Payne tariff bill passed by House after amendments
The Payne tariff bill was approved by the House in a late session with most Ways and Means changes adopted. Tea was placed on the free list, while amendments on barley, ferro-silicon, and petroleum were adjusted. the draw back provision was tightened to curb grain speculation.
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Ways and Means Committee
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Payne
New York
Seaboard
Walking Arsenal Is Nabbed In Ohio Bank Raid
A man about 40 was arrested at noon yesterday in the Dollar Savings bank by Police Captain Hummel while carrying two 44 calibre revolvers nitro glycerine and dynamite. Police searched his hotel room and found burglar tools and a large quantity of explosives.
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Bellaire, O
Dollar Savings Bank
Hummel
Ethan Allen Hitchcock Dies After Long Illness in Washington
Washington April 10 Ethan Allen Hitchcock secretary of the interior under McKinley and Roosevelt died here at 74 after weeks of illness including a severe cold contracted in the west. He directed sweeping investigations into western land frauds provoking powerful political opposition and prosecuting many public figures. His death closes a career marked by relentless inquiries and public service.
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Washington
Ethan Alen Hitchcock
Interior
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Sims
Navy
Shepley
Margaret Hitchcock
Interior Department
St. Petersburg
United States
Mitchell
Oregon
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Dietrich
Nebraska
William
John A. Benson
San Francisco
Congress
White House
Booth Birthday Marked by Global Salvation Army Reform Plan
Gen William Booth 80 is celebrated worldwide as the Salvation Army founder. The day marks his birth and a new reform scheme to found a University of Humanity with a US-UK split campus, aiming to train workers in social service and uplift slum life.
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Salvation Army
America
University of Humanity
Chicago
William Booth
Europe
London
Gen
Booth
United States
Corps of Salvation
E William Booth
Nottingham
England
East End
Mile End Road
Theodore Roosevelt Arrives at Port Said Aboard the Admiral
Theodore Roosevelt and his party arrived in Port Said aboard the Admiral after a three day voyage from Messina. The voyage was uneventful and all aboard, including Mgr Roosevelt, are well. The Admiral is bound for Mombasa, with Roosevelt having visited King Victor Emmanuel aboard the battleship Re Umberto at Messina.
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Port Said
Theodore Roosevelt
Messina
Mgr. Roosevelt
Mombasa
Naples
Hear Mrs Boyle at Sharon
A conference in Sharon Pennsylvania involved James P Whitis his counsel Attorney Cochran and Justice S Gilbert The meeting led to word that James H Boyle one of Willie Whitlas alleged abductors will be moved from Mercer county jail to Sharon for a hearing next Monday or Tuesday.
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Sharon
James P. Whitis
Cochran
Justice of the Peace
S. &. Gilbert
James H. Boyle
Willie Whitla
Mercer County
Secretary rules NY Central claim for fumigation costs denied
Washington April 10 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson denied the New York Central railroad claim of 36000 for fumigating cars under the foot and mouth quarantine order. The department notified the company it will not pay the claim.
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Washington
Secretary of Agricultura
Wilson
New York,Central Railroad
Virginia Negro Is Hanged in Bedford City
Richmond April 10 Joel Payne a Negro was hanged in Bedford City yesterday for the murder of Read Swaine a big father in law. The ceremony followed legal proceedings in the county seat and marked the end of the capital murder case.
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Virginia
Richmond
Joel Payne
Bedford City
Read
Swaine
No Strike As Mines Lose In Eastern Confab
Philadelphia apr 10 despite failing to reach a wage agreement between anthracite operators and miners there will be no strike the sole danger is operators blocking work without a contract miners officials say operators left for New York after adjournment awaiting a statement they had just given out.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
New York City
Reading Railway
Balloon lands near Conti. three aeronauts missing
In Milan an empty balloon descended near Conti with three airship explorers from Paris reported as Capt Mayer Lieut Gardior and Mr Patterson missing. Searchers recover belongings, suggesting a storm threw occupants overboard. In Somerset Pennsylvania a former justice Frank Wingard aged 60 was found murdered with skull crushed in his bed.
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Milan
Conti
Paris
Mayer
Lieut
Gardior
Patterson
Ita
Somerset
Frank Wingard
Elephant Kills Keeper in Des Moines Circus
An elephant in the Yankee Robinson circus in Des Moines Indiana attacked and killed keeper Charles Hellew yesterday after going amok in the winter quarters. The incident occurred on April 16 as the animal charged during routine duties.
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Des Moines
Tom
Charles Hellew
Tragedy of Lovers’ Quarrel Ends in Double Fatalities
After a quarrel Henry Knipe a 24 year old grocer’s clerk in St Paul Minnesota shot Miss Alice Thompson 22 then shot himself. Both died almost instantly from the wounds.
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Gommite
St. Paul, Minn
Henry Knipe
Alice Thompson
Tug George Flosa Sinks in Lake Erie Tragedy
In a Wednesday gale the tug George Flosa with six crewmen and three passengers sank in Lake Erie. Wreckage washed ashore east of Cleveland. no bodies found. Names of crew and passengers include Capt. William Barry, Capt. John Daily, engineer Fred Gilber, Peck McKenzie, Frank Wessehler, Henry Anderson, John O Donnell, Joe Martin, and a 16 year old boy named Campbell. Bodies still being sought along the east shore. Also report of Sarnia steamer fire at Port Limon with six lives lost and cargo damage.
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Cleveland, O
George Flosa
Lake Erie
Cleveland
William Barry
John Daily
Fred Gilber
Peck McKenzie
Frank Wessehler
Henry Anderson
John
O’donnell
Joe Martin
Campbell
Wessehler
Erie
New Orleans
Port Limon
British Honduras
No Record of Oil Rebate Challenge in Court
Moritz Rosenthal, Standard Oil adviser, told four United States circuit judges hearing the government's dissolution suit that there is no proof defendants ever received discriminatory railway rates secret or otherwise over competitors in the vast record. The remark came during an Apr 10 session in St Louis as the case proceeded.
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St. Louis
Moritz Rosenthal
Standard Oil Company
United States Circuit Court
Snowfall Hits the Midwest Amid Cold Snap
Snow covered Chicago and other western suburbs as a Midwest storm began a week long cold spell. The weather bureau in Washington warned of continued cold, with light winds and no major traffic disruption reported. separate dispatch notes Castro's health improving in Fort De France after disembarking in Martinique, awaiting French deportation developments and spending quiet time at a local hotel.
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Middle West
Weather Bureau
Washington
Castro
Fort de France
Cipriano Castro
Venemugla
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Yvanes
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Atlantic
Iowa
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Central
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Interne
State University of Iowa
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Opera House Black
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C. W. Savery Abstractes
U. S. Mullins
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Josephine Cook
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Butler
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J. A. Giffen
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