McKinley Tariff Bill Sees Shifting Duties Debate
Reports from Washington describe Republican efforts to push the tariff bill with changes on duties for hides wool silk and many others. The bill, while announced as a display, faces strong opposition from New England manufacturers and farmers, with proponents seeking a substitute bill to contrast Republican and Democratic positions.
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Whiteville Snow Disaster and Relief Efforts
March 31 report from Louisville Kentucky details a severe snowstorm’s impact. No deaths. widespread property damage and flooding risk. Relief funds total about 64,000 dollars with 20,000 city aid. Officials warn water shortages, curtail transportation, and mobilize agencies, while the mayor and committees organize aid.
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Urgent Deficiency Bill Passes House Amid Amendments
House actions on the urgent deficiency bill include conference on 20,000 for locating artesian wells and senate amendments. Aimed at court oaths, circuit terms in Alabama, and defense provisions. debates over steel guns and canteens end with several amendments rejected or struck. The chamber adjourned after committees reported the appropriation bill and a joint resolution on military ranks.
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Giant powder explosion hits Comsburg mine killing many
A giant powder explosion tore through a coal mine near Comsburg, smashing the room where giant powder was stored. Sixteen convicts were in the area. fourteen died or were mortally wounded, with several others injured. The blast shattered mine structures and disrupted communication between Coalbury and the city. Rescue efforts saved prisoners, though fatalities and injuries mounted amid dangerous conditions.
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Greenville Afloat Seizures Reported Along Mississippi
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Floods and Snow Sit in Mississippi and Midwest Weather
A Mississippi storm report describes levee failures and major flooding near Green Ville with water rising above streets in towns like Greenerville and Green in the Yazoo counties. Boats on streets, plantations inundated, and tenants stranded as higher ground becomes scarce amid melting snow further north and travel disruptions across Missouri and Minnesota.
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College romance scandal shocks Milligan campus
A professor at Milligan College in Johnson City interfered in a budding romance involving Gertrude Mesley of Knoxville and others. He lectured a female student then escorted her to her room, delaying the couple’s plans. The incident prompted formal responses from college leaders and trustees as authorities investigated the events.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at political veto and ballot reform
Fragmentary text references New York governor, veto, and a ballot reform controversy. Mentions Philadelphia and editors Braith and Escory with unclear context and dates. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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