Duty on Hides Sparks Senate tariff debate and splits
In Washington on June 28 the Senate finance committee proposed amendments to the tariff bill, boosting the duty on hides to 26 percent and debating protection versus farmer interests. Senator Aldrich backed the change, while Senator McCumber argued for higher rates, citing leather industry protection and farmer cost. A separate note reports Attorney General Wickersham presenting a two percent tax on corporate net earnings, to be reviewed by the White House and finance committee.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Committed
House
Boon
Fee Aldrich
Wickersham
White House
Senite Fiance Committee
Withersham
Root
Finance Committee
Census Bill To Conference In Senate Debate
Washington June 23 Readers of the Hotter Mondhy held a quorum to act on key items in the conference report on a bill for taking the thirteenth amendment to the measure. The Senate amendment concerning exam requirements for applicants was concurred in while other amendments were disagreed to and the bill was sent back to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Sunny Jim Woes and Tariff Talk Stir Washington
June 23 Washington report notes Vice lent Sherman’s view on tariff debate. Readers saw a draft copy of the tariff bill marked by senators McCumber Gamble Burton Owen with strong moral words beneath, reflecting sharp opinion.
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Washington
Vicelent Sherman
Easy Tiny
York Way
Chatr
Cariff
McCumber
Gamble
Burton
Owen
Hell
Tennessee Rain Continues Across Section Saturday
Rain persists across Tennessee on Saturday with steady showers affecting portions of the state. Weather watchers urge caution as damp conditions linger and temperatures remain mild through the day.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed for Blood Health and Immunity
An old-fashioned medical claim asserts white blood cells defend the body against disease germs and that Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens and purifies the blood. The advertisement touts a proprietary blend, claiming thirty years of proven worth with no substitutes offered.
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Hood
Funeral of Geonor B Davey Held for Baseball Figures
Philadelphia June 24 funeral services for Geonor B Davey president of the Heaton National Jexgun taxeball club were held yesterday afternoon. The service at an undertaker's chapel was attended by many prominent baseball figures from the Boston, Philadelphia National, and other leagues. Floral designs and tributes arrived as pallbearers and players from several clubs attended the event.
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Philadelphia
Geonor B. Davey
Heaton National Jexgun Taxeball Club
City
Boston
Bitter
Etvtrs J
Ted Sergice
Fer
Moriah
Pris
Harry
Polfiam
Leveller
Mv Jm Tien
Jeague
Berson Dreyfus
William Ff
Lee Mesf
Pitesburg
Wiliam Shetteline
Philadelphia Na
Onal
Elob
Anja
Perguvon
Twirlen
Beaumont
Oeeras
Yesienlny
St Albans May Have Base Team With Albans Players
A fragment notes a St Albans base team with players listed by name and position. It mentions American League games and teams like New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Detroit. The text references schedules and postponements due to a fire department issue under President Dovey.
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Albans
Albana
Lamouds
Saeere
Gmanes
St Albans
Donovan
Murphy
Post
Ty Larry
Ry Quebec
P. Elrod
Eae
Leiger
T Benton
Banton
New York
Gates
Philadelphia
Waeham St Roi
Detroit
Louie O Cleland
Chicago
Jand
Ad Quimet
Navy Football 1900 Schedule Revealed in June Announcement
Annapolis June 22 The 1900 Navy eleven football schedule has been announced. The lineup includes a game against Army at Franklin Field in Philadelphia and a clash with Washington to a pat fervon. Western Reserve News a Davidon paper notes the schedule, with details on October 6 and other fixtures.
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Annapolis
United States
Washington
Pat
Davideon Pa Army
Freaknin Field
Piedelphia
Lien Eimplled. Melvin Lien Killed Near Boston to San Francisco
Melvin M. Lien a mute 85 years old formerly of Marshalltown Iowa and connected with the Parking Institute for the blind in Boston was killed near this city yesterday by a New York gang. His body was found by a work train crew. Believed to be the son of a man from Marshalltown. He was walking toward Boston from San Francisco on a wager.
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Symnouve
Melvin M. Lien
Crete to Remain Turkey's After Withdrawal Decision
London reports that international troops will leave Deland and guard ships near Statarenes will hoist the Turkish flag, preserving sovereignty and protecting Mussulmans, ensuring stability and order in the region. Train No 97 robbery near Kamloops is reported as well.
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London
Deland
Turkey
Heavy rains strike middle west in wet belt report
Late word from The Wet Belt notes Kauss De Mon Tow 13 lewvy rains reach Karma and Missouri as a weather system settles over the region. The report highlights heavy downpours and potential flooding along major waterways.
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Middle-West
Karma
Missouri
Local Market Prices Report For Potatoes Eggs And Butter
Old potatoes sell up to 1.00 per bushel while dressed pork and Veale-Vansy meats show steady prices. Creamery butter touches 27 cents and dairy butter holds at 25 to 26 cents as fresh eggs and native rhubarb per pound appear in wholesale quotations.
Market Summary of Livestock and Wool Prices
In Rickers Market reports demand for primer, Hoge and Veal Firm Maplesugar and wool. Prices shown include cattle classes and calf categories with weights and values. Totals include 15,000 pounds wool and various cattle prices, reflecting market activity and demand.
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Denaml
Butter and dairy markets ease in Boston listings
In Boston markets on June 3 butter weak in the real market, heavy demand not stimulated. country markets fewer with Seay S. x. down at price, revelpis light and supplies ample. Tallow scarce, cheese New York full cream 14, Vermont cheddar 26, Western creamery 24-26.
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Boston
Seay S. x
Prive
Amd
New York
Vermont
Ebalve
Two youths accused after Brandon home break ins
July 22 Brandon residents were alarmed by two burglaries as youths Henry Van Winkle Harold Baldwin and James Mannizut from Glen Falls Vermont confessed to two break ins. They entered through a window frame and a door, stealing small items jewelry and coffee. Constable Gath Yilae and local officers detained them for Brandon authorities.
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Brandon
Arnold
Vermont
Praetar
Vilage
Corel
Arnold Diktries Sith
W. U. Sisco
Gath Yilae
Neeleup
Beginning Made in Cape Cod Canal Construction
A ceremony near Sandwich at Belmont of New York declares a formal start to Cape Cod canal work. Prominent figures linked to finance and politics, including Robert Bacom and FE Lewne, observe granite work shaping the harbor protection near Belmont’s party overlooking the village.
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Sandwich
Musa
Bournedale
Metass
Cape Cod
Belmont
New York
Bonide
Robert Bacom
4. P. Morgan & Co
FE. J. Lewne
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Rd. H Ward Wirfield
Maryland
Cesare Oliver Tueard Perry
Lake Exe
Umak
Butaarde Bay
Libel Testimony Abroad in Paris Case
United States attorney Henry A. Wise will travel to Paris to attend the continuation of witness testimony in the libel case brought by Job D. Lindsay for The Peers Publishing Company publishers of The World. Wise seeks access to Paris records and papers under French cooperation with the U S circut court.
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New York
Henry A. Wise
United States
Kuurope
Dntig
Fatema Cans
Wise
Conte Aguinet Tw
Ee van Baas
Raining Tor
Nicoll
M Material
Witamsaen
Paris
Couraey
Ald Company
Ieee. Ae
Cour Eee
Eounke
Haa
Dawyers
Tragedy in Cavenpolia as husband shoots wife then dies
A June incident in Cavenpolia Michigan ends with Shophon RP shooting his wife five times after Pangborn intervenes at a residence. Pangborn reportedly urged entry and safety actions before a fatal gunfire. sheriff Rutter investigated and the wife left the home.
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Cavenpolia
Mich
Shophon RP
Pangborn
Sherif Rutter
API
Sara Cand
Robinson Must Stand Trial In Heins Case Demurrer Overruled
New York June 8 The demurrer to the indictment charging Sanford Robinson with a postelection crime was overruled. Counsel for Robinson argued service by deputy marshals was invalid, but the court ruled deputy marshals act on the same authority as marshals. The case involves Tracey Buckingham and others connected to a Canadian venture.
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Robinson
Heins
New York
Sanford Robina Hee
Arthur Reesee
United States
Robbonlet
Bla
Marebals
Marstinis
Kolymeon
Hluse
Tracey
Buckingham
Veeck
Enzpln
Uni Og
Hie
Arian
Canada
Roosevelt party sails for Europe on Cretic this June
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and three children Mine Ethel Archie and Quentin will sail from New York on the Cretic for Gibraltar and Naples where they will visit Mrs Jas Roosevelt s glazer at a villa near Rome. They plan to return to America around November 1 after spending a month in Italy and travels in France.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
White Star Line
Cretic
Ibraltar
Naples
Envelope Makers Protest and Government Service Plan
The article reports an envelope makers protest tied to government service measures. It notes adoption of resolutions urging civil service for tree and fee printing of envelopes and calls for trade and wage considerations amid ongoing labor action.
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Bulliats
Tyne
Hyomei Promises Quick Relief for Asthma and Hay Fever
The ad touts Hyomei as a instant relief and potential permanent cure for asthma and hay fever. It claims the Red Cross Pharmacy guarantees Hyomei cures catarrh and wheezing when used as directed, with air described as soothing and pine-scented.
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Fiverybody
Phar
Australia
Iain A. Grobe
Riot at Hob Nelsons saloon ends in injuries and arrests
In a large free for all fight near West street and Hob Nelsons saloon on 30th street and 7th avenue, dozens fought with rifles clubs and picks. Tom Nolan led the assault with a billy club and was involved in driving the crowd into the street. Wounded officers and multiple injuries were reported as police and reserves dispersed the melee. Jackson and two other Black men were arrested.
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West Street
Bynlanddt
Goero
Allight
What Street
Hob Nelson
30Th Street
7Th Avent
Pic
Tom Nolan
Inko
Billy
Byrne
Priurackson
Mir Barberany
Jackson
Negro must want more says Booker T. Washington
Norfolk June 25 Booker T. Washington asserted that educated negros today lack ideas of social equality yet crave better clothes and comforts. He argued many will work to secure money for these needs, while criticizing the notion that proper education implies contentment with less.
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Norfolk
Booker 'F
Uber
Lifeguard Needs Rise After May Death Toll Decline
New York reports May drowning totals across rivers and lakes show fewer fatalities than average. New York City waterfront areas and Long Island populations saw lower numbers, while New England states posted varied declines and Delaware reported none.
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New York
Teail
York City
New England
New York State
Delaware
May Strike Readied in Pittsburg Over Concessions
In Pittsburg workers at the railway threaten a six day strike after meetings argued for wage and policy adjustments. Officials claim talks with management have stalled and preparations for a potential citywide action begin, with tensions mounting as the period for concession offers nears.
Diaz libel case delayed in New York trial
In New York on June 2 the trial of Carlo s de Fornaro, once an artist for a New York newspaper and author of Diaz the Idol of Mexico, charged with criminal libel against Mexico City editor Rafael Reyes Bupinola, was postponed. Defense will be ready to submit witnesses in Mexico in October, including President Diaz.
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New York
Carlos de Fornaro
Balloon North Pole Expedition Prepares Start in Spitsbergen
Walter Wellman and expedition members depart for Spitsbergen to launch the balloon attempt to reach the North Pole. The team plans to begin in Spitsbergen as the starting point for their high altitude voyage.
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Christinia
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Spitsbergen
State to Be Invaded In Army Manoeuvres Plan
Boston reports that Masseausatts will be attacked and descrided in army manoeuvres next Angust by a force of 16 000 men, including regulars and militia from Coanport aut New York New Jersey and the district of Columbia. The manoeuvres start Anguist 4 with artillery and cavalry on both sides.
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Boston
Masseausatts
Regular Army
Coanportaut
New York
New Jersey
Trict
Columbia
Adjutant General
Ocean Steamship Leader Faces Narrow Passage Tale
A fragmented dialogue recounts a president of a steamship company crossing a perilous tide channel. A veteran mariner emphasizes dangers while the executive questions the risks, revealing insights into life at sea and leadership under hazard.
Simple Detective Case Ends With Lost Fortune Returned
Walter De Forest finds a parcel of stolen bank notes in a taxi and tracks Miss Tulle Drayton. He devises a plan, recovers the $50,000 inheritance, and earns a reward by marrying Miss Drayton, who pledges to honor his efforts.
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Bertha Dallop
Anne
Walter de Forest
de Forest
Neone
Andrew
Young
Indy
Union Street
Mr. de Forest
Tulle Drayton
Misa Drayton
Deforest
Miss Derayton
Miss Drayton
Ds Fornst
Mr. de Morest
Mr. de Porest
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George Davey
St. Albans
Salad
Gnanes
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NAVY
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Lien Eimlled
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