National Educational Associa Mon meets in Milwaukee
The National Education Association conveined in Milwaukee. Obituaries note religious writer Maton Gallagher of Brooklyn dead, and comedian Joseph Jefferson planning retirement. Also reported: Elks meet in New Orleans next year, Miss Louise Imogen Guiney resigns as Auburndale postmistress, and various political and legal updates from New York to Indiana.
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National Educational Associa Mon
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Maton Gallagher
Brooklyn
Joseph Bitner
New York
Ead
Joseph Jefferson
Hay Head
Augustine Hewett
Indiana Labor Commission
Elks
Miu- Heandlis
New Orleans
Louise Imogen Guiney
Auburndale
Mass
John W. Whetstone
Cincinnati City Waterworks Department
Forbes
Pittsburg
George R. Bidwell
Port of
F. G. Mohr
Baltimore
Aung Dr. Stevens
Erastus Brown
Vile Ridge
Eald
Nebraska
Wall Street
Frincis
United States
McMillan
Mies Lewis
New Haven
Antonio Kent
Wheelies
Lonnville
Cineingati
Vittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Constance Mackenzie
St. Shelton Mackenzie
Fsan
England
Amorica
Philadelphia
New York Tak
Board of Aldermen
John Reynolds
The
Odd Fellows
Alisman
Indianapolis
Col. J. W. S. Ridley
South
Nashville
Tenn
Seth Law
Strong
Ute
Theodore Durrant
Durrant
George Deshon
General Grant
West Point
Paullee Order
Inta
Augustine F. Mewitt
Mount
Benjamin HR. Musgrave
Terre Haunte
John Bradbury
Los Angeles
HL Ree
Foreign Flashes and Distant Crises In Brief
Notices from abroad report French dramatist Henri Methoc dead and a flying machine achieving 140 meters, locust plague threatening North India famine areas, Cuban pursuit of General Gomez, and Mark Owain ending a book tour before continent travel. Rome deaths, Turkish diplomacy, Queen Victoria garden party, French floods, and a German ambassador recall are briefly noted.
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M. Tetin
India
Gomez
Mark Owain
Innocent
Laure Revere
Rome
Julius 41
Davis
Turkey
Europe
Ictoria
Windeor Castle
House of Commons
Adyleea
France
Baron Ernest von Thielmann
United States
Loag Bebr
Iperial Treasury
Berlin
Nouth
Senate Tariff Row Defies Odds on Key Votes
Washington July 1 The Senate tariff fight yields surprise shifts as cotton bagging and cotton ties move to free list by votes 34 to 25 and 29 to 22. Pine lumber duties drop from 2 to 1 per thousand after a tense debate. Mantle and Teller push changes, while party lines blur. House later debates adjournment limits and stamps on bonds. The bill nears completion with reciprocity and minor paragraphs pending.
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Sponer
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Hansborough
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Mejnery
Martin
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Thie
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Settla
Dem. Ky
Knowles
Pop. S. L
Lewiston, Me
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Bryan
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Naye
Bate
Berry Caffery
Cannon
Chilton
Clay
Cockrell
Faulkner
Gray
Harris
Jones
Ark
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Lindsay
Mills
Mitchel
Morgan
Piscoe
Pettus
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Roach
Turner
Turple
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Harrie
Kan
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Heitféld
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Stewart
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Congress
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Maine
Messrs. Payne
New York
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
Ilinois
Grosvenor
Ohio
Bailey
Texas
McMillin
Tennessee
Wheeler
Alabama
Conferees Face Hard Choice On House Schedule
Fragmentary text indicates conferees will push for a strong House schedule while seeking a compromise on Alden and wool rates. The wording suggests a difficult negotiation with a probable compromise forthcoming.
Changes in Fortune in American Family Life
A discussion on American parenting and wealth, noting a cycle where lavish upbringing leads to later hardship for children and grandchildren. The piece cites the saying there are three generations from shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves and reflects on inherited luxury versus self-made wealth.
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America
Thia
Euaiberh Bisland
North American Review
The Humorous Side Of Things In Parliament And Town Life
A collage of anecdotes and witticisms reflecting light parliamentary turns and social scenes. Jests about oratory, misheard lines, and quick quips feature Georgie, a barber shop, deck of a steamer, and Boston culture. It surveys playful exchanges and humorous misunderstandings across settings.
The Future of Great Britain in Decline
In the July Forum Prof. Thomas Davidson reviews the empire’s path from Victoria’s era to today. He predicts Britain will face great difficulty and a gloomy outlook, becoming isolated and stripped of possessions, sinking toward second-rate status unless it shifts to counter global opposition.
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British Empire
Thomas Davidson
Victoria
Spain
Davidson
Great Britain
Doom and Conquest in Europe and World Destiny
A historical note cites Thinks Dom and civilisation warning of a looming clash between the forces of liberty and despotic empires. Annis Hilate is urged to educate her people, shed privileges, lead a democratic European movement, defend colonies, and strengthen centralized imperial coherence to avert catastrophe.
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Chiampire
Europe
Davidson
Mr Mahony Wins In White House Rowland Blennsrag Affair
A Buffalo delegation led by the Republican county chair visited the White House to press for Mahony to become collector. The president read Mahony's letter after ignoring 300 others and asked if Senator Plate was satisfied. The delegation returned home as Mahony was elected to the club with a right.
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Greece
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Maabany
Uf Hess
Buffalo Club
Mahany
White House
Buffalo
Washington
Sista Contraller
Republican County Committee
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Mahony
Bredal
McKinley
Amusing OCR Errors Spark Debate On Proofroom Slips
A National Printer Journalist column lampoons misprints from Chicago and English papers. It cites mistyped phrases like Chinese beans and sir Henry Chang, noting how poor compositors alter meaning and the confusion caused by improper quotation marks across paragraphs.
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Chicago Record
Chicago Cronicle
Bhronze
Jackson Fark
Chicago
Li Hung Chang
Henry Chang
Monte Carlo
Not In It Himself Detroit News Quotation Fragment
A garbled quote from the Detroit News remarks on someone being out of their head. The text shifts to a statistic claiming New South Wales population last year reached 97 640 with a gain of about 20 000 in one year.
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