Congress Stalemate Surges Over Appropriation Bills
In Washington on June 29 a heated clash over regular annual appropriations splits Congress. House opposition to Senate amendments risks delaying government funding beyond July 20, while free coinage advocates win momentum as Senate votes Friday on the bill with amendments. Conferees named on agriculture and army bills signal ongoing committee maneuvering amid brinkmanship and threatened adjournment.
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Hatch
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Iowa
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
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Nays
Mitchell
Belknap
Senate Passes Multiple Appropriation Bills Promptly
The Senate moved quickly through the conference report on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill and the legislative and pension appropriations, then the post office and silver coinage debates, with votes on amendments and a Canadian retaliation bill. House action stricken Utah Commission and local land relief for settlers passed, adjournment follows.
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House Repeats Rejection of Indian Appropriation Report
The House again rejected a conference committee report on a general appropriation bill. The Indian appropriation bill, after an agreed position, was sent back to conference for a second time to resolve remaining differences.
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Big Suit for Damages Brought by Colored Prohibition Delegate
O N Grandison a colored Prohibition delegate and Bennett College president at Greensboro N C faced breakfast refusals at the Gibson House Cincinnati and vowed big damage suit against the hotel. Public prints say support from the Reedman’s Aid Society and Methodist Church will back him. Also notes end of reciprocity talks with Cuba Porto Rico and the U S and a local ad push for a summer clearance sale at Jos Home & Co Penn Avenue.
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Brass Bands and Drum Corps Campaign Call
Citizens urged to form brass bands or drum corps as presidential campaign begins. Contact H. Kleber & Bro at 34 Wood Street for instrument catalogs, featuring Higham Pourcellla Slater and Empire bands, drums and complete outfits, plus boys drums and cornets at special prices.
Fourth of July Fireworks and Travel Deals
Tickets on gate June 28 to July 1 with return until July 15 from Pittsburg at 2175. Fireworks and explosives offered by James W. Grove at Fifth Avenue claim a wide stock and best prices. Variety includes all styles and sizes with emphasis on value and selection for Independence Day celebrations.
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Real Estate Ad and Vacation Travel Offers
Real estate listing for 401 Smithfield Street Col Fourth Avenue with 100000 surplus 75000 deposits at 4 percent. Bank safe deposit vaults urged for travelers at Farmers Deposit National Bank Fourth Avenue. Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad offers Meadville round trip tickets 835 at July 5 4 return by July 9. Advertisement for trunks bags from Jdaurs W. Guoveg Fifth Avenue.
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Bell & Co
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W. M. Terry Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Elkton Kentucky drug dealer W. M. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other cough medicine he has sold. He notes it cures cold quickly and acts as a reliable preventive and cure for croup and relieves whooping cough.
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Ride specials on Pittsboro and Western Railway advertised
The notice promotes rail travel with bound trip tickets on sale July 2 for a round trip to Aylewheny Erie Painesville and nearby stops. It touts stock lines, low prices, and salesmanship at James W. Grove's on Fifth Avenue, plus a plug for DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a health aid.
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Gasping Wells Mark Slow Oil Run in Gordon Sand
In Gordon field and nearby Sistersville, Forest Oil No. 1 Campbell shows only about 195 barrels daily as drainages persist. Meise No. 1 and Johnston McEwen farm wells hinge on deeper drilling. McDonald area output steady around 21,000 barrels with various wells awaiting Gordon sand results. Local operators plan deeper tests to improve yield while other wells move toward fifth sand prospects.
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Sistersville
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Ludwig & Mooney
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Wells Island
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Finleyville
Thomas McGowan
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Weller
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Brutal highwayman attack ends in death in the SE
The narrative reports a fatal assault by highwaymen resulting in the death of Robert Barns Hutchineun. It notes Jease Musser, once supposed to be hanged, appearing in Houstonia. A stranger lynched in Missouri and Quo warranto actions in Chicago involve a telegraph company accused of operating a pool room and gambling business.
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Houstonia
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Painter Stephen Duffy dies in 100 foot fall on bridge tower
Stephen Duffy a 33 year old painter fell from a scaffold on the North tower of the new suspension bridge on the Canadian side at 11:30 AM and was dashed to pieces on the stone foundation. His companion Charles Johnson barely avoided the same fate and saved himself. Duffy, who came from Utica New York two weeks ago, was unmarried and had a sister and brother living there.
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Courting Judge Lynch and a Southern Crime
News from Woodbury Tennessee reports a young Black man named Lillard attacked Miss McKnight about 20 near a secluded spring and fled. He was captured and jailed. authorities fear potential mob action at the jail before morning.
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Color Line Debate Enters Hawaiian Legislature
Hawaiian Legislature remains in session as native members push tactics to force daily attendance of all white members. A late vote on a color line issue stood 24 to blank, with Hawaiians losing the measure.
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Taste and whiskey connoisseurship in New York clubs
An article notes that refined palates seek the purest flavors and attributes in whisky, citing the C F C brand aged over ten years as favored by connoisseurs. It mentions the George T. Stagg Co of Frankfort Kentucky and James Getty & Co of Pittsburgh as distributors, and references travel and passport services offered by Smithfield Street firm Splifts.
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Garfield Monument Planned in West Park Chicago
Late brief notes report Chicago intent to erect a Garfield memorial in West Park amid other items. Mississippi river overflows threaten old records. Chippewa and Eau Claire rivers rise in Wisconsin. A defective anchor collapsed at Niagara killing Charles Johnson. A mob hanged an unnamed man from Tennessee. Prohibition organizer Ritter seeks ten thousand dollars for party work. Susan Sewall and a baby died in Cento Cenjum incident. Tennessee Seventh were jailed. religious liberty case in Chicago discussed. Final line references Robert Gatun.
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Summer Resorts New Jersey Hotel HEEE Eley Opens June 14
Summer resort notices describe Hotel HEEE Eley at Extreme Ocean End of Kentucky Ave reopening under new management with enlarged, newly furnished facilities and moderate terms. Listings include The Wiltshire in Cape May with ocean view rooms, The Carleton in Spring Lake with gas electric and artesian water, and other Jersey coast properties.
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