Washington News Tariff Debate and Senate Session Report
Washington headlines summarize Cullom speaking to the Senate on tariff policy, West's letter provoking an angry retort, and Randall's ostracism debate. The piece covers bond purchases pause, weather bulletins, and a Senate session noting Republican gains and a vote on Chinese exclusion act funding. It also notes new conflicts over postal service management and the Indian Commissioner oath.
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Senate
Wasutsnror
Mitchell
Collom Io
West
Vent
Lever
Devk
Tesk
Cleveland
Hesel
Tolmonny
Weiler
Democratic Party
Wloland
Acemalh Ha Wal
Cleviland
Boner Tim
Tae Han
Thas
Cullom
Pamurl
Randall
Democratic
Navy
Chae
Chace
China
Government of
Searcy
Official List of Wreck Victims Returns Home
An evening funeral train arrived in Wilkes-Barre with forty six bodies, many still in improvised coffins on seat backs. Relatives crowded the depot as identificatio n lists began, naming Patrick Curran and numerous others from Pleasant Valley and nearby towns. The wreck scene showed vivid, heartbreaking distress as families mourned in public. The report also mixes other items including the Last of the Apaches and Dakota fires, reflecting a crowded, ragged news page.
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Wisnstauer
I Wilkowarte
Flere
Scrmaton
Pleasant Valley
Wikesbarry
Miners Mills
Scranton
Pip
Guarns
Tienda
Osear Gibbons
Deranten
Mincka
Teyurel
Froit Pleasant Valley
Patrick Curran
Alichaul Winter
Win
Jas. Jackson
Frank Jackson
Jax Jackson
Henry Jackson
Barney Meyhan
Polly Meyhan
John M. Coleman
Pat Coleman
Michael Coleman
Thomas Studd
Mamie ‘Atkinson
V Rolly
Mra
Patrick Dartell Fen. O'rien
Merton
Tewis Doran
Jobo Wallis
Patrick Wale
Jehan Karis
William ‘Kelly
AL Doratt
Jas Drahony
Chettes Gollhe
Oscar Gibbons
Melandrews Ani
Harrotty Anced
Annie Curse
Powell
Janes Cw Kiestas Mathereon
Natal
Toute
Jessup
John Roxan
Hyde Park
Macnue Hart
dJates Flynn
Old Borge
Coney
Katie All Lattin
Ora Annil Cattie
Nin
Thomas Monte
Lothes
Hiroussit
Belig
Lone Richart
The Great Western Prosperity Speech and Rally
A lengthy political speech extols western states wealth growth under protective tariff. It cites census figures for Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Colorado and argues rail mileage population and industry rose since Lincoln. The address claims western expansion outpaced eastern states and praises tariff policy while contrasting with free trade critics.
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Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Lincoln
Thnough
United States
Ted Tousand Auies
Cleveland
Voledo
Detroit
Grand Rapidy
Chicepo
Kcngo
Malicoukes
St Paul
Minowapolis
Xoller
Columbus
Bind
Cincinnati
Webb
Louisville
St. Louis
Ap- Paine
Americas
Hemini
America
Pittsburg
Uenono
Uetari
Occas
Old England
Nolon
New York
Europe
Fussia
India
England
Political contests and rallies across Kansas in October
Reports from MixweArorts to Harvey county describe a Republican deadlock in a conference committee debate on breaking a tie. Anthony of Leavenworth spoke at McPherson. Grand rallies in Scott county featured W Be Lathey and Larabee Stafford. Democrats held torchlight processions. Harvey county saw a major show with candidates Humphrey Felt Greed visiting. A turnout around thirty thousand in Newtton and district rallies in Hittemonscox and Wichita followed key speeches by Humphrey Felt Gleed Collin.
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New York
Giants
Chiex
Philadelphia
Tittsburz
Detroit
Boston
Washington
St Louis
Brooklyn
Athletics
Ted
Cincinna Il
Kanaas City
Louly
Tal
The
Athletic
Giacinanita
Kansas City
Ny Y City
Des Moines
Kamsas
Scott
Sporr Cre
Scott County
W. Be Lathey
Newton
Larabee
Stafford
Afohn Marta
Rons Eeeien
Newrr
Harvey County
A. Humphrey
A. J. Felt
Greed
Topeka
T. P. Cochran
Cottomwood Falls
J.B. Stonecker
Thatcher
Lawrence
Kelly
Michieram
Humphrey
Felt
Greel
Paarly
Ets
Hittemmscox
Get
Tanlgit
U. Humphrey
Charles Gleed
G. W. Collin
Wichita
Manhattan clothing co moves rail clash over southern routes
A fragmentary report describes a planned conflict between rail interests and new Southern routes. Georgia Central and Tennessee lines seek parallel paths to Savannah, with threats of costly disruption as mergers and shipments shift toward new steamship connections and western corridors. Officials meet to authorize purchases and chart crossings with New York lines.
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Laat Teporxsee, Viewlals & Georgia’ Company
Richtaind Teereinal Company
Geeorgia Gentral
Jrueis
Sahaut
Virginia
Georgia
Colmpny
Savannah
Oenan
Iogiaia & Nougia Board of Dineckors
Walt
Taatervey
Hastrean
Tom
Savanna
Jala
Savannas
New York
Central
Peerees
Roeaia
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Mr. Pratt
Samuel Randall
John Roark
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Ont TL
Arting
Thompson Totay
Nethee
Natonal Bark Care Aitartet
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John H. Oberty
Kaseas Crok
Get. A
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Willbuy Grant
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Ganda
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Gutealma
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Chicago
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Clements
Tener
Farrell
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Fulmer
Bakely Snyder
ST. Lots
Hass Mits
Loutaville & Errore
Tatteries Hing and
Detan
Castes
Loran Fe
Richant Whitman
Seale
St Ieee
Flood
Sax Prascico
Hertelberg
Germany
James Fiochcaivine
M A
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Banpias
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T. B. Parnell
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Sevlewleke Famlity
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Ha Otice Ie Ibecuy
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Jowett Lancworthy
MixweArorts
Eciameiah Soceathcer Oe
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Niled
Anthony
Mcpherson
McPwew
D. Ro Anthony
Leavenworth
C. ER. Lewis & Co
Main Street
Forest City Coal Company
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Manhattan Clothing CO
East
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Piernap Poe
Camienvers
Suettersore Fite
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Tenner
Juno
Mae Aarer
Eiergt Numler
Attormey
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