Republicans Revolt Wins Cuba Reciprocity Battle in House
The Cuba reciprocity bill passes after Republicans join Democrats to overrule the chair on germaneness and adopt the sugar differential removal. The final vote 247 to 52 with many party-line changes. analysis shows crossovers by 124 Republicans and 122 Democrats. The day follows a heated, factional fight tied to Beet Sugar interests.
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Sugar duties and Cuban trade pact passage moment described
The session saw Republicans resist removing the Dingley differential for beet sugar and oppose other amendments. Massachusetts Republican Roberts failed to gain support for removing duties on hides. A Cuba reciprocal trade deal was authorized linking a 20 percent reduction in Dingley duties for Cuban imports until December 1, 1908, with refined sugar duties set at 1.825 cents per pound during the agreement.
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Health Restored by Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
A Jacksonville Illinois woman describes severe illness including internal inflammation and weakness, weighing 95 pounds before treatment and 156 after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports relief from pain and distress, regained strength, and full ability to work, crediting the medicine for her recovery.
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Mob Drives Out Abusive Husband in Sandwich Illinois
A mob of about 100 forced Jarvis Coley to leave Sandwich after years of beating his wife Christina Heissenger who died after drinking carbolic acid. Neighbors aided the abused widow and the mob warned Coley to depart town.
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Royal Baking Powder Co. Advert Strategy
Royal Baking Powder Co of 100 William St New York engages readers with a concise promotional note. The compact item highlights the brand presence in a prominent financial district address. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Merger of Fraternities and Related News Items
Brief items note potential remand of a case to Ramay court and discuss an injunction about the sale of the Ancient Order of the Red Cross to the Bankers Union of the World. Other items cover Jasper Oglesby and Stella Lawrence engagement rumors, Colombian government reinforcements in isthmus conflicts, and disciplinary actions at Fairmount and Friends colleges. Additional reports include a factory strike in Aurora and a Belgian constitutional reform vote.
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William Jones arraigned in murder of Heywood
William M. Jones was arraigned in Detroit police court charged with the murder of George M. Heywood whose body was found on a street near his home. Jones denied the crime and a bail hearing was set for April 25 as he remained jailed.
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Corn Shortage Hit US Exports, Austin Reports Losses
Treasury statistician P. Austin explains a drought driven corn shortage caused a $50 million drop in exports and $79 million rise in imports in the last nine months, with corn and oats driving most of the decline while total export value fell. He notes temporary conditions, not waning demand, as the cause.
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Appeal of an erring wife in London divorce case
In London on April 10 the Marquis of Downshire was granted a divorce due to the mar chioness Miss Hare and Captain Joseph Laycock of the Yeomanry. The corespondent Laycock, a millionaire with hunting and yachting ties and a South Africa service record, was not defended. A later letter by the marchioness pleaded forgiveness. the marquis remained unmoved. Separately, eastern bondholders won a case in Topeka over $450,000 bonds tied to county seat elections between Lakin and Hartland. Des Moines reported a cattle sale of Brown and Randolph Bros with 49 cattle selling for $28,400. In Knoxville delegates to the Tennessee Federation of Women’s Clubs rejected urging opposing negro women’s club admission to the general federation.
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Belmont Sees Mistake as L N Deal Settlement Nears
New York April 19 The Evening Test outlines how a lucrative Louisville and Nashville stock pool sought to squeeze shorts with banker aid. Belmont, L N board leader, urged caution noting potential missteps while Gates and allies held control you the company. Merger suit moves to federal court. state attorney general weighs next steps after removal.
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Douglas
British consols fully oversubscribed by New York banks
New York reports that P. Morgan & Co and Baring & Co announce the 25 million dollars of British consols offered for sale in the United States have been oversubscribed tenfold. The announcement confirms strong investor demand from American institutions for British gilt funds.
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Markets Across Chicago and St Louis Report Mixed Trading
Chicago and St Louis markets show mixed results with grains easing and live stock varying. Reports note butter, poultry, potatoes, and hogs with price ranges and receipts, while Texas Governor Hogg returns from England.
Cotton exports fall in value despite rising quantity
Analysis notes cotton exports rose by about 334,000,000 pounds in the nine months to March, but value fell by 18 million dollars due to lower prices abroad. Imports rise mainly in manufacturing raw materials, offsetting trade concerns with a forecast of a favorable balance.
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Outlook 5S Roseate Trade Gains and Disruptions Report
G Dun and Company notes stronger business in the past week with faster retail distribution, improved county roads aiding collections, and 6.9 percent higher April railway earnings. Labor disputes eased, but tardy deliveries persist. cotton goods lag raw materials while woolens soften. grain and meats stay firm. The Bradley White Lead factory in Brooklyn burned for a loss of 100000 dollars. Postmaster Coyne’s term extended to end 1905. New British loan quickly over subscribed. The International Banking Company plans to short the Pinspirations.
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