Detailed Congressional Slips and Tariff Debates in the Senate
The article reports on a Senate and House clash over a Cuban relief resolution, a 30 000 relief appropriation reaching the White House in open session, and various amendments to the sundry civil bill. It notes tariff debate, new Florida Senator Mallory sworn in, and a heated Morgan clash with Speaker Reed. The piece details committee actions, naval relief logistics, and a notable Senate confrontation over power and debate.
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McMillin
House
Senate
Committee On Rules
Cuba
White House
Cleveland
Pearl Harbor
Havyan
Salmon Bay
Washington
Aldrich
Me. West
Cannon
Mallory
Florida
Wis
Cawlow
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vent
de Cam Tilties
Onten Asx
Rotary
Aeshion
Cohan
Ander
Lewis
Benatar Tita
South Carolina
Renate Vindna
Taldie
Baltimore
Fey
Daariam
AeWeespart
Wilkesharre
Battie Clur
Aberdeen
S. DL
States Senate
Morgan
Mabama
Siquiter Tile
Maine
Maresa
Reed
Senator Gatliger
Lew Dlnapeidre
Mer
Current Comment on Tariffs and War Scare Tone
A jumble of 19th century style notices warns of tariffs on rink teas and possible war diversions. Mentions Gen Miles and Europe, Senate committee actions, and civil service restrictions amid partisan tension.
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Uhiease
Gen
Miles
Europe
lVitisharg Tras
Senate
Capturing an Eagle in Southern Arizona
St Nicholas author Walcott Le Clear Beard recounts trapping a tame eagle in a cactus camp in southern Arizona while engineering work proceeded. After a perilous climb and a fall, the young raptor survived, showing a calm, hungry behavior as the party captured and nursed it.
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Arizona
St. Nicholas
Walcott le Clear Beard
Moses
Mr. Beard
Tiice
Sujuarro
Serosa
Oregon Congressman Eli s and a hopeful visitor at the Capitol
An Eastern Ohio youth visited Representative Elis in the Capitol lobby and sought a recommendation for a Portland or Astoria postmastership. Elis listened in silence for minutes, astonished by the request and the audacity of the claim to connections with Ohio figures.
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Elis
Oregon
Capitol
Ohio
Afr
Ellis
Washington Star
His
Essaik Lin
Ghia
Atr. Tilis
Portland
Astoria
Stella
Ellis’ Maith
Eilis
McKinley Cuban relief action praised amid political clash
Washington dispatch notes President McKinley’s swift relief for Cuban suffering and food needs while contrasting Republican promptness with Democratic delays. It cites Dubois’s return to Idaho, shifts toward the gold standard, and ongoing debates over silver coinage and protective tariffs affecting farmers and international trade.
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Capital City
Washington
McKinley
Cuba
Cleveland
House
Dubois
Idaho
Peru
Japan
Russia
United States
Dabejs Sains
Eninaeeouf
Tuck
Republican tariff pledges and California gold notes
The article cites 1896 Republican platform calls for protection and American shipping, urging a tariff bill aimed at revenue and nationwide industry support. It reports California gold output rising to about 17.6 million dollars in 1895 and 1894 figures, plus a surge in April 1897 imports to 101.3 million with exports totaling 87.7 million, showing flooded markets and protectionist sentiment.
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Aisha
Washington
Severdi O
Dineley
Tay
Giir
Bureau -of- Statistics
Isge
Dutinke
Long-married couple near La Grange celebrates 87 years
Jacob Hiller 107 and wife 105 mark eighty-seven years of marriage in a one room frame home near La Grange. Their eldest child is 82. the couple has eleven children. The pair recall Canada and early life, with the husband still vigorous and the wife nearly blind.
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Jacob Hiller
la Grange, Inc
Hiller
Mr. Hiller
Jamestown
Earlingston
Canadia
Canada
Marine City
Emmett
Bayard's Gold Cup Presented to Ex Ambassador in London
Fragmentary 19th century notice describes a gold loving cup presented to Thomas F. Bayard by the American Society in London. It mentions a banquet in London, a representation for Mr Bayard, and a design by Captain Kramer of the Third New York Cavalry with figures of Columbia and Britain flanking the boat.
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London
Thomas Francis Tena
Gio Minak Purinkin
Mr. Bayard
Servier
New Fork Cy
Caoph
Kramer
New York Cavalry
Flosun
Presentation Cup Describing Tribute To Thomas Prat Bayard
An ornate cup features anlid gold base and ferling silver with a map and four eagles. A wreath around the bowl bears a description honoring Thomas Prat cis Bayard as first ambassador of the United States to the court of St James. The recognition comes from the American Society in London and other Americans in the United Kingdom, dated May 7, 186?
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Barand
Thosias Prat Cis Bayard
Taenden
Origin of Horscathering in Ninth Century England
In the ninth century horses were first shod, but only during frost. King William I introduced horseshoeing into England and granted vast estates to a man who cared for his war horses, shown by his coat of arms on all horseshoes.
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William I
William
Tramp Cure a Success in Wisconsin County
A fragmented item reports a local effort in Wisconsin to adapt a workhouse cure for vagrants and aid winter relief. The text notes a per month cost and a savings figure, with references to discharge procedures and pipe work. Specific names or places are unreadable.
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Winnehaga County
Wisconsin
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