Minority Tariff Report Attacks House Substitute in Senate Finance
The Senate Finance Committee yesterday presented both minority and majority tariff reports. The minority charges the house substitute favors private profits over public revenue, condemns class shifts and new classifications, and argues tariffs hurt the poor and farmers while boosting trusts and manufacturers. It cites cotton, wool, and steel schedules, calls for reduced duties only where revenue is not harmed, and warns free wool would shift burdens to consumers and raise imports. Beck’s supplemental remarks defend Mills mechanisms and accuse opponents of free trade aims.
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Tariff and tax changes surface in congressional notes
Reports from Wasi xeros detail a bill on free list items including textiles and household goods, a 875 million total reduction plan with specific duties on tobacco and alcohol. Private opinions push for a House adjournment resolution as Senate action looms.
Blaine Tour Update From Grand Rapids Illness Declared Gone
Reported in Grand Rapids on October 4 as James G Blaine discussed by General King and other Republicans. Blaine said he felt no difficulty and was advised by his physicians that he is entirely cured after a morning drain for restoration.
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Mrs J B Childs Died Aboard City of Chicago
Mrs J B Childs of New York died October 4 aboard the steamer City of Chicago and was landed here for burial. The death occurred during the voyage with her husband United States Min Liam listed among the passengers.
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TAME LAW REARS AT TAMMANY HALL NOMINATIONS
New York October 6. At the Tammany hall convention Sherif Hugh J. Grant was nominated mayor County Clerk Flack for sheriff and Senator Jed ward TF O REILLY for clerk. Mayor Hewitt refused to discuss his position pending Lammiang's nomination and warned he would ruin if he runs at friends' urging. A delegation urged harmony but Hewitt would not commit.
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Swindle Ring Linked to W H Ingham Case Closes Brokerage
Disappearance of Williams H Ingham and the shuttering of W H Ingham & Co at 88 Broadway expose a major Long Island swindle. Officials estimate losses in the thousands, possibly over 100000, tied to a speculative syndicate scheme once active in New York. Ingham allegedly came to the city from Chicago.
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Annexation clubs form in Canada over United States relations
Ottawa says Sherman's remarks on US Canada ties are seen as a hint that leading Republicans favor annexation or loss of Canada. Ontario Quebec and Maritime provinces may see annexation clubs. Imperial managers aim to push a league expansion to counter annexationists. Campaign for annexation expected this fall ahead of January parliament session.
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Chiang Chou river embankment swept away in flood
Advices via steamer Belgic report the Yellow river embankment at Chiang Chou begun last autumn and costing over nine million dollars was completely destroyed by a recent flood. Eight thousand feet of wall are gone and 800 to 1,000 laborers on the bank were swept away and drowned.
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Cleveland Exclusion Bill Sparks California Jubilation
Fans in San Francesco and Ont. celebrate Cleveland's approval of the Scott Chinese exclusion bill. Telegrams pour in from towns across California as workers and laborers hail the act as the greatest protection for labor in America. The coast glows with gratitude and evening turns to day in a statewide show of honor to Cleveland.
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Detroit Woman Marries Russian Army Officer
Detroit Oct 5 The marriage of Baron Barthold Hoyningen Huene first lieutenant of the regiment of chevelieres gardes of her majesty the Empress of all Russia and Miss Anne Lothrop eldest daughter of George Wood Lothrop took place at St Pauls church last evening. Huene is from a long settled German family in Riga and is thirty and handsome. Lothrop is described as very beautiful and her father is a wealthy Detroit financier and lawyer. The betrothal occurred only a few weeks ago in London and the couple have known each other a short time. The bride does not speak Russian nor the bridegroom English.
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Indianapolis Brief Fragment From Oct 8 Report
An OCR fragment from Indianapolis on October 8 mentions Cincinnati Harrison and Dem INDIANAPOLIS with unclear details about a wife or event. The readable elements include names and places but lack complete context or specifics of actions or outcomes.
Wicked London Murder Sparks Fresh Fear In Metropolis
The News From Foreign Shores notes rising panic after a watchman’s killing in Shadwell linked to a woman accomplice. Reports from Oct 3 4 mention anarchist plots against Emperor William and a court bid to declare Professor Getleben not responsible for leaking state secrets. Paris reports the Rhone flooding with drownings and dam collapses at Seyssel Payerne.
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Bankers Meet Elects Officers and Divides on Policies
The American Bankers association elected Charles Parsons of St Louis as president Morton Michael of Philadelphia as first vice president George T Baker of New York as treasurer and William B Green of New York as secretary A recommendation urged Congress to allow national banks to issue full circulation but no new rewards fund for forgers The group adjourned after a suburb drive. Separately Trudge Rioux ordered surrender in the DeBaun case writ of habeas corpus sought.
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Chicago Street Car Strike Expands Across Divisions
Chicago observers report a broad street car strike by conductors drivers and cable gripmen starting at 6 am on the north side with no cars operating there. Strikers operate express wagons while crowds gather and officials station 150 replacement workers ready to begin Monday.
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Almost A Kelling Serious Quarrel In Ninth Ward
In the Ninth ward Geo Bressard and Harry Minnich quarreled with Slater of Uppleggers barber shop. They shoved Slater through a window and were expelled. Slater later fought back in self defense wounding Biossard and Minnieh. Dr McQuoser treated the injuries. Slater posted 3500 bail and faces a two week hearing. Ayett's Hair Vigor touted for cleansing and growth.
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Two Trains Collide Near Oswego Wreck Destroys Locomotives
A Lehigh Valley passenger train and a wild Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg engine collided near Hannibal station in Oswego County at 8 am. Engineer Martin D. Slatterly was killed. fireman John Riley scalded. conductor Moss and brakeman Maxey injured. Hatch the passenger engineer severely cut. Westgate may die. other injuries reported.
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Surgeons report fever surge amid minority illness in Fernandina
Washinetox telegrams from Fernandina note rising sickness chiefly among negroes and不足 Howard association lacks funds. Decatur reports three new cases Killian Black Drewitt, all colored, with no deaths since Bookers. Marion’s yellow fever case reportedly not present. Jacksonville notes Edwin Martin of Times Union gravely ill and about 13 new cases to noon, mostly colored, no deaths.
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West-bound rail rate talks falter amid arbitration deadlock
The Tribone reports efforts to raise west-bound railroad land rates have largely stalled. Major trunk lines left the issue to New England lines, but Vermont Central’s refusal to submit its differential rates to arbitration blocked any settlement.
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Evangelical Association Holds National Session in Dayton
The Evangelical Association meeting opens in Dayton Ohio with one delegate from each conference across the United States and Canada. Present are three bishops Esher Dubs and Bowman missionary secretary Rev Heninger treasurer Rev Yost and Cleveland publishing house agent Rev Lauer.
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Tramp Shoots Brakeman Near Upland
At 3 o'clock yesterday in Upland an unknown tramp shot Monroe Dixon a Pan Handle brakeman after ejecting him from a freight car. The bullet pierced his left thigh and Dixon a Logansport resident is in a dangerous condition. The assailant fled.
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Last Farewells Reported by City Undertakers
The city undertakers report a list of deaths since last Saturday including Lydia Jones 33 Mary E Henderson 29 Rubina Muirhead 66 Israel Luther 79 and others with causes such as consumption heart disease dysentery typhoid fever and exhaustion. Also noted are small children and young adults among the deceased. A separate line mentions Gilded five vents being sold for five gold pieces and a reference to Dr Bull's Cough Lump needing no gilding to go.
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Wheat Pit Opening Sees Quick Sharp Moves On Dec and May
In Cuabaco the wheat pit saw a volatile start with December and May options leading activity. December rose to $1.18 briefly then slid to $1.14 while May opened around $1.12 and drifted to about $1.144 as trading intensified. Later, December reached $1.15 amid the volatility. In Detroit reporter notes president J W Flynn of the board of trade is implicated in profits near $250 000 from the Chicago wheat corner.
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South Bend Held for Serious Charge Involving Dr Bokanka
Charley Green known as Dr Bokanka is held in South Bend on a serious charge. He faced a hearing last week and is confined in $200 bail to answer in court. Green reportedly received stolen property from an associate and was found with it on his person. Attending the trial were Mr J W Hayden, Mr S L Morris, and Captain Hugh M Diehl.
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Speakers Named for Great Democratic Rally Oct 7
The tenth grand democratic rally on Oct 17 lists Hon. Allen G. Thurman Hon. Roger Q Mills Hon. John G Carlisle Gen John C Black Hon Thomas F Grady Gov Isaac P Gray Senator D W Voorhees Senator David Turpie Colonel Courtland C Matson plus other prominent invitees. Also notes a marriage in Baltimore Shiro A Kabano secretary of the Japanese legation and Miss Ellen Nicholson Barry quietly wed at Corpus Christi church with dispensation from Cardinal Gibbons.
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American Board Foreign Missions meets in Crxevetano
Exercises of the American board of commissioners of foreign missions continued with Rev. D. Stoirs delivering the annual address. Rev. E. K. Alden urged a $100,000 contribution for the year. Papers on missionary work were read and reports from minor committees given. Donations total nearly $395,000 this year, a record for the group.
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Yellow Fever Report From Jacksonville Under Heat Wave
Up to noon the board of health shows no new yellow fever cases or deaths in Jacksonville Florida. At the medical bureau about twenty calls for physicians have been made by new patients, mostly colored, as oppressive heat continues. Omana Nebraska dispatch notes a local newspaper employer wired the Herald Publishing Company in Jacksonville for $145 50 to aid yellow fever victims.
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Murder at Columbia Street Car Line Stables
Nelson Colbert, a 30 year old Black man, shot Phillip Wenzel, 70, the stable watchman, after demanding payment for work. Wenzel died two hours later. Colbert remained at large by midnight as police searched for him.
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Desperate Prisoner Escapes from New Lisbon Jail
Charles Brown, a notorious horse thief in the county jail, threw snuff in the turnkey’s eyes and knocked him down yesterday in an attempted jailbreak. The turnkey’s alarm thwarted the plan, but Brown escaped and is wanted for multiple robberies.
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Burdette Licensed to Preach by Philadelphia Baptists
At the Philadelphia Baptist association meeting in Bustleton a letter from Lower Merion announced humorist Robert J. Burdette had been licensed to preach, causing some flutter among attendees.
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Notice on Chinese Return Certificates and Bureau Closure
Collector of Customs Huger announces that no Chinese return certificates will be issued and the Chinese bureau will be closed to the public from this date.
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Hon Gideon Shaw Dies in Wischester
The Hon. Gideon Shaw, a longtime leader of the county democracy and one of its oldest and most popular citizens, died yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock in Wischester.
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Police court register entries and Monroeville fair date
The morning police court register lists several individuals with offenses noted as drunk or drink and their penalties jail or paid. November 12 is set for the opening of the Monroeville Catholic fair recently postponed.
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Calamity at Lake Caumkuety and Missing Propeller
The steamer Atlantic reached Caelumauety and reports no sign of the propeller Wilson, last seen with missing spars and believed to have sunk with all hands aboard. Meanwhile at Port Santuc, the bodies of the barge St Clair victims were recovered after a sand beach life boat disaster.
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Multiple suicides and crimes reported in telegraph items
A series of short telegraph items notes suicides in Nebraska and New York, a train derailment near Byron Rochester, stagecoach robbery near Dry Lake, jail release of Patrick O’Brien in Kilkenny, a Brooklyn man’s self-inflicted death, and various legal and crime updates from Ohio, Quebec, Chicago, and beyond.
New York Star Seized Under Attachments
The sheriff seized the New York Star today on attachments secured by paper dealer Geo Perkins in a suit for 316000.
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Labor and tariffs protect workers says White
Hon J B White argues in the Gazette that labor suffers when capital controls wages and that both free trade and protection fail to safeguard labor prices. He cites exploited workers and poor urban women forced to work long hours for meager pay and urges strong Republican leadership.
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Get Rid of That Tired Feeling with Hood's Sarsaparilla
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to quickly restore energy, appetite, and overall health with claims of strength and vigor.
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Morton Accepts Nomination for Vice Presidency
Levi P. Morton to the nation outlines in a formal acceptance letter his unwavering support for protectionist tariffs, fiscal prudence, and American industry. He argues for a revived tariff with safeguards, warns against free trade, and emphasizes national prosperity under the Republican platform. The letter dated October 2, 1888, from Barretown, New York, expresses his long experience and commitment to American labor and industry.
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New York Democrats Nominate Hewitt for Mayor
The county democracy has nominated Mr Hewitt for mayor of New York and will complete the ticket Tuesday night. A Tammany democrat predicts Hewitt's defeat due to a letter opposing President Cleveland's re election. Labor men accuse Republican workers of coercion to back Harrison and Morton. A further bet of $10 000 was placed on the election.
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Bread prices raised by one cent per pound vote
About a hundred German bakers in Catcaco Illinois met yesterday and by nearly unanimous vote backed a wholesale price increase of one cent per pound across several grades.
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Wheeler & Co. Suspended in Misnearouis, Minn
A morning suspension of Wheeler & Co., grain and stock commission men, reported in Misnearouis as part of a midwestern market disruption. The note mentions local merchants and a past claim that Salvation Oil cured rheumatism with 25 cent bottles sold by druggists.
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