Test Vote on Sugar Schedule Moves to 195 Per Pound
Washington June 11 1897 the first test vote on the sugar schedule adopted Republican caucus amendments raising the House rate to 1.95 per pound in a close 32 to 30 roll call. Support came from 29 Republicans one Democrat Mc Bonery Louisiana one silver Republican Jones Nevada and one Populist Stewart Nevada while 25 Democrats three Populists and two silver Republicans opposed. The debate highlighted protection for labor and capital and the Sugar Trust influence as Congress eyed refiners and beet sugar production.
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Chautauqua Chorus Plans Rehearsals and Concerts
The Chautauqua chorus divisions will hold a Saturday night rehearsal at the Y M C A building under Professor Cloward. A Sunday afternoon song service is planned at 6 o'clock in a central church with local pastors invited. Tickets sell at 25 cents with an extra ticket for each four sold. Professor Murry of Washington will supervise hymn displays.
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Reth El Sunday School to Close with Prize Programme
The Sunday school of Reth El Orthodox Hebrew Congregation on Cumberland Street will close on Sunday June 13 with a program led by Rev Herman Benmosche. Samuel Seldner will distribute prizes and visitors are welcome. Performances include Recitation Jerusalem Miss Davetta Levy Proverbs of the Talmud Miss Bella Grant Worth Knowing Miss Little Pincus Mahtouva in Hebrew and prize distribution by Seldner and teachers.
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Perkins at Chautauqua Opens with Philosophy of Wit
Eli Perkins of New York delivers the first lecture at Chautauquan by the sea outlining Philosophy of Wit. He promises to convert tearful pathos into laughter, explain irony and satire, expose Ingersoll’s ridicule fallacy, and demonstrate destroying error with humor. He is praised as a superior humorous and philosophical lecturer.
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Hanged for Wife Murder in Georgetown Del
James M. Gordy was hanged at 10:26 this morning for the murder of his wife. She died instantly and Gordy protested his innocence to the end. In other news dental ads claim painless extraction at No 9 Dental Rooms 234 Alain Street Hanis by a local dentist.
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Summer cabinet to last only for court’s San Sebastian visit
Madrid reports the cabinet will likely endure only through the summer stay of the court in San Sebastian. Weyler’s resignation is reportedly received by the Premier, with its acceptance dependent on future circumstances. Weyler urges immediate municipal elections in Cuba, signaling possible conciliatory moves, though his reform record remains suspect amid a weakened government.
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Pacification path in Cuba involving key Spanish leaders
The report mentions a private understanding between Senor Canovas and Senor Sarasta to manage succession quietly. It suggests Sarasta will subsend Canovas at the proper moment, excluding Carlists and Republicans, to keep power within the main parties during Cuba's critical period.
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Porter A Wonder Torpedo Boat Impresses Inspectors
The United States torpedo boat Porter underwent maneuvering trials in Lower Bay. Three torpedoes were fired with two working well while the third failed due to a locking issue. The boat demonstrated a 1100 foot turning circle and rapid reversal, impressing the Board of Inspectors during the testing voyage.
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Yantic Arrives With Murderer Aboard at Hampton Roads
The U S S Yantic, former cruiser, arrived at Hampton Roads from the South Atlantic Station with a prisoner aboard. The murderer of a messmate on a merchantman on December 28, 1896, is held in Montevideo jail awaiting transfer for trial in the United States possibly at Norfolk. The ship will coal at Lambert's Point and may receive minor repairs if the Navy Department approves.
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Secretary Long orders court martial for Commander Mullan
Washington June 11 Secretary Long ordered the court martial of Commander D W Mullan over drunkenness charges while in command of the Pensacola navy yard. The charges followed a court of inquiry that sustained them, with Commodore Norton to head the court to convene at the Washington navy yard next Wednesday.
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Senate panel backs report opposing sugar stock inquiry
The Senate committee on contingent expenses issued a report in June 1921 opposing the Tillman resolution for investigating stock speculation tied to the tariff bill. The report argues such investigations are likely barren of results and will discuss merits rather than pursue the resolution.
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Chapman Freed After Jail Term For Senate Inquiry Refusal
Elverton T Chapman, sentenced to thirty days in the district jail for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Sugar Investigating Committee, was released today after serving his sentence in Washington.
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Jurors Complete Trial of American Tobacco Officials
New York jurors in the conspiracy case against American Tobacco Company officials were sworn and the hearing adjourned to Monday at 10:50 o clock.
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Ten Die In Welsh Colliery Cage Disaster
Ten men are killed after an over winding at the Garth Colliery Maesteg Glamorganshire Wales. The cage plunged to the bottom of a 460 foot shaft. The accident occurred during work on June 11.
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Virginia Fourth Class Postmasters Named
Washington June 11 The Department appointed fourth class postmasters including Arrington J T Fitzpatrick Ivanhoe M W Jewett Newbern J M Feagles and others listed.
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First Presbyterian Church Announces Pastor Elect Mack
Divine service tomorrow at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sabbath school at 9 30 a m. Young people's meeting at 7 15 p m. Rev Ea ward Mack named pastor elect and to lead the congregation.
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Music School Recital Draws Record Crowd at Ames
Miss Blick’s Music School held a grand recital at the Academy of Music drawing the season’s largest audience. Miss Tucker arrived late, pupils performed in white, with a Doll Drill and Jolly Waliterg as highlights, then medals and certificates were awarded for Harmony and Theory levels to numerous students.
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Tradetone steady as crops lift demand in June
G Dun & Co and Bradstreets report gradual business improvement amid fluctuating conditions. Wheat yield projected around 16 million bushels with rising orders and factory demand. cotton acreage up 0.83 percent despite floods. Wool and cotton mills show spare capacity, bleaching demand steady, while carpet and wool trades expand.
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Local School Honors Students with Medals and Certificates
The ceremony awarded a silver medal to Pagle Atkinson and listed recipients Gracie Cooper Carrie Crain Lena Kight Thel ONeill Irene Redd Mattie Wasserman Mildred Petree Gal ie Atwood Annie Bibley Beulah Twl ford Carrie McCoy May Oliver Myrtle Toler and Marie Carr A special medal for progress went to Addie Dozier.
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Car Builders Adjourn Master Convention At Old Point
The Master Car-Builders Convention adjourned at Old Point after a Tuesday session. Western members failed to win a West venue for next year. Officers elected include President J A Crone and Vice Presidents Brenner Schreyer and Chamberlin with Demarest as treasurer. Delegates visit Richmond today as guests of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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Percy L. Clinton Receives Medal for Legal Firm Invention
Mr. Percy L. Clinton of this city earned a sterling silver medal as a reward of genius from the Board of Awards for a Washington legal firm invention. The invention beat several competitors and will soon be patented and marketed. Also note an unrelated medical ad for nervous disorders using animal extracts from Washn Chemical Co.
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Richmond Flier Reflects Gubernatorial Tensions and Tragedy
A Richmond mass meeting backs gubernatorial hopefuls Elyson and Tyler amid sharp debate over the prize plan and a June 24 assessment rule. The era sees Mellwaine’s death by self-inflicted gunshot in Clifton Forge as officials report details unclear.
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