McKinley Tariff Passage Clarified After Conflicting Interests
In Congress the McKinley tariff bill finally passed after hard work reconciling conflicting interests. The president explained changes since the House bill and the Senate version, noting duties on sugar, coal, and other products, and discussions on reciprocal advantages and commission duties. The article references various statements and positions among lawmakers as adjournment looms.
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McKinley
Senate
Saad
Tcker
Georgia
Sapien
Erastasiaa
Ate Cram
Aet
Ant Ieee Eae
Peter Weanta
Rasa Gneiss Wik
Cate
International Declaraian
World
Sontaat
Icae Agegitt Division
Congress Rushes to Close Tariff Bill and Adjourn
Congress aims to finish the tariff bill and adjourn swiftly to allow upcoming elections. A broad river improvement plan and park expansion for Washington are cited as major benefits, with support across chambers and the President’s signature noted.
Infant care device described for health and comfort
A garbled 19th century style piece discusses a soft silk sack for infants, claiming protection and warmth. It mentions wrapping the child with limbs free and references a winter evenings scene. The text shifts to advertising free magazines and a subscription box offer, citing Harvard and a sample catalogue.
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Milrem
Harvard
Boston
Mase, Inco Et Stampa
Mormon Church Admits Will Submit to U.S. Laws
President Palmer outlines a plan for a world exhibition in Chicago and notes major events across the country. The week highlights include statements on legal compliance by the Mormon Church and other national developments as reported from Las Vegas and beyond.
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Mormon Church
United States
Palmer
Chicago
Palmer's Flan at Washington Park Site
Palmer's plan for the city initiative specifies Washington Park as the main site for the upcoming construction project. The proposal outlines the use of the park for the event and notes concerns about building types and the surrounding area.
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Cascada
Palmer
Princi
Washington Park
Snes Neparttvents
Widow Hunter Charged After Widow's Substance Theft
John M Potts reports from York and Indianapolis details on a widow’s substance theft linked to Touoph Ong of Cincinnati. The case involves a supposed ring of crimes centered around a soap work, with arrests and inquiries expanding to multiple states as investigators pursue leads and possible accomplices.
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Touoph Ong
Cincinnati
Des
Wilmot
Hamerst
Cea
Het
Indianapolis
Protas Deere
Wineries
Political pointers in Indiana signal doubtful election outlook
The piece notes Democratic and Republican activity amid looming spring elections. Township trustees emerge as a critical power pivot influencing voter alignment and food aid policies, shaping the contest as parties contend for organization and influence before the vote.
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Indiana
Hesseben
Amaia
Thos
Eustees
Neild
Ieee
Rioting and Clubbing in the Town of Tipperary
Reports from abroad describe rioting in Tipperary where police used clubs as crowds gathered after a meeting at the magistrates court. Timothy Harrington MP was struck, bleeding, as crowd unrest and political turmoil threaten Ireland’s position, with further moves by Dillon Mealy defending the ruling.
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Tipperary
Nera Orenanton
John Morley
Umland
Gladstone
Lange
Timothy Harrington
Nater
Laet
Dillon
Mealy
Con Thu
Ireland
Charles T Ritchie
East Lemalon i
Tela
Batt
Hima Devel Baldout
He Oun
Comanong
Ita Beaulte Eulogized by Columbian Premier
The Columbian Premier eulogizes Ita Beaulte in a report from the American Conference. Secretary Blaine cites a message from Miniae ster Aita Bort about foreign affairs, highlighting tensions and the role of Colombia amid ongoing debates. A public display of support and political backers are noted, with references to figures such as Yates in contemporary discourse.
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Ita Beaulte
Blaine
Aita Bort
Anessage
Slater
Commercial Batters Notebook Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references CDM Bear, Neetern, and Riser with unclear roles. Mentions time and date fragments, possibly sports or product notes, but details are unreadable. No definite event, person, or organization can be confirmed for a complete caption.
House committee fights over wheat program
The House committee on agriculture faces a heated dispute over wheat policy amid partisan clashes. Debate centers on funding, production quotas, and potential impacts on farmers, with lawmakers trading accusations and seeking a quick path to a bill.
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Nort
Ian Heen
Rome
Aetf
Neta
Cfisrek
Sree
Pines
Father Ear
News OF the
Vengers
Ses
York
John M. Potts
Bria
Ifm
Sega
Sly Park
Eidornde Pointe
Pion
Harry
Essex
Coliany
Wun Case Kaife
Sed
Iil
Boston Stock Market
Commercial Batters
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Tai Id Pet Ening
Peita Naibe
Riser
Arts Neetern
Ter
House of Repre
Howse
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Persia
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