Amendment to trust bill sparks partisan clash in Senate
Washington September 12 The Senate debated Mr George amendment adding four sections to the finance committee's trust bill. The key proposal would let the President suspend import duties on any good whose price rose due to agreements or combinations. Hoar Sachs accused cabinet links to trusts, while Reagan Payne and others argued for a broad punitive approach to both parties. A separate Spooner resolution mourned Republican witness Joseph Hoffman shot in Brenham Texas as hearings continued.
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Senate Debate Over Race Violence and Texas Politics
A Senate debate centers on mob violence in Texas and Mississippi, accusations of political manipulation, and the Mills tariff bill. Senators Hoar and Coke clash over race, elections, and Democratic strategies while violent incidents and alleged political bias color the discussion. actions on postal crime and Pacific railroad reports proceed before adjournment.
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House Sees Quorum Aims Fail In Washington Session
The House resumed work on the sundry civil appropriation bill with Senate arid lands and zoological park amendments. A quorum failed on Oklahoma business, and efforts to convene the House into committee of the whole ended at adjournment.
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Newport's Election A Sharp Rebuke To Machine Politics
Newport Rhode Island September 12 The city election was a stubborn fight between ring elements and good government. Three mayoral candidates Alderman Edward Newton ex Postmaster Coggeshall and Stephen K Slocum. Coggeshall fell short by fifty eight votes though 128 more than Newton. Four of six aldermen elected two new school committeemen chosen. several councilmen defeated due to machine ties. A $35000 City Hall site proposal was defeated by a large majority.
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Official Returns From Maine Towns Reflect Burleigh Lead
Nearly 400 returns received by the Secretary of State's office indicate official totals will closely match paper figures. Cushing shows a fall in third party support, while Burleigh's lead could reach about 20,000 if current ratios hold. Maine towns report Burleigh 77,277 Putnam 58,595 Cushing 2,899 Simmons 940, Republican plurality 18,682, majority 14,843.
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Carriage Collision Injures Woman. Local Official Hurt
Pittsfield report from the fair grounds describes ex Selectman Edward N Robbins and his wife being struck by a back pole of a passing carriage driven by Hackman Murray. The woman sustains severe abdominal bruises and possible internal injuries. condition critical. Robbins suffered bruises but is not seriously hurt. Murray to be arrested.
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Servants Have Rights Pearline Lightens Labor
A compact note states that servants have rights and highlights Pearline as a means to ease their labor burdens. The phrase suggests utility or policy aimed at reducing workload for workers.
Augusta Flood Submerges City as River Rises to 39 Feet
Augusta Ga September 12 The worst flood in city history began subsiding last night after the Savannah River rose to 39 feet. Water flooded residences stores and the Chronicle building with up to fifteen feet in some areas. Steamboats could navigate many streets while crops along the lowlands were destroyed and residents sought refuge in second stories. Food supplies were cut off and few casualties occurred though two deaths were reported.
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Market Nervous Over Dividends and Northwest Frost
The New York market was feverish from expectations about dividends on St Paul and frost in the Northwest. Reports say Northwestern and Southwestern reorganization clears, with rates to rise, though sentiment remains cautious. Drexel Morgan may control New York & New England. Meigs Elevated railways appeal broad public subscription. Western Union shows higher dividends and earnings, with substantial surplus projected.
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Theatre Schedule Highlights From Boston Venues
The night program lists shows at Park Theatre with Judge Not at 8, Globe Theatre Monte Cristo, Rio B Hollis Street Theatre A Possible Case at 7 45, Kit at 8, Crystal Slipper at 7 46, Little Lord Fauntleroy Boston Museum, Lichts o London Grand Opera House with two shows 2 pm and 7 45, Cyclorama Battle of Gettysburg, Music Hall Promenade concert 8, Austin Stone's Museum Tremont row open 10 am to 10 pm, Pompeian Amphitheatre Last Days of Pompeii at 7 48.
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Day's Sales Schedule From Local Firms
Local businesses publish a compact sale timetable listing times for horses fruit carpets cigars and more. C. T. Walker offers items at 10 30 a m and 12 m from Fruit-Snow Co Leonard & Co posts a 3 p m showing while L T Maynard announces a 10 a m cigars sale.
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Marital Announcements for Richardson Robinson and Silsbee Gray
In this city on the twelfth inst by Rev Father Sherman George Richardson wed Catherine Robinson. Dorchester on September eighteenth at Mrs William Gray Jr residence Rev Brooke Herford united George S Silsbee of Salem Mass to Miss Sarah F Gray.
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Obituary notices for multiple residents in 19th century Massachusetts
Death notices from Cambridge New Town and surrounding areas record Mary London wife of Frederick Allen of Boston Mary Richards Fuller age 12 Prudence Marvin widow Mary A Perkins widow Mary Dorchester Mary Reardon aged 15 years 8 months are listed with locations Cambridge Cambridgeport Chelsea Dorchester and Dorchester in early September with various ages and family connections for each person
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