Senate tariff debate roils through week with storms
Washington June 14 to 18 features continued Senate wrangling over tariff and wool schedules. Senator Harris predicts near final vote by next Saturday while Lodge’s amendment for retaliation on England may return with silver Republicans. House moves to press antiex ption and deficiency bills, with Breckinridge chairing the deficiency subcommittee.
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Kentucky
Dr Mary Walker seeks protection in murder case
Dr Mary Walker entered Sprixorreno police headquarters on Saturday asking for protection. She plans to travel to Lebanon New York to pursue a $2500 reward settlement for the Christie War murder case and believes Al is alive and that Frank was the culprit. She remained at the station briefly before catching the 8:15 train to Lebanon.
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Christie
Veces
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Clark
Aes
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Hong
Storms Cause Destruction and Fire In Far-Flung Areas
On June 18 a fierce storm struck Fla injuring two men near James Merry s house as it collapsed and damaged nearby property after about 20 minutes of wind. In Senaston Pa a gas leak from a broken piping caused Davie Griffin store to burn, wrecking the building and triggering significant insurance concerns.
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Portland
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Fla
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Yen
Senaston
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Miners Split Over Columbus Scale in Indiana District
In Clay County Indiana striking miners convened and voted not to adopt the Columbus scale, seeking county action and signaling possible return to work if tensions ease. Despite talks, many miners fear repercussions as crowds gather in Terre Haute and surrounding towns. some groups plan mass meetings to decide work status while others announce readiness to resume production.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Mainy
Knightsville
Harmony
Center Point
Miners Riots and Troop Actions Across States
A June dispatch reports McBride’s view that miners nationwide face suppression by troops. Conferences at Springfield and Wheeling discuss arbritration and arrest actions. Ohio and West Virginia towns note troop retention amid arrests and calls to avoid violence while rail and mine operations face orders to resume.
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Ohio
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Ambuish
Greveland
Lorain
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