Duty on Hides Sparks Senate Battle in June Caucus
In Washington on June 25 the Republican caucus backed the finance committee on a duty on hides 12 to 21 while leaving the rate open. Lodge led opposition claiming the move harms leather industry and farmer returns, while Hoar Platt Spooner and others supported. Watches and watch jewels rates were reversed to free. The tobacco schedule debate centered on wrapper tobacco with a compromise rate of 1.75 per pound.
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Washington
Finance Committee
House
Senate
Senator Lodge
Hoar
Platt
Spooner
Nelson
Alligon
Warren
Gear
Lodge
Hawley
Fairbanks
Finance
Gollece Notes On New Summer School Classes
The simmer school has begun this weekend with bright, intelligent young Indies and gentlemen. Several students from public schools are catching up in weak areas for fall promotion. Special German classes will be organized for all ages with affordable prices and group incentives. Teachers in Atlantic and high school graduates find it a rare opportunity. The conversational method blends practical and technical language, promising rapid gains. Olive Sutton, Ella Hut chingon, and Cora Plum mer are among those enrolled. Interest grows in natural philosophy under Dr Hilla, while algebra classes led by Prof Moyer attract a large, enthusiastic group.
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Simmer
Atlantic
Olive Sutton
Shelby
Ella M. Hutchingon
Montezuma
Cora Plummer
Harlan
Hilla
Moyer
Lattig Blakesley Nuptials and Medical Advertisements
The clipping reports the marriage of Ethel Gardner Blakesley to Charles P. Lattig with a full wedding procession and reception details at the Blakesley home. It also advertises Swayne's Ointment for piles and a Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, noting prices and vendors. A dog abuse incident is briefly noted, with an officer ending the animal's suffering.
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Glenwood
Blakesley
Rose Avenue
Buckingham Palace reception dazzles 1600 guests in London
A gala last night at Buckingham Palace hosted by the Prince and Princess of Wales drew over 1,600 attendees including visiting admirals and officers from Bpithead. Admiral Miller's daughter is ill with typhoid aboard the voyage home. A Times dispatch from Kobe accuses the United States of bad faith on Hawaii. The Daily Chronicle notes Queen Alds funds Thessalian refugees' relief.
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Buckingham Palace
London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Bpithead
Admiral Miller
Atlantic
Uncle Sam
the Times
Kobe
Japan
United States
Hawaii
Alds
The
Daily Chronicle
Hailstorm at Topeka leaves Three Dead and Many Injured
A massive June hailstorm struck Topeka Kansas causing three deaths in a Goosy family after debris wrecked their cave shelter. Baby found alive buried in dirt while other victims include Frank Brainard J. Henderson Nora Geesy and Anna Geesy. City suffered broken roofs telegraph wires and car and streetcar damage as crews tend dozens of injuries.
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Goosy
Baby
Toreka
Kan
Kanpas
Topeka
Wargane
Frank Brainard
Hackman
J. 2. Henderson
Liveryman
Roy White
Mary Hughes
D. Klee
Anne Fenton
Fred Heller
Kansas City
George Hill
Charles Johnson
Policeman Kinney
Miss Cornie
Potwin
Hoochman Frank Brainard
Salina
Anna Geesy
Nora Geesy
Ina Gersy
Geesy
Debria
G. W. Morris
Noted Rabber Captured on Winnebago Reservation
Sioux City reports Charles Whitcombe, one of the Wests worst wholesale robbers, was captured near Homer Nebraska on the Winnebago Indian reservation. Sheriff Borowsky of Dakota county Nebraska and Sheriff Wheeler of Cherokee county Iowa seized him at gunpoint and brought him to Sioux City jail for transfer to Cherokee county. Also an advertisement urges Foley’s Cure for digestive ills during vacations.
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Rabber
Sioux City
Charles Whitcome
Winnebago
Frauds and Fixes in Victorian Patent Remedies Men and Brands
A dense roundup of cures and tonics from McElree’s Wine of Cardui to Shiloh’s Cure and Karl’s Clover Tea, listing manufacturers Vic Emmert & Co and M. J. Davis & Son in Lewis, Iowa. Claims cover female troubles, coughs, constipation, nervousness, and skin ailments, with testimonials and warnings against ineffective preparations.
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Vic Emmert& Co
Shiloh
Vic Empate
M. J. Davis
Karl
Vic Emmert
M. J. Davis & Son
Lewis, Lowa
Lewis
Iowa
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Caffery
Representative Cook
Ils
Hamed Ag
Fish Commission
Flsh Commission
Great Lakes
Quincy
Ills
Neosha
O. WF
Manchester
Leadville
Colo
San Marcos
Tex
Wasmunatoy
Hale
Congress
Gollece
Swayne
Bucklen's
Arnica Sale
East Fourth Street
Mrs. Winslow
Kansas
Wister
Balina
Twister
Indiaanapols
Showalter
Federal Court
General Warrison
Ketcham
John W. Korn
Bhowalter
Harrison
Journal of Commerce of
N. Y
Property Owners Fire Association
Hartford Insurance
Association
Deep Sea
Abit
Journal of Commerce
Des Moines
Dubuque County
Dubuque
W. L. Orrick
Kinney
G. A. Stillson
Tampicca
Til
Foley
Vic Emmert & Co
Greer County
Tirpitz
Berlin
Princes Hohenlohe
Penny
Vic Enmert & Co
Wartrop
Ind
W. H. McIntosh
Vic Bummert & Co
Onny Verne
Philip Kerrigan
Kerrigan
R G, Phelps
Commercial Bank Atlantic
Exchange
Atlantic National Bank
KY. Mowarp
Pi L. Hendrson
T. G. Turner
Li W
Asa’t
ER McWaid
L. Brown, Learnar
Chas. R. Hunt
Block
S. L. Henderson
Canada
Lester L. Tilden
Opera House
HAW & Cro
McElree
Cardus
Lotus
DeWitt
Vic ‘Emmert & Co
Jtaced
Chamberlain
W. LB
Johnson
Newark
Croup
Vic Beamnett
Lewis, Ow A
Vie Emmert & Co
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