Tariff Bill Outlook Divides Treasury on Revenue Recov ery
Washington August 6 differences of opinion among treasury officials on further bond issues and revenue prospects after the pending tariff bill. Proponents expect a quick business revival and higher government revenue. critics warn of a shrinking gold reserve and limited relief before December. The conference reports on tariff and appropriations shape near term adjournment.
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Rumored treaty talk fades as Congress passes measures
The report claiming the United States would enter a treaty to occupy China was dismissed as false. The House approved thirty seven private petition bills including pension adjustments for General Doubleday’s widow and Lt. Schweitzer’s widow. Other actions included debates on anarchist taxation, state rights to tax national banks, and routine session notes. Weather and agricultural updates followed with drought conditions, rain relief, crop prospects, and local farm incidents. In Michigan a farmer, William Bean, was fatally struck by a bumble bee while working near a wheat stack.
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Nebraska Representative Bryan Declines Free Coinage Nomination
Representative W J Bryan of Nebraska responds to the Nebraska Free Coinage Democratic League seeking him as a candidate. He writes to President Joo Qng and the executive committees, outlining principles and declaring his position on the proposed policy.
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House caucus moves to pass tariff bill amid mixed support
Washington August 7 within fifteen minutes after circulation fifty members signed a petition calling Chairman Holman to convene a caucus to push early passage of a tariff bill. Critics warn of a fire in the rear while allies expect the move to backfire and seek to sway conferees away from the Senate bill.
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Agreement in Sight as Tariff Conference Progress Reported
Democratic tariff conference members expressed optimism that an agreement is near after days of hinge talks on coal and iron ore duties and sugar provisions. House conferees resisted Senate amendments while hoping for a common ground. Voorhees’ official statement could alter the dynamic and spark broader political reaction.
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Royalist Commissioner Meets Secretary Gresham in Washington
H L Wideman one of three Hawaiian royalist commissioners in Washington visited the state department for a half hour with Secretary Gresham. The informal talk clarified the commission’s lack of formal status and aims, including whether it sought to influence Congress in the queen’s favor. No clear decision on a follow up was reported.
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Centennial Parade Honors Anthony Wayne Victory
In Honor of Anthony Wayne the centennial celebration is in full blaze with ten thousand strangers present. The town is gaily decorated and many prominent men attend. A key feature is a great industrial parade three miles long showcasing factories and business houses.
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Tol lard and Miss Clark Eloped to Marry in Rushville
Charles Tollard and Alta Clark both of Vettel township McDonough county eloped and wed in Rushville . the bride aged 15 and the groom 18. The bride’s father attempted to stop the marriage but was unsuccessful.
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Planing Mill Burned in Schenley Park Fire
The Schenley Park planing mill burned down at Pitresurd on August 8, totaling about 16000 dollars in loss. The plant, operated by an assignee, had not been active for several days.
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Congress Tariff Conference Narrowly Ends Caucus Strategy
In Washington August 8 the House tariff conferees won a partial victory as the Democratic caucus adjourned without a vote on the Bynum resolutions. Speaker Crisp and Chairman Wilson praised the outcome while urging steadfast adherence to tariff reform pledges and avoiding a direct Senate confrontation.
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Frost Reported in Nebraska Counties Amid Drought
Reports indicate frost in several Nebraska counties with little vegetation left exposed. Dodge County damaged. examinations of teachers announced by State School Superintendent Raab for certificates Aug. 7 to 10 in Chicago Freeport Galesburg Springfield Normal Bingham and East St Louis.
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Tariff talks near agreement amid Republican pressure
Washington reports the tariff conference nears an agreement with iron ore free and sugar schedules in dispute. Democrats seek full conference with Republicans as August 9 updates describe cautious optimism and possible final votes to follow.
Legislative clash over sugar schedule stalls congressional push
Delegates and party leaders debated the sugar schedule and broader bill as Republicans and Populists discussed votes. Rumors suggested several lawmakers including Caffery and Blanchard would oppose, threatening failure unless key allies align before adjournment.
Notable Iowa Doctors Claim High Cure Rates In Series
Dra Stackhouse and Daniel publish personal cure statements from well known individuals since establishing in Davenport. Fourth season of their practice across three cities highlights 2419 Catarrh, 754 Throat and Lungs, 75 Nervous Diseases, 413 Blood and Skin Diseases, 35 Rapture, 260 other chronic cases. 945 percent cured permanently. Daniel serves as Vice-President of the American Association of Expert Specialists. they are unique Iowa members. Season urges treatment now as best time to address catarrhal illnesses with nature’s aid.
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Household Topics offers bound novels and a cheap subscription
An advertisement promotes Year’s subscription to Household Topics with 35 novels and current issue for 30 cents. It lists works by Stevenson, Etta Von, Hugh Conway, Amanda Douglass and more, plus a 80 cent purchase incentive for System Pills with gifts and a sales pitch from Flatbush Pharmaceutical Co. Also notes a transit change: the fast mail on the Q road may be lost after Sept. 1, with Rock Island gaining it.
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