Tariff Bill Passes Senate Amid Large Debate and Crowd
Washington July 7 1897 the tariff bill passed the Senate 38 to 28 after a long debate with a packed chamber. Key figures included Reed Dingley and Allison with many amendments considered amid discussions on anti trust provisions and bond taxes.
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Call on Senator RMN as House debates Cuban resolution
The House met at noon and recessed, considering a pending resolution funding a wall around the Sandy Bank. Mr. McMillin of Tennessee urged suspension of the rules to move to pass the Senate’s Cuban belligerency resolution, while Mr. Dingley prepared the chair for continuation on the second page.
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Dingley
No longer a mystery Thorn enticed to the seuse murder tale
A sensational 1897 New York juggernaut recounts Martin Thorn confessing to plotting and aiding the murder of William Gulzensuppe, with Mrs. Nack as a central figure. The tale centers on June 16 in a Woodside home, the pursuit of Thorn, and grisly disposal of the body, amid police intrigue and conflicting accounts.
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President Leuned Discusses Currency Reform at Cabinet Meeting
A cabinet briefing in Washington notes President Leuned urges urgent currency reform and immediate attention to a long delayed bill. The message, prepared with advisers, outlines plans to restore financial stability and secure public confidence while awaiting Senate concurrence.
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New Market Race Course Meeting Ends Satisfying Run
Petersburg July 7 the New Market Race Course summer meeting closed with strong attendance and solid finances. Lily won the 2:30 Trot in three straight heats, time 2:20 0/4, 2:27 1/4, 2:21 4/4. In the Price-for-all, four heats saw J o M win easily in three straight heats, time 2:21, 2:79, 2:12. Pamway of Richmond took the dash in two straight heats, time 1:20 1/2, 1:21.
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Baltimore
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Thomas Andersen
Twedmonds
Ready Scott Collen Steele
Norfolk
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T. A. Hewitt
Wrancke
Oriole Stables
Interurban train crash near Bay City claims seven lives
A derailed interurban near Bay City Michigan at 2 pm today plunged into the adjacent river. Seven passengers were killed and several others seriously injured. one man reportedly survived. The crash occurred as the train approached the town, after which details remain incomplete. The injured were rushed to St Mary's Hospital for treatment.
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Russia acts to push pottea talks with Turkey
A note from Minister Prach to the powers signals a move to expel the menelasion of pottee between Cirpeece and Turkey. Russia seeks to forestall a slaliar proposal by the Sree powers, with both the Palace and Turkish ministers informed. Fourma Von Jelbaen received fresh instructions to press for Turkey’s acceptance of the frontier proposals.
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Untitled French Polater Fatally Tied to Carriage Incident
Honfleur July 7 Joseph Froudward Tiantam a noted French polater was killed today while attempting to bring a carriage under police control. The event involved his wife Madame Diuitan and several associated figures, with a decorative cross awarded posthumously for bravery.
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Honfleur Frounes
Joseph Frdoward Tiantam
Threwe
Madame Diuitan
Atedme Lamare
Dyallin
Souljetor
Joseph
Psa
Jeanmepedh
Leshan
Isso
Captain George A Rines Receives French Medal
Captain George A. Rines of the Pil was awarded a French medal and certificate by the French line officials for bravery in rescuing four crew members from the Ville de St Nazaire wreck off Cape Hatteras last winter. He saved the captain, steward, doctor, and passenger several days after the disaster.
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Evenine
Arthurs Trolson
Compose Generale Trans Atlantique
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Ville de St. Nazaire
Watteras
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Cffeebout
Hb Ange
Whitsett to resign as president of Southern Baptist Seminary
A letter received here states on the highest authority that Dr. Wm. H. Whitsett will within thirty days resign the presidency of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville Kentucky.
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Rntelsh
N.C
Ww. Hf. Whitsett
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville, Ik
Wrong of Americans Case Bolten and Kielien in Cuban Arrests
Washington July 7 1897 the Senate committees on foreign relations report on Bolten and Kielien two American sailors naturalized citizens who claimed wrongful seizure by Cuban authorities at Santiago de Cuba on February 28 1885 after drift from Port Au Prince. The resolution urges the President to seek indemnity from Spain, citing violations of the 1795 treaty and diplomatic failures. The measure notes the men suffered confinement and health damage with yellow fever in custody and outlines the contested duties and potential settlement while detailing ongoing House and Senate conference efforts over tariff and other disputed provisions.
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Jones
Arkansas
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Missouri
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Gray
Allen
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Massachusetts
Usl Bolton
Gustave Richelieu
Santiagro de Cuba
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Stewart
Nevada
Treasury Reserve
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Washington, D. C
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Tepor
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Confer ence on the tariff bill opens with mixed views
The first meeting of the conference on the tariff bill will be held tomorrow in the room of the Senate Committee on Finance. Republicans and Democrats anticipate struggle over differences with no instant consensus. Leaders from Maine, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, Tennessee, and Alabama sit as conferees. overall timing ranges from two weeks to a week after, with rumors of quick passage denied as unfounded.
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Allison
Seanter Jones
Arkaansas
Congress
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Lamnorrow
Lin Senese
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Maine
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Payne
New York
Dalyell
Ponneaul
Alabama
Democrate
Asia
Chatrain Dingley
General Grosvenor
House
Miners Strike Shrinks Pittsburgh Coal Output Amid Tension
The Pittsburgh district faces a major coal strike with 16 000 to 18 000 miners idle and only 2 000 to 8 000 working. Operators warn against prolonged stoppage as unions press for worker solidarity and car shortages impact fuel supply. Ex Senator Camden from West Virginia aids sale of coal while the Baltimore and Ohio confiscates shipments for the government and awaits U S District Attorney guidance.
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West Virginia
Wsaltimore and Ohio Railway Company
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Henry Mloepsheioy
United States
Davis Tshind
Ohio
Arrest in Costa Rica counterfeiting case deepens
New York July 7 the secret service arrests William H Bohn son of Herman Bohn in the Costa Rica counterfeiting case He works in his father's lithographing shop and is believed to have helped make the plates He waived examination and is held in 3000 dollars for the grand jury
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New York
Costa Rica
William H. Bohn
Herman Bohn
Young Bohn
Young Cohn
Railroad Directors Meet as Dry Weather Threatens Crops
Vanderbilt plans to fund an Asheville hospital project. Greensboro hosts the North Carolina railroad directors for their annual meeting amid drought concerns across counties. Gov reappoints park board members. a state tax and fertilizer sales probes noted. Public school tax election outreach and political maneuvering surround Republicans and postmaster politics in Shelby.
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Lt. A. Butters
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John Graham
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Uhem Jett
Greensboro
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Agricultural Department
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North Carolina Railroaad
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Colin
Monroe Cotton Mills
O. P. Heath
Willie C
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Conn &Jesenin Linney
John Mebrayer
Shelby
Secretary of State
Capitol Square
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Male Aghe- Ville
SPROULA VED IN PRACTIES ACQUITTED IN THREE INDICTMENTS
Baltimore July 7 The jury acquitted Edward Storman in three indictments charging fake entries and misappropriation at People's National Bank of Daggerss Town The fourth indictment on a 12000 false entry led to a hung jury and bond for trial at the October term The bank damage was 216000 from overdrafts and peach speculation with Hoffman as assistant cashier stating unawareness at the time
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Edward Storman
People's National Bank
Dagerss Town
Hoffman
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Hiofimen
Poor Crop Prospects in Russia Reported
From London July 7 the Daily Mail cites a St Petersburg report describing worsening harvest prospects across Central and Southern Russia due to continuous rains. Only Podollen hay crops are noted as ruined. Baltic grain also heavily affected with censorship on news. The report warns this could be among Russia's darkest years in history.
Richmond Delegates Back Tylog for Governor in Roamno Convention
Stussell County reports sixteen Rusgelt delegates to the Roamno convention were elected yesterday. They are uninstructed but pledge support to Tylog for Governor, with Richmond, Virginia as the scene of the selection.
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Fragmentary dental advert phrase surfaces in noisy OCR
OCR capture shows stray marketing words such as Newest Discovery and spainless extrusion of teeth amid disjointed text. The readable bits hint at a dental room or clinic reference, but the fragment offers no coherent claim, date, or location to confirm a service or outcome.
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