Free lumber on tariff bill fuels partisan clash in Senate
The tariff debate yields a party line vote to free all lumber, with amendments to the lumber schedule rejected. Sherman criticizes the sugar schedule and calls for open investigations while Hill presses for public hearings on bribery charges related to the sugar schedule.
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Sherman
Senate
Arc- Pherson
Carlisle
Edwards
Washington
Allen
Popullet
Fiance Committee
Peffer and Allen
Pups
Cleveland
Gurmap
Wastisaton
Hill
Chin
Secretary of War
Gettyeburg
Hall
Hill Gard
Uras
Hunton
Aldriche
Brice
Sugar Trust
Aldrich
Ohio
Veat
Philadelphia
American Republic
McKinley
Lave
Irby
Madderson
Perkins
Quay
Sandwich Islands
Feignors
Ita
West
The Florid Girl's Bete Noir Dresses Fashion and Warnings
A fashion page outlines black dress fabrics for summer wear including silk net and black silk muslin with lace bodices and satin trims. It warns florid complexions look intensified in dull black and suggests color accents to soften overflushing. Also reports Pont Pablo flooding from June 7 with Arkansas River high water and rail disruption.
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Jupia
Paeblo
Possio
Cub
Arkansas River
Stanford Estate to Resist Olney Claim on $15 Million
Mrs. Stanford vows to fight Attorney General Olney over a $15,000,000 claim linked to the Central Pacific grant. Attorney Wilson says the government overreaches, arguing the bonds were a second mortgage and the estate cannot be compelled to pay the debt.
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Stanford
San Francisco
Olney
Wilson
United States
Leland Stanford
Rosebery's Great Luck in Derby Prediction Fulfilled
A Victorian note recounts Lord Rosebery's boyhood wagers that he would marry the heiress of the year and become premier, now echoed as Keterv's horse wins the Derby. The piece also mentions Ladas' seventh public appearance and a Derby time of 1 mile 4 furlongs 29 seconds.
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Laxpos
Juoe
Lord Rosebery
Great Britain
Ireland
Epsom Dewan Westemaay
Keeterv
Ado
Aecanter
Kothachild
Reesebery
Brita
Chac
Ladas
Publi
Race over Necker's Island to claim a Hawaiian cable stake
Reports from June 5 describe a race between Hawaii and Great Britain to plant flags on Necker's Island, 400 miles west of Hawaii, with U S interests cited in securing a British cable route. Hawaii asserts claim amid treaty questions, while the United States would protect Hawaiian rights if needed.
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Senate
DeWitt Warner
Waihinetown
Honollulu
Hawaiian Republic
Great Britain
Johnson's Island
Necker’s Island
Johnson’s Island
Johnson
Uncle Sam
Necker's Island
Hawaii
State Department
Necker
Ialand
Hogulutu
British Columbia
Australia
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Neckersland
Sugar Trust Testimony Highlights Denials and Inquiries
The article details testimony by Carlsle, West, Harris, McPherson and Representative Warner on sugar trust affairs. Warner dodges direct names and cites possible campaign influence while denying substantial imputation against collective interests. Amid remarks on the tariff debate, commentators note ongoing sugar trust discourse and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Woastington
Jane
Carlsle
West
Harris
McPherson
Warner
Meno
Democratic Party
Sugar Trust
House of Representatives
Davis
New York
Augur
Judiciary panel endorses Jenkins Report on injunctions
June 6 Wasiinotoys judiciary committee votes to approve the sub committee’s inquiry into Judge Jenkins anti strike injunctions and endorses the Jenkins Report.
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Jenkins
Wasiinotoys
Judiciary Committee
House
Gold Reserve Down to 15 Million in Early May
The monthly debt statement shows a cash balance of 117 million with gold reserve at 76.6 million. Advices from New York indicate 1.4 million in gold shipped yesterday and 62.25 million engaged for shipment today, leaving the reserve around 76.0 million as of close of business yesterday. The report notes a monthly gold loss near 0.7 million and details shifts in both interest bearing and non interest bearing debt, with total cash and securities listed.
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Caah
Twins Laber and Capital in a Satirical Poem Showdown
Satirical verse depicts Laber and Capital as a paired duo facing a demagogue rival and labor issues. The poem, dated June 7, references Uncle Sam, wages, and the teetering balance between Labor and Capital, with a counterpoint about a swindler named Iris Baily linked to Carthage Illinois and a Cambridge club incident.
Senate Debates Tariff Details Delay Adjournment
In Washington on June 7 the senate pressed through tariff bill details with little change in pace as Harris pressed for progress and adjournment was delayed. The house killed the Brawley bill on a party line vote, repealing the state bank tax failed. a long roll rebuke listed lawmakers who voted no with extensive names.
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Brawley Bank
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Senate
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Wasbarn
Veat
Teller
Lodge
Allen
Poffer
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Warrien
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Pennsylvania
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Lair
Bowers
California
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Brickner
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Uhinais
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Clancy
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Missouri
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Coffeen
Conn
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Wisconsin
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Curtis
Kansas
Dalzell
Daniels
Davis
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Durborow
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New York
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Lune
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Taylor
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Updegraff
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Ohio
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Wapger
War Ber
Waugh
Weadock
Wheeler
S[ilioun
Williscus
Lilboin
Wilson
Wolverton
Wooller Wright
Ira
Cadmus Named By Gaston In Tariff Inquiries
Representative Cadmus of New Jersey is named by Walter Gaston as the man who heard the cabinet room tale of the Arling ton hotel conference on March sixth. The investigative committee approved Cadmus and released Gaston after questioning. Cadmus refused to reveal names of attendees, and Gaston is identified as a Democrat. Subpoenas for witnesses issued. committee may reconvene Friday. John T. Brush marries Elsie Lombard, Sh ore Acres actress, in New York. couple to reside in Indianapolis.
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Cadmus
New Jersey
Walter Gaston
Cobv
Terrell
Arlington Hotel
Gaston
Arpate Sugar
Ulston
Paus
Cadmas
John T. Brush
New York
Elsie Boyd Lombard
Shore Acres
Dr. Collyer
Church of the Messiah
Cincinnati Baseballclub
Indianapolis
Senator Pettigrew on tariffs and South Dakota farming
Senator Pettigrew argues tariffs will pass but delayed into July, noting Democrats likely vote for it with few exceptions. He praises South Dakota’s diversified farms, rails against canal schemes, recalls early settlement near Yankton, and laments gold standard politics while defending corn and barley interests.
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Washington
Pettigrew
Messie
Kyle
Allen
Benster Peffer
Dakota
Yankton
Siu
Falls
Beadle
Vermilion
Addegarde
Democrata
Revublioner
Wall Street
New York
Boston
England
Chicago
United States
A Pretty Paris Gown: French Fashion vs American Texts
An essay contrasts European fashion journalism with American coverage urging readers to favor Paris and its designers. It critiques reliance on ads, notes French papers profit from endorsements, and defends American editors for offering independent guidance. The piece highlights a Paris gown with white lawn and green velvet details.
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America
Cricles
Adyion
Paris
Supreme court consolidates three state cases
The Springfield morning report indicates the supreme court will consolidate the Boring Meld and Danville cases as of Friday morning. Specific parties and exact petitions are not fully specified in the readable text.
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Springfield
Ula
Danville
Goa
Proclamation Bans Sun Dance at Great Falls
Governor Rickards issues a proclamation forbidding the Cryo Indiana sun dance at Great Falls following an investigation. He calls the festival inhuman brutalizing and indecent, a menace to peace and welfare, and orders local counties to enforce the ban.
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Minreapolib
Tribune
Helens
Mont
Rickards
Indiana
Great Fall
Gowns for Little Girls Narrative Fashion Notes
A garbled text describes seasonal girl’s dresses with light straw and chip trim, ribbons, berries, and flowers. Mentions decorative headpieces with ped cyte et e dee set and red straw trim with poppies. Concludes with unclear references to decor and standards.
Little Girl Frock Styles and Shoes Described
A description covers little girl frocks and footwear with details on tight bodices, black ribbons, embroidered trims, and various jacket styles. It notes pink crepon jackets, long leggings in multiple colors, square toes, spring heels, and patent leather shoes as an option, suggesting practical comfort over formality. The piece includes a brief Charleston WV dispatch about militia actions in Wood county and an acquittal in Birmingham, Alabama.
Republicans Poised to Control Legislature and Congress
Election results from multiple states show Republicans winning the Fourth Supreme District with Carter leading by about 4,280 and sweeping counties except Menard. Oregon and Portland reports indicate Republican victories for governor and tight legislative margins. In Quincy, Carter gains across twelve counties, with Bonney winning in Quincy city.
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Congress
Coxey
Breckinridge
Owens
Quincy
Gand
Joseph N Carter
McDuvough
Buist
Menard, Brown and
Scott
Ellis
Bailey
Waldrop
Frank
Inman
Honeman
Herniny
George P Frank
Quincy Jones
Fourth Supreme Court
Carter
Menard
Bonney
Adams County
Bonneay
Quincy City
McKinley District Congressional Bid in Ohio Favors Reform
A full fledged candidate from Ohio's McKinley district seeks the Congressional seat. The nomination was made in a Prohibition era gathering with Col. Ott Paylor hosting. Henry Cleases is renominated for Maine governor as a related political note appears.
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McKinley
Masillon
Jacob
Corey
Congres
Ohio
People's Party Committee
Washington
United States
Kagland
Pioney
Acini
Wewey
Moller
Tiberius
Resignations and assorted notices across rail, obits, and events
Postmaster General J I Bell resigns to become traffic manager for Jersey railroad. Edward M Kinman, once missing in Jacksonville, noted. Obituaries list Horatio Tallbridge and others. Major von Wissmann health concerns after arrival in Naples. Various local notices include a Burlington fire loss, charity baseball plan, and a Japanese studies lecture series.
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J. I. Bell
Jersey
Eutral
Edward M Kinman
Jacksonville
Isin Heieun
Brodie
Burlington Vt
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Minneapolis
Horatio F Tallbridge
Pittsburg
Passavant, Sr
Media
John M Broomal
Bsllaway
Walter Steers
Major von Wissmanne
Naples
India
Ameren
Charves
Bay
Frank
Arpente
Hasteau Oo
Japan
Corea
Chins
Mexico
Albert W Paine
Bangor
Nino Girla
Kuttown
Houk
Tennessee
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