Arid Land Bill Passes House in Vote of 144 to 10
The Arid Land bill moved through the House by a 144 to 10 majority amid speeches by opponents led by Grosvenor and Cannon. It creates a reclamation fund from mineral lands in western states to finance irrigation, with sales to bona fide settlers and limits on settler grants.
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Help for Cuba and Cuba tariff reciprocity debate in Congress
President Sohds message to Congress urges tariff concessions to aid Cuba and the reciprocal sugar arrangement benefiting both nations. Despite differing views on immediate passage, leaders agree reciprocity could reach about 20 percent. Debate centers on Cuban bills, canal issues, and timing for adjournment.
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Bright Outlook for Year's Crops and Trade Updates
New York reports a bright crop outlook with mixed signals in grain and textile markets. Wheat exports show a week decline but remain strong year to date. corn shipments steady. May railway earnings rose 7 percent from last year and 21.7 percent above 190. Contracts extend into next year amid delivery delays in iron and steel. Textile stocks stay light as buyers wait for cheaper raw materials. leather unchanged. Grain markets reflect crop estimates and weather, while failures numbered 162 in the U S and 20 in Canada last week. Wheat exports total 241,995,449 bushels by July 1, 1901, up from last season. corn exports reach 28,082,099 bushels, also higher than last year.
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Express Crash Kills Mother and Daughter at Crossing
In Boonetown Minnesota a train crashed into a buggy killing Mrs. Andrew Mich and her daughter as they crossed the tracks. The carriage was smashed and cleared for 1000 feet before the train stopped.
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Bodies Found in Mississippi and River Tragedies
A river search reports the body of a girl named Sava Wa Pulat found in the Mississippi with unclear cause, while multiple unrelated incidents unfold: a massive factory fire in Philadelphia saves hundreds via nets, a runaway auto incident in Port Wasgion ends with a near-drowning, and lightning strikes in Illico and Arcola injure settlers. Additional notes cover a fatal wreck in Montpelier, a naval militia convention in Baltimore, and various local incidents including forgery, suicide, and a presidential visit plan.
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Roosevelt Message on Cuba Reciprocity Push
President Roosevelt declares to Congress that Cuba relations deserve unique reciprocal tariff treatment, stressing duty to support a free and prosperous Cuba while ensuring American interests. He cites moral and strategic reasons, notes opposition among some regions, and affirms that U.S. aid should aid Cuba’s self-government without harming American industries.
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After Gen Wood Now Public Scrutiny Of Cuban Funds
Washington dispatch notes division over disclosures before the Cuban questions committee about Gen Wood and Cuban funds used for propaganda. Critics point to extravagant expenses while supporters say latitude was needed for his Cuba duties. An ensuing debate highlights the era's scrutiny of official expenditures and discretion.
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Patented health tonics praised by congressman
Congressman Fitzpatrick of Kentucky writes from Washington praising Peruna as a splendid catarrhal tonic. He claims it strengthens nerves, regulates blood flow, cures catarrh in all stages, and offers free advice from Dr Hartman if results are not prompt.
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