Tariff Bill Passes Senate and Heads to Conference
The tariff bill advanced in the Senate by a decisive vote just before 5 pm and now moves to a conference with the House to reconcile differences. Conferees named include Aldrich Platt of Connecticut Burrows Jones of Nevada West Jones of Arkansas White from the Senate side. The bill reopens anti trust provisions and adds a stamp tax on bonds while keeping reciprocity provisions. The first conferees meeting is planned for today in the Senate Finance Committee room with House Republicans Dingley Payne Dalzell Hopkins Grosvenor and Democrats Bailey McMillan Wheeler.
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Hanna
Hawle
Ledse
Mesriste Mantle
Mason
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Mann
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Pritchard
Proctor
Quay
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Byte
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Platt
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Burrows
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Nevada
West
Jone
Arkansas
White
Finance Committee
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Allison
Tones
Missouri
Cafery
Gray
Congress
Senate Committee On Finance
Messrs
Dingley
Payne
Dalzell
Hopkins
Grosvenor
Bailey
McMillan and Wheeler
Wonder Worker Dr John Bull's Pills Feature
An advertisement extols Dr John W Bull's Pills as a great medical discovery for indigestion sick headache sick stomach and constipation They claim gentle cleansing without debility or nausea A 60 pill box costs 25 cents with trial boxes 10 cents available from A C Meyer Co Balto Md or dealers Buy the genuine Bull's Pills.
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John W. Bull
A.C. Meyer & Co
Balto
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Dr. John W. Bull
Christian Endeavorers Welcome at San Francisco Convention
The Christian Endeavor convention opened in San Francisco amid enthusiastic welcome from locals led by Lieutenant Governor Jeter due to Governor Budd’s absence. Delegates from Ohio New York New Jersey and Vermont arrived. Rev Francis E Clare founder of the society was greeted with ovation.
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Clark
San Francisco
Christian Endeavor
Budd
Jeter
Mechanics Pavillion
Ohio
Francis E. Clare
Buckeye
W York
New Jey
Vermont
Deaverer
Up Dent
Society
Machusetts
Miners gain in Pittsburg district strike after week
Sixty hours after the coal miners strike began in Pittsburg the balance of power shows the diggers ahead. Conservative estimates place strikers at 16 000 to 15 000, with 3 000 to 5 000 still working, as Dolan aims to bring more workers from New York and Cleveland Gas Coal. Operators claim gains elsewhere and note Monongahela navigation opened easing supplies.
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Pittsburg
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Dolan
Dozes
Monongahela River
Pan Hendle
M. A. Hanna & Co
Robbins
Pittsburg Gas Coal Company
Snowden
Gastonville
New York and Cleveland Gas and Coal Company
Eix
Camden
West Virginia
Victims of Heat and Liquor in Marlboro
In Marlboro Massachusetts two men were found dead in a lane near Crane Meadow Road at 1 am. Martin Berry 56 and James O Nell 35 are identified as farm hands. Likely deaths due to extreme heat with liquor. Another body Michael Keleher farmer, found in his field late Tuesday with sunstroke death.
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Marlboro
Mass
Crane Meadow
Martin Berry
James O'Nel
Michael Keleher
Brother shoots father after quarrel at Broad street shop
July 8 report from St Louis states Herbert Cornwell was killed by his brother Dr Richard Cornwell at their father Dr John C Cornwell 1103 North Broadway shop. The father had scolded Herbert for bad habits and the alteration escalated until the doctor intervened and the murder occurred. Dr Richard Cornwell surrendered to authorities.
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Frerole Saftor
Baltimore
George A. Rimes
Hilda
Arthur Robson
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Rines
Ge St Nazaire
Cape Hatteras
St Louis
Herbert Cornwell
Richard Cormwell
John C. Cornwell
North Broadway
Herbert
Richard Cornwell
Dr. Cornwell
Miners Driven from Work at Dillonville Strike
Wheeling West Virginia July 3. Yesterday armed miners from Long Run crossed the river to Dillonville and forced local workers to join the strike. Deputy U S marshals from Cincinnati had not yet reached the scene.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Threatened Famine in Russia Deepens Across Regions
In St. Petersburg and central to southern Russia the harvest outlook deteriorates as continuous rains ruin hay and beet crops in Podolia. Baltic provinces report heavy crop losses, signaling a potential historic famine year.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Podolien
Podolia
Baltic
Men Sentenced for Attempted Bribery of Councilman Bang
James Torovan Edward H Donovan and Bernard D OConnell appeared before Judge Bond in Middlesex county superior court at East Cambridge for sentence. Each received one year at hard labor in the house of correction and a 3600 fine. Obvuerve that yor beheld it in The ows.
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Boston
James ©. Torovan
Edward H. Donovan
Bernard D. O'Connell
Bang
Lowell
Bond
Middlesex County Superior Court
East Cambridge
House of Correction
Financial Reform and Currency Commission Proposal
The president sent to congress two messages during the extra session proposing amending legislation to create a non partisan currency commission. It cites the Indianapolis currency convention and aims to appoint prominent informed citizens to re form our monetary system for stability and public confidence.
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Congres Uraing Monerars Commission
Washington, Joly
Congress
House
Senate
Indianapolis
Bank charter granted for People’s National Bank of Waynesburg
The authority is granted to organize the People’s National Bank of Waynesburg Pennsylvania. Swarthmore president De Garmo elected president of the National Educational Association at Milwaukee. Cambridge Oxford win 63rd cricket match. Davis calls foreign relations panel meeting on Hawaiian annexation. McKinley seal message to Salisbury deemed emphatic. Rahway mystery clarified by Australian death bed confession about Mary Dorman. Cleveland hosts 100 delegates at glass workers convention with International Association of Glass Workers discussion.
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People’s National Bank
Waynesburg
de Garmo
Swarthmore
National Educational Association
Milwaukee
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Committee On Foreign Relations
Davis
Jordan
McKinley
Lord Salisbury
New York
Australia
Obstinate Turk and European Tactics Highlight Turkish Claims
London reports July updates on Greco-Turkish fairs as the Porte publishes a defense of its frontier stance north of the River Peneios. The sultan believes powers will not enforce coercion and aims to test Europe’s unity. In Pittsburgh, July 8, non union strikes began at Anderson Dupuy and Wayne Iron Works with wage and rate demands, affecting about 400 workers. Painter and Sons mills to go non union once enough labor is recruited.
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London
Porte
Thessaly
Peneios
Europe
Pittsburg
Anderson, Dupuy & Co
Wayne Iron Works
Wayne Iron Company
Painter & Sona’ S Mills
Amalgamated Association
Thorne Confession Reveals Murder Plot and Escape
In New York a confession by Martin Thorn claims he and Mrs. Nack killed William Guldensuppe, a Turkish bath proprietor and Nack’s former love. The plan allegedly involved hiding in a Woodside house, poisoning the victim, dismembering the body, and throwing parts into the river, with details of travel by ferry and multiple locations across New York and New Jersey. Thorn shows no fear of death as the case unfolds.
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New York
Rust Eleventh Street
Martin Thorn
Burvan
Wealdside
Surrey
Guldensuppe
Weehawker
Grove
Cliffside
Weehawken
Twenty-fifth Street
Washington Bridge
Betn
O'Brien Thorn
Thorn
Cyclones and Cloudbursts Kill Fourteen in Minnesota
Fourteen people are known dead from cyclones and cloudbursts in central Minnesota with Glenwood as a central point. Rail lines were wrecked, trains paralyzed, and extensive property damage reported as towns like Hector and Faribault faced flooding and washouts. The damage total is projected to exceed one million dollars.
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Edie
Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Glenwood
Toleft Lavaan
Samuel Morrow
Winnie Morrow
Oswald B MaCown
Wilfred Morrow
Vuby
Trainien
SOF
Willam Morris
St. Cloud
Charles Washburn
H. Pepper
Hector
Faribault
Dangey Line
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Stern Leastne reports yesterday's results with Buffalo beating Syracuse 9 to 5 at Stene Buffalo. Scranton won 5 4 in 10 innings over Wilkesbarre at Scranton. Newark-Arnteue 10 Newark. Norfolk 6 over Steading. Richmond 6 over Lancaster 1.
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Stern Leastne
Stene Buffalo
Syracuse
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Atlantic Learne
Newark
Arnteue
Norfolk—Steading
Norfolk
Richmond
Lancaster
Notable Advance in New York Stocks and Mixed Markets
The New York stock market saw a notable price advance but overall day activity was light with total sales below 150,000 shares. Trading reflected professional sentiment with short selling limited impact and bids quoted for several major issues. Nearby, wheat and corn futures showed quiet to steady moves while live cattle and hogs markets in Philadelphia and East Liberty reported varied firmness and weakness in several classes. A Washington bill to create a cabinet level Department of Public Health was introduced in the Senate.
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Lehigh Valley
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N. J. Central
Ape del
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Delaware
Bute
Western Creamery
Elgins
New York Dairy
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Bali
Nah
Charleston
Tong Island
Department of Public Health
Washington
Senate
Benator
Jory
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Wilbur F. Jackson
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James D. Mason Co
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BR Johnson
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