Passage of Free Sugar Bill Sparks Senate Debate
Washington Aug 6 Senate debated immediate consideration of the sugar free list measure. Secretary Carlisle warned that free entry would create a 29 million dollar deficit next year, with sugar revenue estimated at 43 million. West and other leaders clashed over committee reference and immediate action as Congress fights the tariff bills.
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Frederick Markets and Coxey Rally Echo Markets
The Frederick market report shows mixed quotations for flour meal and wheat along with steady to firm pricing on corn oats and lard butter and eggs. In New York and Philadelphia the stock market rose by about 150000 shares amid ongoing speculation. General Coxey faced near mobbing at Camp Lost Liberty in Maryland as authorities attempted to contain unrest and Coxey and his followers fled by horse.
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Missouri Republicans Nominating Sate Officials
Aug 16 in St Louis a slate for state offices was announced with W M Robinson for supreme judge and others including Joseph Flores for railroad commissioner and Canner Filler named chairman of the state central committee amid cheers. In Pittsburgh ex councilman David Morgan was found dead near the Monongahela River footpath with hat and money missing, suspected murder by a footpad.
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Strike Investigation Opens in Washington
Aug. 16 in the government building a strike commission began hearings on the Pullman and railroad strike. Howard of theARU testified on causes and management pressure, noting contracts with Pullman and safety concerns. Royalist envoys leave Washington for Chicago after talks with Gresham and lawmakers.
Arson for Revenue Suspects Held for Grand Jury
Carl Herlitz and wife are bound over in 5000 and 3000 bonds on arson charges. Herlitz pleaded guilty. wife denied. Fire inspector linked them to a Chicago-area anarchist ring using arson for insurance. Herlitz confessed detailing gang operations and payments from insurance.
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Aereal
Teds
Missionaries Undismayed in Seoul Foresees Quiet
A letter from Seoul dated July 12 reports no immediate danger for foreigners. Rev H G Underwood of the Presbyterian Foreign Missions says Japanese troops occupy the city and will enforce Corea’s independence and internal reforms if needed. American troops are present and locals feel safe despite pressure.
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Baseball Yesterday Scores and Mixed League Notes
Yesterday's baseball results span Naslorist Leagues in Philadelphia and New York with several cities posting high scores. Eastern League games featured Wilkes Barre, Erie, and Badalo with lopsided outcomes as teams chase standings. Also reported are arson and crime briefs, an Atlanta exposition appropriation update, and political ticket details from Indiana.
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Santo’s Execution Stuns City Amid Rain and Vigil
August 18 reports detail Santo’s execution by guillotine after a tense dawn vigil. Police, troops, and prison officials enforced strict curfews around the prison as crowds gathered despite rain. The condemned man faced the scaffold with tremors, refused food and counsel, and died in the public square as authorities secured the scene for days to come.
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Amnesties, revolts, and executions amid Bulgarian succession
A messy dispatch recounts amnesty granted to many conspirators tied to the Paottza plot, the dynastic shift to Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, subsequent uprisings, proclamations, and foreign protests. It also covers a Cincinnati loan attorney’s deposition over a missing mother scenario in Posen, and a Michigan murder suicide near Kalamazoo.
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Shopping Costumes Prompt Contempt From Clerks
A discussion of how plain clothing in a shopping setting provokes contempt from SR1y clerks and salespeople. The piece argues that well dressed women attract better service, while modest attire leads to dismissive treatment and bias in favor of richly dressed customers.
The Value of Fashioned Politeness in Shopping
A reflective essay argues that dressing plainly saves time and stress, while wearing fashionable attire garners better service. It notes the social cost of indifference and that polite, attentive shop staff justify the effort of presenting oneself well. The excerpt describes a specific outfit, a bodice and sleeves, and mentions a dramatic belt and tee detailing as style examples.
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