Senate approves tariff bill by 38 to 28 vote
The Senate adopts the tariff measure by 38 to 28. Support comes from 35 Republicans and two silver Republicans along with one Democrat, while 25 Democrats, two Populists, and one silver Republican oppose. Eight Republicans abstain paired with eight Democrats against it as a conference committee works toward final adoption. The bill could be signed by the President next week.
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Curious results of alien tax noted in Mount Carmel
The News of Mount Carmel reports that in Northumberland and Schuylkill counties many public officials have never naturalized. It suggests these officials fear exposure under the new labor tax law which the Legislature passed, arguing it could accomplish much by revealing their status.
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Schuylkill
Sixteenth Regiment Commands Brigade and Company C
The passage discusses the Sixteenth regiment leading the Second brigade and Company C, then shifts to Company I of Warren leading the regiment in both general average and efficiency. It urges checking this week’s MAIL to verify the figures and to tell the truth despite disagreement.
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Naturalization rush follows local tax law
Since Harrisburg passed a three cent per diem tax on foreigners many seek naturalization papers and aliens move toward the countries of origin, reshaping local demographics.
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Petroleum Use Expands For Railbed In New Jersey
New Jersey report shows West Jersey and Seashore railroad using petroleum to lay dust from its road bed and to preserve wooden ties, improving passenger comfort and track longevity. The note contrasts with Chicago grammer school results and wheat harvest labor issues, and comments on the ongoing Turkish crisis and international reaction.
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West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Treasury notes reveal Uncle 8am coinage milestone
During the fiscal year just closed Uncle 8aM coined 21,203,701 silver dollars. More than a fourth of the entire coinage was silver. Silver has not been banished and neither has gold. In the death of Senator Harris of Tennessee Congress loses its oldest member Hon. J. A. Grow of Pennsylvania the oldest in point of ses-
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Tennessee
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Legislative measures on schooling and public libraries statewide
A compilation of acts and proposed laws covering education and public libraries. It includes allowing summer school certificates, authorizing boroughs to fund free libraries, protecting school buildings, placing handbooks in schools, abolishing independent districts, aiding libraries, and guiding special school taxes. Other measures regulate legal practices, court actions, probate and county affairs.
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State Bar Association
New Laws Enacted By Governor Last Saturday
Several acts received the Governor's autograph, creating a State Board of Dental Examiners, allowing married women to convey real estate if living apart, correcting deed wording for failure of issue, validating certain instruments, and recognizing out of state medical diplomas. Other provisions amend ballot law, council and school director membership, bridge purchases by counties, and care for the poor and public school flag display. Wildlife destruction measures also included.
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Barn Painting Sparks Friendly Newspaper Rivalry
The Conneautville Courier reports playful rivalries after editors paint a barn, with complaints about lawn mowing and whether the coating was inside or outside. The piece notes the lighthearted tone and hints at boredom in the season.
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Typewriter price tag shocks Nebraska buyer
An Omaha man paid 10 000 dollars for a typewriter after only six weeks of acquaintance. The remark about bicycles is linked to rising costs and a forecast that typewriters may follow suit.
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Keystone Pennsylvanians hold first California reunion
The Society of Pennsylvanians organized by Keystone State natives in California held its first annual reunion near Santa Paula. About 400 native Pennsylvanians attended the event gathered by the California chapter of the society.
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Endeavor Convention Opens in Oakland California
A large California welcome marks the Christian Endeavor gathering with about 30 000 visitors from the East and Europe. Delegations from Pennsylvania and New Jersey arrive amid cheers while Michigan and Ohio contend for the 1899 convention prize. Rev Francis R Clark appears. Rev E R Wilke presides. flags and badges highlight the opening ceremonies as reports detail growth in societies across the United States and abroad with thousands joining missions and local groups.
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Delegates Rush to Yosemite After San Francisco Convention
Those who came directly to San Francisco for the convention plan some recreation before returning home. The march to use the state is delayed as many roam to Yosemite and other noted places, eager for a break after their duties.
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Sunstroke prevention and heat exhaustion guidance
Advice on avoiding sunstroke through shade and cool environments, plus steps to prevent heat exhaustion indoors and outdoors. Emphasizes gradual cooling, avoiding crowds, ventilation, moderate eating, and ample water while warning against overeating and risky foods. The piece stresses economical and safe living during heat waves.
THINGS ABROAD A roundup of notable events abroad and in England
Prince de Joinville, 79, is discussed as likely successor to the late Duc d Aumale in the French academy though he has been stone deaf for years. Croquet gains popularity in England with new matches announced daily. A Birmingham worker sent his three year old by parcel post, paying nine pence amid live animal rules. Konakry on Africa’s coast is reached again by a French expedition via Niger in three weeks, aiding road surveys. Sir John Kirk received a doctor of science from Cambridge. Sarah Siddons statue unveiled on Paddington Green with eleven descendants present and a speech by Sir Henry Irving. sculptor M Chavalliaud. Gen Rebillot, 75, fought a sword duel in Paris over a sharp article, keeping up after a gash above his eyebrow.
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Feeding pigs for rapid, quality growth advised in Rural World
The Rural World article urges a mixed diet to produce high grade pork, noting corn, shorts, and skim milk as a base with wheat as a substitute. It recommends peas for early growth, a diverse garden of flowers for bloom, and balanced nitrogen rich feeds to strengthen bone and muscle before final fattening on corn.
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