Progress on the Tariff Increase on Nails and Harness
Washington notes report Senate debate on tariff schedules as of June 24 with changes to the duty on harness and saddlery from 4 percent ad valorem to 40 percent and a Senate vote on various amendments. Discussions cover engin gear, scrap iron, and shipping interests, with votes recorded 28 to 6 and 26 to 45 on key motions as lawmakers consider aligning duties with the Dingley act and House proposals.
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United States
Tornado Rips Kansas and Nebraska Leaves Devastation
A fierce late Thursday tornado swept Norton County Kansas and southern Nebraska. The storm disabled telephone lines and disrupted repairs. Frank Gentry of Brune wick Ranch was blown from his mother's home, which had not been found by Thursday night. Homes and outbuildings were destroyed.
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Roosevelt Party All Well and Buffalo Shots Reported
Dispatch from British East Africa dated June 20 reports the Roosevelt expedition crew, currently in tie Botil district, as well and Theodore Roosevelt has shot several buffaloes. Porters returning from the strong vamp relay the latest.
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Blood Purifier Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promoted
A dubious health pitch extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier. The ad touts numerous supposed remedies and warns against inferior substitutes, urging readers to trust this advertised preparation for better health.
Big Grange Gathering At East Montpelier Attended
The first Grange meeting since the organization’s state gathering was held with extensive attendance in North Calais. Notables including Worthy Master Farnham and State Master Smith spoke on agriculture in schools, plant profits, and the Grange’s goals, with a plan to publish actions in The National Grange and The New England Homestead.
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Washington
Weston Nearing Ogden as Veteran Pedestrian Walks 37 Miles
Edward Person Werlin arrived at Wells Nevada last night after walking from Ox Thee Nev thirty seven miles in twelve hours to reach Wells on the Southern Lacie Railroad. The journey spans Wells to Ogden about 176 miles.
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Separation for Mrs Gould Granted Alimony of 260000
The court granted Mrs Gould alimony of 260000 in a divorce case amid testimony about conduct and meetings. The record notes the evidence favored Mrs Gould and that a stay of execution of the judgment was granted.
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Gould
Toils Closing on Heinze as Buckingham Testifies
New York June 26 Tracy Buckingham, key government witness in the Heinze case, testified under scrutiny about dodging a subpoena to aid the expulsion of Arthur P Heinze. Buckingham stated Arthur P Heinze offered him 8100 and urged him to flee to Canada, and he observed another 100 offering from Calvin Geer, a Hebee clerk, during the test.
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Buckingham
Sanford Robinson
Arthur P. Heimne
Heing
Wiinkinghem
Huckingham
Regan
Issa United Copper Company
Duckinghan
Arthur P. Heinze
Hiro
Canada
Heinge
Calvin Geer
Osnada
Crete Question Settled by Four Protecting Powers
Paris reports the Cretan issue settled by France Great Britain Russia and Italy. The move aims to calm the region with limited Turkish military action in Crete or against Greece. The parties seek to adjust the near east status quo through agreed measures rather than broader territorial changes.
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Rumor Sparks Death Claim About Austrian Emperor
A garbled market column from Lonton on June 2 notes rumor of the Austrian emperor's death. The brief comments struggle with misread text, suggesting rumor and confusion without clear confirmation or dates.
Jumping at Olympia in the London Spectator horses and soldiers show
The London Spectator recalls a medievally inspired jumping event at Olympia where riders faced rails, water obstacles, and a stone wall while horses struggled to understand the course. Soldiers in scarlet watched as the crowd cheered children. The piece notes mixed success and the enduring spectacle of jousting in a modern arena.
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London
Control of Western Union in dispute with AT&T
The Evening Bulletin reports ongoing uncertainty over a possible deal between American Telephone and Telegraph and Western Union. Officials linked to AT&T deny any agreement while sources in New York and Philadelphia discuss whether AT&T has acquired an interest or merely influenced Western Union. No definitive statement has been made by responsible bankers or executives.
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McClure's Son to Wed in London Today
London June 26 Robert Louis Ater eosin McClure son of S. S. McClure, magazine proprietor, has taken a special license to marry Miss Raith Dodda of ngAord. They will be wed in St George's Hanover Square today.
Red Cross Pharmacy Promises Hem-Roid Cure For Piles
The Red Cross Pharmacy under Dr J B Leonhardt offers Hem-Troid, an internal tablet remedy, claiming it will cure piles of any kind. Slogan and booklet offered. office listed as Buffalo NY Station B. Trial cost noted at $1 for 24 days’ treatment.
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Heim-Rold
Bryan Attacks Gov Johnson Over Ore Tax Platform
In Uneot Nebraska June 26 Mr Bryan attacks Gov Johnson of Minnesota over a ore tax plank in the Democratic platform. He says a platform is a contract with voters and a governor should repudiate or uphold it, arguing Johnson should have let courts decide the measure’s constitutionality. Bryan contends the elected official cannot disregard or repudiate a platform after voters authorize it.
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Promoter Under Arrest in Quebec Extradition Case
Ottawa promoter Mitchell is detained in New York’s Tombs as extradition issues loom. Complainant Alexander C Ross alleges Mitchell’s ties run deep in Canada and he claims a high-profile network including bankers and MPs aided the arrest. Parliament previously authorized extradition but Mitchell faces U S legal action and scrutiny.
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England
Angustum Fuge
Ander
Seare Mitchell
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Spoils the King's Birthday Weather Forces Ceremonies
London records note heavy rains alter royal birthday plans. The king ordered major ceremonies including the Trooping of the Colors, the Horse Guards parade, and the troop review at Alder Shot, postponed due to the downpour.
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Roosevelt and land policy clash over coal lands
The article discusses President Roosevelt's use of executive power to withdraw public coal lands from private entry, challenging congressional authority. It notes lawmakers and railroad interests opposed safeguards, while lawyers argued government lands near railroads were undervalued. Roosevelt favors swift action to protect public interests and reform land valuations, contrasting with strict legalism.
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Yalitad
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Janda
Seelslon
Jolie
Helen's Education Sparks Shifts in Love and Work
A July Woman's Home Companion piece argues huge gaps in female education limit careers. Helen's path to independence provokes friction with Billy, reshaping marriage prospects as women seek income and roles beyond homemaking.
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Woman's Home Companion
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Sollegy
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Billy Smith
Craton
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No relief from the heat in eastern states
Washington officials of the Weather Bureau predict no substantial relief from the hot wave for two or three days with only a slight moderation expected in the East possibly by Monday. Temperatures remained high across the extreme North and West yesterday.
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