Tariff debate and senate action headline extended
Senate considers tariff measures as Behring sea bill advances. House stalls O Neill Joy election case amid deadlock. other national items include mining strikes, political shifts, and international diplomacy signals with ongoing unrest in the south and new appointments.
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Army of Peace Mobilizes From Laurel Hill to Uniontown
Visitors swarm Brownsville to glimpse the army of peace and its 70 mile march after Camp Dalzell. No deserters, two recruits, and no foreigners admitted. Marshal Browne criticizes state militia and warns troops to guard Congressman Dalzell’s property as mountaineers are urged to stay vigilant.
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Firemen Cremated in Milwaukees Theater Blaze
The Davidson theater in Milwaukee burned destroying costumes valued at $25,000. A roof collapse trapped firemen on the roof and in the auditorium. Dozens were injured with several feared dead including Arch Campbell Ollie Ries August Janssen Thomas Morgan Joe Janssen Frank McGure James Freeman and others. Some bodies remained in the ruins as rescuers fought the flames.
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Terrific Storm Strikes New Brunswick Town
Terrific storm hits New Brunswick and St Jenny area with hurricane winds and snow since Sunday night. Travel halted. ships New Brunswick and City of Monticello stay moored. Rail service suspended. schools closed. streets deserted. harbor ships ride out gale with no disasters reported.
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Escape from Erie county jail in McBain robbery case
Otto Susdorf John Steinbach William Burns and Fred Campbell fled Erie county jail by sawing a window bar. Steinbach and Burns were recaptured after a few hours of freedom while Susdorf Campbell remain at large. A woman thought to be Susdorf’s mistress aided the escape.
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Erie Canal Traction elects officers for electric towing system
At a board meeting Captain R. S. Hayes was chosen president George G. Haven named vice president and Charles T. Lewis secretary and treasurer. The Erie Canal Traction company will build maintain and operate an electric towing system on New York state canals as a Cataract General Electric subsidiary controlling Niagara Falls power outside Niagara and Erie counties.
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Brazilian insurgents seek refuge on Martin Garcia lazaretto
Forty Brazilian insurgents escaped Portuguese warships and hid at Martin Garcia island lazaretto. Admiral Da Gama and Brazilian officers believed aboard Mindello are now thought to be en route to Rio Grande to join Admiral De Mello's forces.
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William Parry RCH&FW railroad president dies at 84
Richmond Indiana April 10 William Parry president of the Cincinnati Richmond and Fort Wayne railroad died here at age 84 He was very wealthy a philanthropist of national reputation and for 50 years a prominent member of the Society of Friends.
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Locomotive Roundhouse Burns in Mass NYNH&H Yard
The New York, New Haven and Hartford roundhouse in BuzzaRo's Bay Mass burned. One of two locomotives inside was destroyed. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars.
Blizzard Rages in Bar Harsor Me With Deep Snow Drifts
A blizzard has gripped Bar Harsor Maine since noon Sunday with winds gusting and four to five foot snow drifts. Snow continues to fall and blow.
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Steam Pump Makers Wheeler & Tappan Assign to Harris
Catcaco April 10. The Wheeler and Tappan company, steam pump manufacturers, assigned to Elijah T Harris. Assets and liabilities each $30,000.
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Thurston Marries Potter at St Joseph Home
Lorin A. Thurston Hawaiian minister and Hattie E. Potter wed at the bride's home in St Joseph Michigan. Rev H W Davis Congregational pastor performed the ceremony with the Potter family in attendance.
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Cornell Student Taylor Granted Release from Jail
Papers released student Taylor of Cornell University were served on Sheriff Seaman and he was set at liberty. Taylor plans to remain in Ithaca and seeks reinstatement at the university.
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Rioting Strikers Rock Coke Regions Amid Deadly Clash
In Uniontown Pa on April 5 to 7 strikers clash with deputies at Connellsville and David son works. Paddock is murdered as deputies fire and strikers suffer multiple casualties. Police capture dozens while dynamite theft raises fears of renewed violence. President Davis supports a convention while urging an end to rioting.
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Italians Attack Sparks Riots at Chester Worksite
A trainload of Italian workers arrived in Chester for Chester section jobs when strikers mobbed them. Stones flew from the crowd, two Italians were injured as police detained a striker who refused to identify himself. The workers fled toward Philadelphia as chaos erupted.
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Explosion Kills Four in Or City Pa
A terrific explosion in Or City Pennsylvania on April 5 killed four people instantly and left two others fatally injured. Authorities investigated the blast site for causes and safety failures as residents mourned the victims.
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Brazilian flotilla on Amazon revolts against government
In Buenos Aires on April 10 reports say the Brazilian flotilla on the Amazon River has revolted against the government, signaling potential upheaval in regional naval forces.
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Builders May Declare a Lockout
Cuiiaco April 9 There is strong probability employers in the building trades will declare a lockout by next Wednesday risking 60 000 to 100 000 men out of work A meeting produced a unanimous opinion that a lockout is necessary to reorganize trades for profitable business The men declare they will win if it is not declared
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German laborer shoots self and wife in quarrel at home
Cuiiaca April 10 William Saber a German laborer shot and killed himself and his wife in their rooms after a family quarrel. Saber has been unemployed for months. Five daughters who supported the family are left.
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Senator Hill’s Speech Dominates Senate Proceedings
Washington April 10. The day opened with Walsh of Georgia sworn in to fill Colquitt's term. Debates on tariff procedures stalled, Walcott coinage plan deferred, and Harris sought longer sessions but met stiff opposition. Senator Hill’s speech against an income tax drew loud applause then rapid exit. discussion continued with full bill readings before adjournment.
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There Is Room at the Bottom and Vision of Poles
A poetic meditation contrasts building tall poles and cables with remaining grounded on Earth. It questions lofty plans for space or polar ventures and urges readers to visit those in more humble, earthly lives rather than chase distant wonders. The rhetoric recalls Room at the Bottom and urges down to earth reflection.
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