Senate and House Proceedings Include Deficiency Bill Actions
Washington July notes show the Senate handling the general deficiency appropriation bill with amendments on price limits and a government plant for pigment manufacture. Sessions cover ratification proposals, railway issues, and nominations, while the House adjourns for a Senator’s death and advances postmaster salary and tariff conference details.
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National Republican League elects leaders at Newport meet
Young Republicans and Gqern chosen resolutions at Newport action center on loyalty to party platform. Col. Bundy reports resolutions praising McKinley era policies, protective tariffs, sound money and Hawaii annexation while urging immigration limits and equal suffrage education. Dowling reelected secretary. Higgins of Jersey City named treasurer. meeting held in Juneau-like setting?
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Tea Importers Face Heavy Loss on Tea Cargoes
New York reports a looming loss for tea importers as 14 to 20 million pounds of tea arriving since July 1 faces a heavy price drop. The wait for tariff changes left high grade stock to be sold off, as duty plans were abandoned and later crops freed. A separate note states Baptist missions cleared a $486,000 joint debt with Rockefeller’s $250,000 gift, raising over $663,091.45 from nearly 5,000 subscribers. In Sydney, Frank Butler, the Australian bush murderer, was hanged after confessing to four murders.
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Congress
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London
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Frank Butler
Miners Idle Amid Labor Talks Across Regions
A compilation of mid-July reports from Pittsburgh to California outlines peace efforts by labor leaders and commissions in the mining districts, indicating weeks to secure operator signatures while miners brace for possible strikes. West Virginia, Huntington, and Columbus feature updates on strike momentum, return-to-work decisions, and growing allied support from organized labor, with bets on the broader impact across the industry.
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Little
Juto Fine
Mensoda
Firma
Holdn
Ikey
Falanont
W.a
Norfolk and Western Region
Duntington
W. Va
Thacker
Logan
Dingess
Asunt
Eshorv
Ratehford
Columbus
State Journal
Organized
Minor News Items From The Week's Brief Notes
The item compiles brief notices: Missouri fruit crop valued over 20 million dollars. Mrs Mary Ey Lease seeks Kansas governorship on the populist ticket. Anthony Edwards jailed 104 years, joined Grant Army of the Republic in St Louis. Wichita Kansas slated for next trans Mississippi congress site. Santa Fe reports 60 million bushels Kansas wheat yield.
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Charles Sweeney
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Frank W. Phelan
Kittie M. Wadsworth
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Lexington
Falconer
Jacob
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Cr. J. Crocker
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Harry Sidwell
Covington
Cincinnati
Mandy
Royal Paper Mill Company
East Argus
Earnest R. ‘Taylor
Will TH. ‘Loibert
Los Angeles
Gen Farnsworth Dead Veteran Politician and Lawyer
Gen John Lt Farnsworth, a Canadian by birth who rose in Michigan and Illinois politics, died at 77 in Washington. He served as a Republican congressman from 1837 to 1861, led the Eighth Illinois Cavalry, raised the Seventeenth Illinois, became brigadier general in 1862, and returned to congress from 1863 to 1873 before practicing law.
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Great gold discoveries in Alaska stir Seattle crowds
New Eldorado reports great gold finds in Alaska trigger fever in Seattle. Citizens resign from police, streetcar crews, and all social classes rush to stake land and invest, as widespread excitement spreads across the city.
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Japanese Trade Mission Seeks Broader U S Ties
Japanese agriculture minister Maeda visits Washington to boost U S Japan trade relations. Accompanied by ex vice minister Mossana Maeilh and Furuya, he pursues expanded purchases of American railroad and telephone equipment as Japan plans large investments. Maeda notes Japan aims for a large reciprocal trade and Hawaii holds no sentiment toward annexation.
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Washington
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New York
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United States
Alv
Maeda
America
Hawaii
Surgeon General Candidate Dr Mila A Jennings Offers Services
Dr Mila A Jennings of New York volunteers as surgeon general of Debs industrial army and seeks to join the first detachments marching west under the social democracy banner to found a new utopia. Officials will refer the offer to the executive board for action before a commission. Jennings, a socialist sympathizer with charitable dispensary experience, spoke at a Woman's Auxiliary meeting of the Bi metallic league at the Sherman house.
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Mila A. Jennings
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Jennings
Chicago
Woman's Auxiliary
The
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Sherman House
A. Ti. UW
Live frog found in child’s stomach after drink incident
A three year old boy from Tuckahoe New Jersey fell sick with undiagnosed illness until coughing and vomiting revealed a half grown frog emerging from his mouth. Doctors credited rapid recovery after the unusual incident. The item notes other oddities including an Exeter horse living to forty.
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