Democratic tariff clash and senate delay loom large
Washington April 17. The Democratic majority in the house pushes through a popular election bill and the campaign publicity act while facing a stubborn minority threat to block reciprocal trade measures. The minority, led by Mr Mann and Mr Payne, vows a lengthy fight over the free list and wool and cotton schedules, with Arizona and New Mexico statehood debates ahead and the senate slow to act. Electric Bitters featured as a health remedy prompt for various ailments.
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House of Representatives
United Etates
House
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Underwood
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Mann
Payne
Old Ways and Means
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
Public health study on goitre begins in Utah
The Public Health Service starts an extended study of goitre to identify disease causes amid current epidemics. One Utah locality shows every woman as a sufferer, highlighting the widespread impact.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Utah
Ex Kansas governors attend George W. Glick funeral
In Atchison on April 17 prominent Kansas figures including two former governors attended the funeral of George W. Glick ex governor. The service was conducted by the Masonic order.
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Kansas
George W Glick
George S. Terry
United States
New York
I Alken
Insurrectos
Frankfort
Kenyon
Law
Chicago
Congress
Taft Wil
Texas
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Rock
Kavanagh
Tlinois Central Railroad
Tennessee House
Decatur
Ala
Prant. Rudkins
Spokane
Coughton
Alaska
Hanford
Seattle
Edward Stracey
Omaha Land Show Returns With October Dates
Preparations for the second Omaha Land Show are under way from October 11 to 25. The first show drew praise, though Nebraska exhibits lagged behind western states. Organizers seek broader state interest and reserve stage space for Nebraska’s counter. Interested parties may contact general manager W. O. Paisley in Omaha.
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Omaha
W. OO. Paisley
Riots Suppressed and Global Tensions Noted
A digest of scattered reports notes suppression of champagne district riots in France, battles in Mexico and Alaska fire destruction, rail and bridge incidents, arrests and deaths of several officials, financial moves in New York and Chicago, along with weather and disaster updates across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma.
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France
H. H. North
San Francisco
Initial City
Alaska
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