Moffatt
A. J. Murs
Gertrude Lessage
Frank Hubbard
Edwin T. Smith
W. F. Candlish
Thomas McPherson
B. G. Whitney
Homa Guzle
Blanche Amazo
Clemie Wagner
William Kaye
Mes. Davis
J. C. Cairns
Jobo Smith
A. King
T. Gonzalez
P. Kelly
Charles C. Rossant
Annie Arpin
Mrs. Wilcox
Lie Hizeltine
George Robinson
B. L. Gladden
T. Grant
Cutford Ross
Cassie Castellani
Emily Rone
Jane Francis
Mrs. Standing
John Thompson
J. ©. Wright
W. E. Poyturess
J. D. Ferenden
Annie Long
Fannie Hopkins
C. W. Gates
Lilie Amber
Stoughton
Mary Lengie
Mies Herrick i Borchfield
Oscar L. Thomas
Nellie Austin
Tennessee Veterans Reunion Opens in Toledo with Sherman Present
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee held its first annual reunion in Toledo as Gen Sherman attended and welcomed members. Officers were to be chosen, Gen Force resigned as treasurer, and Gen Dodge shared experiences on the Union Pacific. A city reception included speeches by Mayor Hamilton and Lt Gov Lyon.
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Geo. Shermann
Tolmon
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Sherman
Tood R
M. F. Force
G. M. Dodge
Inside Uncle Sam’s Money Mill The Bureau of Engraving
Special correspondent tours the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, describing the plant size near the White House, daily production of about $300,000, the steel plates and engraved faces, the role of engravers and female counters, the drying and quality checks, and how shredded and ground old notes become pulp for various decorative uses while noting security and the high standards at the facility.
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Washington
NCLE
United States
Treasury Department
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Treasury
Mt Who
Tantalus
Washington Monument
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Greaves
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