Beveridge Defends Self Asks Bailey to Withdraw Insult
Senator Beveridge says he will defend himself against insinuations about a mining operation. Senator Bailey replies that Beveridge’s remarks are unwarranted and offensive and refuses to withdraw the insult. The exchange centers on ambassador Clayton and U.S. policy in Mexico amid Senate hasty attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nator
Mexico
Scott Onse
Idiana
Indiana
Patorado
Hanna Desador Clayton
Clayton
Idge Maddens Bailey
United
Bailey
Penfield
r.Ballery
Beveridge
Batley
Senate
Texas
Philippine Civil Government Bill Agreed Upon
Washington June 30 The Philippine Civil government bill sets a two house legislature with a Philippine commission and an elected assembly for natives except Moros and Pagans It requires a two year peace after a census before creation and provides for two commissioners to Washington It authorizes bonds for friar lands and public domain opening to homesteaders with land limits and strict corporate controls Banking money standards and minor coinage are deferred and bonds may fund harbor and other improvements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Commission
Bailey and Beveridge clash over remarks in senate melee
A heated senate confrontation between Senator Bailey of Texas and Senator Beveridge of Indiana escalated from disputed language about Judge Penfield. Bailey demanded withdrawal of offensive words and grabbed Beveridge by the throat as colleagues intervened. desks toppled and a chaotic exit followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mr. Beveridge
Fairbanks
Penfield
Bailey
Texas
Beveridge
Beverlage
Mr. Bailey
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Chamber
House
Spooner
Spoorgr
Senator Bailey
Barney Layton
Senator Beveridge
Reen
Debated Cuba Annexation Sparks Senate Clash
In Washington on June 30 the senate heard Senator Elkins of West Virginia press annexation of Cuba as beneficial for both nations, provoking sharp replies from Senators Platt and Hanna who urged against it. The discussion touched on General Wood’s funds for reciprocity propaganda and money paid to Mr Thurber, with Elkins rejecting any US obligation to Cuba while others urged caution before action. The Philippine government bill conference report was ordered printed and Schley’s pay allowances were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Elkins
West Virginia
Cuba
Platt
Connecticut
Hanna
Ohio
United States
General Wood
Mr. Bailey
Texas
Bacon
Georgia
General Woods
Thurber
Schley
House
Wilson
Lasseter
Virginia
Hay
Congress
Clayton
Alabama
Messrs. Wyle
Small
North Carolina
Cannon
Finley
South Carolina
Charleston
Williams
Mississippi
Buffalo
Burke
South Dakota
Tawney
Minnesota
Foss
Umnols
Naval Committee
Taylor
Fire in Tennessee District Causes Heavy Losses
A large Tennessee blaze in Columbia caused an estimated 73000 in damage. Dobbins and Ewing furniture stock valued at 50000 was destroyed and the building sustain ed 10000 damage. Other losses include McKennam Ander ser Foster dry goods and W W P Wooldridge dinges. An oil tank explosion injured several people, none seriously. All losses are insured.
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Columbia
Tenn
Dobbins & Ewing
McKennam
Anderser & Foster
W.W. P. Wooldridge
Dinges
Fragmentary Health Ad Snippet From Milwaukee Notice
An OCR fragment from Milwaukee shows an ad or medical line about relief from heart trouble and fainting. It mentions Miles' Cure and implies a sequence of symptoms and relief, but the text is damaged and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Miles
ORB
Watheest
Milwaukee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney Support
Fragment discusses kidney health and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla offers direct, beneficial effects on the kidneys. It promotes the product as containing safe substances to contract and tone these organs and hints at remedies for nervousness and insomnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidroys
Hood
TAPS 10. SOUND FOR CONGRESS TAPS 10
Debates on South Carolina and New York congressional funding unfold over Charleston exposition, public lands, and Philippine governance. Key figures include Finley Cannon Jones DeArmand Cooper and McCall, with votes on militia reorganization and naval appropriations. The session closes amid party lines and defense funding contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Finley
Cannon
Finley
South Carolina
Charleston
Congress
Jonn C Calhoun
New York
Alexander
Cherleston
Cooper
Wisconsin
Committee On
Senate
House
Jones
Virginia
Insular
Atc
Philippine Commission
Islands
DeArmand
Yissouri
Myr Cooper
McCall
Massachusetta
Senator Clay to Attend Georgia State Convention in Atlanta
Washington dispatch reports Senator Clay plans to reach Atlanta for the Georgia state convention after a light end to the session. Senator Bacon secured presidential approval for Atlanta circuit court bills and, with Brantley, ensured passage of the Valdosta court bill. Judge Griggs expects to greet Georgia Democrats. Colonel Livingston hopes to attend his district convention. Judge Maddox left Washington for Rome due to illness.
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Washington
Clay
Atlanta
Georgia
Bacon
White House
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Representative Brantley
Valdosta
Brantley
Griggs
Congressional Campaign
Livingston
Maddox
Seventh
Rome
Congress
Seven Years in Bed Is Reversed by Electric Bitters
Lawrence Kansas woman Mrs L Pease who could not leave bed for seven years due to kidney trouble nerv ous prostration and debility credits Electric Bitters with a three month recovery She praises the remedy for back ache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells and notes guaranteed satisfaction at a low price for women suffering various ailments.
Chance for Major Wiley bill passes last minute push
Washington dispatch reports a chance that Major Wiley’s bill to create a session of the circuit court of appeals at Montgomery Alabama may pass this session. Unanimous consent and committee approval raise optimism, but Louisiana lawmakers and New Orleans lawyers oppose transfers and may block the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Wiley
Washington
Circuit Court of Appeals
Montgomery
Ala
Judge Moon
Tennessee
Committee On Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Wiley
Louisiana
New Orleans
New Orleans Bar Association
Davey and Meyer
Atlanta
Fleming
Burton Withdraws Bluff in Hanna Fight Over Cleveland Scan
Ohio Representative Burton steps back from opposition to Senator Hanna after Congress backs the president’s reappointment of Collector Leach. The move appears to settle the Cleveland officials dispute as the GOP faces charges of partisanship regarding the federal appointment.
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Ohio
Losey
Hana
Washington
Burton
Hanna
Cleveland
Collector Leach
Singer
Nator Hanta
Leach
Sutton
Mittee
Fragmented civic gathering report in Cleveland era dialogue
A garbled excerpt references democratic discourse, a crowd in Cleveland, and figures like Bryan. It hints at political debate, public programs, and local sentiment, but the text remains unclear and lacks cohesive details or outcomes.
Tennessee committee report on probe ends Bribery claim
June 30 report from the special committee on charges regarding the berrndles purchase finds no bribery. Minority report noted. chairmen expect action today. An afternoon altercation between Pattman and Pittmen at Harrington site led to wounds.
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Proeyitie Alabi
Tennessee
Harrington
Pattman
Pittmen
Artington
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Ileaet
Judge Griggs
Colonel Livingston
Judge Wraddox
E. C.dewitt
Spat
Iorne
Stra
Wellpedia
Chance
MonTan
Mery
Burtows Bluff
Atu
Tilden
Ateto
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