Tariff law outlines steady revenue gain under McKinley era
Washington reports three tariff schedules finalized by the Ways and Means Committee with sharp shifts from McKinley to Wilson lines. The plan projects a $70 million revenue rise over current additions, offset by a $65 million deficit this year and a $5.9 million immediate surplus. Changes include higher tobacco and sugar duties, altered wool and lumber rates, restored McKinley protections on paper and earthenware, and a larger free list purge to curb fraudulent imports. Also notes aim to ease reciprocity treaties to boost U.S. meat and agricultural exports internationally.
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Ex Senator Dolph Dies After Leg Amputation
Ex Senator Joseph N Dolph of Oregon died at 11 yesterday morning after his left leg was amputated Monday following blood poisoning from an ingrowing toe nail and long battle with diabetes. Born 1836 in New York, he moved to Oregon in 1861 and served in the U S Senate from 1882 for twelve years. His health declined since a 2-year-ago reelection defeat.
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Ultimatum Delivered to Greece Threatens Severe Action
London reports that formal ultimatum to Greece demands surrender or face drastic measures by the Great Powers. Crete blockade and port closures planned with potential military landings to enforce order, while further fate of Crete to be decided in later negotiations. Russia favored early blockade as the initial step.
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Watery Graves In Japanese Boat Sinks with 104 Lost
Vancouver report details a January 23 disaster in Haitang straits near Haikao. A boat carrying 108 passengers sank from overload, leaving 104 dead including three children, sebagian of the pastor's family from Mastang A. Destructive fires hit Elkins and Chicago crimes follow.
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Washington in extra session reviews tariff and treaty
In Washington March 15 the senate opened a special session to consider tariff finance and the arbitration treaty. Vice President Hobart called the body to order while the house, with 206 Republicans 122 Democrats and 29 fusion silver and Populist members, met for the day. Thomas B Reed was reelected speaker as nominations and organization proceeded. the house plans to core on essential business and push appropriation bills without full committee action.
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Mother in East End Dies After Child Losses
Mrs. Bradford 29, of 75 Vienna Street Cleveland Ohio, after three children died in succession, swallowed laudanum and aconite in a Sunday morning act. Attempts to save her life failed, she died within minutes. Her mother had just left, worsening her melancholy and leading to the death by her own act.
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Grant monument inaugural parade set for April 27
Arrangements for the Grant monument inaugural parade on April 27 progress favorably and are expected to be the greatest demonstration in the country. The president, cabinet, Supreme Court justices, foreign dignitaries, governors of 20 states, and the national guard may participate.
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Mixed Global Headlines From Early 1900s News
A patchwork of brief items reports a bank closure in Mulhall G T mute, Nevada legislature adjourns, Chicago mayoral race with Carter Harrison opposed, Mrs Jane Day dies at 106, gold theft aboard Zealandia in Melbourne, electric works fire in Indianapolis, severe winter storms across Minnesota and the Dakotas, a deadly train crossing accident near Wyalusing, Darien NY man dies at 104, Chicago wholesale grocer building fire with $400000 loss, Perry Texas resident Clara Omo dies at 66, Chicago house fire at Buffalo with two deaths, Gen Carlos Roloff sails to Cuba, tornado at Mingo Junction kills Hobson and Fahey, breadstuffs exports rise to $136,051,789, Ky police shooting of Henry Tayne, Washington Hesing poised for Chicago mayor on reform ticket, and a fatal railroad collision near Danville IL.
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Immigration Decrease Cites Deportations and Proclamations
Washington reports a seven month decline in immigration totaling 45 625 versus last year with Commissioner Stump attributing the drop to deportations and stricter entry checks. He notes increased immigrant movements to Brazil Argentina and other South American countries driven by inducements. Italian immigration may fall due to Marquis Di Rudinis interior ministry proclamation.
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