Great Host for God Convention Largest Ever Held
Rev Francis Clark led California's biggest Christian Endeavor convention in Mechanics' Pavilion with delegates from across the land and world. The San Francisco gathering, in two pavilion spaces, featured vast choruses, speeches, and reports showing growth from one society in 1881 to thousands and millions of members worldwide.
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Mechanics’ Pavilion
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Confiscation of Coal by Railroads Amid Strike Famine Threat
Railroad companies issued orders confiscating coal in transit to enforce dues during a coal miners strike. The action targets major carriers in the West as coal stocks dwindle in Chicago and surrounding areas. Authorities list the cars seized and the lines involved, signaling a looming fuel shortage.
Tariff Bill Passes Senate On 38 to 28 Final Vote
The United States Senate approved the tariff bill by 38 to 28 after a six week debate. The session drew a crowded chamber and galleries as leaders noted the close vote and continued talks turn toward House consideration and conference.
Senate Tariff Amendments Passed and Noted in Congress
The Senate approved two tariff amendments on Monday with minimal opposition, including a 5 cent per $100 stamp tax on bonds and transfers while exempting state and municipal bonds. The Spooner tariff investigation was withdrawn after a protracted fight. The Senate planned another tariff discussion day, and the sugar bounty clause was dropped. President pro tempore and conferees named for tariff bill conference. The House sent its measures to conference as well amid tributes to the late Senator Tiara of Tennessee.
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Loviainna
Notable European and American Philanthropy and Honors
A Paris banker J T G H Molson of Montreal donates 1 295 000 to Camulingt charities. Crown Princess of Sweden undertakes a wealth ride and has found exercise Innielkind. The French ambassador to Great Britain earns 4 00 000 yearly. Benjamin Prentiss, famed Civil War hero, once among Illinois wealthiest, faces lean times. Mrs Sarah Withers’ will leaves 40 000 pounds for a library in Nicholasville Kentucky. Mrs Clara Fisher Mailer, famed actress born 60 years ago, began on stage at six and worked seventy two years.
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Sweden
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Political Musings and International Oddities
An assortment of garbled notes touches on American politics including annexation, President Melkisley, and Washington losses. It mentions Hawaii, seniors, and various unclear references to foreign affairs, with a mix of misread place names and phrases rendering concrete facts uncertain.
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The Danger of fighting subcellar fires in New York
A narrative on a deadly subcellar blaze on Broadway showing brave Fire Department crews entering smoke filled basements. Firemen dragged out by comrades after near suffocation as five ladder crews forced open iron grating to vent and extinguish the fire.
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Fragmentary Verse Snippet From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR-like line appears with names and phrases about marriage and money. The readable content is limited to fragmented words and unclear attribution, lacking coherent event, date, or context for a full newspaper item.
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