House Debates Eight Hour Bill and Convict Labor Ban
The House met at 11 to debate the eight hour bill adjusting labor accounts and opposed convict labor on public works. Key speakers criticized the measure as a make shift while others urged passage. The conference on a collision at sea was adopted, and North Dakota land and college provisions moved forward. Heavy sentences were handed to package men in Washington cases with multiple defendants jailed or fined.
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Hansbrough
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Williamstown
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James Chaplai
Parkersturg
W.va
Padi Kyworth Club
J. Koontz
Proctor
Anna Belli
Powhatan
N. Bundi
Burke and Wool Tariff Debate for World Boxing Parody
A garbled late 19th century article mixes tariff debate on wool and cotton cloth with boxing nods to Burke and Dempsey. It notes Mr Carlisle's wool strike proposal, Daniel defending high duties failing to reduce imports, and references to national population shifts and Connecticut agriculture. A London match rumor staggers between political talk and a hypothetical cross Atlantic bout for the middleweight title.
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Daniel
Senate
Lars Hawley
Mr. Daniel
Connecticut
Burke
England
Caranawer
London
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Belmont
Payne
Sherman
Allison
San Branci
Dowmpacy
Woolen Manufacturers Kick at the Driving Park
August 30 in J erarn New York a large crowd witnessed fast cycling at the Driving Park. Events featured one mile ordinary road wheels won by Kano of Buffalo in 3:1, later races with Pacers and handlebars, including Rambler safety open won by Banker of AC, and Kingston triumphs in the Futurity Stakes. The day showcased notable performances from Buffalo riders and a substantial purse in the two-year-old event.
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Spitzmiller
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Warner
Ramblers
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McDougall
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Tig. Gossler
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Kingston
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Bobby Teat
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Beton
Thomas Dolan
Linty
New York
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Ruslaud Philips
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Rutgers
Oberlin
New Brunswick
N. J
Merrill E. Gates
Rangers Collinge
Oberlin College
Ohio
Amherst College
Feustées
Dr. Gates
American and European Trade Talk and Baseball Notes
August reports from Philadelphia Boston and New York cover trade talks on tariff reforms, shipments to Hutchinson and local wool manufacturers, Senate actions on consular appointments, and mixed results from baseball games including New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Other items include rail funding debate, lottery advertisement bills, and a dynamite explosion incident with casualties.
White sand near Pittsburg fuels vast glass works plan
A plate glass sand vein was found near Pittsburg arousing plans for large sand works. White Sand Company bought eighty seven acres near Layton on the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghingheny railroad and will build large facilities employing hundreds of miners and an incline to transport sand to the Pem icky railroad.
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Allegheny Mountains
Great Works
White Sand Company
Layton
McKeesport
Youghingheny
Pem Icky
Tiumen atrocity details reach New York crowd
A Berlin cable recounts the massacre of Siberian exiles near Tumen and a princess among the victims. Princess Elencoginski, 15, and others endure brutal marches from Yekaterinburg to Tomsk as guards shoot and punish exiles during the harsh transport across Western Siberia.
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Alexander Kulutkowtall
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Treachery accusations swirl around General Boulanger report
French papers publish wide ranging attacks against General Boulanger accusing him of treachery and plotting to restore the monarchy while denying loyalty to the republic. The reports mention Latranger and Rochefort, with references to funds and support for royalist causes amid political unrest in Europe.
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Die Peuple
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M. Rochefort
Dion
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Pigarn
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