Sugar tax repeal fight edges toward House vote
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to report Wilsons bill removing the one tenth of a cent per pound sugar import differential. Protests from Germany and Austria followed, with Treasury officials noting Spain pays an export bounty on sugar. The move, tied to MFN treaty concerns, aims to clear the way for a US tariff schedule adjustment.
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Austria
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Tariff Bill Passes Argentine Congress Reports Favor US Products
The US minister in Argentina, William I. Buchanan, reports dated January 1 that Argentina’s new tariff bill passed the congress. Friendly foreign affairs and tariff commission efforts boosted inducements for US goods. Principal yellow pine lumber valued around 260,000 pounds annually moved, aiming to lift demand.
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UN Wasmseros
United States
William I. Buehanan
Plan to press currency reform despite prior setback
In St Another Plan Waserycrox the Carlisle currency bill faced a House defeat but officials say a new currency measure with executive support will be introduced in about two weeks. Time will lapse to reduce confusion and start a fresh campaign under better conditions. In Wasur Noros a counterfeit ten dollar note from 1880, series 1880, is reported with Webster portrait and pink scalloped tent. Louisiana lawmakers urged immediate relief for sugar producers harmed by repeal of the McKinley bounty.
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Impeachment Move Advances Against Judge Ricks
Washington January 10 The house judiciary committee approved a resolution for the impeachment of Judge Ricks of Ve land. The vote 7 for impeachment and one Republican for it while one Democrat voted against. The line was nearly even as the committee reported the action.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Senator Coke Clears Bill To Light End Of South Jetty
In Wasinxcros on June 11 the senate passed Mr Grewban's bill authorizing a light at the south jetty end near Gille reston. The signature of the president pro tem is all that stands between the measure and becoming law.
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Gillereston
Currency, oleomargarine battles bogs down in House action
Fragmented notes from sessions show debate over oleomargarine and currency plans. Reports mention Representative Hineit of Illinois, Hatch and Bynum on the oleomargarine bill, a ruling on a recess, and no quorum proving no action taken. Other items cover Faulkner bond proposals, silver coinage plans, and possible extra sessions. Key figures include Hatch, Bynum, and Simmons.
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Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill Passed by House
The sundry civil appropriation bill for fiscal year 1896 was completed by the House Appropriations Committee. It totals 98,540,021 dollars, 7,405,798 less than the estimates. Chairman Wilson of the Ways and Means Committee called a meeting exploring tax relief options and anticipated action on Peace’s resolution regarding federal verg municipal tax measures.
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Wilson
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Vergmun
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People story
A reader recounts miraculous recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for pale people. The piece praises the pills as effective for rheumatism and general vitality, claiming diverse benefits and endorsing purchase from Williams Medicine Company.
Ward of Allegheny City Ends in Political Strife and Suicides
In Allegheny City, the Thirteenth ward earns notice for personal crisis reports and untimely deaths. Former alderman Joseph Lolink died, Charles Welty succeeded, Welty later shot himself, then Valentine Gast became alderman but fell ill and died. Gov Pattison appointed F. J Hepp amid initial disputes. A new craze from Mexico features jumping beans caused by a line worm, with worms maturing into butterflies signaling a potential regional impact.
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Sloseph Lolink
Charles Wealty
Welty
Valentine Gast
Gov. Pattison
F. J Hepp
Hepp
Thirteenth Ward
Mexico
Louisiana Items of Crime and Relief Across Parishes
A long, garbled list from New Orleans and surrounding parishes details crimes, trials, and relief efforts. It mentions break-ins at Wallig Fey’s establishment, a body found on the river, a police intervention at Keystone sugar refinery, shootings at Woodland plantation, and charity shipments for Nebraska sufferers. Also noted are drownings, arrests, bloodhound enforcement, and local business notes amid a flood of scattered incidents.
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Willie Owen
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Monroe
Dim Steven
Edward Mehrman
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New Orleans Board of Trade
Electric light chemists unveil ultra thin gold foil
Joseph Wilson Swan, famed for electric light work, showcased ultra thin gold oil deposited on copper and dissolved copper to yield transparent foil. A notable artesian well in New Hampshire delivers eight inches diameter and 670 feet depth with water enough to power a light plant. A Newton Maine farmer sues the school board over eighteen years of water usage from a hill well.
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Chamberlain
Newton
Front Hill
What Next Aculler Displays A Novel Weapon What Next
A murky description notes an unusual weapon described as a combination Wenife and fork for aiding persons with one arm. The blade is shorter yet wider than typical, turned up at the end, and there are three prove.
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