Tariff in the Senate introduces bounty plan for exports
In the senate debate on the tariff bill Senator Aldrich outlined allies and opposed revenue levels while Senator Cannon urged farmer aid. He proposed bounties for wheat flour rye corn cotton hops and tobacco exported from the United States with set per unit payments. Also notes Mallory sworn in Florida and a Moonshiner battle in Kentucky.
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Rhode Island
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Ways and Means Committee
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Reed
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Chamber
West
Air. Cannon
Utah
United States
Mallory
Florida
Popular Congressman M'Laurin Named to Earle Seat
Columbia May 26 Governor Elerbee Euday appointed Congressman John M'Laurin to fill the national senate vacancy created by the death of Joseph H. Earle. M'Laurin will serve until the next legislative session in January. Born in Red Blum Marlboro county he studied at Swarthmore and the University of Virginia where he was admitted to the bar. He has served in the state assembly and as attorney general and has been a member of multiple congresses.
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Kate Monahan
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Afonghan
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Monahan
Earle
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Elerbee Euday
John Lo Btelaurin
National Senate
Joseph H. Earle
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Werrenton
Swarthmore College
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New York
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Brooklyn
William
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Hillward
Florida
Tallahasse
Fla
State Senate
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Stockton
Duval County
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Cumberland
Lowndes
Simon Hammer
Samuel M. Carner
Hattle
Soldiers
Lafayette
Ind
James T. Quick
Marion County
James P. Megrew
Megrew
Quick
Captain Havens
Merrew
Havens
Johnston
Indianapolis
Federal
John F. Johnson
State National Bank
Logansport
United States
Baker
Ag Unsernpaiors
Berlin
Bay
Herr von Tauschs
Baron von L
Tim
Hem von Tausch
Dr Bull's Baby Syrup Promises Teething Relief
A mother testimonial extols Dr Bull's Baby Syrup for teething discomfort in babies. The ad claims the remedy calms pain and helps the infant rest, noting a 25 cent price and wide availability.
MINETEEY ARE MISSING AFTER SCHOONER ADVENTURE NEAR PROVINCETOWN
In Provincetown on May 28 a schooner Joseph EL Joly sailed with 19 Mineteey from the town for fishing grounds west of Salle Island. Only three returned after a fog bound three days, eight miles southwest of Nova Scotia, leaving 16 adrift. They likely perished or await rescue as storms push vessels away toward the Nova Scotia mainland.
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Blass
Joseph EL Joly
Salle Island
Nova Scotia
Orthar
Joeseph Enos
John Caton
Frank Joseph
Joe Fran
Joe Mites
Frank Veara
August Frates
Manuel Son
Jesse Cabral
George Silveira
August Lima
Frank Delzoda
Joe Bretane
Frank Alver
Joe Rose
Henry B. Silver
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Brice protests over gold making claim tests
Inventor Brice petitions the patent commission for a new test of his process to create gold and silver from chemically pure antimony and other metals. He alleges the prior commission ignored his directions and used inimical ingredients, claiming unjust treatment and demanding action by the patent and mint directors. Police pursue Couplin after escapes and charges of embezzlement while other reports note a mill explosion, a governor’s commutation, and civic objections to the upstream race boat plan.
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EB. OG Brice
Commissioner of Patents
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Grice
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Treasury
Levee Break Swamps El Paso Homes In May Floods
A sudden break in a levee on Stanton Street allowed the Rio Grande floodwaters to rush through El Paso Texas. Hundreds of families were displaced as 120 homes were swept away and workers rushed to build a new embankment. Freight cars were used to house the homeless while the city warned of further danger if the levee above Flooded Third Street failed.
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Note on Turkish Greek affairs at Constantinople May 26
Constantinople dispatch says the powers favor a milder note to Turkey over abolishing capitulations for Greek subjects in Thessaly, while 7,000 more Turkish troops are sent to Thessaly. Germany and Russia face doubts of unity as a conference may be held in Constantinople. Officials consider a commission to probe the ambulance and Sariat departments amid public blame for the disasters. The Ethnike Hetairia is denounced yet silent, though it donated 60,000 drachmas for Thessalian refugees.
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Embos
Lamia
Volo
Russia
Ethnike Hetairia
United States
Cincinnati
Phalerim
Nuggets and Nevis and Tappings of a Barrel Bomb
A New York bathroom explosion traced to a barrel of alcohol taps. Rockefeller plans rent monopoly on ore and coal transport. Sarah L a former Globe Savings Bank typewriter relocates from Chicago to Denver. Nantes fireworks display kills four and injures many. Havana advices urge Spain to relinquish the island per Consul General Lee’s report. Jamaica Kingston dispatch reports a Jamaica Tailway engine collision in a tunnel killing three and injuring four. Blythe estate lawyers to claim about 2,750,000 in San Francisco.
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Blythe
San Francisco
New Jersey Legislature Ends Special Session After Fruitless Effort
Trenton May 26 The special session of the 121st legislature adjourned sine die after seven hours without major action except correcting the error that caused the session and confirming governor sent nominations. The Voorhees judiciary amendments dominated debate as Republicans pressed to consider them. Attorney General Gray’s opinion held the amendments could not be reconsidered after rejection, ending the fight. The biennial session amendment and other measures were not enacted as both houses adjourned sine die after approving a Sept 28 special election to decide constitutional changes.
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Gray
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results feature Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 2 and St Louis 8 Washington, with New York and Philadelphia among others. Atlantic League games include Hartford 3 Norfolk and Lancaster 9 Reading 2, plus a late Harrisburg item on state appropriation for the Andrews committee. Senate approval came by 28 to 1 on May 26 for about 66 000 dollars.
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Wilkesbarre
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Lancaster
Reading
Richmond
Paterson
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Wall Street Shows Fresh Animation After Weeks of Slump
Markets in New York and Philadelphia edged higher with commissions and traders back at work. Daily sales topped 2.6 million shares as some stocks breached the previous close before profit taking pulled prices down. Philadelphia reports steady flour prices, mixed commodity readings, and firm copper while meat markets show varied gains for hogs and sheep.
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Erie & W
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