Harrison's pessimistic view on tariffs and the economy
New York July 24 The World prints ex President Harrison's take on the current business mood. He blames not only the Sherman Act but the Chicago tariff platform for the distrust and slow recovery. He urges calm and predicts difficult change as politics and policy shift toward revenue tariffs, fearing widespread hardships. He expresses sympathy for President Cleveland.
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Lucanes
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Drexel fortunes and Managua bombardment mix in July notices
The will of Anthony J. Drexel reveals large bequests to German Hospital Philadelphia and a $1,000,000 art gallery fund. six daughters’ heirs receive $1,000,000 each. Separately, Managua endures shelling by revolutionists with casualties and property damage amid protests to France and other regional notes.
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George W. Childs
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Mearague Tasi
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Mangana
Managua
Coasttombio
Baker Id Tia
Bulser
Iurbirian
Mass exodus and unrest amid mining strife across states
Reports describe a train unload of 247 Black workers from Alabama and Colorado near the Keith and Perry mining enclosure, many armed, with women among them, amid tensions in Kansas and Oklahoma border districts. Militias mobilize as governor and lieutenant governor weigh strike impact and possible mine rehiring.
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Birmingham
Litchfield
Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Winchester
Confession dispute and political fallout across penitentiary case
Fragmented report details a confession by Gallagher denied as a setup, with Warden Wright denying coercion and later colleagues declaring the confession false. District Attorney Durlaigh and associates push for indictments while others dispute the validity of statements and procedural actions. The text also mentions cyclone relief efforts in Pomeroy and brief notes on grain and stock market prices in July reporting from multiple locations.
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Burkeigte Wyteley
Tale Cher
Durlaigh Cary
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Financial rebound and bank resumes lift market spirits
July reports from the alkaiy department show brighter finances as failed banks move toward reopening. First National Kendallville and Northern National Big Rapids likely resume this week. Santa Anna's bank resumed Saturday with deposits of 12 000 and withdrawals of 8 000, signaling restored confidence on the Pacific coast. In Washington plans form for a party leaders gathering by Aug 4 and a Sherman repeal push, with the president and cabinet to converge by Aug 3. Governor Perkins appointed to Stanford’s senate seat, a surprise move. Fifteen indicted in Portland for smuggling and related offenses.
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United States Senate
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M. M. Estee
Irwin Stump
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California
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