Senate debates tariff policy amid McKinley act critique
Washington July 80 The Senate treated Hale's tariff resolution as the main issue after Aldrich challenged the protection policy. Carlisle warned the 1890 act raised prices in protected trades while lowering in unprotected ones, citing wage shifts in fifteen occupations. Proctor Sherman and Allison spoke as the debate centered on protection versus free trade and the McKinley act's impact on consumers and industry. The session adjourned with unfinished business and the McGarahan claim read, while a House dispute over remarks about Drunken members continued.
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House Debates Escalate as Wheeler Attacks Watson
In Wasatsaton on July 80 the legislature heated up with a personal clash as Wheeler of Alabama accused Watson of wrongdoing. The exchange interrupted routine proceedings and drew sharp rebuttals from Watson and others amid partisan tensions.
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O Donnell Probe Denied Amid Homestead Labor Tension
Report claims O Donnell deserted lockout workers for an eastern resort. Dempsey, master workman, says O Donnell is in New York aiding Homestead workers, and not available to discuss his mission. Also details a small riot at Duquesne, arrests, and widespread lockout impacts on Allegheny Bessemer Steel workers and local commerce.
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Union of Two Churches Planned at Final Meeting
At the final joint council meeting of the African Methodist Episcopal and Zion churches a plan for formal unity was read. It proposes uniformity in doctrine policy itinerancy and episcopacy and will be voted on by the quarterly conferences and church members before action. The united body would be named the New Methodist Episcopal and Zion.
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Counterfeiter Arrested in Sioux City July Bust
Edward Wolcott, a young man from Arnales, was arrested for counterfeiting. He altered new silver quarters by removing letters to read ten dollars, plated them with gold, then bought small items to obtain change. He was caught in the act of passing one.
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Remarkable Cases and Notable Society News from Wilkesbarre
Reports from Wilkesbarre detail physician briefings on Alexander Eggleston after a murder suicide attempt, noting a silver tube used by the bullet to seal a chest wound, and his partial recovery. The piece also covers Mrs. Collis P Huntington's fireproofing of a Fifth Avenue granite mansion, Montana attorney general candidate Ella L Knowles, Emma Bradley's charity mission school in Chicago, and P B Coate's mount Vulcan ascent as the second American woman to reach the crater, with social pages on fashion and society groups.
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O Maraa brings Mollick to Pittsburgh under suspicious papers
Superintendent O Mara arrived with Mollick the Berkman accomplice and placed him in Central Station claiming legal right to transport with written consent and judge approval He stated no arrest at Camden but crossed into Pennsylvania Mollick claimed to owe Berkman money and last saw him in April Officers prepare for further action as others are detained A red membership card marked Alarm Club and signed by E Koesters points to an anarchist inner circle
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Five Railway Employee Unions Form Federation In St Louis
In St Louis on July 30 a federation of five railway employee orders is likely to form, uniting about 125000 railroad workers across the United States and Canada. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Order of Railway Conductors, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Switchmen's Mutual Aid, and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers join this new federation. Members total roughly 30000 conductors 25000 firemen 25000 engineers 20000 trainmen and 21000 switchmen, with initial steps already sanctioned by participating orders.
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Nevada National Guard resignations cited over Homestead punishment
In Virginia Nevada on July 30 a number of Nevada national guard members plan to resign after the punishment of Private Sams at Homestead. Most militia members belong to labor unions and the resignations threaten the disbandment of two of three local companies.
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Bradfield's Female Regulator Promoted Despite Odd Claims
An OCR fragment touts regularity as key to female health and warns of crying death from deranged functions. It names Bradfield's Female Regulator as a sole “snare remedy” sold by Roller & Wilson and Laubach & Boyd, with a side note urging Simmons Liver Regulator for ill pets.
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Released After 29 Years Incarceration Tale From Greensboro
A Greens boro resident claims 29 years of bodily suffering ending with a cure from Swamp Root. John M Philippa recounts chronic dyspepsia and liver kidney troubles, cured after using Kilmer Swamp Root sold by J Zimmerman & Co. A separate note suggests the Dead Sea will become a solid silt mass within five centuries per a German geologist.
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Otto’s Cure touted as universal remedy in bold ad
A highly promotional block extols Otto’s Cure as a unmatched German remedy for consumption asthma croup pneumonia and throat and lung diseases. It claims free distribution by druggists and lists Laubach & Boyd as sellers with sample offers and price of 50 cents for large bottles.
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Dream Balm Catarrh Remedy Promises Lasting Relief
A testimonials piece claims Dream Balm cures chronic catarrh after years of suffering. The user says Dr Saga’s Catarrh Remedy relieved symptoms with a few dollars spent, with a later Ely's Dream Balm note and a peculiar tang of unsolicited endorsements.
Greene on oval BAS refund trial bottle sale
An advertisement notes Thad Neat One and Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store offering refund on trial bottles. Large bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar. The phrasing highlights a promotional deal and store location.
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Local Drugstore Praises General Cures for Citizens
Laubach and Boyd Druggists announce long standing sales of King’s New Discovery for Consumption King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with a promise of refunds if not satisfactory. The notice credits merit for popularity and urges customer trust.
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Passion Play and Patent Medicine Ads in One Page
A page fragment shows Buckien’s arnea Salve touted for skin ailments with a money back guarantee, 25 cent price, plus a small note about Kemp’s Balm and a Passion Play event in Ober-Ammergau. It also includes a humorous marriage anecdote about a farmer and a minister from the St. Louis Republic.
Chicago Mayor Vetoes Garfield Park Licensing Ordinance
Chicago Mayor Washbarn vetoes a city council measure transferring race track license power to the city clerk. The ordinance would require Leek city to grant licenses between June 1 and November 1 upon application, a provision singled out in the veto message.
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Costliest mats in the world and historic wood study
A survey notes the shah of Persia and the sultan of Turkey own the most expensive pearl and diamond mats valued over 2 million dollars. The Carlton club in London holds the largest mat as a notable work of art. The North Side of a tree bears the moss and sun exposure shifts limb growth, while a Boston Globe remark highlights Luced’s Sarsaparilla for its trustworthy reputation.
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