Senate Yields Not Yet in Tariff Battle Confrontation
In Wasitixoton on July 21 the Senate and House tariff debates drew crowds as lawmakers clashed over a reform bill. Senators Vilas and Ur of New York opened with speeches while Mr Harris defended the conference report. The House bill faced criticism for diverging from party pledges, with conference talks showing no immediate yield from the Senate. Dems plan a nonbinding conference of tariff supporters to seek agreement ahead of possible action.
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Wisconsin
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New York
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United States
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Wilson
Cleveland
Clevelan
Weather Beat Shoots To Hottest Day Yet
The report notes a rapid rise in temperatures from 67 degrees at 7 am to 99 degrees by 2 pm. The government signal service bureau logged the scorching climb with warnings of heat ahead despite a slow start.
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Buresa
Rioters Targeted by European Steel Boss Visit
Fred Hirsch of Prenkfort-on-the-Main, Germany, claims Im and Victoria groups in Chicago sparked rioting over Krupp issues. He says German engineers employ 12,000 workers and criticizes American labor unrest as excessive, noting stricter discipline in Regium and blaming immigrant workers for violence. He urges prompt treatment of labor disputes and asserts industrial harmony in his country.
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Victoas
Europe
Pred Bireh
Curreano
Fred Hirsch
Prenkfort-on-the-Main
Germany
Lnseen
Chicago
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Andarigs
Sam
Régium
Cay
Loss to Stock Yards Over Terminal Charges
The article discusses proposed $2 terminal charges on stock received at Chicago stock yards tied to a strike. Officials fear the fee will transfer costs to farmers and shift cattle to other markets. Committees warn conservative interests aim to profit from farmers’ investments totaling about $23 million.
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McKinley Politics and Arctic Expedition News
Ohio Governor McKinley and ex governors Merriam and Alger are in conference with political implications for his presidential chances. A Columbus visit and Tippecanoe club address are planned. Dr Cook’s Arctic expedition returned after a collision with an iceberg. the Mirands will be repaired at Cape Charles before Greenland. The column notes varied local and national items with editorial flairs.
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Alger
Meerst Cinveland
Crevetawn
Wiliam McKinley
Ohio
William H. Merriam
Minnesota
Russell A. Alger
Michifat
Marl Hanns
Goveroor McKinley
Yelena
Lynne
Mckinles
Hanox
McRieley
McKinsey
Mnes
Columbus
Tippecanoe Club
Mr. Cook
Jon
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Mirands
University of Pennsylvania Letrador
Cape Charles
Greenland
New American Labor Union Aims to Unite All Workers
A new group named the American Labor Union seeks to unite all labor forces except railroaders, pledging one general head and solidarity under the motto the cause of one is the cause of all. Founding leaders include W Walsh and W H Overton with debates over merging with the A R U and Debs backing from E V Debs and 4.5 McFadden.
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Board of Directure of the
New Order
Knights of Labor
Isbor
Enere
Grand Brotherhood of Man
Ita
Labor
Inbor
M.A. Cogley
Chicago
C. A. Reiler
W. B. Kerr
Col. F. Hamilton
P. J. Grimes
F. M. Donneily
H. E Huntington
Jona Costello
Owen McShane
William Russell
Peter Kennedy
S. Frotherstone
C. L Dall
Pee
E. V. Debs
McFadden
Debs
Railroiding
American Hailway Union
Frick Testifies on Armor Plate Inquiry
Chairman Frick of Carnegie Steel testified before the naval committee on armor plate matters. He claimed the armor plate branch was minor, left to Superintendent Hunsicker, and criticized navy penalties as excessive. He asserted no conspiracy and blamed inspectors for missed duties, stressing worker welfare and wages.
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Monty Making
Chem
Wasuixetos
Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Hunsicker
Erick
Navy Department
Mr. Frick
Knights of Labor backs Populists in Nebraska campaign
The Knights of Labor executive board met in Dana Nebraska on July 24 and resolved to support the Populist cause. Workman D Allemand advised, and organizers will be sent across Nebraska to mobilize workers and farmers for the November elections.
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Dana
Neb
Knights of Labor
D’allemand
Struggls
Polis
Soldiers' Lawless Acts At Enid Prompt Charges
Enid reports a riot by soldiers who abducted residents, threatened harm, and set fires while disputing shooter identities. Mayor Moore files charges against captains and soldiers. U S deputy marshals are accused of violating rights. Governor Renstrow and state officials rushed to scene to restore order and protect citizens.
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Enid
Sovrn Exim
John Moore
Thuyur
Moure
Odptein Wuackay
Alloure
Charles L. Shearer
A. R Elliotts
Elliot
Bisiost
Shearer
Nort Eotd
Guthrie
Secretary of War
Moore
Bina
Mackay
Beaifrow
Geranre
Heatfrow
United States
Northtown
Renstrow
Lowe
Brooks
Debs Trial Defense Arguing Under Anti Trust Law
In Cariaco on July 24 the Debs trial heard District Attorney Milchriet attack the defense claim the injunction bill is void under the anti trust act of 1810. He argued the government has a pecu liar interest in interstate commerce and may file such actions. Defense attorney Irwin contended the complaint charged orders to strike not mere advice.
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Arguuiest
Cariaco
Debs
United States Circuit Court
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Tuday
Trewin
Irwin
Woods
ALR. U
Rwin
Advi
Pacific Railroads Bill Minority Report Promised
The minority of the house committees on Pacific railroads oppose the Reilly bill to adjust Central Pacific debts and will publish a report this week. Harris of Kansas and Boatner of Louisiana contribute views arguing against extending time for debt settlement, warning of legal effects on the Stanford suit and lack of government security. A separate note mentions a bill to shift border opium and Chinese smuggling patrols to the War Department. The yacht Vigilant wins its twelfth race against Britannia near Rocurs Port. Subscribe for the Daily State Journal.
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Boatner
Louisiana
Harris
Kansas
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Stanford
Wasarsutos
Senator Power
Montana
War Department
Walter Wellman Arctic expedition fate believed
Reports from Norway and Tromsund confirm that the Walter Wellman expedition is lost with uncertainty over the crew. Prof. Oyen was found near Dane’s Island with a dog, alive but starving, after staying behind with supplies as Wellman sailed northward to reach ice. The Saide vessel carried medicine and provisions for the professor to endure the Arctic solitude.
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Associate
Presa
Wellman
Heryid
Trotance Gay
Tromsot
Norway
Mr. Welliman
Tere
James W. Scott
Chirage Herat Betterad
Dane’s Island
Spitzbergen
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Mr. Fielden
Saide
Oyen
Wistresa
Johansen
Anna
Fielden
Dane's Island
Hig
Arctic
Owen
Dane’s
Walter
New Labor Pact Restricts Union Ties at San Ta Fe Firm
A San Ta Fe company shows a new contract limiting employee allegiance to unions. The text says workers may sign new contracts and forfeit certain protections if they join or support any labor group. Old contracts are superseded and enforceability depends on the company’s terms, with a potential loss of wages and job security for dissenters.
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Anne
Rothe
Move on Wane Restores Eastman and Gran Roles
Court actions in the state move to restore Eastman as superintendent Traane asylum and John Hrua ye to office. Officers were urged to seek reevaluation of Dart’s Board decisions. Retrial failures and authority questions appear as the case unfolds.
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Eastman
Traane Asylum
John Hrua
Dr. Dart
Cox
Gran
Wess
Uae
Fourteen Men Refuse to Fight in Labor Clash
Fourteen workers were discharged after refusal to go where orders were given. The incident centered on a dispute with a local company as authorities reportedly strengthened security with additional detectives in Toyoh.
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Bunta Fero
House
T He Po
Toyoh
Medill for senator 70s era notes party maneuvers
A report from Springfield and Chicago outlets describes party leaders backing Joseph Medill for U S senator and notes a telegraph move aimed to secure his nomination. The piece cites figures, mentions the Imperial Shrine meeting, and lists campaign and funding details amid farm and weather notes.
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Springfeld
Eps
T. Jumivou
Wiliien F .Mazen
Medill
Modi
Shkriers Lu
Forenoon
Turf Topics and a Hesitant Steeplechase Analysis
The article discusses turf events with wary tone on the cold and grueling steeplechase. It notes Jasper pacing near top speed and reflects on race outcomes and the need for constant caution against mistakes.
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