Decisive Senate Vote Passes Tariff Bill On July 10
On July 10 a decisive 38 to 28 vote in the Senate approved the tariff bill amid crowded galleries and a tense mood. The affirmative came from 85 Republicans, two Silver Republicans, and one Democrat, with 96 Democrats and two Populists opposing. Aldrich and Murphy briefly paired. several others were absent or not voting. House moves toward conference followed as rules committee set special order for tariff conference.
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Japan Hawaii dispute on immigration arbitration doubts
Reports from Washington claim Japan offered to arbitrate the Hawaii immigration dispute but Tokyo has so far refused. State Department cautions against relying on Telegraphic notes. Officials foresee U S action may force settlement with Japan regardless of annexation treaty outcomes.
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Aggressive Japan Threatens Hawaii as U S Prepares
Washington dispatch says the administration will act to defend the flag if Japan shows aggression in Hawaii. Rear-Admiral Beardslee gains power to respond, with ships Oregon, Philadelphia, and Marion ready.1 cruiser Maniwa sits in Honolulu harbor awaiting orders.
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Battleship Oregon to sail to Hawaii after coal delivery
The battleship Oregon awaiting coal at Port Angeles and Comox will depart for Hawaii, with Monadnock able to cover. Harbor limits force the Oregon to lie outside in a heavy sea, as feeding coal within the harbor is not possible. A Hawaii crisis has prompted changed orders for coast ships. Also, Washington awarded a $168,450 mortar battery contract to the Pacific Company of Portland for Marrowstone Point, Puget Sound.
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Portland World News Channeling Light and Loss
A mixed Oregon page recounts accidents and deaths across Baker and Chehalis counties including Edward Walker in Sumpter and a drowning near Portland. It notes transport and industry activity with wagons, canneries, cattle drives, wheat and flour output, plus local church and political happenings in the Eastern Oregon Baptist association and state events surrounding Senator Harris.
The Heated Spell and a Death on a War Train
A jumble of reports includes a heat wave sweeping Chicago on July 18 and a mysterious death aboard a California bound war train. Mrs. Johnson, 71, a Kaneas City widow, died after a Reno stop and subsequent tracing to Wadeworth, Nevada, with investigators unsure how she left the car or what caused the end. Also included are market briefs on grain crops, weather effects on corn and wheat, and price movements, noting forecasts of large yields in the Plains and Dakota states and ongoing stock and moisture concerns.
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Ree live say pee Powltry-Chlehens headline
Fragment reads as OCR junk with scattered words and numbers. It mentions poultry and deals but lacks coherent context or identifiable persons organizations places or dates. No valid news item can be determined from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR Item on Prices and Places
Fragmented text lists values and names such as foothill Joaquin and California bran with odd numbers and per pound prices. No clear event or person context emerges. readability is insufficient for a concrete news item.
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