Porto Rico tariff dispute drags Senate and House toward compromise
In Washington the fractured Republican Porto Rico policy battles the Davis amendment and Hay Pauncefote talks. A merged bill may end duties on U S goods to Porto Rico while funding its government, sparking debate over representation and protection for U S sugar and tobacco trusts amid partisan maneuvering.
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Wasiinctos
D. C
Republica Party
Porto Rico
House
Senate
United States
Congress
Porto Rica
Foraker
Davis
Secretary May
Lord Selisbury
Hay
Abeless
John Elderkin
New York
Loud
Perry Heath
McKinley
War Department
Otis
Corbin
San Francisco
Philippines
Seattle
Mont Benoa
Selling Crops in Advance for September and October
The letter from Col A J Shepperson of New York argues farmers should not lock in prices for September or October delivery. He notes most cotton is picked after December, warns of deposits and potential losses if prices rise, and urges farmers to sell only against actual yields. He advises scientific farming, home production, careful cultivation, and better fertilizer use to raise yields and lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. J. Shepperson
Fertilizer tax tags show rising sales expectations
A state report indicates fertilizer tax tags near last year’s total, with $18 000 more collected by this point. A farmer and Al-Trinceman says farmers likely bought earlier and at the same 10 percent advance, signaling firm prices and a strong cotton outlook despite a lighter South Carolina crop and a looming midsummer drought. The State Alliance meets in July to discuss the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Trinceman
South Carolina
State Alliance
Local notes and sick lists from Melton area church and town
The column reports several residents ill or improving including Mrs. Catherine Martin, Mrs. Luy, Mr. Martin, and Miss Perl Norris while noting visits by Dr. Algood and Mr. Bordine Smith. It mentions a reunion planning to Louisville and calls for Old Vets to attend. The piece also covers farming progress, a Sunday congregation, Sunday School leadership, cemetery cleanup planned for the 21st, cotton prices, and local business changes with Mr. J. P. McAlister taking over at Smith’s stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martii
Martin
Luy
Grippe
It Martin
Mins
Perl Norris
Melton Academy
Tullie Simpson
Kelvet
Gener Widker
Louisville Ky
Lettie Grice
Pelzer
James E. Algood
Athute Medical College
Atlanta
Bordine Smith
Couran
Macon
Rafua McAlister
Eastey High School
Parente
DW. Hiatt
Hiatt
Wm. E. Long
Long
Fel Towa
Belle Smith
B. F. Mrulin
J. P. McAlister
J. L. Smith
McAlister
J. M. Webb
Mormon Elders Hold House to House Canvass in Charleston
Two Mormon elders, recently arrived, campaign to preach in streets and canvass every city area. They distribute literature despite local resentment and aim to convert residents, especially women, with Brigham Young doctrine. Local reaction mixed as elders persist amid discouragements.
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Cuanvestos
S. C
Brigham Young
Utah
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Signers
We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for 15 years and find him trustworthy in business and able to meet obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous membranes. Testimonials available free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. We offer one hundred dollars reward for any te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Bolleve
Alesien
Waser & Teva
Drogelata
Toledo
Macco Kuenan & Manvin
Hall
Frice
Mall
Pamily Pitts
Fragmented March 13 1900s Chronicle of Rural Tennessee and Kentucky Events
A sprawling, late 19th century style column reports on political conventions, Prohibition era attitudes, legal cases, accountants and oil profits, with mixed local items. It mentions the Democratic convention, Winnie Davis, Louisville veterans reunion funds, disputes in courts, and a Standard Oil price rise affecting profits.
Notice of Dissolution Remains in Masonia Temple
Notice states business will continue under the old brand at Masonia Temple. Thanks the public for past favors and solicits continued support. Signed by A J King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonia Temple
A J, King
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.C. Evans & CO
Spot Cash Clothiers
Moore, Acker & CO
EB G. Evans, Jr
R. B. Day
M.D
Evans & Day
Pendleton
8. C
Andersor Steam Laundry
East
Hountary St
Maxfield
Apt and Treas
Phose KO. On
Wood
Farm Seeds
Cowan
TW. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
PROM
Prompty Owen
Transvaal
Equator
Cape ‘Town
Charleston
Russia
Europe
Fontaine
France
Thio
Hvivenl News Perms
Vistinis
Uae
Anmerican Agricutiniat Phate
Syndicatex
Uniontown
Vay
Mito
Anan
Alata
Campant
Kentucky
Tls Hala
Hat
Stovey
Louisville
Confederte Veterans Reunion
Attilla Cox
Tsue
Spartanburg
Lincoln Street
Seaboard Airdime
Eada
Treatle
Tnds
Mr. Eada
Panhandle
Texas
Miller
Hoover
Moover
Standard Oil Company
Roonfellow
Vatyasen
Wiles
Idee & Co
Tyieese Curio
Wits
Mao
Hives
Besson
Sunoca
T. M. Lowsay
Prince
Marel
FPLE
Cox
Gaura
Anderson C.H
W. F. Cox
Teste
Anderson
M. R. Cooper
Pandlaton Oil and Ferilitzar Company
Hank of Pendleton
Fernlaton
Amid Sropoxnd Corporation
Pendleaton
3. C
Vartilizers, Co
M. M. Hunter
J de Sleton
Corpo
Board of County Commissioners
J. N. Vandiver
F. Cely
Agulry
A Joard Co
Com
Clardy
Clork
A.C. Strickland
W. J. King
Strickland King
Wj, King
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