Democrats Propose Ad Valorem Tariff Plan And Free Raw Materials
The Ways and Means Committee releases a tariff bill favoring ad valorem duties over specific rates, aims to free key raw materials for industry, and lowers duties on coal iron steel sugar and wool. It argues ad valorem is fairer, cites Clay support, and outlines major schedule changes and revenue impact.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Wilson
Committee On Ways and Means
Custom House
Clay
COLT
Ilence
Conference
McKinley
Pacific Coast
Amangg Lars
Customs Service
Iron and Steel
Lake
Alabama
Lear
Carnerie
Pitsburg
Stirling
Chicago
Eimiitee
TSS
Axminister
MoGitte
Wilton
Brussels
Gold Strike Sparks Activity Near Helen Blazey Camp
In Organ District, fifty miles north of El Paso, miners and prospectors rush to Helen Blazey after a reader from El Paso reports taking up an extension on The Last Chance and finding free gold at three feet. Veins of gold bearing rock six to eighteen inches thick stretch for three miles, with drill coverings of three to six feet.
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EnPaso
Texas
Helen Blazey
Organ District
el Paso
White supremacy and party unity in South Carolina politics
The Mountaineer editor publishes Senator Butler views on Democratic leagues. M C Burner argues for unity, warns leagues could widen rifts, urges harmony and tolerance. Also reported is A S Loving’s acquittal in Roanoke for embezzlement charges after a short trial.
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Greenville
S. C
The
Mountaineer
Butler
South Carolina
Washington, D.C
Col
Joe
A Hoyt
S.C
Sirr Laman
Southarolina
National Democratic Association
League
Chauncey Diack
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Gardner
Diavrange
Carolina
M. C. Burner
St James Gazette critiques tariff bill and Cleveland promises
The St James Gazette expresses uneven approval of the new tariff bill while noting it signals Cleveland is prepared to fulfill his promises. It contends the bill offers relief to trade and keeps the differential duty favorable to American producers throughout.
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London
St. James Gazette
Cleveland
Progress of the new American steel navy and naval policy
The first annual report of Secretary Ivary A. Herbert outlines naval construction progress since the new steel navy began, with nine ships launched, six completed, high trial speeds, contract reforms, and a call for funding changes. It notes the fleet strengths, orders three torpedo boats, and discusses gun calibres and armor amid a broader push for stronger maritime defenses. Nearby, a Kalamazoo incident details Will Warvey and Thomas Wilson plotting harm to a boy, Mattson, who was rescued by a companion as burning clothes caused injuries. authorities consider charges as families deal with injuries and community reaction.
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Washinaton
Ivary A. Herbert
Llerbert
Louse Naval Committee
United States Navy
United States
Gimlar
Tlerlert
Cleveland
Congress
Whitney
Ile
Kalamazoo
Mich
Will Warvey
Thomas Wilson
Otsego
Kalamazoo River
Chatrlce Mott- Fon
Tarry Patrick
Mattson
Patrick
Summer piano and organ sale with tests and terms
Advertises cash purchases of piano at spot price with balance due November 8 1893. Also organ options from Steinway Mason & Slamlin Mathushek Stirling. Fifteen day test trial and free freight both ways. Large lot of nearly new virtuos and organs for sale. Edgefield Chronicle notes hogs versus cotton profits and a comment on hog raising in South Carolina.
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Steinway Mason & Slamlin
Mathushek
Stirling Wianos
Mason & Slamlin
Stirling
Trump
Columbia, Ss. C
Edgefield
J.C. Rainsford
South Carolina
Thanksgiving ends quarantine in Brunswick as fever wards clear
Brunswick Georgia reports no new yellow fever cases or deaths, infections drop, and refugees return home. Surgeon Murray announces quarantine lifted, rail and Mallory Line ships resume service, with ongoing baggage surveillance and city disinfecting. A. Ott arrested for refusing bedding disinfection. officials stress the epidemic is over for outsiders.
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Brunswick
Brass Bind
Murray
Drunswick
Mallory
A. Ott
United States
Arrests Made After Beauford Riot Target Mob Leaders
Assistant Attorney General Buchanan returned from Beaufort after Governor Tillman directed arrests of eight white men and six negroes for the Con stables Swan and Strobel assault. Among those seized were Townsend the acting mayor, police chief J Hi Grant, M Stopperbein, Calhoun, Narrison, O Rouke, and Opland. The mob leaders are alleged among the detainees. Arrests proceed to cover all involved.
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Columbia
S. C
Buchanan
Beaufort
Tillman
Swan
Strobel
Townsend
J. Hi. Grant
Stopperbein
GL. Calhoun
Il. Nlarrison
O'Rouke
Opland
Mr. Iuchanan
Found Dead in a Field at Batesburg
Batesburg reports the death of Joel Etheredge a respected farmer who was found in his field this morning with his gun discharged the head resting on a burning stump. Authorities fear foul play and an inquest is planned to determine if the death was accidental or not. Etheredge leaves a wife and a large family.
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Tuller
Eacapo
RoaNnoke
A. S. Loving
First National Bank
Messrs. Wright & Voge
John KE. Penn
Loving
Batesburg
Joel Etheredge
Etheredze
Local dealers offer price quotes on farm machinery
Farmers and the public are urged to let local dealers estimate machinery purchases before ordering elsewhere. The message claims strong ties with manufacturers allow matching American prices and argues buying local keeps money in the state, avoiding higher costs from foreign dealers.
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Dewitt
Tarsney
Breckinridge
Buyaum
Warner
Kasin
New Onrnans
Jean Lahitte
Claiporne Street
Democratic League
America's Grand Navy
Moerbert
Benaufort
J. W. Gibbes & Co
General Agents
Columbia, & CO
Typewalter
Dr. KU
Safa
Bruges
Lampa
Addreosa L.f.padgett
Bross Stron
America
W. H. Gibbes Jr
Columbia, S. C
Tozer
Talbott
Bladham, Columbia, 8. C
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