Congress Tariff Talks Advance Amid Conferees Efforts
The tariff bill conferees held four hours of talks on Sunday seeking a swift pact as both House and Senate negotiators push toward a final agreement. Key issues include reciprocity, lumber, hides and wool, with discussions noting constitutional questions on presidential power and potential expansion of revenue measures such as a stamp tax on bonds and stocks. Progress shows close cooperation, but major disputes remain unresolved.
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Aimee
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Senator Harris Dead After Long Senate Career
The article recalls Senator Harris of Tennessee, a former war governor and long time U S senator. Born in Tennessee in 1800s, he served in Congress from 1849, joined the Democratic ticket, and led parliamentary work. He survived many changes, including Civil War service, exile to Mexico, and return to Memphis to resume law practice before election to the Senate in 1877.
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Harris
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Big Johnston
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Bragg
Albert Sydney Johnson
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Lee
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Mexico
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Stove Molders' International Union Closes Three Bus Convention
The Stove Moulders' International Union adjourned a three bus convention in this city. Six new members were organized.
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National Republican Club Delegates Gather for President Race
Delegates to the National League of Republican Clubs convene in July to choose a presidential nominee. Chicago’s Marcus Policky is the front runner with broad support from states and territories, while contenders include Col. George Stone of San Francisco and Lt. Crawford of Newport. Cities bidding to host the next convention include Kansas City, Omaha, Dallas, Chicago, Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Fargo.
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Dallas
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Hotty Green
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New ‘York
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Maroad ‘Policaky
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Omaha
Baltimore
Los Angeles
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Fargo
N.D
Reactions From Powers To Sultan on Frontier Question
July reports from Constantinople reveal Queen Victoria Emperor William Emperor Nicholas President Faure and King Humbert advising against Turkish demands. They decline to back Turkish pretensions and urge the Porte to refrain from reinforcing in Oreste. The sultan’s stance signals no concession on frontier issues.
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Nicholas
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Rockefeller sued for accounting in Cleveland common pleas
In Cleveland on July 18 John D Rockefeller was sued by James Corrigan vessel owner for an accounting over 2000 shares of Standard Oil stock credited to Corrigan’s debt. Corrigan declined to discuss the suit and could not name his claim amount, saying he did not know. The stock value cited was 88 per share. The Standard Oil trust background noted. Educators and labor news follow with committee nominations and conference plans among national groups.
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Stoak
Cleveland
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Rockefeller
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Opening by Rev Clark draws huge crowd at Mechanics Pavilion
The long anticipated California Christian Endeavor gathering opened with about ten thousand attendees filling Mechanics Pavilion yesterday morning. President Clark spoke urging unity, devotion to God's voice, and active Christian citizenship, while Secretary Willis and J W Babe reported growth and banners traveling from Mexico to Spain and Scotland to Ireland. A separate report notes a small cyclone near Albert, Great Bend area, causing structural damage and one fatality, Mrs. Frank Koeber, with others injured.
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Weather Fury Grips City as Storm Bypasses Firefighting
Report cites Atlanta Constitution and Boston Transcript quotes describing a severe storm with rain hail and thunder from east to west. Citizens face fires with limited water while officials note weather hampered efforts. Mentions Stonewall Jackson era memory and local misgivings about streets and safety.
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Greatest on Earth Dr Mijee Restorative Nervine Claims
An advertisement-like snippet notes Dr Mijee restoring nerves with Restorative Nervine. It mentions Mr Caldwell a book-keeper at First National Bank of Fulton Kentucky and includes fragmented testimonial language about severe nerve weariness and sleeplessness.
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First National Bank of
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Miles
Fuiton
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