Tariff Law Passed as Congress Closes Extraordinary Session
Washington July 6 the Dingley tariff bill became law as the extraordinary session of the fifty sixth Congress adjourned sine die. President McKinley signed the measure just after 4 pm, with Republicans supporting it and Democrats and Populists voting against. The session also saw House committees organized and calls for a nonpartisan currency commission to study monetary reform.
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Message of the Currency Urges Monetary Commission
The President urges Congress to appoint a monetary commission to reform the currency and banking system. He notes revenue measures already passed and stresses the need for a stable, enduring financial framework not subject to attack or doubt. The message accompanies efforts to fund government expenses via prior revenue bills.
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Dr Bull's Baby Syrup Promoted as Cure for Colic
A testimonial endorses Dr Bull's Baby Syrup as an excellent remedy for babies with flatulence wind and gripping. Lawrence Horan of Fairmont West Virginia praises it as the best soothing syrup for children he has used. Mothers urged to buy the 25 cent bottle rather than substitutes.
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Race to Beat the Tariff Law at New York Customs
Excitement at the closing hours of the Wilson tariff law as Captain Duton of the Cunard steamer Umbria arrives on time to file the manifest and secure duty payment. Captain Santill of the French liner La Touraine arrives late, facing hisses, with a sharp crowd and brokers chasing the filing, while a tug ferries him to safety and a gallery dealer loses ship goods. Also notes on a Sept 28 constitutional amendment vote and unrelated deaths from electrocution and a fatal oil explosion in Philadelphia and Wilmington.
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Three Prescriptions for Ending Hard Times and Prosperity
Dr. Talmage urges cheerful talk and action, Christian investment, and generous giving to spur national recovery. He warns against groaning, praises revival as a path to prosperity, and calls for steady faith, labor, and generous tithes to restore finances and moral tone.
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Baseball Records in National and Atlantic Leagues
Summary of league standings and recent games across the National and Eastern baseball leagues, listing team records for the season and results from Saturday and Sunday matchups. Notable outcomes include Cleveland and Philadelphia forfeited games, and multiple city matchups across Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Baltimore. Also reports on hotel fire at Richfield Springs and military bicycle corps 2000 mile trek.
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