Tariff Debate Ends. Action Wanted as Congress Sits
Debates over tariff revision close with calls for action. Randall's speech argues for cutting internal taxes first, then tariff changes, though party divides limit impact. McKinley and Breckenridge exploit the margin, while real reform hinges on legislative moves rather than rhetoric.
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Children’s Day at Trinity Church Celebrated
Sunday observance marked the anniversary of Sunday schools begun by Robert Raikes in 1780. The event featured songs, recitations, and the “Chain of Sin” by ten boys, with offerings helping needy Sunday schools in the conference and mission fields. Dr. Yate spoke on virtue and early training, despite rainy weather and a large attendance.
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Next Senate Poised For Rough Parity Between Parties
Washington Star forecasts a near equal split in the next Senate with 26 seats held over by Republicans and 24 by Democrats. The piece analyzes retiring members, potential pickups, and how remaining seat contests could yield a tied chamber with the Vice President casting deciding votes.
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Presbyterian Convention Holds Sessions In Baltimore May 18
The Southern Presbyterian Church convention resumed with Standing committees named and a note from the Methodist Episcopal Conference in New York proposing a national Sabbath school convention. Home missions report set for Tuesday, and Wilmington Maryland was proposed as a future convention site. Rev. Strickler indicated that a North and South church union is unlikely for now. overtures on union referred to bills and overtures. A novel feature involved an aviation service misprint and a reference to a lake.
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Omnious for Republicans and Democrats Ahead in Conventions
The New York Post notes ominous signs for Republicans as Democrats line up behind Cleveland in many states. Blaine faces factional strife and possible defeat, while Democratic unity grows. The piece contrasts party moods ahead of the national conventions. The report includes Presbyterian Assembly proceedings and Mississippi floods with extensive damage in St Louis and surrounding areas.
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Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Parrish's Warehouse Promises Big Int El Test Accommodations
A letter thanks farmers for support and invites them to Parrish's Warehouse to market and access test accommodations. The writer pledges to help farmers in the future and signs as a friend.
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