Congressional tariff plans shape next session balance
Washington November 10 reports say Democratic senators in decline discuss supplemental tariff bills and possible party conference after the next session to decide on tariff policy. Key figures Voorhees and Harris refrain from public comment as committees and leadership shuffle amid looming changes.
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Debates at W C T U Convention Expand Topics
Cleveland November session follows a shift from total abstinence to multiple issues including narcotics temperance literature and the relation of capital and labor. Delegates discuss death by own action and public works funding while the president gains authority to appoint a vice president to share duties previously handled by Miss Willard. Robert Baudlon brings greetings from the Federation of Labor.
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Labor unions clash over protection and unlawful boycott
In Chicago two carpenters groups clash as one seeks a perpetual injunction against the Building Trades affiliated regular union. Judge Tuley denies relief saying mobs cannot be indicted and unions cannot seek court protection for work rights. The irregulars face boycott until they become regulars.
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Controversy Over Col. Coit Case and Local Political Moves
Washington Court House mayor backs coroner verdict and asks Gov McKinley to visit to probe charges against Col Coit and Sheriff Cook. A Cincinnati report notes a small mob outside the court house. Separate items report a Democratic drive forming a bipartisan eight member committee to manage a fund for an electoral fraud investigation. The Louisville report highlights cyclist John J Johnson breaking multiple track records on asphalt at Fountain Ferry, with two mile flying start and other times recorded.
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Mine Fire Fatalities At Perigo Mine Tunnel
Four workers died of smoke and fumes after a candle was dropped in a keg of powder at the Perigo mine tunnel near Blackhawk. The victims were Albert Sanders Durham Ovey James Whitlow Lipper Wals. The shaft house and machinery suffered about $5000 in damage.
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Rail union families near starvation after railway strike
A committee reports 215 American Railway union families face hunger and 4 unmarried men destitute due to railway blacklisting following last summer's strike. In Pennsylvania Hastings leads Bingerly by 241,807 in official returns.
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Tom Johnson’s partisan campaign kept crowds roaring
Special correspondence from Cleveland details Tom Johnson the free trade single tax congressman’s bustling campaign. Tent meetings drew workingmen and families nightly with Johnson answering questions and shaping a vivid portrait of a self made, earnest candidate who refused compromise and kept speaking his mind.
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Riordan Fight Tragedy Leads to Autopsy Findings
In Sraacuen, Riordan dies after a Friday night sparring blow by Robert Fussimmons. Autopsy cites hemorrhage in the cranial cavity from a severe chin blow. Fussimmons held on bail at $10,000 after a coroner's inquiry.
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The Human Electrical Forces in the Nervous System
An account of the brain nerve connections and the pneumogastric nerve's role in supplying the heart lungs stomach and bowels with nerve force. It notes reduced nerve supply weakens organs and touts a restorative remedy claimed to cure nervous disorders without opiates.
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