Markets Show Mixed London and Philadelphia Trends Amid Tax Move
The Frederick markets report varied London and New York activity with prices fluctuating on corn oats and hogs. Philadelphia flour demand and butter creameries show modest strength while beef calves and lambs move modestly. In St Louis the tax change drives distillers to empty spirits from bonded stores before the law takes effect.
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The New Tariff Bill Faces Presidential Decision
Wassincroy Aug 15 The tariff bill reaches the president tomorrow with a week to decide before returning it to the senate. He is expected to retain it for ten days or sign, amid pressure from allies about customs revenue and agitations to adjourn. The sugar provision dominates debate as Democrats seek a revenue-focused bill while conservatives push committee referrals and potential revenue thresholds.
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Charleston Ordered to Sea for Asiatic Station Duty
Secretary Herberts directive sends Captain Coffin and the USS Charleston from Mare Island to the Asiatic station to safeguard American interests in China and Japan during wartime. Baltimore Monocacy Concord and Petrel already there.
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National Football League formed with officers elected
At the Fifth Avenue hotel New York the National Football League for professionals was organized with AL A Irwin of Philadelphia as president and George Stackhorse of New York as secretary. E B Talcott and UC H Byrnes joined Irwin on the board of directors. The season runs Oct 1 to July 3, 2005, with seven games per team across cities. Sunderland to visit the United States during the season.
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Dems Nominate Bynum for Congress in Seventh Indiana
Reports note continued labor activity at Pullman Illinois with strikers pushing for work. In political news, Democrats in Indiana's Seventh district nominate William D. Bynum for Congress. Also reported: notable deaths of Rebecca Bond at 102 and John Quincy Adams at Mount Wollaston, and a fatal blasting accident near Sheridan Wyoming. A lynching in Lafayette Florida closes the roundup. Whisky price hike follows Senate bill passage.
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Pardridge Plight Highlights Banked Fights at Washingtonian Home
Plunger Ed Pardridge a Chicago Board of Trade figure and millionaire undergoes aggressive alcoholism treatment at the Washingtonian Home. Four attendants carry him to a cell room after a violent struggle with a doorkeeper. He uses a hidden knife to cut his bonds and pleas for his lawyer erupt as he yells to onlookers. Doctors say his condition is a temporary derangement and not tame.
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Sailboat Disaster Rumor Unconfirmed At Deal's Island
An unconfirmed report from Bridgeville Maryland August 1 states twenty two people were drowned when a sailboat capsized near Deal's Island in the Chesapeake. Arrivals from Deal's Island deny any disaster and say they have no confirmation of the rumor.
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Morton to sail for New York from Havre
Levi P. Morton has finished preparations to sail from Havre for New York on Saturday. President Casimir-Perier will receive Morton at Pont-Sur-Seine tomorrow.
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Massillon mines reopen drive and Pullman charter clash
Massillon district miners plan to form a $100 6 million corporation to operate 25 mines and cut costs while negotiating with striking workers. Pullman Palace Car Co faces Illinois attorney general efforts to void its charter as CEO George M Pullman defends town creation as lawful. Anarchists linked to plots face police raids in Rome.
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BLUEFIELDS RETAKEN AND PRINCE CLARENCE RESCUE
Dispatches report the British warship Mohawk arriving at Port Simon with Prince Clarence and 112 refugees aboard. Nicaraguan troops seized Bluefields from Rama and Greytown, Americans and Jamaicans faced arrests as they protested. The Mohawk rescued prisoners from a local jail while Prince Clarence remained aboard.
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Not a Pisoner Reading of the Murder Charge
Jurisdiction updates: Mrs Hayes murder case ends as the prosecution fails to present a key chemist witness. Defense denounces detective testimony as biased while alleging improprieties and a cooked prosecution. Nearby item notes Stanford estate dispute and a fatal train shooting in Pittsburg. European passage rates remain strong with steamship lines offering low fares.
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Woman's Fad As Shallow Trend Says The Faddist
The Faddist discusses how the word fad has shifted from a fixed taste to a transient following of trendy ideas. It argues hobbies should be rational and enriching, rather than a sequence of superficial interests that yield little lasting value.
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