Tariff progress marked by long senate debate
The senate advanced a giant tariff bill, moving quickly through wool and silk schedules and the free list, with Pettigrew's amendment narrowly failing and notices of further amendments on cotton. The session, in Washington on June 22, featured limited debate focused on matches and fuses and signaled broader progress on the 66-page tax plan.
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Walls of Mullholland building collapse bury crowd
Wartertown June 29. The Mullholland building on Lake Street occupied by Berg & Olsen as a saloon gave way without warning about 7 o clock last night burying a number of people in the ruins. A body identified as Phillip Patterson has been recovered amid many injuries reported among survivors. The crowd had gathered for a circus drawing patrons from surrounding counties.
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Fusion Forces Gather For State Conventions
Dus. Miongs June 23. Democrats Silver Republicans and Populists meet in this city to assemble candidates and backers for the governor race. Leading contenders are Judge White Webster City ex Governor Boies Waterloo and J R Burgess Ottumwa. Boies gains while White declines. Supreme Court nomination sees opposition to Chief Justice Kinne due to his Bryan vote and gold stance. The triple convention is expected to draw a large crowd with a silver 16 to 1 platform and local support.
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Beet Sugar Factory Planned for Omaha With New Manager
P D Armour and partners plan a large beet sugar and glucose factory in South Omaha within nine months, aiming for operation by next July. Capital stock set at 500000, Armour signing for a tenth. Fleischman, a former Austria beet sugar plant operator, will move from Philadelphia to Omaha to become manager, and is related to the Fleischman brothers of casting magnates.
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Austria
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Bishop Bonacum Wins All and Clergy Decision
Austin Neb June 22 Father Fitzgerald received Monsignor Martinelli decision and a long Latin sentence directing no press publication. The document upholds the bishop against priest expulsion suspension and excommunication and analyzes charges individually in a 43 page typewritten record.
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Martinelli
Austin
Neb
Father Fitzgerald
Monsignor
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Dubuque
Fire at Brooklyn Navy Yard Causes Major Damage
Fire last night at the Brooklyn navy yard caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Building No 1, mainly used by the ordnance department, was partially destroyed. Also notes an Old Soldiers Reunion in Beruschoan City Nebraska set for August 16 to 19 at Camp Washington.
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Ordnance Department
Beruschoan City
Neb
Camp Washington
Market Letter Reports Mixed Grain Outlook and Wheat Demand
McLam Bros. & Co notes unsettled stock market with steady demand for remunerative securities and potential gold shipments. Weather boosts crop prospects, especially winter and spring wheat. corn benefits from rains but weed pressure grows. oats muted. U.S. and Canada grain supplies shift with wheat down 2,013,000 bu, corn up 47,000 bu, oats down 664,000 bu. Senate reintroduces railroad regulation inquiry following Union Pacific Kansas Pacific episode.
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Decline in the grain markets shocks traders
Grain and provision markets showed weak interest with a notable decline in wheat. Corn and oats slipped, while pork and lamb futures varied. Cash wheat and corn prices quoted, with regional hog and cattle receipts reported in Chicago, Kansas City, and St. Louis markets. Market notes include No. 2 red and No. 3 red price ranges and futures closes for July and September.
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St. Louis Grain
Sr. Lown
Lena—Haay
Auly
Conveyances and Executrix Notice in Cass County Iowa
A compilation of various conveyance transfers listing grantees and properties in Atlantic and surrounding towns, followed by a notice of appointment of executrix Bertha B Lahman Brooks in the estate of W.M. Lahman, deceased, with instructions for filing claims and payments, dated June 16, 1897, at Wiota Iowa. Also includes an advertisement for a medicated salve with a guaranteed money-back offer.
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District Court
Case County
Iowa
W. M. Lahman
Cass County
Wiata
Bertha B. Laxman Brooks
Swan & Bruce
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