Printing presses tariff debate in Underwood schedule hearing
The hearings focus on a revised iron and steel schedule with duties like 15 cents a ton and 80 percent tariffs for printing presses, as Democrats push revenue over protection. Garner of Texas may join the committee, while James Bennett argues to keep free printing presses against high duties painting a murky export picture.
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Texan
Representative Garner
Texas
Garner
James E. Bennett
New York
Treasury
Census
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Underwood
Bennett
United States
Rheuma Brings Quick Relief for Rheumatism Pain
Comfort for rheumatics claims rapid relief from twisted swollen joints as Rheuma expels uric acid. It targets stomach liver kidneys and bladder to ease gout neuritis lumbago and neuralgia with a money back guarantee at Van Antwerp's Co. 50 cents.
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van Antwerp
The Item Begins Fund for Serda Firefighter Family
The Mobile Item starts a fundraiser for the Serda family widow and orphaned children after the Mobile Theatre fire. The Mobile Register endorses the drive and pledges 25 dollars. Elks donate 109 dollars and plan a minstrel benefit, with a committee led by Exalted Ruler Jones.
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Mobile Register
Mobile Item
Joseph Serda
Register
Serda
Elks
The
Elks Minstrels
C. 8. Schweitzer
Frank Stoll
Schwarz
Walter Walsh
C. H. Allen
Ruler Jones
Phantom Ship Seen Off Block Island Vanishes Without Trace
A mysterious burning vessel sighted near Block Island disappeared completely leaving no wreckage. The Seneca abandoned the search while the Acushnet pressed on. Towboat captains speculated the glow came from a tug’s smokestack. A fisherman sworn to the sight believed a three masted schooner burned at sea. The sea has run rough. the crew may have abandoned ship.
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Newport
R. I
Block Island
Prince's Neck
United States Revenue Cutter
Seneca
Acushnet
H. M. Knowles
Third Life Saving District
Warren Hall
Skin grafting used to save a sister's life in Philadelphia
Mary Ratta three years old, badly burned when her dress caught fire at a bonfire. Her sister Margaret, twenty, volunteered to donate skin. Surgeons at St Timothy's Hospital grafted skin patches from the older girl onto the child to aid recovery.
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Philadelphia
St. Timothy’s Hospital
Mary Ratta
Windover Street
Manayunk
Margaret Ratta
John Ratta
Mary
Cat
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