Ex Secretary Carlisle argues miswritten tariff section in dispute
Ex-Secretary Carlisle submitted a brief to Attorney General McKenne arguing section 2% of the new tariff law was inadvertently changed by the conference. He contends three possible constructions, focusing on goods imported in vessels not of the United States and the impact on American shipping and wholesale trade with Canada and Mexico. He warns that an broad 1 percent duty could harm rail and transport interests without benefiting the public.
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Washington
Carlisle
McKenne
Lab
Boston and Maine Railroad
Hamlin
Associated Board of Trade
Merchants' Association of Boston
McKenna
United States
Congress
Conference Committee
House
Senate
Allison
Dingley
Carliste
Mexico
Canada
Dominica
Uprising in India threatens Jamrud and Afridi forces
In Simla in August reports say about a thousand Afridis threaten Jamrud while space fortifications hold. Reinforcements of infantry are being moved from Simla toward Peshawar and to the front, replacing units sent forward.
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India
Simla
Aug
Jamrud
Her
Simin
Peshawar
Blood Poverty and Dr Bull’s Pills Claim
Blood poverty is a lack of red blood cells due to poor nourishment and bad digestion. A cure is Dr John W Bull’s Pills a superior digestive tonic and blood builder. Bull’s Pills come sixty in two boxes for 25 cents with a trial box for 10 cents, sold by dealers or mail from A C Meyer & Co Baltimore MD.
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John WF. Buail
Bombs Shock Constantinople in Armenian Plot Rumor
In Constantinople news of bomb explosions spread panic across the city. An Armenian suspect named Garaybet was arrested at the Imperial Ottoman Bank while carrying explosives. A bomb exploded near the grand vizier's offices area, killing one and injuring several. Police and guards tightened security around the palace as rumors of a wider plot circulated.
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Exeirea
Constantinople
Pera
Garaybet
Imperial Ottoman Bank
Galata
Vizigrate
Grand Vizier
State Council
Turbulent Frontiers and Crime Ring News Reel
Extracts report Turkish frontier tensions rising toward anarchy after a 1 per cent scare. A New York baker accuses a man of breaking two teeth on a bun. University of St Petersburg nihilism suspects sent to Siberia. Blackwell's Island convict Frank Meyers caught after river escape attempt. A mob near Apalachicola Florida binds and dumps a Black man in a lake on alleged assault. Minister Woodford to press Cuba autonomy with troop withdrawal. Populist Coxey praised as emblem of party spirit.
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Charles Harrell
New York
University of St. Petersburg
Siberia
Frank Meyers
Blackwell’s Island
Apalachicola
Fla
Woodford
Cuba
Injunction Permanente Declares Mines to Open With Guards
The New York and Cleveland Gas Coal company wins a permanent injunction against the United Line Workers of America and others. The court orders a $5,000 bond, plans to resume operations with deputies, and warns against camping or interfering with miners. Pinkerton protection may follow to safeguard nonunion workers.
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Pittsburg
Collier
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
United Line Workers of America
Patrick Dolan
William Warner
Thomas Patterson
Bundla
Rufus C. Crawford
New York and
Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Monongahela House
Dolan
Strnesse
Turtle Creek
Warner
Irwin
Greensboro
Uriah Bellingham
Plum Creek
Yesterda
Clit
Sandy Creek
Miners and Company Clash as Strikes Sharpen
J B Zerbe of the Degi company pledges to reopen mines despite the strike. In Coffeen Illinois 400 miners formed groups near the mines while armed deputies guarded company ground. About 50 miners returned to work as tensions rose. Bradley was released at Hillsboro on recognizance for 1000 dollars, with Mount Oyle men including a mayor signing.
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J. B. Zerbe
Ohio and Pennsylvania Degi Company
Ifold
Coffeen
Gradley
Bradley
Hillsboro
Mount Olye
Mlayor Fouchs
Feckel
Detroit
Bankers” Convention
Eckels
Joseph C. Hendrix
Society
Frank W. Tracy
Springfield
George H. Russell
Albany Kidnapped Boy Case Heats Up In Weld
Albany dispatches report Johnnie Conway, a night train dispatcher’s son, abducted on Monday, with captors demanding a large ransom. Detectives monitored a package exchange but gained no breakthrough as police across cities warn the boy’s description. The boy’s mother shows signs of collapse under strain awaiting his return.
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Wik
Cortrane
Frank F. Dickeson
Leroy
Albany
N.Y
Johnnie Conway
Mr. Conway
New York Central Road
West Albany
Conway
Davidson
Alba
Canada Victorious In Seuwanheka Cup Yacht Race
Canada’s Glencairn defeated Momo to retain the Seuwanheka-Corinthian Yacht Club Cup in a dramatic three leg race from Montreal Aug. 19. Glencairn led early, battled gear failures on Momo, and stayed windward to finish ahead as the two boats skimmed the buoy line in heavy, shifting winds.
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Montreal
Glencairn Ho
Mfomo
Canada
Momo
Vicor
Glencairn
Mfamu
Mama
Glencarn
Ghencairn
Bert
Maine
Goth
Glencairrn
Mome
Aiomo
Mr. Duggin
Glenceirn
Indie
Gienvairn
Memo
Althouc
Bomb for Faure shows near miss as explosion cracks
Paris on the way to Saint Petersburg marked by a bomb along President Faure's route. The bomb would likely have caused serious damage if not for a cracked tube. Perler, an accused anarchist, was later arrested on the train with a loaded revolver.
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Paris
Faure
St. Petersburg
Girard
Municipal Duratory
Perler
Havre
Yesterday's baseball games report scorelines across leagues
National League games included Washington at Boston with a loss, New York beating Philadelphia 8 to 5, and Baltimore defeating Brooklyn 6 to 6 in standings. Eastern League saw Scranton 9 over Wilkes-Barre, Springfield 3 over Providence, and Montreal 5 over Syracuse 2. Atlantic League featured Lancaster 5 to Richmond 8, Hartford 5 to Norfolk, and Reading 18 to Newark 9 in extended innings.
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Noston
Loston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Providence
Springfeld
Montreal
Syracuse
Lancaster-Lancaster
Richmond
Hartford
Norfolk
Reading
Newark
Bears In Control On Stock Market Trading Day
On the New York Stock Exchange bears held the upper hand for most of the session with limited buying demand and prices dipping below last night’s close before a late rebound. Key issues include shifts in the market level, notable mentions of NY Central and Reading, and varied commodity quotes alongside livestock figures from New York and East Liberty markets.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Hears
Bi Balio
Hh Waller
SS. J. Central
N.Y Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Pauli
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Porriz D.& C. Corr
Gineres
National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Ernest J. Enabre, Jr
James D. Mason
Wesley Guest
J. Enabe
Iraf Wim
Knuabe & Co
Slinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nail Bank
Edward Raine
James D. Masor Oo
Winslow Wieliaws
St Lew
Wit P. Harvey
McD. Prichard
Wall
Baker Johnson
Agen
Feederick
Balsam
Bosi
Peice
Smith Manufacturing CO. Chemists
Woodshoro
Steiner Bros
Frederick
W. Bude
L. C. Lampe
North Market Street
Frederick,Md
William A. Mansfield
Frederick City
Coust Square
Frederica, MD
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Sopadawly
Anna Giering
Eas
Timore
Baltimore, WD
Rapa Peo
HIVE
J. C. Millman
Harrison County
Judge Waterman
Scott County
Co. L. Davidson
Sioux County
H. H. Barrett
Alitcheil County
Atlantic City
Pinkerton
Wilson
Richard T. Wilson, Sr
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
the Shores
Samuel R. Calloway
Lake Shore
Michigan
T. W. Carswell
Callaway
N. York
Chicago
St le
Coxey
Isonneres
Charceter
DeArmitt
Pinkertons
Cleveland
Tucedar
Loftus Cuddy
Cuday- Mullen Coal Company
Boston
Luenos Ayres
J. W. Whitman
Wiliamansburgh
Olive Pecker
J. P. Ellicott & Co
Herbert Fuller
Nash
Bamberg
Buenos Ayres
Bahia
Kiondike
Dafield
Coast Survey
Hiondike
Asiaska
Arctic
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Easton
Jennsor
Cyrus E. Breder
Hethlehem National Bank
St. Clair
Mich
Fox
Breder
George H. Meyers
Hirkbride
Meyers
Flesing
Noel
Pineville
Noel Hills
Fhoush
Sturday
Wiis Thorp
Thorp
St Biondike
Tintland
Seatie
Aus
Seattie
Altoona
Amelia
Heas
Ape Ae
M. Faure
Altonna
David
George Peight
Robert
Charles Luther
Collinsville
Attoona
Robert Luther
Stone
Dave Peight
Rockmart
W. B Davis
Devils
Rofler
Chuice
Delaware
New York and Western
St. Speller
Long Island
New Jersey
East Liberty
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