Tariff Compromise Amends Wilson Bill With New Sugar Schedules
During a Monday executive session Senator Jones outlined amendments from the compromise committee to the tariff bill. The plan raises duties across several schedules, notably sugar at 40 percent ad valorem plus a 1 cent per pound surcharge for higher grades, and broad changes to materials, glass, dyes, and agricultural products aligned with the compromise.
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Coxey and two leaders found guilty in DC march
Three leaders Coxey Browne and Christopher Columbus Jones were convicted of illegal demonstration on Capitol grounds in Washington. Coxey and Browne were found guilty on both charges while Jones was guilty on carrying banners and not guilty on walking on the grounds. Bail set and motions for new trial and habeas corpus discussed.
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Arrest of Gen Randall and aides near La Porte
A dispatch reports Gen Randall of the Chicago Commonwealth Army and three of his staff were arrested a mile outside La Porte Indiana without a warrant. They were placed in jail as the army moved toward the city amid divided opinion.
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Gen Frye Leads Army From Indianapolis to Washington
Gen Frye and his army of 200 marched from Camp Landers Indianapolis at 8 o clock Monday headed to Washington along the national road. Led by the General and Corporal Mullen the march included a flag bearer a drummer and a van with the army stopping at towns on the route. Frye claimed the local press helped him and kept 3500 of his pocket and he expected to reach Washington with about 42000 in treasury mostly from selling his book.
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Ordered to Kill Mrs Lease in Vengeful Letter Case
Wichita police report a crank’s letter offering “pure white flowers” for Mrs Lease’s funeral, claiming a vision from Nazarene commanded the killing. Other items note political nominations, battery strikes, and local incidents across Indiana, Iowa, and Nebraska with brief legal and civic updates.
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Pullman Strike Shuts Down Palace Car Shops
Three thousand workers halted production in Pullman on Friday after a surprise walk out sparked by the discharge of three grievance committee members. Rumors of an imminent shutdown fueled the crisis as thousands gathered in the streets of the model city to vent grievances.
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Pullman Strikers Warn of Prolonged Battle Over Wages
Workers at Pullman report a 24 percent pay cut and continued rent water and gas charges. They cite wage deductions after extras and rent in advance, plus restricted property purchases. The American Railway Union backs the strike leaders, threatening to block Pullman cars on major railroads if demands are not met.
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United States
Smallpox Fears Prompt Chicago Health Board Actions
State health secretaries meet at Grand Pacific Chicago to discuss stamping out smallpox in sweatshop clothing districts. An embargo on Chicago garments is urged unless daily inspections are maintained. Vaccination efforts intensified in worst districts with revaccination noted. No infected clothing ships from Chicago. A Beathen conference and railroad talks follow with property mortgage details and a Democratic convention ballot count in Illinois.
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Nation's Solons and Acts of Congress in Early Sessions
Reports on Senate and House actions including tariffs on sugar and British duties. Senator Allen investigates police clubbing of Coxey followers. House passes St Louis bridge bill and debates tax suspensions on state banks. Coxey, Brown, and Jones present. friction over tariff reforms and coppered charges in navy yards.
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Health Jottings on Habits and Self Care
Advice on avoiding ill effects from overeating and drinking. Warns against late meals and overwork. Affirms dangers of filth and poor health habits, urging rest, clean homes, and cautious reading with weak eyes. Emphasizes moderation, sleep, and avoiding risky postures when fatigued.
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