Washington City Debates Tariff and Mills Bill Prospects
In Washington on April 30, a lively floor debate grew over tariff policy and the Mills bill as a crowded, partisan session stretched a full day. Members clashed on revenue reductions, protection for American industries, and the impact on farmers and workers amid five minute rule amendments.
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Gunfire at Glosh Range Sparks City Shooting
April 30 an ambush in the city left railway engineer Hedberg dead and George Cable fatally wounded after a confrontation with striking workers led by Burlington fireman WA Medbury. Witnesses describe a quick gunfight as police tightened guard around the jail amid looming mob violence.
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New War Vessels Launch At Columbia Yard
The Yorktown and the Noraliner cruiser were launched from the Keene yard in Columbia. Dignitaries from Washington and Philadelphia observed as Miss Mary Cameron christened the Yorktown and Miss Breckenridge christened the Norl. Secretary Whitney attended the ceremony and plans for a monument in Mount Vernon were discussed.
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Papal decree on boycotting Ireland and land disputes
The Vatican concedes with the Irish landlord tenant tensions, urging clergy to counsel against coercive boycotts and enjoin just rent practices. A Vatican note states the pope did not influence political actions between England and Ireland, while Irish leaders respond with mixed views and public figures comment on religious and national loyalties.
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Mooges Druggist Ad Lists Wide Range of Goods
Hd MOOGE DRUGGIST promotes a full line of handkerchief extracts toilet waters powders and brushes and combs plus knives razors pocket books and sets. It also offers odor cases mantles trusses braces crutches air cushions hot water bottles sponges chamois feather dusters and cigars. First class drug store inventory highlighted.
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