Long tariff fight ends as new bill becomes law
President Cleveland allows the Democratic tariff reform bill to become law without his signature after a year of debate. The act shifts duties, with emphasis on free raw materials to spur industry, while warnings about protected monopolies and political maneuvering accompany the executive missive. Leaders acknowledge the bill’s impact on commerce and labor.
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Ways and Means Couutoites
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Wilson
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Senate
Baling
Confernnea
Toto
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Catchinga
Rules Committee of
Catchings
Preas Association
Manaton
Warhengton
D. C
T. C. Catchinga
Sik
Mr. Clark
Alabama
Democratia Idena
Garif
Conoresa
Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
Jem
Vell
Becan
House of Representatives
Siready
Willi
Ranpon
Groter Cleveland
Senators to Step Down as Terms Expire Next March
The article lists numerous U S Senators whose terms expire next March and notes state legislatures will elect successors this fall. It cites Dewgenate James HW, Marry fArki, Wilkie, Bubtar, McPheraun, Camden, Hancom, Dixon, Wilson, Dolph, Hunton and others, with several appointments and elections already in progress in states like Rhode Island Iowa Alabama Oregon California Michigan and more.
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Dewgenate
James HW
fArki
Wilkie Fam Liedaay Uig.t
Afattheer GL Bubtar Ib. O
John Martin
Han
Uonelain Caffery
John HK
McPheraun
Mount
Maclaurin
Eppa Hunton
Virginia
Martin
Alabama
Oregon
Morgan of
Dolph
N. C Blanchard
Louisiana
Thomas Z. Jarvis
North Carolina
George Gc, Perkins
California
John Patton
Michigan
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Taylor of National Negro Democratic League Re-elected
C T J Taylor of Washington was re elected president of the National Negro Democratic League at its Indianapolis meeting with twenty states represented. Born enslaved in Marion Alabama, he advanced from public school to law and stressed his admission to practice before the U S Supreme Court. He later served in Indiana and Missouri offices and was minister resident and consul general to Liberia before returning to the United States. He heads the Kansas City based American Citizen weekly. A second item notes a dynamite explosion in New York causing injuries and extensive property damage.
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National Negro Numeratin League
C. H. Taylor
National Negro Democratic League
Indianapolis
C. T. J. Taylor
Washington
Taylor
Marion
Ala
Gh.j.taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
Indiana
Missouri
Cleveland
Liberia
Africa
United States
Kansas City
The
American Citizen
Disputed Polk County Assessments and Local Incidents
Polk County audit returns show stock valuation shifts with more horses and mules but lower total value amid crop failure and demand decline. Reports include horse abuse fines, a mysterious July whiskey theft, a double homicide on a train, and town notes on rail, industry, and public works across Iowa towns.
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Folk County
Auditor of State
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Samuel J Kirkwood dead. Iowa mourns long public life
Old age ends the career of Samuel Jordan Kirkwood born 1813 in Maryland and longtime Iowa leader. He rose from Ohio politics to Iowa senate and governor championed Union cause, served in the U.S. Senate and as Interior Secretary. celebrated as Honest Sam Kirkwood. The obituary notes his devoted family and lifelong public service.
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Eada Camp
Feucalully- Towns
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Lows City
Iowa
Meadex
Samuel Jordan Kirkwood
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Ohio
Ohio Constitutional Convention
Probe Life
State Senate
A. ©. Daige
Alwaye
Enidisra
Lincoln
National Senate
Hifa
United States
Ba Cogen
Garfleki
Sam Mirksweed
Iowa Bank Condition Report Shows Reserve Rise
State Auditor McCarthy releases annual report on Iowa banks noting gains in cash reserves and reduced indebtedness. The June 30 1894 figures show 162 savings and 188 state banks, totaling 350 institutions under state supervision.
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McCarthy
Iowa
Ees
SBS
Iowa Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Drought Relief
The Iowa Weekly Crop Bulletin notes a warm dry week with very light rain and heavy dews easing drought. Corn shows improved condition in districts with heavy rainfall while some fields survive two weeks beyond danger. Potatoes promise 4 to 8 percent gain though ground remains tough for plowing and fodder cutting advances.
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Iowa Weekly Crop Bulletin
Aays
Gorn
Areck
Des Moines Murders and Local Crimes Shock Readers
A string of brutal incidents shocks Des Moines including a railway victim identified then reappeared alive, a widow attacked by burglars and her daughter menaced, a physician who killed himself in Ottumwa, a barn fire suspected arson near Unodar Rapids, and fatal injuries from a roadway accident at Creston.
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Suapoasel
Yong
Council Bliffla
Ropac
Dea Morris
Ignae
Gan
Roper
Des Moines
Mia
Kate Pattrot
Theendarios
George Soadley
Unodar Rapids
Ciosa
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