Washington Statehood Debate Splits North Idaho Annexation Issue
In the Senate and House the Washington statehood bill prompts debate over including northern Idaho. Mr. Cullom's substitute confines the new state to present Washington Territory, while opponents warn against dismemberment and urge congressional remedy. House adjourns after quorum issues and expiring debate on duties and reforms.
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Antannasia
CAPITAL NOTES SPOONER BILL AND DEFICIENCIES
The Spooner bill to bring the telegraph under interstate commerce jurisdiction is set for verbal amendments by the senate committee on interstate commerce. Updates note Mr Randall’s condition, and a July 18 house committee action includes items for deficiency appropriations and alien contract labor law enforcement. A Utes negotiation commission is named, and an influx of Chinese workers is reported, with details of the Victor city dispatches and railway incidents in Haymarket memorial planning.
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Leit Reservation
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The Burlington Strike Conspiracy Exposed in Chicago
Chicago report details a dramatic courtroom scene where John Mulligan, posing as Wilson, reveals himself as a Pinkerton agent amid a Burlington strike conspiracy case. The letter from Broderick to Bowles and the ensuing testimony connect a wide network of conspirators and a planned rapid prosecution.
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Kansas City
Unclear Story Fragment From a 19th Century Farm Plot
Fragmentary OCR of a lengthy article about a farm related tale. Readable names include Rae Jobe Mel States and Melbourne, with references to Net, Febdt, and Melbourne readers. The text mentions desertion, a wife and husband, a monetary penalty, and a court like or literary tale framing, but most details are garbled.
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