Tariff debate continues in Congress amid cabinet and foreign affairs review
In Washington on June 15 the Senate debated the sugar schedule amid amendments to strike 195 cents and substitute 18 cents per pound. Pettigrew pressed anti-trust and immigration tax ideas while Cabinet members discussed Hawaii annexation and Cuba policy. President McKinley returned, praising the trip as voters welcomed him home.
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Associated Press
Senate
Caffery
Lomiana
Lomemna
Lindsay
Bodsay
Pettigrew
Pettia
Alabama
Tievant tract
Allie eon
Iowa
McEnery
Louisiana
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Washington station
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McKinley
Wasumatos
Hanna
Allion
Hawaii
Cuba
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Wasmiscios
Spooner
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sugar trust
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Death of Barnato and island fires in ragged dispatches
A chaotic late 19th century wire reports Barney Barnato, the South African diamond magnate, died by suicide aboard a ship near Madeira after Cape Town, with explanations of illness and surveillance. Separate items note a devastating fire on Ellis Island wrecking immigrant records, Sharkey challenging Maher to a boxing match, and unrelated small notices from New York and elsewhere.
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Cable and
Associated Press
London
Union Steamship Company
Fouchat
land of Madeira
Barney Barnato
Cape Town
Southampton
Barnato
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Pall Mal Gazette
Foxcrat
Madeira
aame
England
Scott
Fine Island
New Yoak
Ellie Leland
New York
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Maher
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Peter Maher
Dan Lynch
Sharkey
Al Smith
Starkey sai
Ireland
Dead Archbishop Janssen Honored in State Funeral Pageant
Early throngs fill Mary's Church as Archbishop Janssen lies in state. Bishop Vanderviver of Richmond presides. Nine bishops scheduled to participate in today's pageant with additional services tomorrow.
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New Onnessa
Mary’s Church
Janssen
AbSu''oka salemn
Vanderviver
Richmond
City Fathers Meet On Water Purification Ordinance
City council meets to discuss purifying city water with a cheaper flushing method for sewers. Investigation shows a main power line running east to west from town upper end to near cattle bridge, keeping water company payments at $87.50 monthly and Engiish Mill Co at $1840. An ordinance to prohibit bathing in the river within city limits is read and tabled for the next meeting.
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Board of Civ
Engiiah Mill Co
Ed Barber
Foley estate case proceeds in district court adjourned session
The Foley estate case draws District Court attention as it adjourns from Saturday. The court weighs jurisdiction and contract terms between Mrs Snath and the Foley heirs amid motions and objections, with rulings pending on testimony and attorney conduct.
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Foley
District Court
Cour
Snath
Climael
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