Dingley Tariff Law Signed With White House Ceremony
The Dingley tariff bill became law after President McKinley signed at 4 04 pm on Saturday following Senate approval of the conference report. Officials project revenue gains but anticipate reductions from prepay imports. detailed schedules forecast varying gains across chemicals, earthenware, metals, lumber, sugar and other sectors. Priscilla Spooner of Akron, Ohio, age 74, dies in Akron.
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Gov Drake Withdraws From Reelection Bid
Governor Drake informs Iowa Republicans he cannot seek renomination due to a recent injury and long recovery. He urges party leaders to unite behind a new candidate while praising supporters and recalling his wartime service and alignment with Republican goals.
Tariff Bill Passed by Senate and Signed by McKinley
Congress completed a lengthy tariff bill process during McKinley’s first extraordinary session. The Senate approved the conference report 40 to 30, and McKinley signed it into law within an hour. The session largely centered on tariff reform with limited action on currency commissions and other measures.
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Christening Disaster Onboard Vessel During Ceremony
An account describes a christening on a vessel where the champagne bottle shatters as the ship tilts, causing a wave to overturn a guest and drag others into the water. Crew efforts fail to save all, and chaos follows with passengers and observers reacting to the unfolding accident.
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Fragmented OCR Look Ahead Note on Timraws and Place Names
Fragmentary text references Tew Br Timraws and a distant future time before centuries pass. Mentions the universe and the Findsen or pore likely on the northwest shores of Lake Michigan. Mentions Central South Africa and cocoa and chocolate as currency in an unclear restin.
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Landslide Swallows Terrain Near Lincoln Vermont
A half mile wide landslide roared through the mountains near Lincoln Vermont burying several farms and leaving a vast heap in the valley. A carnival style display in Montreal drew crowds as relief efforts continued. A blast near the river caused injuries to multiple people in nearby settlements. Local reports note a domestic residence was hit and several occupants were affected by the incident.
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Inland Harbor Project in Calumet Region Aimed by Chicago New York Investors
Chicago and New York capitalists organize a massive Inland harbor in the Calumet region with private capital of 86009000. Hammond and Hast Chicago pledge cooperation as work is planned to begin in October and be completed in two to three years, linking Indianet resources to Great Lakes shipping. The project envisions canals and widened waterways, deepened rivers, bridges, and a 6 mile dockage network, potentially reshaping regional trade.
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Currency Commission Plan Emerges For Congress
President McKinley sends message to Congress urging immediate action in a special session. He outlines a currency reform plan including revenue needs, a unified financial system, and a potential consolidating of a national money standard while stressing early action to stabilize the nation’s economy.
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Editorial Erocines and Labor Strikes Stir Press
The piece critiques editorials on abdoration in labor disputes and notes how coal miners and heavers strike to exploit coal dealers and consumers. It references negative reactions from the Spanish press and flags a tense international tone amid war talk. The fragment cites Omaha Bee and St Louis Republic as sources.
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Wilson Tariff Declared Cause of Miner Wages Drop
Special Washington report ties a large coal strike to the Wilson tariff laws. It cites Bryan and Democratic leaders urging full removal of the coal duty, arguing the tax raised costs for miners and fed a wage decline. The piece notes wage cuts across regions as tariffs altered coal movement and demand.
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Tax on stock sales in new tariff bill debated
A Staniafactory feature argues the bill’s plan to raise thirteen million dollars annually from stock transaction taxes. The proposal adds a two cent tax per share and a four cent stamp on original stock issues, targeting business groups while excluding associations and similar bodies from favored treatment.
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The Fate of Prosperity in Global Trade Winds
The text argues that prosperity hinges on export growth and warns that heavy foreign competition and imports undermine domestic demand. It notes America’s large trade volume and the risk of prolonged luxury spending and market isolation, suggesting a need for balanced commerce to restore prosperity.
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Swiss risk on clock tariffs shocks German pact effort
A Berne dispatch reports the Bundesrat has refused to ratify the commercial treaty with fan due to the prohibitive duties on clocks and watches. This stance echoes recent protests against protective features of the Tingley tariff.
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Political Varagrantia and Populism in tariff debate
The article discusses Varagrantia and Populist positions in relation to tariffs and economic policy. It notes factions align with reform and the silver coinage issue, citing Ke aizun and remarks on tariff measures debated by Republicans and Democrats. The piece references a publication by the New York Journal of Commerce estimating the silver stock increase to over 40 million dollars.
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