tariff bill conference moves to end long dispute
Washington reports show Senate leaders plan to press for final vote on the tariff bill with conferees appointed. Jul 6 through Jul 12 coverage notes anti trust and sugar reforms, a bond tax, and 874 amendments. Harris funeral adjournments. House actions on conference and messages. President McKinley vacation plans and pension office reintegration efforts.
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Allison
Senate
Committee of the Whole
House
Aldrich
Platt
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Burrows
Jones
West
James
Ark
White
Congress
Harris
Tennessee
National Educational Association Opens Meet in Milwaukee
The National Educational Association opened its Milwaukee sessions with address by Rev Dr George A Ide. President Skinner led business and a McKinley letter praised educators. James M Greenwood elected president of the NEA as the group urged strong rural school support and federal education funding.
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George A. Ide
Skinner
McKinley
National Educational Associae
James M. Greenwood
National Educational Association
Kansas City
American College
Bureau of Education
Miners Seek Amicable Settlement Amid Wage Strike
United Mine Workers report 128000 to 130000 miners at work except in West Virginia Marauding districts and Pittsburgh area. Labor leaders meet to plan aid, arbitration talks urged, calls for conference between miners and operators to settle suspensions and sustain public support.
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United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Memington
Wheeling
New York and Cleveland Coal Gas Company
Pittsburgh
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Dolan
Warner
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Cleveland
Jess
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Indiana State Board of Arbitration
United Labor League of Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh and
Chicago
Gold Democrats Name State Ticket at Des Moines
The gold democrats met in Des Moines Iowa on Wednesday with 341 delegates in attendance. They endorsed the gold standard and tariff revenue policy and denounced state liquor laws. A full state ticket was nominated with John Cliggett governor S H Mallory lieutenant governor W L Babb supreme court judge J B Nnoepfier public instruction head.
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Des Moines
Gold Democrats
Repubean
Grover Cleve- Jaoné
John Cliggett
Mason City
S. H. Mallory
Chariton
Supreme Court
W. L. Babb
Mount Pleasant
J.B. Nnoepfier
Lanning
Wide Range of Tragic News From The Nation
Reports from Kent to Missouri recount deaths including Mrs Priscilla Spooner in Kent and Julia Maffitt in St Louis. Fatalities occur from a Kentucky dynamite accident and a Texas river dam failure in Minnesota. A Paris charcoal suffocation and a railway crew tragedy are noted alongside a Kansas free silver stance. A tornado wrecks western Kentucky and southern Illinois. A Detroit cyclist sets a world record. A New York Polish Jewish convoy faces deportations. A Springfield physician commits suicide amid ill health and unrest in Uruguay looms.
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Lillian Stewart
Will Nave
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Mary Ellen Lease
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John Funderberg
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New York
Europe
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Anthony Dollar
Greenwood
Ark
Roswell D. Valentine
Springield
William Duffy
Philadelphia
Aparico Saraiva
Uruguay
Senator Harris Dead in Washington D C
Senator Isham G Harris of Tennessee dies at his Washington residence aged 70 interment will be in Elmwood cemetery Memphis funeral services in the senate chamber with President McKinley and cabinet present others noted include publisher losses and local deaths across the nation from July 12 reports
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McKinley
Lake Champlain
Plattsburg
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United States
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Tennessee
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Harrie
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