Tariff Debate Advances in Senate During Special Session
The Senate made rapid progress on the tariff bill amid a two day push through the agricultural schedule and spirits related items. Hawaii annexation treaty and Woodford nomination discussed. House not in session. public building bills approved for Cleveland and McKeesport.
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Senate
Pressent
McKinley
Sherman
Ter Hatch
Hawaii
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
oThe House Waaiftot
House
Bulzer
N. Y
Cuba
Woyler
Greer County
O. T
Clevelland
McKeesport
Buckingham Palace
London
Brooklyn
Gore
Christian EK. Ross
Charles Ross
Ross
California
Boycott
Denver
Col
C. H. Henderson
Maria Jones
Dubuque
Clara H. Scott
Chicago
Waltham
Mass
M. I. Wilson
Maggie Hines
Watertown
S. C
Philip Patterson
Pittsburgh
Pivania Company
Albert Sickmiller
Louis Sickmiller
Mansfield
United States
Guiseppe Constantine
Auburn
Fourth Indiana
Maj
Charlies W. Lee
Vevay
W. 5. Holman
Congress
Fort Sheridan
Washington
Ironton
Ieen Bay
Wis
Mme
Yvette Guilbert
Max Schiller
Paris
Louisville & Nashville
Clarksville
Tenn
McTteynolds
Dallas
Tex
Treasury
William J. Calhoun
Danville
Edward L. Baker
Buenos Ayres
Cara
Abram Kylmaonen
Henry Aja
Ishpeming
Mich
Joseph J. Bartley
Nebraska
Omaha
Beloit
Lyman J. Gage
United States Senate
Chamber
Carter
Grant
Foraker
Allison
Turbulent adjournment as special session ends
Rioting marked the Arkansas legislative adjournment while a Pan Handle train collision near Logansport Indiana killed Daisy Raymond and injured others. Stories cover Chicago conventions, earthquakes, fires, and notable deaths.
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Arkansas
Sinc
Logansport
Ind
Daisy Raymond
Lillian Moore
Chicago
National Children's Home Society
Idaho
Soda Springs
Merritt F. Young
Barnum & Bailey Show
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Ohio G. ‘A. R
United States
Vicksburg
National Park
Police Commissioners of
New York
Urbana
Harry Bell
Daniel D. Noble
Hinterstate Sheriffs—association
Omaha
James E. Stout
Des Moines
Jane Abigail Hubon
Abigail Webster Dawson
Salem
Mass
American Railway Union
Social Democracy of America
Cooperative Commonwealth
McKinley
Lake Front Park
James Michaels
Mabe
Cambridge
Z. H. King
Texas
Ida Schenck
Kate Austin
Paris
W.D. Moore
Boone County
Jacob Zellar
Alliance
Brecht Yanne
Switzerland
Dauntless
Tampa
Fis
Cuba
Samuel Stimson
Exc Postmatter
Aliss Schermerhorni
Herkimer
N. Y
Natural History Building
University of Ilinois
Champaign
Ilnois Institution
Dancern
Allen Butler
Port Allen
Nebraska
Charles Warren_Spalding
Globe Savings Bank
Chinas
G. Edwards
Antoun
Oklahoma
Storms Leave Town Scorched by Wind and Flood Damage
Aided by a heavy gale and two storms, town trees fell and branches scattered streets. A large editor's tree split, Shop awnings torn, J Waterpott building roof lifted, Opera Hall window blown in, Henry Griswold Elevator roof damaged, transformer top knocked off. No crop damage reported. The afternoon downpour refreshed the region.
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Bex Forbes
Hughes
Western Ave
Mother Earth
Helper & ‘Adams
Kinnear
J. Waterpott & Co
Ienry
Griswold
Opera Hall
A Favorable Week for Crops Across States
Reports from climate and crop sections describe a favorable week with warm, showery weather improving crops. Corn shows notable improvement across Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin while wheat harvests begin in the south. Clover hay progresses and potatoes and beans near completion with diverse regional conditions.
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Chicago
Timothy
Tobias
Michigan
Indiana
Vance
Alhels
Atate
Iowa
Wisconsin
Business Outlook Gains Amid Improving Trade Conditions
The Dun & Co weekly review notes improving trade with fewer weather delays. Signs include rising employment, broader activity across sectors, and firmer prices in some markets despite cautious ventures. Wheat and corn futures show modest shifts while overall outlook remains cautiously optimistic. a troubling note appears with a local case of a farmer selling his family, highlighting personal distress amid broader news.
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New York
H. G. Dun & Co
Boston
Wall Street
Jerad & Close
United States
Canada
Henry City Council Advances Street and Light Ordinances
The Henry city council, led by Mayor Pankell, passes an electric light ordinance placing arc lights at Edward and Robert streets and at the intersection of Second Street and Western Avenue. It also authorizes extensive street grading paving and crosswalk construction on Edmond Second Thomas Third Carroll Richard North and Green streets with various curb and gutter improvements.
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Henry
Cits-coun
Pankell
Baer Bickerman
Forrest
Frommel
Bartley
Atty. Clover
Ald Duke
Camery
Fraley
Green
Hannum
City of
Edward
Robert Streets
Oackeon
John H
Parkegg
Artest
A.G. Humphrey
Ald Frommel
Hickerman
Ayes Baer
Bickerman
Hartley
aUemee
Cty
Henryrthéroin
Seo
Boft
Edmond Street
Edward Atroote
Second Street
Ed Ward
East Park Row
Lonool Atroot
Edward Stroet
Nicbard Street
Thomas Street
Edward Street
Market Street
Third Street
Railroad Avenue
Wirt Street
Second
Front
Carroll
Nonroo Atreetr
Wirt
Milnstreot
Front Street
Pbo
Sonat
Richard Street
School Street
Sitch
Richard
Uss
Thomas
Thomas Atrest
Scho Atroot
Richard Streote
Main Street
Atreote
Wirt Atre
Carroll Street
Committee
Green Street
Aldof College
Warren Atreet
Normal Avenue
Orose
Warrettok
Atreet
Committees
Hichard
Third Streets
Committee On
James and
Edmond Streets
Committee On Streets
Waikes
North Street
School
North Streets
Edwards
Main Streets
Second Streets
Carrol Street
Monroe
South Street
College Avenue Periheny
City Nimite
Commercial Avenue
Ald Forrest
Ald Hartley
Robert Street
Nays
Irommel
Baer
Ayee
City plans for new sidewalks and concrete walks ordinance
The ordinance details brick and plank sidewalks on Front Third and School streets plus concrete walks on Carroll Washington Edmond and other blocks. It assigns supervision to the Streets and Walks committee, allocates general taxation for costs, and sets a June 21 1807 enactment with amendments and motions on cement walk blocks and park lighting.
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Front Street
School Street
Richard Street
Williams Street
North Street
Chomas Street
Kawarda Street
Main Street
J Committee On
Edwards Street
Committee On
Edwards Streets
Jimnes Street
M Main Street
Wirt Street
Third Street
Carroll Street
Edmond Street
Washington Street
Second A
Third
Richard Streets
Thomas Street
Malinastreet
Robert Street
Ofien
Wabkell
A. G. Iumeimery
Church notes on union meetings and Endeavor convention
A union meeting of Christian Endeavor societies will be held next Sabbath at the Presbyterian church replacing the evening service. The fourth quarterly meeting of the M. E. church, Henry and Putnam, runs Saturday and Sunday the 26th and 27th with services and communion. The Peoria District Loyp League delegates visit, and the county convention of Christian Endeavor at Chillicothe drew sixty delegates. The Ohillicothe convention featured speeches by Rev M. A. Froxell, Dr Williamson, and Miss Becher. officers were elected and a reception concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Presbyterian Church
M.4
Church, Henry and Putnam
Monry
Merril
Putnam
Peoria
Lpworth League
Henry
D. McLeish
Blanch Diehl
Marshall_Downey
Marshall_Downey,—Bonnie_Emerick_and Mattie Orr, W. H. Clark
Whitefield
de Clark
W. Bi. Downey
Marshall
H. Gebr
Mabel Gehr
Sparland
Roy Carr
Green
Caldwell
Maud Webber
la Prairie
Societies of Christian Endeavor
St John's Episcopal Church
Ohilllcothe
Ohililcothe
O. B
Nettle Becher
Venona
Hose
Mra Redrick
India
Wiliamson
Chicago
Chautauqua
New York
Davison
Lureks
M. A. Froxell
Springfield
W. la Porte
O. E
Thomas
Toluca
B. Possibilities
Minole Kline
Mabel Jackson
Wenona
Ella Riley
Pauline Miller
Lacon
Clara Waughhe-Ghardh
Rickette
Varna
Lula Wirth
Chillicothe
Underwood
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