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Washington July 26 reports outline a four point compromise approved by the president increasing sugar duties while maintaining the bounty for a year and adding a reciprocity clause to the coal schedule. Senators Vilas Gorman and others spoke as caucus efforts aimed at party harmony over tariff legislation. Votes on conference instructions and sugar differential dominated debate as lawmakers signaled confidence in a forthcoming agreement. Washington July 27 28 describe scenes in the Senate over instruction to recede from sugar and refine sugar duties, with Manderson and Harris arguing precedents. The House adjourned with dull activity as conference reports and sundry civil appropriations loomed for the week.
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Duluth Lumber Shipments Reach Over Twelve Million Feet
Duluth reports local timbermen selling more than 12,000,000 feet of lumber to the West in recent days at prices near last spring's. Over 6,000,000 feet shipped east this week, with prices partly discounted from those levels. Other notes include a sheep death in Missouri after crossing, and various trade and treasury items from Washington to Rome and beyond.
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Forest Fires Devastate towns in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Ashland and Mason in Wisconsin and Phillips and Fifield in Minnesota face total ruin as forest fires rage. Bridges burned, lifelines cut, hundreds missing or dead, with 25 confirmed dead in Phillips and vast property losses across towns and lumber yards. Rescue efforts struggle amid dense smoke and scattered supplies.
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Three Children Die in Freight Car Closet Tragedy
In Hartford Connecticut July 30 Raymond nine Leroy seven and Freddie four sons of James W Ganton an engineer on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad died when they sought shade in a newly painted freight car caboose near their home The inquest found accidental death by asphyxiation with no foul play suspected A pack of cards was found in the closet and theChildren were found nude and decomposed in the locked caboose closet after a scent of decay led officers to search the car
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Prison Meade boots and shoes to be made by convicts
A Minnesota prison contracts convicts to manufacture boots and shoes for 50 cents per day per convict. The operation will use new machinery from Host, with the boot and shoe shop planned on the binding swine factory floor. Warden Wolfer confirmed details after street rumors and internal discussions long debated by the manager Barré.
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