Sugar Tariff Debate In Senate Veto Power Clash
The Senate considered amendments to the interstate commerce act and discussed veto powers over pension bills. Mr. Stewart attacked executive veto use, while Mr. West defended presidential review. After debate, a key amendment by Mr. Reagan extended court jurisdiction over act violations, and the bill passed.
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Senate
Committee On Public Lands
Committee On Pensions
Stewart
Cleveland
West
Hamilton
Cullom
Reagan
United States Circuit
District
Wilson
Iowa
George
Congress
Pugh
Dawes
McPherson
Blair
House
United States
Close of Debate on Sugar Clauses of Mill Bill in House
July 9 report from Washington on the House debate and resolutions. Adams of Illinois seeks immediate access to evidence on sugar and Standard oil trusts, while Ford of Michigan calls for a special committee to probe immigration and contract labor laws. The Cannon amendment on the tariff bill is debated with Wilkinson rebutting claims about Louisiana’s sugar industry. Fuller advocates free sugar and molasses.
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Washington
Adams
Illinois
Committee On Manufactures
Standard Oil Trust
Committee On Rules
Ford
Michigan
United States
House
Wilkinson
Louisiana
Fuller
Iowa
Committee On Ways and Means
White
Indiana
Cannon
Sugar Tariff Clash Defeats Dingley Plan Amid Trust Attacks
Debates on a sugar duty cut continue as Dingley seeks a 41 percent ad valorem rate. Critics accuse Mills bill changes of yielding to Havemeyer and the sugar trust, arguing the move would harm revenue and raise consumer costs. The sugar clauses are rejected after heated exchanges, with future votes on tobacco pending at adjournment.
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St. Loui
Louisiana
Sugar Trust
Dingley
Maine
Congress
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Weber
New York
Mills
Fuller
Cannon
Illinois
Committee On Ways and Means
Havemeyer
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Reed
Ways and Means Committee
House
Gaye
United States
Nutting
Boutelle
Overdriven Heroic Horses Praised by Taverner
The Herald reports on overworked heroic horses, urging humane action. A Tremont Street scene shows a horse carrying three men a large valise and a driver while a bystander laments the animal’s burden. Taverner notes many such cases demand strict mercy.
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Herald
Tremont Street
New Books Review Highlights Multiple Hardback Titles
A literary column surveys new releases and reviews from Cassell company through Lippincott. It discusses The Bar Sinister a social study and compares Captain Charles King works The Deserter and From the Ranks with Manville Fenns One Maid's Mischief and other titles. It mentions May and June by Edward Roe Daphne Lost in a Great City and The Veiled Beyond. It also covers religious philosophy essays How Religion Arises by J H Ward and Relgious Reconstruction by Savage.
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New York
John Quinby
Quinby
Salt Lake City
Quainby
Anna
Effie
Barbara
Quinbys
Elizabeth
N. J
Charles King
U.S.A
George Manville Fenn
Edward R. Roe
Edward P. Roe
Daphne
Rita
Mr. Alexander
Mme. Blavatsky
Alexander
Cassell & Co
Boston
Clarke & Carruth
Price
Philadelphia
J. B. Lipnincott Company
Narke & Carruth
G. Manville Fenn
D. Appleton & Co
Chicago
Laird & Lee
J.B. Lippincott Company
Amanda M. Douglass
Lee & Shepard
Sigmund B. Alexander
Religious Reconstruction by Rev Minot J Savage
The Rev Minot J Savage preaches liberal theology in his volume Religious Reconstruction. He argues old faiths must yield to scientific insight, while preserving core truths. He envisions a grander God and universe, urging sincere belief and a broad church focused on mutual growth and service.
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Minot J. Savage
Savage
God
Gospels of Yesterday reviewed by A Watson
A critic analyzes Drummond Spencer and Arnold in Gospels of Yesterday. The reviewer credits merit to their work while noting biases and limited scope. He argues for reading all sides and recognizes the volume’s honesty scholarship and good intent despite flaws.
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Spencer
Arnold
Mr. Watson
Henry Drummond
Watson
Matthew Arnold
James Martineau
Spencer— Arnold
A. Watson
New York
Thomas Whittaker
Boston
Laughton, Macdonald & Co
Price
Accident at Gardiner Me coal loader injured
Frank Taylor of Randolph fell from the staging while discharging coal from a schooner at Railroad wharf in Gardiner. One arm crushed and other serious external injuries with probable internal damage. condition described as serious, with hope of recovery not given.
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Gardiner
Frank Taylor
Randolph
Railroad Wharf
Peach Crop Outlook From Maryland and Delaware
New York reports Daniel Pervis of Darling & Co says the peach crop in Maryland and Delaware will exceed prior years with an estimated 20 to 40 million bushels. He recently returned from a southern trip assessing fruit output.
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New York
Daniel Pervis
Darling & Co
South
Maryland
Delaware
Massachusetts marksman wins first gold at Newark festival
The international shooting festival drew about 250 marksmen in Newark New Jersey on July 9. W Milton Farrow of Holyoke Massachusetts won the first gold medal for 150 points, marking a notable achievement at the event.
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Newark
N.J
W. Milton Farrow
Holyoke
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Boston
Dominion Debt Rises to 8 134 271,000 on June 30
Ottawa reports the gross public debt of the Dominion reached 8,134,271,000 dollars on June 30, up from the previous year end. The figure reflects the government’s total obligations including bonds and securities outstanding.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Emigrants Landed at Castle Garden and Local Incidents
At Castle Garden yesterday 2485 emigrants were landed from ships Olno 389 Neustria 220 Servia 322 Anchoria 383 Arizona 670 Normandie 501 Carlton J Stannard 28 years old committed death by own action at the City Hotel Hartford Conn yesterday by swallowing two ounces of laudania He registered as from Cleveland Ohio but a bank book acon suggests Southington Conn A slight shock of earthquake lasting nearly one minute was felt at Belleville Madoc Tweed and Warkworth Ont about 11 o clock Sunday Joseph Godfrey aged about 40 started to board the yacht Belvidere at Onset Saturday and was not seen alive afterward His hat floated in the harbor and the body was recovered inquest deemed unnecessary The eighth annual regatta of the Pleon Yacht Club will take place off Marblehead July 11 with races for cash and pennant prizes.
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Olno
Neustria
Servia
Anchoria
Arizona
Normandie
Carlton J. Stannard
City Hotel
Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Southington
Belleville
Madoc
Tweed
Warkworth
Ont
Joseph Godfrey
Belvidere
Pleon Yacht Club
Marblehead
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Harvard University
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J. H. Ward
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London
England
Windsor
Victoria Street
Westminster
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Leiter Teads
Recorder Printing CO
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Mazeppa Sign CO
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Muredock
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Free Express C. O. D
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Albert Howe & CO
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Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Asa Burke
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West Roxbury
Charles H. Poole
Norfolk
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Roslin Avenue
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Cherry Street
Patrick Cunningham
John McDaniel
Mary Tully
J. W. Bradlee
Charles Steere
Philip Lowdon
John May
Commissioners
Richards & CO
C. T. Walker
Walker's Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland
Lancaster Str
W. P. Balch, Lsy
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Lancaster
Watertown
Lottie
Henderson
Cambridge
David W
Siren
Goodwin
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Onawa
Teepsey
Sayee Aso
Ethan Allen
Flying Cloud
Andrew Jackson
Monte
Weiss
Kelle Patchen
King Patchen
Forest Patchen
Belle Vatchen
Goddard Buggy
Hainess
H. G
H. W. Stevens
Merrimac
Vermont
Mystic Park
J.J. Bowen
Neacon Park
John J
Parkis
Abdalib
Palit
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Ben Franklin
H. Tv. Cutts
Daniel Lambert
Lady Spencer
Hill
Black Hawk
Old Columbus
Thomas K. Burke
Orwell
W. H. Vincent
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Kentucky
Ha-Ma-Dah
American Clay
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Kulah
Mambrino Flatchen
James D
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Anderson
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Bappy Traveller
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Grovers Dapple
Arthur
Europe
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Pixie
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Dek
Stanus
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Donald
Gen. Warren
Annie K
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Harry Prescott
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