Fight in Senate ends with brawl over remarks in session
In Washington July 1 a Senate dispute between Senator Alley of Texas and Senator Beveridge of Indiana escalated into a physical clash. Bailey charged Beveridge with insults regarding Penfield of the State Department, then sprang up and seized Beveridge by the throat as desks toppled. Senators Hansbrough Spooner Bacon and Saylor intervened to separate them, Bailey threatening further violence before calm returned.
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Lancaster and Chester Railway Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary railway timetable shows routes and stations including Lancaster Chester with connections to Charlotte Northern Carolina line. It lists destinations and intermediate points such as Richbury Fort Law Hay and regional westbound lines, though the OCR is garbled and some entries are unreadable.
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Galine
Beveridge Bailey row ends amid cooling remarks
Senator Beveridge declined to press a feud with Senator Bailey after a Senate confrontation. He said he regretted the incident, denied being choked, and wished for continued cordial relations. A separate note mocks tonic sales and recounts a courthouse joke about marriage debts.
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The Charleston Post notes a Savannas Morning News quote questioning Bryan’s willingness to merge with Populists in Nebraska but not with Democrats in New York. It asserts Bryan is a Populist, not a Democrat, so his appeal lies with Populist voters and Nebraska Populists would back him while New York Democrats would not.
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Condition of the Crops Reports From Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau weekly crop summary notes another cool week east of the Rockies with abundant rain in the north and south drought easing in many areas. Cotton remains stressed in the south central belt though Texas shows improvement from heavy rains. Grain reports say Ohio Michigan Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Indian Territory crops are favorable. Illinois low lands worst. Louisiana sees copious rains but drought checks crops. Texas replanting due to late rain. cotton damage limited with good expected yields.
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Catarrh Cure Advertisement Promises $100 Reward
A vintage patent medicine ad offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure. It asserts Mail's Catarrh Cure works through blood purification and is widely sold by druggists. Wading Keinnan and Marvin Wholesale droghists are named as associates.
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