Sugar Trust Faces Senate Clash Over Havermeyer and Searles
Washington reports a heated sugar investigating committee dispute as Democrats refuse to certify Havemeyer and Searles while Republicans and Populists push for equal treatment. Two reports to the Senate are planned, with a possible concession on the schedule and a separate armor plate inquiry involving Kline. Roosevelt denies a probe of federal officials for attending conventions.
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Sr. Paun
Washington
Senate Sugar Investigating Committee
Havemeyer
Searles
Sugar Trust
Davis
Lodge
Allen
Senate
Gray
Lindsay
Carlisle
Kline
WashineTon
Carnegie Works
Congressional Investigating Committee
Cummings
Congressional Committee
Thomas Coakley
House
New Lumber Market Opens Duluth West Indies Deal
A Duluth lumber firm has opened a new market sending about 10 million feet to the West Indies this season. The Lumber goes via lake and canal to New York and then by vessel south, with freight around 100000 dollars for the deal. A separate sale to South America is also being closed.
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Duluth
West Indies
New York
South America
Ex Senator Perkins Dies in Washington
Hon Bishop W Perkins ex senator and longtime Kansas representative dies at his Washington home from cholera morbus contracted in Indian Territory. He leaves a wife two daughters and a son all present at his deathbed.
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Perkins
Washington
Bishop W. Perkins
Kansas
Indian Territory
Mesaba Mine Leased to Henry W Oliver of Pittsburg
The Lone Jack mine on the Mesaba district is leased to Henry W. Oliver of Pittsburg. The royalty is 25 cents per ton with a minimum annual output of 100000 tons, to be shipped this season. Tonnage to Buffalo was chartered at 112 cents, yielding an 8 cent rate to Liver pool.
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Oliver. Dunum
Lone Jack
Mesaba
Henry W. Oliver
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Liverpool
Illness Strikes Lilian Russell In New York Home
Lilian Russell of 111 New York is seriously ill at her East Seventy-seventh Street home after a major operation performed last Monday. She is allowed no visitors and faces a dangerous period of about ten days to two weeks.
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Lilian Russell
New York
Lillian Russell
Seventy-seventh
Debate on Income Tax Prompts Democratic Protest and Opposition
In Washington June 22, Vice President Stevenson opened the room for the income tax debate as Senator Hill denounced the tax in the tariff bill. He warned against repudiating Democratic promises to honor populist pledges and argued a war tax would harm Democratic leadership and party unity.
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Washington
Stevenson
Senate
District of
Alaska
Alabama
United States
Hill
Congress
Democratic Party
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Amendments Retaining Income Tax Up To 1900
The income tax would be kept in effect until January 1 1900 by a 39 to 21 vote. Senators Teller Dubois and Mitchell from Oregon sided with Republicans and Democrats. Also reports on pine land thief arrests near Red Lake reservation and the Lieutenant Maney court martial case moving toward final action by President.
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Teller
Dubois
Mitchell
Oregon
Mede
Washington
General Land Office
Marshal Bede
Minnesota
Red Lake Reservation
Bede
Maney
Judge Advocate General
Army
Fifteenth Infantry
Hedburg
Schofield
Secretary of War
Peoples Party Platform Endorsed by Rail Union Delegates
Chicago June 22 The Peoples party platform won unanimous support from the American Railway Union delegates who pledged themselves and their constituents to back the party. Debs spoke as resolutions praising government ownership of railroads were adopted, with Longshoremen's Union President Howard endorsing aid for any local trouble. News notes a looming Pullman car boycott with many delegates reportedly instructed.
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Chicago
Peoples Party
American Railway Union
Debs
Howard
Troops Ordered Out in Riots Near Punxsutawney
Governor Pattison calls on the Fifth and Sixteenth regiments and the Sheridan troop to assist Sheriff Gourley in Jefferson county to quell striker rioters. About 700 Italians and 1,000 sympathizers are near Punxsutawney as camp equipment is prepared for rapid deployment. Nebraska Silver Conference reports 1,500 attendees at the Democratic state silver meeting in Omaha. Corner stone laid for a new courthouse in Hazen? Hitsboro. Monsignor Satolli distributes diplomas to 14 graduates at Catholic University.
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Pattison
Hamispura
National Guard
Sheridan
Gourley
Jefferson County
John A. Wiley
Punxsutawney
Wolston
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the Sugar Trust
Havermeyer and Searles
Armor
Roosevelt
Capitol
Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
NEW Lumber Market
Senator Hill
Nebraska
Omawa
Hazlett
Beatrice
Hitszoro
N. D
Satolli
Wasuinatoy
Monsignor
Catholic University
Great Western Clothing Co
E. W. Bittman & Co
Ee. O. Ulnesss
Biandies
Oakes, NI. D
Hollingsworth
Plano
Cooper & Fenton
Oakes
North Dakota
Couri
DO Wihirss
Brainard & Lockie, Oakes
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