Anti-Option Bill Battle Ends With Passage 149 to 87
The anti-option bill debate opened in committee with amendments. A Stone amendment exempting 80 day options failed 92 to 22, amid quorum concerns. The bill passed 149 to 87 after further amendments and procedural moves.
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Wasmaeron
House
Aldrich
Ilenots
Crain
Texas
Ocala Plat Damon
C. W. Btone
Mr. Cox
Boatner
Black
Georgia
Committee On Judiciary
My. Hatch
Hartman
Rep
Mon
Dem
Income Tax Exemption Reduced From 4000 to 8000
Washington June 23 A batch of bills passed as the Senate resumed tariff debates. The House backed the Knights of Pythias supreme lodge incorporation and other measures including relief for Charles College Missouri and a 40000 timber research appropriation. A Labor Day holiday bill, rights for Saucelito residents at Lime Point, and amendments to the income tax plan were discussed, notably reducing the exemption from 4000 to 8000 and adjustments for building loans, operating expenses, losses, and interest on fixed indebtedness.
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Washington
Senate
House
Supreme Lodge of
the Knights of Pythias
Faulkner
Charles College
Forestry Division
The
Agricultural Department
Saucelito
Cal
Lime Point
Kyle
West
Building and Loan Associations
Aberdeen land office to rent offices continuation of clerk
Commissioner Lamoreaux extends the temporary clerk at Aberdeen land office and allocates rent for the offices through December 3. Previously the register and receiver supplied their own offices, but rising land business justifies the expenditure.
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Washiaton
Commine Sioner Lamoreaux
Aberdeen Land Office
Aberdeen
Government Telegraphed Union Delegation Testifies
Washington June 20 a delegation from the International Typographical Union appeared before the House committee to advocate government ownership of the telegraph. William McCabe of Washington served as spokesman and outlined union support for state control of telegraphic services.
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Washington
The
International , ‘Typographical Union
House Committee
William McCabe
Coleridge Laid to Rest in Westminster Abbey
London June 28 The remains of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge were conveyed to Westminster Abbey in an open hearse covered with floral wreaths from the legal aristocracy. After services in the abbey the implements were taken to Ottery St Mary Devon for burial.
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Coleridge
London
Coleride
Westminster
Abbey
Ottery St. Mary
Supreme Court declares vestibule car law constitutional
In St Paul on June 28 Chief Justice Gilman handed down eleven decisions, the top one upholding the vestibule street car regulation passed by the legislature as constitutional. In Santa Stua Mainz Michigan on June 23 John Corrigan aged 93 was shot and killed by W D Mix at his daughter's Ashmun Street residence after Corrigan woke, heard a voice, and Mix handed him a revolver and urged him to shoot.
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St. Paul
Gilman
The
Supreme Court
Legisla
James Corrigan
Santa Stu
Mainz
Mich
John Corrigan
Lizzie‘ Corrigan
Ashmun Street
Mix
Sian
Army of unemployed silver miners to Washington voyage
The army, about 840 strong, received two days of provisions from the citizens. Edwards said the force is made up of unemployed silver miners heading to Washington in the interest of silver legislation. Floods in New Mexico and Texas areas damage canal and bridge assets. A fire at a four story building housing the American Press Asa Pola Holy The Railroader and Ei Witte confined to the top floor. stock on lower floors damaged by water.
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Washington
Pavan
Jane
Asapola
State of trade shows improvement and coal strike ending
Review notes indications of improvement across lines with significant coal strike settlements. About 260000 workers may return to work soon while 80000 remain on strike in industrial sectors. Reports mention grain harvests under way and wheat demand, strong money to move crops, and renewed optimism in western steel and select markets.
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Bradatreat’s
Kansas City
Louis
Western Steel’ Works
Ehoss
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
League QF Republican Clubs National Convention Programme
The state executive committee outlines the National Convention schedule in Denver. Events run Monday through Thursday at Broadway theatre with open meetings, receptions, and delegate excursions to Arlington Park to view fireworks. Speakers include Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia and former Secretary Charles Foster.
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Denver
Broadway
National League
Brown
Lndiea
Ant
Arlington Park
Mountains
Stephen B Elkins
West Virginia
Charles Foster
Florence Bacon to write Lake Superior Indian legends series
Miss Florence Bacon engaged by the Soo Line to prepare articles on Lake Superior Indian legends for daily papers and magazines nationwide. She will travel the Lake Superior country gathering information and views starting immediately. The note also comments on emigration trends and westward capital impact in the United States.
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MinnEaronis
B. Hibbard
Soo-road
Florence
Bacon
Lake
Superior
Soo Railway
Reading
Johnson Lowers a Record at Rome Cycling Meet
In Rome New York June 28 the sixth annual Rome bicycle tournament was held at Riverside Park Two New York state records were broken Johnson lowered the half mile flying start record from 1 02 6 to 1 02 0 seconds and Jenny lowered the 440 yard time to 69 2 5 seconds in the event Johnson set a new half mile mark and Jenny set the other record both performances highlighted the meet
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Johnson
Rome
N.Y
Riverside
Park
New ‘York
FJ. Jenny
Ambition Moves Pembina County Seat to Cavalier South
A movement in Cavalier North Dakota aims to move Pembina County seat from Pembina to Cavalier. An executive committee has been appointed to lead the effort after meetings.
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Cavalier
Cavallira
N. D
Pembina
Ericsson Leaves Dubuque for Rock Island trip to New York
The torpedo boat Ericsson departed Dubuque last night. The construction will be completed in Rock Island in three or four days, after which a Mississippi steamboat crew will man her and take her to New York.
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Ericsson
Dubuque
Rock ‘Island
New York
Corrigan May Edge Ireland For Cardinal Precedence
A Rome dispatch quotes The Chronicle correspondent denying that Archbishop Corrigan will be made a cardinal soon. It suggests it is more probable Corrigan would have precedence over Archbishop Ireland in church matters.
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Corrigan
Ireland
London
The
Chronicle
Rome
Rain maker professor sells materials in two counties
Professor Jowell, known as the rain maker, sold materials and rights of operation to the commissioners in McCook and Hanson counties. The consideration was one hundred dollars for each county.
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Pais
Junee
Jowell
Coxey Addresses Tabernacle Audience
A fragment shows Coxey speaking at the Tabernacle urging listeners to hear a lecture, but the text is incomplete and unclear about specifics or outcomes.
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Wenlen” Coxey
Unanimous decision sparks Pullman car boycott call
At a convention Debs and officers were elected as directors. A threatened boycott on Pullman dining and sleeping cars was adopted if the Pullman Company fails to reverse the decision by the next Tuesday noon. The vote and cheers reflect mounting labor tensions.
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Tigalin
Wioke
Hofest
Pitkate
Pullman Company
Unanimousl
Debs
Howard
L. W., Rogers
James “Hogai
Roy Goodwin
W.E Burns
Cantwell's Canton Cantwell's Coxeyites Riot at Ravine Yard
Riot erupts at Ravine Yard near Racine Wisconsin on June 28 as Cantwell's Coxeyites attempt to seize a freight train. About 250 marchers clash with officials. the line is sidetracked and special police swing into action. Several heads broken. warrants issued for several special policemen.
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Ravine
Wik
Racine
Wis
Chicago
North-western
Cantwell
Chi‘Chgo
Mob blows up Rock Island Bridge near Round Pond
A mob in Round Pond Oklahoma Territory dynamited the Rock Island Bridge just outside the city limits as a train passed. The sheriff is powerless and the engineer was shot twice. Bloodshed looms after the act on June 23.
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Wicurra
Kan
O. T
of-the-Rock Island
Heriff
Weplers Prove Alibi for Union Pacific Engine Theft Accused
Sidney Neb June 23 Judge Dundy spent the day hearing a batch of commonwealers accused of stealing a Union Pacific engine. Editor Stockton of the People's Pomara, appointed attorney for the accused, secured an alibi for this group. There remain 178 others to be tried.
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Sidney
Neb
Dundy
Union Pacific
Stockton
People’s
Pomara
The.com
Hydrophobia tragedy shocks Delta community
In Delta Michigan on June 28 Mose Harris an eight year old Black child afflicted by hydrophobia after exposure to a mad dog reportedly terrified his relatives. A posse restrained him for mental health treatment but he escaped and confronted a local Postle who struck him with a club fatally wounding him in a fatal incident.
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Delta, Mich
Mose Harris
Postle
Lightning Hills Two: Storm Kills Residents and Stock
The city faced a severe storm in January causing extensive damage. Rev Furgeson of Sunbeam nine miles south and Frank Harvey nearby were killed by lightning. Numerous horses and other stock also perished in the calamity.
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Aleno
Rev. Furgeson
Sunbeam
Frank Harvey
New Palasé-Gat Comysny Br Joseed Maj June 98 Williams Palace Car Company
The article discusses the New Palace-Gat Company in Br. Joseed Maj June 98, highlighting Williams as a key figure in the Palace Car Company. It notes capitalization at 8 million dollars and plans to construct cars in the city to compete with the Pullman and Wagner companies, aiming for significant weight savings in the Williams car.
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Palasé-Gat
T ‘Williams
Palace Car ‘Company
Avill
Pullma
Wagner
Williams
Wages Increased for Wheeling and Lake Erie Employees
Orders issued show wage hikes for Wheeling and Lake Erie workers. The document references increases effective April 27 and mentions Maseritos and June as part of the wording.
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Wheeling
Lake
Erie
Local brief on federal accident benefits in Milwaukee
Fragmented OCR notes mention Milwaukee and accident benefits but lack clear details or complete facts. The text references national aspects and dates but is incomplete and cannot confirm specifics.
Death of Alfred P Bir, old lecturer in New York
Burpask Desa June 98. Alfred P Bir, once a lecturer, died at his home in the city after a long illness. He had not appeared in public for four years, spending much of that time in California for health reasons.
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Burpask
Mara canals ode hints at forgotten names and fables
Fragmentary OCR yields a maze of foreign names and titles. It hints at characters such as Eumenides Agatho Damon and Arais amid an archaic or mythic setting. References to Lowell and Oxeus appear as scattered fragments without clear narrative linkage.
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Mara
Ces
Lowell
Gsrus
Oxeus
Tartaras
Eumenides
Sire
Miners Stand Firm Amid Sheriff Action And Mining Threats
The article describes workers discovering a three inch iron pipe wired into a green oak tree as a hidden cannon loaded with spikes and ready to fire at 16 inches depth. Bell Lewis and Yates Co plan to start their mines immediately and offer workers 45 to 46 cents, while miners reject the 45 cent rate and vow to stay cut. They protest Sheriff Gourley ordering troops, with heightened tensions as miners resist wage reductions and prepare for further actions.
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Ap Cenien
Lewis
Yates Company
Gourley
Indiana Miners End Strike At State Convention
At a state convention in Indianapolis delegates representing thousands of miners declared the strike off. President W Pursell presided and was elected to succeed Dunkerry, who was removed for signing the Columbus scale. The convention approved the Columbus scale of 60 cents for bituminous coal and 70 cents for block coal by a wide vote.
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Ind
Indiana
W. Pursell
Dunkerry
Marquette Miners Strike Sparks Unrest and Secret Meetings
Reports from Marquette indicate miners’ strike has left the town in an unsettled mood with scattered notices of clandestine meetings. District Deputy Cotton, who initiated the strike at Tronwood, is in town to organize the response as miners remain wary and silent when asked about the action.
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Marquette
Jane
Yumor
Miners Vote to Denounce President McBride at Convention
In Striator Illinois on June 23 the Northern Illinois district miners held a two day session and passed a resolution denouncing President McBride. They voted to stay out for last year's prices. Operators were invited to meet with delegates but refused, insisting on the Columbus scale.
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McBride
Striator, Ill
Thinois
Massillon Coal Operators Plan Resume of Mining
Massillon Ohio June 23 The Massillon coal operators announced they will resume mining in the district using the old men if possible and, if not, with new workers. Sixty cents per ton will be paid.
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Massillon
Mase
Aillon
Miners vote to return to work as individuals in Decatur
In Decatur Illinois Fane'28 report the miners union votes to return to work as individuals. Company officers refuse to disclose expected pay or terms. The action signals a shift from collective bargaining to individual arrangements amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Individanta
Decatur, Tils
Fane
Miners’ Union
Wichita Under Water The Arkansas River Flooding Kansas City
The Arkansas River rose above its banks in Wichita Kansas flooding sections of the city The water reached high levels with warnings the river would inundate more areas overnight A swift current covered Biswell park and nearby homes as residents loaded belongings into boats to escape rising floodwaters
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Wichita
Kan
Riskansas
Biswell- Park
Prisoner Escapes While Being Taken to Penitentiary
Howard Staley, a prisoner from Halo, escaped while being transported to the penitentiary near this place. He broke free by jumping and slipping through a handcuff, reaching a high speed escape with deputies in pursuit.
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Cers
Promi & Trata
Fagerty
Howard Staley
Halo
Fragmentary Arkansas notice on race and time
A damaged OCR fragment from an Arkansas page mentions race terms and dates with unclear context. It reads as a partial notice involving people and places but lacks complete facts for full interpretation.
Fragmentary note cites intent in prosecution case
A partial OCR fragment references a defense claim that the prosecutor misstates intent and that the accused did not mean to bring his army into the city, suggesting a disputed motive and possible misinterpretation of actions.
Rings in All Ages and the Wedding Ring Tradition
An essay on rings as ancient universal ornaments and symbols of marriage. It traces history from signet rings to wedding bands, laments modern uniformity, and advocates restoring personal design and motto to reflect affection, fidelity, and sentiment in gemel rings.
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Biltoff
Solomon
World of
Bess
Atickaone
Gorine Midas
Iest
France
Jever
Veius
Gamon
Milan
Achilles
Duke of Hamilton
Miss
Jess
Tiny fragmentary wire service notes drift through errors
A mosaic of garbled news bits reports on tax law, jurors, a murder verdict, strikes, and global events. Mentions Chicago damage, a cigarette tax, a trial in St Paul, a Nebraska institution strike, Brazil and Rio Grande troop notices, and an election note amid scattered names and numbers.
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Chicago
Can
Phillip Rice
St.Paul
Joseph Herda
Secoda
Institution For the Blind
Nebraska
Rio Grande
Brazil
Cox
Gox
Funeton-Moore
Notable Advances In American Surgery Progress
A New York World summary notes rapid progress in American surgery, highlighting innovations like intubation of the larynx originated by Dr Joseph O Dwyer, abdominal trauma care, and aggressive head surgery. It cites successful pediatric skull reconstruction by Dr David D Jennings at Bellevue and the shift from peritonitis to timely appendix removal, signaling era of safer brain and abdominal operations.
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Joseph O'Dwyer
Petion
Pee
Stinson
Christ
David D. Jennings
Bellevue
Edinburgh Obstetrical Society
Jennings
New-York World
Garden watering cautions from Farmers' Voice
Advice from Farmers' Voice warns that overwatering soil on hot dry days worsens drought harm. It favors soaking soil around plant roots at sunset, using cistern or barnyard liquids only when heavily diluted, and avoiding surface crusts by deep, nearby soaking in multiple holes before a final light sprinkler.
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Bay
Olce
A Boy and His Poultice
A Chicago Herald piece recalls a Sunday school teacher retiring and a lively classroom moment about Hezekiah’s boil and a fig poultice. A sharp boy quips that a fig split on a boil is a common doctor’s remedy, turning the class mood from pious to comic and rowdy.
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Hezekiah
Isalaly
Ainister
Chicago Herald
Russian court officers listed in St Petersburg Ledger
The St Petersburg Latter details a czart of Russia's court structure listing roles and counts. It notes one chief chamberlain, multiple chief masters, hunting and table officers, court physicians and priests, ladies in waiting, and numerous assistants, totaling hundreds in various positions. The fragment presents a formal inventory of ceremonial and administrative roles at the imperial court.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Fragmentary quotes on local party balance in Kate Field's Washington
The passage records a fragmented debate on party affiliation in the community. It cites Joseph Dandi Miller via Kate Field's Washington with remarks about counting churchgoers and editors, naming Democrat and Republican tensions and relocation thoughts among residents.
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Aohether
The
Argus
Hha
Joseph ‘Dandi Miller
Kate Field
Washington
Cannibalism Mentioned in Satirical Journal Note
Fragmentary Indianapolis Journal text hints at a discussion of relationship dynamics and a missionary topic with odd phrasing. The readable content references a cannibal term and a character described as a king, suggesting a satirical or fictional aside in a historical column.
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Indianapolis Journal
Philanthropist's plan to aid the very poor faces doubt
Fragmentary text suggests a philanthropist or aid effort facing questions about distributing help to very poor people. The garbled lines reference hands, water, and concern over distribution, with unclear attribution or context.
Modern Maid of Athens Lacks Picturesque Charm
A New York Sun excerpt surveys Athens and Constantinople, describing Greek manners, bridal funerals, and Bettina the maid of all work. It pivots on vivid scenes of daily life in Athens, from fashion and breakfast to a funeral procession with a strikingly dressed bride.
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Athens
Ping
Jhas
Bettina
Boettins
Kyria
Kyrian
Twoman
Galata
Pera
Constantinople
Bosporus
Phanar
Htani
New York Sun
First Woman Prebendary in the Church of England
Seen Victoris, senior prebendary of the Church of England, appointed prebendary of St David's Cathedral, 41857. She has never drawn the stipend, possibly for failing to meet annual service officiation requirements. She is the sole woman invested with ecclesiastical office in the Established church.
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Seen Victoris
Church of
Rare old paintings offered by dealer to Mrs Newgold
A Chicago Inter advertisement depicts a dealer touting rare old paintings as expensive but valuable, while Mrs Newgold pushes for genuine bright new works and cautions against deception in a brief exchange about prices and quality.
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Tronensaney Prep
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Snatter
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Hatch
Congress
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Lennon
Post
United States
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Peters Ng
Round Pond
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Milwaukee
Had” Gannon
Dccide
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Arkansad
Montreal Star
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Victoria’s
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Cryderman
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