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Tariff bill vote exposes party split in Congress
Historical summary notes the August 2 session in the Sixty-first Congress, detailing a Payne bill vote of 195 to 193 with 20 Republicans opposing. It highlights Democratic defections, Republican disaffection, and the cross-party pressure shaping the tariff debate as Congress faced a pivotal moment in tariff policy.
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Ho Frures Glyven
Hoe
Neuss
Gouinst
Payne Wimpell
Ds Wall
Canmoo Clique
Senato
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Jacksonville considers dropping last syllable of its name
Citizens of Jacksonville Florida debate shortening the town name to escape a pejorative connotation and align with fashionable resort cities. The discussion cites Louisville and Nashville as comparatives while weighing a name change to elevate status and appeal to about fifty thousand residents.
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Florida
Kentucky
Louisville
Nashville
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Debates on Election Reform and Tax Proposals Echoed
The piece surveys party dynamics around direct senator elections and the proposed income tax, noting Republican dismissal of Bryan’s ideas and critical editorials from The New York Times and Philadelphia Ledger. It discusses public sentiment, tariff debates, and the political impact on voters ahead of the upcoming election.
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Philsdelphia Ledger
Presidents debate cross-border bridge dinner plan
The article sketches a proposed Juarez to El Paso bridge with an arch and midway canopy where presidents Taft and Diaz would meet. A banquet tube would serve both nations as they stand on soil of their respective countries. Diaz favors the meeting with Taft, escorted by troops.
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Taft
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Unclear 19th Century Courtship Discourse Report
A fragmentary account describes a women’s meeting in a provincial town discussing courtship practices. It notes flirtation entering preliminary stages, with some colonial era maidens keeping faces obscured. An unusual tale centers on Mika Tension Mcintyre, now married, as a notable exception in a village gathering.
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Lean
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Quarler
Aasler Evans and the uncharted aerial romance and war talk
A fragmentary chatter from a historic page hints at a young wife boasting of not being introduced to a certain band. The piece drifts into a lengthy discussion of Zeppelin airships, German aviation plans, and early debates over flying machines and airspace control in wartime Europe.
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I Unite States Steamship
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Hile
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Slayer of Consul Held to Await the Inquest
New York report says the man who shot and killed Vice Consul Dr Jouk Wiig was arraigned and committed to await an inquest. He slept well but seemed depressed. Authorities describe him as a hard drinker and unreliable worker with Chinatown links, while officials consider Wing, a gentle and mild prisoner, possible culprit in the assault.
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Jouk Wiig
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Horoscope for Monday Ant. 2 Predominant Saturn Influence
The horoscope notes Saturn’s malefic eye on some, with benefit from the Moon. warns of wealth quarrels and potential lawsuits. It predicts wise counsel, emphasis on land or houses, and caution for metal or animal products. It also flags tensions from Venus and Saturn, promises for youth, and notes global tensions affecting England, Germany, Denmark. Children born under this day may be tenacious and fearless, likely successful but financially cautious.
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Training to Ute ATM in Bozeman Chronicle note
An early Bozeman Chronicle snippet highlights youth interest in forging new roles in the western United States. The piece notes continual yearly growth as frontier and developing regions offer more opportunities for ambitious young people than older settled districts.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Montana crops promise steady prosperity this year
The State Press reports Montana farmers in Gallatin valley expect 20 percent more than average yields as dry sections receive timely rain. While some sections suffer, overall prosperity is seen if rains continue. A Christmas season exposition in Omaha offers cash prizes up to 2000 dollars to promote crops like corn and wheat, with Montana field leaders foreseeing strong yields.
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Postponed Problem Reflects Unusual Rain for Kalispell Area
A Kalispell Inter Lake report notes heavy rains across the range this year delayed farming plans yet reveals farmers have grown their best crops without irrigation. A traveler’s observations describe widespread fine grain and praise from locals, with comparisons to Flathead yields and high standards for area fields.
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Kalispell Inter Lake
Plonger Bank Failure Impacts Nevada Traveler
Mrs WADKINS reports from Sheridan Enterprise that misfortunes followed Jon Black as he faced bank collapse in Plonger. Black, recently back from Nevada in poor health, showed signs of recovery until compelling news revealed the failure of his $1,000 benefit bank. He returned to the Sagebrush state on Tuesday amid the banking setback and medical concerns.
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Sheridan Enterprise
Jon Black
Black
Nevada
Plonger
Town toils of the editor and citizens in boosting growth
The article argues editors cannot carry a town alone and urges capitalists and citizens to act together. It condemns passive crowds and cranky critics, emphasizing concerted effort, practical actions, and pushing new enterprises to advance Sheridan. It laments reliance on hope and calls for coordinated local initiative.
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Unie
Milwaukee conductor settles near Stantons for winter
Conductor Brewington of the Milwaukee rod returns from the eastern states and plans to base his family near here. He notes the area feels like home during this time of year despite scarcity of wind and gloom from pessimists. He contemplates making Metstona his headquarters and establishing a Yule routine.
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USA
Mristene Mirror
Brewington
Milwaukee Rod
the Mirror
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Community notes and storm damage chatter from Judith Basin
Judith Basin correspondent Mike Wogan reports crops damaged by a recent storm near Lolise creek. He doubts the losses will be as severe as first feared and notes local residents seek a resting space by Main attract with storable seats.
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Judith Basin
Philbrook
Mike Wogan
Gentlemenly bout ends badly in fifth round flare
Mer Caponi defeats a rival in a brutal fifth round stoppage. The undercard audience roars as officials suspend the contest after the winner is carried from the ring. Amid uproar, critics label the bout a quitter affair while organizers deny it.
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