Flood Money to Be Let Loose in National Budget Debate
The recent Congress approved a flood of funds totaling more than ten million dollars for public works and contractors with a broader fiscal package totaling about eighty eight million dollars above last year. The record notes expenses for maintenance, local posts, and various public works programs, with emphasis on appropriations for two years and ongoing federal and district allocations to support infrastructure and employment programs.
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Major Spartanburg Mills to Close Thirteen Days
Following the South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association annual meeting, four large Spartanburg mills Whitney Spartan Pacolet and Arkwrighit announce closing tomorrow for thirteen days. About 200000 spindles will idle during the stoppage and additional layoffs are anticipated for two weeks later in the summer.
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Baileys in American Hands after ship seizure
Following a presidential order, Davila Francis G Bailey and Albert W Bailey of the Export Slipping Company of New Jersey were turned over to Lieutenant P W Beery of the New York Police Department and Albert W Brickwood the American consul. The group, along with Capt Albert Oxley and Charles H Meyera, were taken aboard the Norwegian steamer Utstein and will sail to New Orleans tomorrow.
Prominent Journalist Sylvanus Johnson Dies at Providence
Sylvanus Johnson, longtime Cincinnati Enquirer journalist and political figure, died at Providence Hospital after a three week illness. He passed at 9 o clock in the morning with wife and two sons at his bedside. his death followed a sudden sinking spell and marked the loss of a prominent city editor and political commentator.
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Woman Pulled From River After Skiff Rescue Near Bank
Nellie Blake, alone in distress, was dragged into the stream up to her neck. A rescue skiff reached her and pulled her to safety at the riverbank, while bystanders watched the dramatic incident unfold.
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New England to Back Bryan at Denver Convention
The New England delegation plans to back Bryan with two vice presidential candidates, Douglas of Massachusetts and Archibald McNeill of Rhode Island, while states align with Bryan on the presidential vote. Connecticut and Massachusetts show varied support, with Johnson and noncommittal positions noted, and Troup hints at tying platform to Bryan ideas on injunctions.
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Great Day for Podunk
The New York Tribune reports a day of odd news with Mrs Anna Kiselvna of Passaicoia claiming a heavenly angel warned her of an early morning end. The London Telegraph notes suspense over a major incident as the Republican convention delays proceedings and the President issues a proclamation. Niagara Falls reportedly appears unmoved as sea serpents surface near Murray Street to watch a home news bulletin.
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Booker T Washington Urges Funding for Education Bureau
National Education Association asks Congress to expand the federal education bureau funding, likening its setup to the Department of Agriculture. Evening sessions feature Booker T Washington promoting Negro education, with leadership elections and city bids for upcoming conventions.
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Kiss From Lincoln Era Sparks Distant Memory
A New York guest recalls a Washington visit where a young girl received a presidential kiss. She recounts Major Pruden arranging their Mansion tour and a surprise kiss from President Rutherford B. Hayes, followed by a bouquet from the desk, a moment cherished for years.
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Arteriosclerosis Not a Disease of Age Says Lancereaux
Lancereaux tells the French Academy arteriosclerosis is common in adults from twenty to sixty and more prevalent between thirty and sixty, often arising in youth and not solely tied to old age. He argues prevention should begin early, especially in heredity predisposed individuals, and disputes the belief that age causes the condition or that alcohol and tobacco are the main culprits. The disease may lessen in apparent severity after sixty, while early nervous-system focus in treatment is urged.
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Orphans Take River View Ball Game Feature of Afternoon
River View hosted the ninth annual St Patricks Ronan Latheli hures event with a postgame crowd, as 309 orphans attended. Fathers Carroll and Smythe led St Josephs and St Patricks in a charity baseball afternoon, with lively booths, ice cream, and treats for the children. St Josephs beat St Patricks 7 to 3 after an afternoon of races, tug of war, and field events, highlighting the day’s charity and community spirit.
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Indiana voter backs Kern over Bryan for VP
A Lincoln reader from Indiana voiced support for John W Kern as vice president option over William J Bryan, arguing Kern could win Indiana votes without Bryan and that labor unions are better served by Kern. John M Love of Chicago and labor leader figures visited Fairfield as Rieroad outlined unions’ stance on the anti injunction plank aligned with Gompers.
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Drowned Boy Lincoln Seaver Funeral Services
Funeral services for Lincoln Seaver nine year old son of Captain Thomas Seaver of the Salvation Army industrial home will be held at ten o clock this morning at the family home 1914 Jackson Street Northwest Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery The funeral will be attended by Salvation Army workers with Reverend Mr MeKe officiating Six young Salvation Army assistants will act as pallbearers Arrangements are in charge of Agit Wiseman commander of the local branch.
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Russell to Quito as American commissioner for expo
The State Department indicated W W Russell, minister to Venezuela, will likely be appointed American commissioner to next year's industrial exposition in Quito. Congress recently appropriated 30,000 dollars for US participation. Russell, on leave, may not return to Caracas when his leave ends August 1.
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Weather conditions and forecasts across regions for Tuesday
A weather summary describes unsettled conditions across North Dakota Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota the Great Lakes region the South Atlantic and East Gulf states with showers in many areas. Cooler air moves into the Atlantic East Gulf and western regions while warmth persists in the upper Midwest and Northwest. Temperatures range from mid to high 80s with humidity high in the afternoon. Tides are listed for Washington Post readers with local measurements from Hargers Ferry West Virginia dated June 9.
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