Congress Concludes Long Adjournment Amid Warship Armor Debate
Congress adjourns after extended sessions with conferees close to agreement on civil and naval appropriations. The senate dissolved routine work as Carter and Hale led on armor questions, Penrose proposed authorization for navy contracts or a factory site with 4 million dollars for armor plant.
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Closing Scenes in House Debates on Sundry Civil Bill
A brief session in the House reassembled after recess with debate over the sundry civil bills. Nevada’s claims dominated discussions, as the conference report showed the Nevada item as the sole dispute, with other items like the Potomac bridge, a revenue cutter, a lighthouse vessel, and a branch soldier’s home in Idaho noted. The Mississippi and Columbia items retained, totals adjusted, and the conference approved the sundry civil bill with Nevada’s open item debated and the measure advancing amid hours-long exchanges.
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Bargain hunt tips on choosing durable paint
The piece argues against hunting for the cheapest paint and insists the best option is a color-stable paint that endures in any climate and preserves the building, stressing quality over price in selecting paint.
Dockery Heads the Democratic Ticket in State Convention
At the Kansas state Democratic convention on June 6 ex-Congressman A. M. Dockery was nominated for governor by acclamation after the credentials report and Chicago platform reaffirmation. The platform again denounces the gold standard and trusts, endorses Bryan, and calls for Cuba stability.
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Kern Named for Governor at Indiana Dem State Convention
Rain drenched the Indiana Democratic state convention as delegates adopted a platform praising Bryan and instructing votes for him. John W. Kern was nominated for governor on the first ballot amid unity and long-standing party support.
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National Negro Party To Name Presidential Ticket
The National Negro Party plans a presidential ticket with leaders including ex-Judge Walker of Boston and F B Pinchback, supported by W B Derrick of New York and W P. The executive committee will draft a convention call and distribute circulars outlining the party’s formation, while mentions of other offices and a June legislature convention are noted.
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Russia and Japan on Brink of War
Alarming dispatches report rapid Japanese fleet mobilization while Russian forces landings near Taku are blocked. Boxers engage near Peking with heavy casualties. Russia seeks Chinese aid but is refused. British missionaries slain, Yan Tin burned. Sir Claude M McDonald ill. Warships Massachusetts and Indiana ordered to sea from League Island as U S forces reinforce at Peking.
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Receiver Applied For In Georgia Building Society Case
Atlanta June 6 Application for a receiver for the Atlanta Commercial Building and Loan association was filed in superior court by Attorney Malvern Hill for J. A. Johnson who claims stock ownership valued at 1500 dollars. An order to show cause was issued to defendants by Judge Lampkin.
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Footwear balance of comfort style and value claimed
A seller argues that moderate priced shoes can blend comfort and fashion though many makers sacrifice prestige for profits. The speaker asserts their shoes offer maximum comfort and style, purchased from conscientious manufacturers and priced affordably.
Chicago Labor Troubles Move to Contractors Conference
Chicago unions show openness to a conference with Building Trades council as contractors seek explanation of council position and potential settlement talks. Several unions have voted to appoint two delegates from each side, signaling constructive engagement in the long running disputes.
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Galbraith Indicted for Embezzling 825000 in Tennessee
The criminal grand jury returned two true bills against W. A. Galbraith former deputy clerk and master of the chancery court charged with embezzlement. The prosecutor seeks to present details of sums from 25 to 15 each due various parties in court. Galbraith, once in office, faces trial as the case proceeds through formal proceedings.
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Sleeping Woman Attacked in North Carolina Home
In Lixcarton North Carolina on June 5 a intruder entered a residence near Iron station and assaulted Mrs. William Foushes and her child. The assailant slashed the woman with a razor across the throat and body, leaving multiple wounds to the arm thigh and cheek. He escaped through a window despite bloodhound pursuit.
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Alderman Hollingsworth Sparks a Macon Council Sensation
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Darrow
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W. O. Thomas
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