House Democrats push plan to ride income tax on tariff bill
In a three hour caucus the House Democrats voted 89 to 71 to attach the income tax provision to the Wilson tariff bill as a rider. The move drew fierce opposition from Bourke Cochran and frees trade factions, signaling intensified party strife as the measure faces the full House vote and potential Republican support for the tax.
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Grove Cleveland
Cleveland
Lockwood
Buffalo
Democratic Party
Congress
Bourke Cochran
Cochran
Wilson
Bossroker
Washington
Ong
Tammany
Sample Copy Promises Ample Wayne County News
This paragraph markets a sample issue of a weekly Republican newspaper claiming extensive Wayne County coverage and high value. It touts cost advantages for yearly advance subscriptions and promotes the paper as the Metropolitan weekly newspaper in America.
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E Weekly
Rerpublican
Wayne County
Republican
Warne County
Dodd
Aly
Newapaper
America
Shane
Per
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Aooster Republican
Telest
Hettie
Local post office fight rocks Lisbon and Canton factions
Skirt faces opposition within his party as two post offices ignite a feud. The New Lisbon Democrats back Fred Burns for postmaster while Skirt favors a relative named Spence, angering Lisbon editors and prompting a protest to the postmaster general. In Canton a rival election clash promises further turmoil as Monnat supporters clash with Monnot backers. Wayne county Democrats endure sharp infighting and silent protest.
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Peckham as Supreme Court Pick Sparks Political Controversy
A New York reformer and agitator, Peckham, is criticized by a prominent New York Democrat as unfit for the Supreme Court. The clash centers on Cleveland’s choice perceived as driven by personal quarrels and party tensions, provoking broad distrust among substantial leaders across parties.
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Haines predicts Democrat votes to kill Wilson bill in final passage
Representative Haines of Troy New York says he has pledges from 35 Democrats against the Wilson bill and expects 15 more before iron and coal agreements are settled. If he can keep his group and Republicans join, the bill could be defeated despite rising opposition from sugar and coal interests.
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Tax Plan Debated in Final Wednesday Session
In a tense closing segment on Wednesday, lawmakers debated the income tax proposal and its potential votes. The discussion focused on rates and eligibility, signaling a pivotal moment for fiscal policy and future votes.
Movement for American-made clothing gains steam in Chicago union
The Chicago Union League backs a campaign to wear only American-made suits, rejecting imports. Members claim U S produced garments of higher quality justify the cost, comparing prices and durability to imported equivalents. The push aims to popularize Americanism and support domestic industry.
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Republican unity versus Democratic protectionism in national policy
The piece rails against Democratic protectionism and endorses a Republican national approach critiquing the Wilson bill and sugar bounty fights. It cites Sibley resigning, Erie district radicalism, and opposition to free trade, urging voters to back Republicans and “kill the bill” to help all sections.
Time standard bill defeated by Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate defeats Senator Stillwell's measure to adopt uniform time statewide, replacing the old eight day clock based system. The vote stands 16 to 13 in favor of maintaining the present sensible standard time.
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Cut pension appropriations down by possible amount
Jive O Neal of Massachusetts says the pension appropriation sub committees have not met since last Friday and reports of a 90 million dollar reduction are erroneous. He notes the sub committee will keep appropriations down to the lowest point, possibly about 15 thousand dollars less than last year, as the fall committee did. Washington report date uncertain.
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Fragmented OCR: unclear health story with names jumbled
The readable text is chaotic and contains no clear event, person, or place. Key details are missing or garbled, preventing a coherent summary or factual headline.
Charity Discussion in Wooster Century Club Assembly
The Century Club gathered at Dr. J. T. Wisner's home to discuss charity work in Wooster. T. C. Haynolds spoke on aiding the needy without fostering pauperism, urging church cooperation, work-based relief, and personal, respectful assistance to address root causes and social unrest.
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Bowman Street
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T. C. Haynolds
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Weiser Named to Taxation Committee by Speaker Boxwell
The Columbus Journal notes Representative Weiser was appointed to the House Special Committee on Taxation by Speaker Boxwell. The panel includes Griffin of Toledo as chairman, with members Griffin real estate dealer Dodge Cleveland real estate dealer Locke lawyer Lewis Fla gerton lumber merchant Farrel Lanbiel attorney Welar Wayne and others.
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High School Doings and College Rivalries in Local Lore
The column notes lively school life with mentions of Faneuil Literary Society rivalries, student activities at Kingsley, and class visits to canthouses. Seniors shift from General History to Civil Government as Prof Hanpert leads a new BOD study amid calls for more parental school involvement.
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Bothny
Wooster Station Receives Holstein Jersey Support for Cattle Feed Experiments
Wooster agricultural experiments center advances cattle feeding trials with 32 cattle, led by F. Wells of Shreve. The National Holstein Breeders may donate five head at New York meeting. Ohio Jersey Breeders, Ohio Breeders, and Angus groups pledge stock. Papers by J Fremont Hickman and J W Greene due at the Farmers Institute in Alliance, early February.
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Shreve
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Meeting Adopts Fees For Primary Directors Association
The Columbus primary directors association adopts a schedule guiding doctor bills and prescriptions. Fees include visits in city 69 cents, outside city first mile 75 cents plus increments, vaccinations 25 cents, serious-case consulting 5 dollars, various amputation charges from 10 to 90 dollars, and a 10 dollar allowance for an assistant in hip or leg amputations.
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Columbus
Sevent h annual convention outlines agricultural stations work
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Judge Speer addresses grand jury in Savannnah
The Savannnah crowd notes Judge Emory Speer’s speech to the U S District Court grand jury. He suggests the lost cause would have left the South under military rule if it had prevailed, a remark that shocks many former Confederate supporters.
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Dr Ryall foils highwaymen in covered bridge attack
A night call ends with Dr. Ryall repelling two highwaymen in a Madison Avenue covered bridge. The doctor lashes at the attackers with his whip, frees his horse, and reaches home with his eye swollen but unharmed. He notes a small sum of money on him and defends his actions as he would in such a danger.
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Jarnatt
Wayne County
Canton Postmaster Election Sparks Debate Over Outcome
In Canton last Saturday the Monnot faction claimed a narrow share of the vote for postmaster with 19 ballots against 1,518 tallied. The piece notes Grover Cleveland's 1802 Canton totals and mocks the losing side while suggesting Dr Skut for the postmaster role.
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Visionary note praises Simmons Liver Regulator in North Carolina
A visitor recalls a past visit to North Carolina and describes a vision attack relieved by Simmons Liver Regulator. The writer urges others to use the remedy, claiming it offered effective relief when nothing else did.
Cheney praised by local firm for 13 years of honorable dealings
Undersigned support Cheney for a long tenure with West Straus Wholesale, Toledo, and Kinnan & Matyin, noting trusted business conduct. The notice offers a remedy described as internal cure with price per bottle and free testimonials, urging readers to buy from local druggists.
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Nearls Cloverhn Roo Blood Purifier and Constipation Cure
An advertisement touts Nearls Cloverhn Roo Blood Purifier as a freshness and clearness aid for the complexion and a cure for constipation. It lists prices 26c 50c and 100 and notes availability through Laubach & Boyd distributors.
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Allen's Discovery for Piles Promises Quick Cure
A quirky ad claims Allen's Discovery cures piles and itching, offering to mail for 50 cents. The notice targets readers with chronic hemorrhoids, inviting them to try this new remedy from LeRoy New York.
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