Deadlock Seen In Tariff Talks Over Sugar Schedule
Washington July 30 There is no senate house conference meeting yet on the tariff bill with Democratic managers uncertain of the house reply to the senate demand for keeping the sugar differential while coal and iron ore stay in the bill The house refuses to yield on sugar and signals indicate a persistent opposition to the senate position a full conference is set for 1 PM with informal talks beforehand to decide if a compromise can be reached through a sugar duty change or a broader agreement
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Tension as great as ever in Democratic conferences
Democratic conferrees fail to agree between senate and house in a session marked by deadlock and heated exchanges. Both sides hold firm positions. leaders hold frequent talks afterward while tentative steps toward harmony continue. Reports note high gravity of the dispute and plans for further formal conferences.
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New York Democrats Oppose Tariff Bill In Letter Response
The Press publishes replies from thirty-one Democratic county chairmen across New York state about the pending tariff bill. By roughly six to one they oppose its passage, reflecting broad party resistance in the state.
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Burrows Re-nominated by Republicans in Bee District
Wasixutos July 81 Senate in executive session rejected Edwind J Taylor of New York as collector of customs for Niagara district Burrowa to Run Again A won Mich July 81 J C Burrows unanimously re nominated for congress by Republicans of the Bee district Nation rising yota
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Tariff talks show progress as House and Senate seek compromise
Washington Aug 1 prospects for a tariff agreement improve as House Democrats report progress toward amicable adjustments. Senate conferees remain cautious though note potential in iron coal and sugar items. Caffery Wilson and Chapin conferences with Speaker and chairmen. some predict a partial report next week.
National Labor Commission Meets in Chicago Aug 1
Notice from the National Commission appointed by President Cleveland to investigate the recent strike. The first meeting will be held at the post office building in Chicago on August 1. Members are inviting railroads, labor organizations, and citizens with an interest to attend hearings or submit written suggestions. The commission organized yesterday with all members present. Kernan and Worthington left the city after the meeting. The pair plan preliminary work, including a trip to New York for necessary information and Chicago for further data collection.
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Death of Judge Holt Prominent Ken tuckians figure
Washington Aug 23 Judge Joseph Holt former judge advocate general of the army and secretary of war died in Washington after a fall. Born January 6 1807 in Breckinridge county Kentucky he rose to political prominence, served as patent commissioner under Buchanan and led military justice during the Lincoln era. He helped direct courts martial including the Lincoln assassination trials and was brevetted major general in 1865. He retired in IRF and lived in Washington afterward.
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Tariff talks inch toward compromise by Monday
Washington reports indicate Democratic and House conferrees near a tariff compromise with a likely report on Monday after many points remain to be settled. Progress lagged in the House side, and the final bill is expected to require concessions from both chambers.
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Congress Adjournment Delayed Amid Finance Clash
Washington reports a three cornered fight among president, senate and house delaying adjournment beyond August 5. The Tucker resolution for popular vote in U.S. elections passed 141 to 61 as section divisions reemerged. Treasury data show 12.85 million paid to sugar men in the year, with a 65 million currency balance after interest.
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Trustees Probe Beate Complaints At State Soldiers Home
Trustees from Flora and Chicago opened an inquiry into management at the State Soldiers' home in Quincy Illinois. Complaints accused Superintendent Fogg of harsh discipline and poor bread. Board eased rule on veterans' newspaper complaints while sustaining most disciplinary actions. An 186 inmate increase showed a £18 000 quarterly surplus and William Kirk, the accuser, was reprimanded.
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Remarkable Gold Robbery Between Havre and Paris
Reports from Paris Aug 1 describe a bold theft of forty cases of gold valued near 2,000,000 aboard the French liner La Touraine en route from New York to Havre. One case containing 50,000 in American gold vanished after arrival, prompting theories of professional thieves and possible involvement of multiple persons as investigators weigh how such a heavy load could be moved unseen. The crime remains under police scrutiny with few details released.
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Unidentified man tries to reach the president at the White House
Thomas Cadogan, dressed in working clothes with stonecutters tools, arrives at the White House seeking a meeting with the president. He claims authorities want to put him underground and asks for permission to “lige” the Capitol building. Police take him to the Third precinct after finding crank papers. He had previously been refused but left with a note blaming watchmen for blocking discussions with Mrleveland.
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Fires End, Suffering Grows Post Smoke
Richness increasing among the people who fought flames as exhaustion rises among workers. Most have returned to town, lumber needs for shacks pressing, while Miss Wella a masse teacher is missing and feared dead. Fires along Elk road and Emery extinguished. rain helped stop the blaze half a mile from Prentice.
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Runaway Horse Destroys Milwaukee Street Car Entry
A wild runaway horse jumped from a North Avenue trailer onto a Milwaukee Avenue cable car at Jefferson and Washington, injuring several passengers. James Stransky suffered a broken jaw and hospital care, Maurice Hankel sprained knee, Mrs. Ike Carosa lightly injured, and the car was smashed. The horse was shot after it caused the wreck. Also reported, James J. Corbett arrived in New York aboard the Majestic with family and staff amid a social welcome.
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Absentee Democrats stoke quarrel as tariff clash reshapes Congress
In Washington topics the Senate clears its mood with a full conference while absentee Democrats rush home or brace for renomination. Western and southern members blame the stalemate on tarff tensions and private bills favoring pension claimants. Arkansas tax and bond issues loom as a funding dispute. meanwhile pension cases and military record debates dominate House activity.
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Rock Island Several Local Deaths and Visits Reported
Lieut W W Kimball U S N and wife visiting Rock Island relatives Mr and Mrs E H Guyer for three or four weeks. Bridget Hroderick longtime Rock Island resident died at St Anthony's hospital aged 70. Mrs Sarah Flynn who ran Flynn restaurant near C R I & P depot died aged 44. Ben T Uable suffered 830 000 loss. his china collection from Europe is highlighted in Washington file. Mrs Margaret H Cook mother of H Case of Rock Island died at Ottawa aged years and months.
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Fragmented rail and transit notes from a late edition
A dense OCR of a railway and transit column, listing schedules, stations, and routes. Mentions Denver, Chicago, and various towns with scattered times and notes on trains, crossings, and delays. The text includes irregular fragments, station names, and partial train identifiers, reflecting a busy fare and timetable page.
Peoria Route Passenger Train Schedule and Stops
Historic notice details a passenger train journey from Peoria to Rock Island with timings and stops. It lists depart Peoria at unspecified early morning and connect points including Union Depot, Rock Inland, and end at Rock Island with arrival around 4 00 pm. Mentions agents PF H Rockwell and depot location foot of Main at Rackland.
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