Routine Business and Appropriation Bills Dominate Congress
Washington June 29 Senate and House mixed action on foreign relations reciprocity bill and diplo matic and consular measures. Senate debated Utah commission, pensions, postal class changes, and a silver bill while appointing conferees on agricultural and Indian appropriations. House moved toward conference on army and Indian appropriations, opposed higher sums, and adjourned after scheduling further talks and a tim ber act repeal vote.
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Horrible wall collapse buries workers at Winston building
A brick wall collapse at the Winston building in Lynchburg around 8:30 am buries twelve laborers. Nine recovered by noon. three killed, four badly hurt, two with minor injuries. J. J. Winston, a prominent city businessman, among the dead. Debris cleared after late hours. reports of three additional buried men proved false.
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Prohibition Convention Opens With Sparks Over Platform
The June 29 report details the prohibition convention in Cincinnati. John H. St John of Kansas presided briefly, Col Eli Ritter named permanent chair, and Sam Small led a minority push before a majority adopted a broad platform opposing fusion. Delegates debated voting rules and reinforced anti liquor stances amid packed applause.
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Republican State convention snubs prohibition in Iowa
Des Moines June 29 The Republican State convention opened at 11 am with temporary chair R B Huff. Permanent chair A L Hager chosen. Key nominees Renominated Secretary of State W M McFarland Treasurer Byron A Beeson and Attorney General John G Stone. Prohibition plank debated then tabled. majority report adopted. Local option plank dropped. convention adjourned amid cheers and hisses.
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Interest Will Be Paid by Richmond and Danville Receivers
New York and Washington dispatches report that the Richmond and Danville railroad receivers, under Judge Bond, will pay necessary interest and rental charges due July 1 to preserve system integrity. They will not cover first mortgage interest, which will be deferred, while Tennessee Virginia and Georgia receivers are authorized to pay July 1 coupons. Receivers may issue certificates for payrolls and vouchers, and may pay car trust installments from earnings, but no authority to cover Danville sixes interest.
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Gentlemen's Negligee Shirts Featured by Tucker & Co
W. H and RS Tucker and Co advertise a wide range of gentlemen's negligee shirts in Benguelas Oxford Cambridge Palmettoes Batiste Zephyrs Madras Percale. Prices start at 50 cents and shirts, ties, and related garments are highlighted as essential wardrobe items.
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Gauze shirts in short and long sleeves Lisle thread shirts Balbriggan and Nainsook shirts and drawers Elastic seam drawers in cotton and linen Complete lines of gents furnishings in high grade goods at reasonable prices WH and B S Tucker and CoS
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