Tariff bill passage in Congress and McKinley reaction
The article reports the tariff bill being read and sent between House and Senate as of August 15, with Speaker Crisp and Vice President Stevenson involved, and notes Governor McKinley’s comment that he lost track of many provisions due to changes in Congress. It mentions a figure of 420,000,000 and remarks by Mr Carlisle and others about the likelihood of the bill becoming law.
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Wasaxatox, Ang
Crisp
Stevenson
Pearson
Ohio
House Committee On
White House
Wasnineros
House
Senate
See
Ir. Harris
Carlisle Naldy
Florency
Bert Peat
James Fort
Ann Sareens
Spraker Gris
M’kinley
Cotvunua
McKinley
Congress
Om Baye
Washgates
Pittsburg
Bnaimees
Plastering from Amine Thoessads Mave Left Dresth Stricken
Plattsmouth reports long trains of canvas wagons moving eastward as settlers flee drought in western Nebraska and eastern Colorado. About 10,000 have left, many without destination, seeking sustenance east of the Mississippi while crops fail everywhere. Experts warn of severe shortages and possible winter rations.
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Piarnamourn
Neb
Nedoraska
Colorado
Seaton
Mississippi
Plattsmouth
Holyok
Sol
Nebraska
The New Tariff Law Angers Pottery Makers in New Jersey
A Pittsburgh manufacturer notes tariff legislation sparks relief and planned business revival amid depression in the city. Debate centers on income tax timing and federal measures. New Orleans dispatch hints at Wilson tariff bill dampening commerce as it passes.
Syqurificg R/S Fee Freeitakes Noted for Five Dat
Fragmentary notice notes a timing change or event linked to five date sequence. Readable names and precise actions are unclear in the OCR, but the fragment implies a scheduled activity or policy shift with potential fee waivers. Further verification needed for specifics.
Pottery Plant in Jeopardy as Tariff Fight Swings
A New Orleans mercantile report notes a Potter company and others in the Pattern National association plan to move or adjust operations in light of tariff changes. Workers have quit and orders on hand. the kiln may shut down if duties shift as discussed. The tariff debate affects industrial plans and local employment. The report also mentions a political event at Gray Gables with the senate’s triumph.
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Barimone
Edwin Bennett Potter Company
Thin Elty
Pattern’ National Association
Nivemney Vchaea
Desperate Manhunter in West Texas Mountains
Jezeb Conk, agent for Southern Pacific at Comastook, and ranchman W Atherton hunted in west Texas. Conk, driven insane, fled a deadly encounter in the mountains, fired at by unseen assailants, escaping on horseback despite threats. The episode ends with unclear pursuit and lingering danger.
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Ban Axromto
Tex
Jezes Conk
Southern Pacific Railroad
Comastook
West Texas
Atherton
Awata
Bat
Local Notes and Far-Flung Dispatches from August
A string of fragmentary reports from Fraxurong Kentucky and Pann Texas dated Aug. 15 to 18 describe uneasy local sentiments, alleged incidents, and a London dispatch on Britain’s stance in an India related matter, with incomplete details and names obscured by OCR errors.
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Perxxerveo
London
Great Britain
Corva
Tha Rae
Brief notes from wire service update
A compact wire brief notes assorted items from the region including local services and supplies. It mentions fuel tools and a home setting in Tay Reo valley with limited readable detail. The fragmentary text hints at logistics and regional activity without clear events or names.
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Vses
Tay Reo Vally
Murrells Treasure Found Under Oak Trad Roots
Fragmentary report notes discovery by B. Saunders of Indian Bay on August 15. He unearthed a stash hidden in roots of a large oak containing gold and silver coins. Value estimated at around $10,000. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Arkin
Mearns
Saunders
Indian Bay
Utrol
Chattanooga Strike Mail Patchwork and Perjury Rumors
Fragments from the Chattanooga strike describe violent incidents among riverfront workers and a perjury charge connected to a marriage scheme in Morgan and Pine Bluff areas. Widespread unrest and legal actions emerge as authorities report arrests and ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary OCR Notice From a Distant Ledger
A fragmentary OCR passage references individuals Canede Calle Mesting Tonosro Ang and Valeriur Ploth a physician, with garbled phrases about prepositions, interest in bets, and movements between unnamed places. The legible bits suggest a legal or ceremonial notice mentioning persons and locations but lack clear context.
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Retia
Iheaf
Beano
Ang
Valeriur Ploth
Strike Ties Up Miners Near Clerk City
Iners Gulag Bank and Karxanes report a strike by miners near Clerk City about miles east of here. Around 640 miners are said to be idle as work halts in the area.
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Iners Gulag Bank
Karxanes
Uls
Ang
Clerk City
Here
Pa Wiel Ab
Unclear OCR fragmentary item about local politics
A fragmented record from August details a judge dissolving an action involving the Secree and a two month period, followed by notes on Camden friends and a district convention with a reference to a governor and an election outcome.
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