Duty on lamp chimneys sparks heated debate in Congress
In a tumultuous session, Representatives sparred over a proposed 10 cent ad valorem duty and a 40 percent base, with McKinley defending the measure as necessary to preserve industry while Henderson pressed for consumer impact clarity. Amendments were adopted shifting rates and broadening coverage, as critics warned of higher prices and limited domestic benefit.
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Mills Opposes Alliance Sub Treasury Plan in South
Washington May 16 Mills of Texas writes a strong letter opposing the alliance sub treasury plan. He argues it would inflate currency, hurt farmers, destabilize prices, and threaten payments. He warns it could trigger a new reconstruction era in the South and shift power to mercenary adventurers, urging Southern lawmakers to oppose the measure. The piece mentions Georgia figures and political maneuvers surrounding Carlisle and Knott in Kentucky, noting Carlisle’s continued strong support and celebratory reaction in the state.
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Mine Disaster at Witkeabarr Claims Many Lives
At Witkeabarr mine in Pennsylvania May 1 a cave in and explosion trapped workers. Nineteen dead, four rescued alive including John Allen who died today. one other rescuer injured. Eleven others unaccounted as operations halted at 8 o clock. Allen died setting a lamp alight after his lamp failed. explosion followed.
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Matt Davis named postmaster for Athens amid voting contention
Washington May 16 Matt Davis will be postmaster at Athens. Wanamaker declines withdrawal of the nomination, citing no charges beyond being colored. Quay heads to Beaver to influence the gubernatorial race while facing rumors of defending himself against libel claims. Senate debates on silver bills, currency measures, and reserve requirements continue with emphasis on increasing money supply and preserving gold and silver parity.
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Bishops Elected at Methodist Conference Next Monday
St Louis May 16 the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adopted a report favoring the election of two bishops with a new see created Amotan. A special order set for near Sunday. Committees on revisions and other matters reported amid heated debate on worldliness and lay representation. Conference adjourned after the missionary report was rejected.
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Frosts of Man Damage Kansas and Missouri Crops
Severe frost and heavy rain swept southern Kansas and Missouri May 16. Crops early vegetables fruit grapes and berries suffered heavy damage, with ice forming and temperatures dropping below freezing. In Savannah a fire destroyed a corner building and damaged nearby storefronts, with losses around 25 000 dollars, largely insured.
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Presbyterians Hear Reports and Praise at Asheville Assembly
Governor Towle addresses Presbyterians in Asheville as church leaders present annual reports on mission work and finances. The gathering notes steady southern growth, funds raised last year, and plans to aid evangelists, ministers, and orphans across mission districts while naming standing committees and future targets.
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