Senate Debates Tariff Revision Amid Ad Valorem Shift
Senate discussions on the Pett erwood Simmons tariff revision bill focus on reduced rates for all commodities and a move to ad valorem duties. Senator Simmons leads the Democrat charge with Senator Smoot agreeing on pace, as committees prepare for weeks of debate and potential amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Finance Committee
Smoot
Amoot
Simione
Penrone
Brief News Highlights From Across The Nation
A sweeping weekly roundup notes 350 deaths in the hot spell from beat proatrations across six eastern cities, new health rules in New York banning Friedmann sem um in patient care, and a national reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order assembling in Mooheeter New York. It cites mass wounded and prisoners arriving in Marcedosta, Minnesota planning about 15,000 dollars from Northern Pacific and Great Northern tolls, and a top court decision affecting Minnesota rates. It mentions the National Education Association conference in Halt Lake, Charity and Correction, and a Christian endeavor convention in Los Angeles, plus a rail project update and a war report on Moro campaigns in the Philippines.
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New York Board of Health
Elke
Mooheeter
N VY
Marcedosta
Minnesota
Castae
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
United States
Chicago
Calloway
Nalom
Ainte
Oleatt
Billea
Ty Attorner
Geveral Crawford
Supreme Court
Eork
National Education Association
National Conference i Charities and Correction
Christian Podeavor
Wittemuoen
Leonard
Eantewete
Enet
Wey
Sinnemucea
Nov
Hutle
Mont
Montana
Spearhuriing
War Department
Philippinos
Bellet
Pershing
Market Report Fragments From Portland Alfalfa and Wheat Prices
Market text shows delayed figures for Wheat temperate feeds and hay in Portland with prices noted. Mentions include alfalfa at 15 dollars per ton and hay Timothy around 18 dollars per ton. References to creameries and regional exchange points are present.
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Seattle
Senate approves homestead law tweak amid railroad strike talks
A Chicago grand jury and labor officials are cited in a report about $900,000 in oleomargarine taxes and a Monday White House interview with the president at Secretary Wilson to avert a railroad worker strike. The Senate passes a bill updating the three year homestead requirement allowing $1.50 per acre improvements instead of cultivating 16 acres, enabling quicker patent.
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Chicago Grand Jury
Wilson
White House
Senate
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Pioneers
Halem
Wortland
William Haney
Oakland
Rosebure
Baumeardt
Layon
Parmer
Olgal Eterichbotters
Clackamas Bouthern Railway
Comenfeninny Ceane
Judes Wolverton
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Howthorn Macife
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Appeh
Telee
United Minee 1
Treachers
Mount Head
United States
Mount Mom
Lost Lal
Office of State
Finley
Chamberlain
Department of Justice & Parole
David
McNeil
Weatman
Oregon
Lortené Blevenson
Wash
Olcott
Crawford
Unclear historic notes on events and people amid chaotic text
Fragmentary notes recount various topics from a 19th century page: fugitive mentions, a fatal car accident, a railway deal, land decrees, topographical surveys, and legal reforms. Names appear irregularly with uncertain context, leaving the key events and actors sketchy and hard to tie to a single story.
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Alex McNair & Co
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R. T. Boats
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R. F. Zachman
Samuel Gompern
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
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United Mine Workers
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National Association of Manufacturers
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New Jersey
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Armerican Federation of Labor
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Money Trust
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David Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
New York
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Osborn
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