Trust Is Omnipotent The Passage Of The Tariff Bill
A lengthy Democratic critique of the sugar tariff bill, calling it a disgraceful chapter in American history. The piece cites Bourke Cochran and Speaker Reed condemning the bill as perfidy and dishonor, with Burrows of Michigan labeling it a shield for trusts. It contrasts Republican and Democratic approaches to tariff policy, notes editorials from the Wheeling Intelligencer and Bradford Observer, and includes a Connecticut worker’s view on Congress. It also reports on Sen Gorman’s rise in stature and a 1891 wreck sighting of the schooner Annie E. Woolston, plus a light exchange about armor plates.
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United States
House of Representatives
Bourke Cochran
Jeader
Cochran
Jericho
Peaker Read
Wilson
Cockrin
Burrows
Michigan
Senate
Teome
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland
Jackson
Tyler
Johnson
Heng Try Clay
Johson
Arthur DP
Gorman
New Orleans
Clover
Kansas
Congress
Kansas Farmers’ Alliance
Ntional Alliance
the Inter Ocean
Sugar Trust
Republican
Demtic
Wheeling Intelligencer
House
Bradford Observer
England
Observer
America
Connecticut
New York Times
Democratic Panier
Silas Rockwell
Psoper Ridgefield
Silas
New England
Rockwell
Stratford
Thi
Cousux
Sigar
Picayune
Washington
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Australia
Annie E. Woolston
Bedland Light
Cape Hatteras
Tompsett
Merida
Chappie
Sappie
Colombia claims large claims against United States
A lengthy dispatch outlines a forthcoming refund of duties paid on Columbian products and cites treaty arguments. It notes Spain and Great Britain settlements, a Chinese theater war report, mining disasters in Canada, and labor unrest in Mont Meural and Ta with an Aug 25 date. The piece also covers grain quotes from Chicago and Congress's plan to delay judge Ricks investigation until after November elections.
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Washington, At
Beringsen
United States of Columbia
State Department
Siste Publ Lics
Spain
Cuba
Vorty Mico
United States
Columbia
Brazil
Great Britain
Mont Meural
Mount Plessant
Peter Firnstone
Dnglishman
Dundes Jute Merchant Pleads Guilty to Forgeries
Ernest Hassburger a Dundes Jute merchant was arraigned after an arrest about a month ago for forging 30 pounds on Scotch banks and 70,000 pounds on a continental bank. He admitted guilt to forgeries totaling 112,000 pounds and sentencing was postponed.
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Formerien
Londrimn
Ernest Hassburger
Continental Bank
California Democrats Nominate Budd After Day Four
San Francisco August 25. At the close of the fourth day at the Democratic state convention a platform was adopted a state committee appointed and a candidate for governor nominated James H Budd.
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California
Democrats
San Francisco
James H. Budd
Mis Mind Unhinged and Insanity at Stanford University
Mis Mind Unhinged reports a former Stanford professor, briefly at Harvard, detained after erratic behavior and religious preaching in the street. The piece notes past roles, including language professor at Harvard, and describes dismissal rumors and custody after a street incident.
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San Princisco
Mans- Neld
Bunyce
Stanford University
Las Booartes
Te University
Tarvard College
Stockholders meet on reorganization plan amid delays
Aug reports from Minneapolis and St. Louis stockholders committee adjourned without agreement on reorganization. President Harle of the finance committee to confer with a reform group. a major announcement expected next week. Fires affect logging camps in Wisconsin and Northwest, with winter preparations underway. Company may suspend dividends and reconsider policy. December actions anticipated.
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Ny & Sterke
York
Minneapolis & St. Louis Stockholders
Harle
Finance Committee
Mary Monticello XII Injury Follows Arm Swelling
Mary Monticello XII suffers a swollen arm after a hand injury described as painful and worsening over weeks. Doctors warn of potential loss of the limb if swelling cannot be abated. In other news, Duluth freight shipments for August show substantial lumber totals, with totals over 100000 trees and overall season volumes reaching high levels.
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Mary Monticello XII
Ladies Aid Society and Sons of Veterans appoint officers
In Davenport Iowa on August 25 the Ladies Aid Society and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary met in the afternoon. President Howe granted time for selecting a secretary and judge advocate and will announce the appointees in a general order. A gold badge of honor was presented to retiring president Belle Gray of Washington Iowa.
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Davenport
Town
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Ely
Howe
Mise Belle Gray
Washington
Iowa
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Grover
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Hugh Fay
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Dowell
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Kan
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Judiciary Committee
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Seison
Levu
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