Tariff Bill Near End Of Senate Debate
Washington June 13 The senate races toward final action on the tariff bill with Aldrich optimistic a Saturday vote may end the debate and Beveridge predicting no delay beyond next week The committee plans to act on income tax amendments Friday while hurdles remain on duties for lumber pulp paper hides coal zinc window glass and petroleum The paper schedule contemplates free ground wood but a higher paper duty and Hale pushes for stiff duties on all listed items Oil duties and coal rates loom large as southern and western senators seek free or reduced terms for cotton goods and bagging while lithographic and post card protections gain support Sporting other provisions the finance committee prepares for further changes and another meeting is set for tomorrow.
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Paris Fashion Shock Sparks Quick Adoption
Paris reports a new pantaloon style by Mme Suzanne Berger from the Opera Comique. The outfit twists into the waistline with a side opening requiring the wearer to rise into it. Knee trousers replace petticoats, and the look shifts as women hire a modiste for similar designs.
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Paris
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Opera Comique
Lady Fair
Census bill conference advances amid planned night sessions
The text notes that a committee will likely propose a drawback provision similar to current law and that night sessions continue through the week. If the house secures a quorum Monday, the conference report on the census bill will be taken up.
Post office announces rural carrier appointments
The Post Office Department announces Junius W. Parham as rural carrier at Guthrie Kentucky to succeed Thomas P. Parham and Rowland H. Douglass as rural carrier at Camden Ohio to succeed Wilbur S. Marshall in a Washington dispatch dated June 13.
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Senator Bradley Reveals Kentucky Residency Fraud in Washington
Senator Bradley of Kentucky exposes widespread fraud in federal staffing claiming many credited to Kentucky have no real ties. He pushed a Senate resolution for a full roster and home towns of Kentucky credited personnel and sent names to county GOP chairs for verification. Reports show extensive fraud in public service positions.
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Eulogies Ohio Governor Harmon From Democrat Leader
George W. Harris, Cincinnati official, calls Harmon the greatest Democrat and predicts he will lead the national Democratic ticket next year. He cites Harmon's strong Ohio governor win as proof of his abilities and credits him with dignifying the office.
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Bermuda rethink ends Bermuda onions and potatoes
US consul reports a permanent shift in Bermuda’s farming. Tourists have risen to 9,000 this year bringing an estimated million dollars in American money. Farmers shift to trucking for a home market and hotels expand to handle future tourist traffic with Bermudan and American capital backing the projects.
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Beautiful Tributes for Unitarian Leader Hale in Boston
Thousands view the body of Dr. Edward Everett Hale as flags fly at half mast across the city. The burial rites and memorial services unfold at South Congregational and Park Street churches with eulogies from clergy of many creeds before private interment at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Jamacia Plains
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Calvinists Gather in New York for Pan-Presbyterian Conference
Representatives of 25,000,000 Calvinists from six continents gather in New York for the ninth Pan-Presbyterian Alliance conference. Leaders will discuss Our Lord's Pre-existence and The Newer Phases of Evolution, amid revisionary moves and unity aims. The event marks the 400th anniversary of John Calvin's birth and notes North America as the stronghold, with extensive church growth and historical sketches of Calvin's life and influence.
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Philadelphia
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New German liner George Washington sails on maiden voyage
The North German Lloyd ship George Washington arrived in Southampton on June 18 and departed for Cherbourg at 3:15 PM on its maiden New York voyage. German journalists and London press members joined other passengers to inspect the vessel famed for its extensive public rooms decorated in the new German style.
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