Antitrust and tariff amendments in Senate debate
Fragmentary report on tariff bill amendments. Mentions trust control in pricing and import duties, Sen. Pettigrew and Sen. Chilton proposals, and Tillman’s plan for a $100 head tax on immigrants with citizenship provisos. Hawaiian annexation treaty slated for senate transmission. unrelated case of infatuation-driven insanity in Sioux City.
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Tors Messrs
Morgan
Hoar
Pettigraw
Benator Chilton
Tex
United States
Pasco
Secretary of the Interior
Customs Officers
Tillman
Washington
Tillman Todsy
Brotherhood Meeting in Michigan Marks 85 Years Since Inception
General meeting of members and spouses held in Detroit area as Grand Chief Arthur of the Engineers Brotherhood reviewed the orders inception 85 years ago and noted about 38,000 members. Speakers praised good relations between employers and employees.
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Michigan
The
Engineers Brotherhood
Aimes
Detroit
Brotherhood
Estamos
Imilag
Reales
Circular on ban of interstate transport of contagious sheep disease
A circular warns railroad managers agents and stockmen that the codtaglous disease known as sheep scabies of sheep in the United States makes it illegal to receive transport or move affected livestock under the law a public notice of veterinary regulation and enforcement.
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Etary
Wilson
United States
Blackberry season swells as Missouri reports record harvest
In Missouri and nearby regions blackberry picking surges with 10,000 workers arriving and forecasts of 60,000 crates. Industrial revival gains momentum in Pittsburgh area as steel works restart and employment prospers, while Missouri editors form a Democratic organization in St Louis.
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Missouri
Japrery
Democratic Editors Organiae
St. Louis
Organization of
Democratic Editora In
Cabinet talks hint at Venezuela ties and Crete governorship
At a Paris cabinet meeting a resumpt ion of diplomatic relations with Venezuela was announced. Ex president Drog of Switzerland was invited to be governor of Crete but is not disposed to accept. A 79 Ggerio engine claims 200 pounds and 10 horse power. Washington reports counting and weighing 4 000 in coin and 96 000 000 at the Carson mint. Prather, late chief clerk of the House of Representatives, is under embezzlement scrutiny.
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Paris
Veneanela
Drog
Switzerland
Crete
Rancoy
Ggerio
Scripp
Washington
Carson
Nev
Ee Min Prather
Sae of Representatives
Furema
Universal Postal Union Debates and Clergy Changes
June 16 report from Washington notes the fifth universal postal congress finished with archives for preservation and copies sent to all member governments. Debates covered creation of a postal stamp, with the new treaty becoming operative January 118697. Also reported: Lutherans remove Dr Huber from a church board and replace him with Rev J O Koller. Rev John L Hawkins, oldest Presbyterian minister and alumnus, dies at 97. Harlan Mitled, a former Kansas attorney, killed by a train. Nebraska Masons convene in Lincoln. Senator Tellers proposes coin redemption for bank notes and reserves in vaults. English cricketers win. Senator Davis delays Hawaiian treaty consideration.
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Univer Ia
Ita
Department
Universal Postal! Union
Ent
Orange Fee
Leeds
Fort
Scort
Kan
John L. Hawkins
General Assembly of
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Presbyterian Church
Eagle Lake
Ind
Jane
O. H
Osbun
Ab Chambersburg
Philadelphia
Brronrow
Eng
Davis
Senate
Kansas property plan questioned by moving sequence
A local claim centers on the half mile property movement in Kansas, arguing that the line about the moving sequence aligns with plans by Kansas authorities and the Kin family. The dispute involves the half mile portion of property and references to Atate. and Oley.
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Kansas
Oley
Coal Operators Prepare for Strike and Ship 60 New Boats
Coal operators in the Monongahela valley lay plans for a strike amid demand for 60 new coal boats. A large operator has loaded 150,000 tons of oval and stockpiled it for potential fire. Ten valley leaders hold orders, with 10,000,000 tons ready in pools for shipment, enough to last about 80 days. Meanwhile other news reports Tate named supreme lecturer for the AOUW and firemen’s tournament preparations in Orry with 1,000 attendees expected.
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Pittssura
Monongahela Valley
Oval
Thie Valley
Town Orry
Atate
Tate: Firemen’s
Sharkey challenges Maher for boxing match in Ireland
Sharkey of San Francisco sails to Ireland amid a disputed match offer with Peter Maher for an unlimited rounds bout at either 5000 or 10000 dollars. Dan Lynch, Sharkey's manager, posted 3600 with Al Smith as forfeit. Bryan lectures in Virginia on June 16 urge Jeffersonian government views at the University of Virginia. Heat toll rises in Chicago with one death and 25 prostrations. Redmond denounces Davitt in Dostix. Pension bid advances for Indian War veterans. Baseball scores from National and Western leagues and standings.
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Maher
New York
Tom’ Sharkey
San Franccisco
Peter ‘Maher
Ride
Bryan
Virginia
Oman
Lorresvi Lle
Ww. J. Bryan
Washington and Jefferson Literary Societies
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Chicago
Charles Aleen
Redmond
Davitt
Jeague
John Redmond
Michael Davitt
Mr. Balfour
Pink Pills for Pale People Credited With Daughter’s Cure
A Detroit area father recounts using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People to save his daughter from alleged anemia and late stage weakness. He claims after months of treatment she recovered fully, gained weight, and has remained healthy. The letter cites a notary and urges others to buy the medicine from druggists or by mail.
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Frank’ B. Trout
Detroit
Mich
Trout
Griswold Avenue
Bia
Wwe
Dr. Williames
Adr
Williamn
Dr. Williams
Strike Runs Big From New York Tailors
Telegraph news notes a broad return to work among New York tailors, details a rich strike outcome at the Gregory-Bobtail mine in Colorado, and reports on varied national items including Cuba, a wedding in Detroit, and political and legal happenings across the country.
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Gilpin County
Colorado
Ohio
Independent Order Free-Son
Israel
Chicago
James P Harlan
Harlan
Ones
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Louisville
Manfred von Matusohaka
Hungary
Ella Walker
Detroit
Mich
Bailey
Elmira
N. Y
H Prof. Fanciulli
Marine Band
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San Francisco
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