Seven Affirmative Votes Mark Hatch Bill Debate in Lower House
In Washington on June 19 the House took up the tariff bill amid a Senate clash over coal on the free list. Senator Hill offered an amendment to place bituminous coal on the free list, arguing Democrats pledged free coal in their platform. The amendment failed 61 to 1, with Allen, Kyle, Peffer, Bill, Irby, Hansbrough, and Washburn voting in favor. The finance committee amendment then passed.
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Senate
Hill
Bin
Poiter
New York
Hil
Itv
Allen
Kyle
Peffer
Irby
Hansbrough
Washburn
Hatch Debates Anti-Option Bill in Congress
June 19 in Wasuieron a House session followed routine business as Hatch opened debate in favor of the anti-option bill. He claimed every provision had prior support from boards of trade nationwide. Warner of Delaware attacked the bill while Bryan of Nebraska offered support after Warner.
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Hatch
Bet Mengure
Neb
Warner
Washington Officials Deny Pure Fabrication of Anarchist Plot
Washington officials dismiss a Post report claiming a grave anarchist conspiracy was unearthed as false. Honore Jackson denies involvement and criticizes the fiction linking his name. Jackson’s landlady protests being named and asserts he authored the article. Secret Service Chief Ha Yen and detectives deem the assertion completely untrustworthy.
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Washington
Gard
Treasury
Honore ‘Jackson
Jackson
Damatters
U; Ton
Ha Yen
The
Secret Service
Peice
Deficiency bill funds justice and posts office items
In the deficiency bill the department of justice receives 708,292 dollars mainly for fees. The post office department gets 2,841,822 dollars, including 1,040,474 for mail transportation by railroads. Also funded are public building projects such as Sioux Falls at 15,000 dollars.
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Washington
Department of. Justice
United States
Post. Office -Department
Sioux Falls
9.D
Cleveland at Annapolis Telegrams and Papers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene at Annapolis involving President Cleveland visiting the naval academy and lighthouse area. Mentions telegrams and obtaining daily papers as the event unfolds.
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Cleveland
Annipollé
Annapolis
Naval Academy
The Chinese Plague Report From San Francisco
The steamship Belgleine from Hong Kong brings Hong Kong advices dated May 24 noting 540 new plague cases and 400 deaths in the week ending May 24, illustrating the disease’s deadly spread. European attacks and a general breakup loom as mines resume work and factories prepare for renaming amid fuel supply concerns.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Manmih
Minera
Laughlin ‘Nail Works
Gaylord
Bellaire
Fragmentary Odds and Ends From an Unsure Report
The readable parts show references to a superintendent Wilson seeking assistance and reliance on new money forms. Mention of millers, bloodshed, and orders suggests a chaotic scene as offices prepare for changes next month. Names and concrete details are too garbled to confirm.
Miners Drowned After Flood In Apollo Area
In a tragic incident near the Apalates, two miners died when running to the hills, one in Plam Creek and another in a lower room of his home. The victims include Mike Boski and the daughter of John Waneell, 16, who also perished.
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Plam Creek
Mike Boski
John
Waneell
Contempt Charge Against the President in Havemeyer Case
An executive session of the sugar trust committee resulted in a move to have the vice president certify to the district attorney that President H C Havemeyer and Treasurer J B Searle refused to answer certain committee questions. The motion, proposed by Senator Allen, passed on votes and discussion with Senators Ledge and Davis supporting and Gray and Lindsay opposing.
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Genate Sugar
H. C. Havemeyer
Searle
Sugar. Refining Company
Crtain
Alien
Ledge
Davis
Gray
Lindsay
Heavy New York failure of Goodwin and Swift Railroad contractors
The firm Goodwin and Swift, railroad contractors, have filed an assignment for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities are stated near 750,000 dollars, amid widespread hard times affecting their ability to meet obligations. Creditors largely stand on this basis.
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Goodwin
Swift
Wendell Goodswin
Frederick Swift
Johnson Breaks the World's Record at Waltham Mass
A long, disjointed report notes John S Johnson riding the fastest mile ever, 9:03.0, set before a large crowd in Waltham Massachusetts. It mentions rival tandems, a half mile record by Harry C Tyler, and a chaotic mix of other items from Tahlequah to Kansas City with multiple names and places.
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Johnson
A. B. Rich
Tidden
Geo‘onda
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Connor
Shore
Kane “Tenn
Roberts
United
States
Tnathias
Aliog
John
K. Raddy
Tracy
Raddy
Roberto
S.stove
Fragmentary OCR Noise orhued with Grieg death notice
Fragmented text mentions death and a suspect or event, with improper names and garbled terms. Readable pieces reference a death with possible associated names and location, but the article content is too corrupted to assemble a clear event or outcome for a concise card.
Fragmented News Item From Local Page
Readable fragments describe a local event with entities and dates unclear. The piece mentions a person or group and a location but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Warrant Sweep Nets 125 Arrests in Springfield Area
More than a hundred warrants issued for various offenses led U S Marshal Brinton and assistants to conduct a night operation last Saturday. Officers faced an angry mob but militia presence secured arrests. twenty five suspects are in custody and awaiting processing in Springfield.
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United States
Marshal Brinton
Eral
Springfield
Settlement of Great Coal Strike Spurs Local Business
Settlement of the great coal strike and the return to work by about 16 000 of 30 000 miners in the district gives an impetus to all kinds of business. Local plants resumed operations, including Carbon Trap and Steel, Oliver's Twenty eighth street works, Shoenburger's and Howe, Brown & Co. The Black Diamond steel works and Edgar Thompson steel works to start soon as coal arrives. McKeesport remains quiet but expects mills to restart with returning workers. Scottdale Tron and Steer company plant also resumed after weeks of-idleness.
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Pierseure
Steel Company
Oliver
Shoenburger’s and
Howe, Brown & Co
Edgar Thompson Steel
Owill
McKeesport
Tules
Two Mines in Massillon Holdout Fight for Higher Pay
Miners across Massillon district refuse to accept Columbus compromise pay scale and demand a 15 cent differential over the Booking district rate. Militia guards strikes as talks break. no mines operating yet though expect resume in a week or ten days. A large-scale riot warning is issued if scabs are used. Other reports note Jackson and Gogebis districts seeing mixed progress with resumptions and walkouts.
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Maine
Rock Hill
Maw Aillon
Columbus
Lorain
Wheeling
Camp Kloe
Sullivan
Ind
Fragmentary 19th Century Note From Butte Miners Hall
A jumbled 19th century OCR fragment from Butte references miners, a navy boat, and dates around June with scattered phrases. Readable names are scarce but mention of Butte and miners hints at local labor activity or event.
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Dmitiice
Tiniou
Butte
Dour
Ein Ay
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