Senate Votes to Pass Tariff Bill Signaled by McKinley
In Washington July 24 President McKinley signed the tariff bill at 4 18 p m after the Senate approved it by a 40 to 30 vote. The galleries cheered as the measure was reported and roll call show 40 Yeas and 23 or 20 Nays with several members not present or paired.
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Senator Allen Aide Ill, Dobbs and Perkins Out Sick
Vague OCR fragment notes Senator Allen and aides ill and two named aides Dobbs and Perkins out sick on a Friday. Mentions farm trades and someone named Hy ample, but details are unclear.
Auxiliary Lodge Opens New G A R Rooms Saturday
A new G A R lodge hall was erected with a large charter, replacing the old rooms. The ladies auxiliary of the order organized the event, naming the post as No. 9 and marking the expansion of the organization.
Senate repartee between Allen and Foraker mirrors fraud debate
In a lively Senate exchange Allen and Foraker spar over fraud allegations in Ohio and Illinois votes. Allen claims large fraud and corrupting influence from political machines, while Foraker cites census figures and past election parity to challenge the accusations. The session moves toward executive consideration as tensions rise.
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Gazette Defends Storm Report Against Washington Herald
Montgomery correspondent replies to Washington Herald and defends Gazette account of a Tuesday night storm. Names local informants include Abram Banta E M Hunter Wm Banta Fred Dagus Fred Jacobson Martin Doyle Michael Hef fernan John D Morgan Jno Bowling and others cited as credible sources.
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Walking Delegate Skepticism Sparks Silver Debate
A provincial speaker mocks the silver coin argument tied to Bryanism, arguing bullion value of silver dollars versus wheat fluctuates and highlighting freight as a factor. The critic derides Bryan-era demagoguery while urging practical remedies like sarsaparilla for the delegate’s fatigue.
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