Thermometer Peaks as Senate Debate on Tax Exemption Advances
The June 27 Washington dispatch reports a heated Senate session over Mr Hill's amendment to tax bonds. The measure seeks to tax state and municipal bonds, arguing federal action could diminish their value. A vote on the amendment fails 25 to 30 amid broader postoffice salary revisions and class changes. Representative Stone files a bill designating anarchists as those advocating killings or arson, punishable by death after conviction.
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Lue
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United States
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William A. Stone
House
Judiciary Committee
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Cass
Columbian Medal Re design Sparks Medal Striking Hope
The article notes Bt Gaudens redesigning the Columbian medal reverse to feature an American eagle and shield replacing a nude male figure, aiming to avoid treasury and senate disapproval and proceed with striking medals. It mentions related obverse work, a clerical omission in a contestant list, and a flurry of brief disaster and crime blurbs across several cities.
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Bt. Gaudens Wasittwotox
St. Gandena
Treasury
Senate Committee
Tragic Jersey Farmhouse Fire and Slayings
Mullins New Jersey June 27 Joseph Whitsett savagely attacked his wife with a blacksmith’s file and cut their daughter Jennie’s throat with a razor, then set the house on fire and died attempting to burn himself. Mrs Whitsett and Jennie likely fatal injuries, the home burned to the ground.
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Mullints
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Jennie
On - Eatthi
Fragmented Local Notice of Regional Events in June
A garbled newspaper page lists scattered items from June including railway union tensions over Pullman cars and a Yale Harvard rowing event near New London, plus a heavy Ohio storm casualities, a legal suit about Harmony Society affairs, a convict murder in Fort Madison, miners voting on prices, and a missing local conscience inquiry.
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Yale
Harvard
Gates Ferry
Conn
Thames River
Harver
New London
Herman Deleiel
New York
Arthur on the Boycott Separates Engineers and Railway Union
In Cleveland on June 27 Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Engineers denied any link to the American Railway Union over the Pullman boycott. He said arbitration refusal could undermine Pullman, avoided predicting the outcome, and noted no service disruption yet evident. Debs wired for cooperation, Grand Master Wilkinson unavailable, seeking Chicago conference but delaying. Captain Smith of Pullman views the boycott with skepticism and sees limited cooperation prospects.
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Als
Debs
American Railway Union
Brotherhood of Railway Dmnamon
Ters
Brotherhood
Wilkinson
Chicago
Mnt
Pullasan
Denver
Captain Smith
Pullma
American Railway
Republican league meeting opens in Denver
Democratic state conventions meet in Baie ksburg Pennsylvania and Springfield Illinois. Maine nominates FE Johnson for governor while Vermont Populists back Thomas B McGinnis. Pullman strikers pressure for submission to bridge mandate. 254 i 80 recovered from Cilfyndd mine in Wales. Pinkerton charged with inal assault nearly beaten by Spring Valley crowd. Letter from fugitive Sedalia bank cashier J Thompson appeals for sympathy. World’s Prize Highest awards noted for Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder.
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Denver
Baieksburg
Springfield
Illa
Maine
FE. Johnson
Vermont
Thomas
McGinnis
Pullman
Cilfyndd
Wales
William Pinkerton
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