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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1909

Page

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Tariff bill expands duties and free list on staples

Washington March 18 The Payne tariff bill introduces an inheritance tax raises internal revenue on cigarettes issues Panama canal bonds and treasury certificates expands duties on boots leather goods steel lumber and wool while placing coffee hides and iron ore on the free list Tea is taxed and the bill aims to generate about 300 million dollars in customs revenue The measure adopts a maximum and minimum tariff with reciprocal trade provisions and broad valuation rules to curb undervaluation

Washington Mar Payne Internal Revenue Treasury House Mann Committee America New York State United States Serena Payne Ways and Means Panama

Cooper Case to Jury in Nashville Trial

Deputy guards keep watch as Judge Hart delivers a lengthy charge in the Cooper case. The jury retires without indication of a quick verdict while Mrs. Carmack appears in mourning and her supporters fill the courtroom.

Nashville Tenn Hart Cooper Coopers Carmack McCain Borum

Queen Helena Injured in Messina Earthquake Aftermath

Rome reports Queen Helena continues to suffer from injuries from the Messina quake period. An unexplained temperature rise prompted investigation revealing a broken left rib. She is cared for diligently and wore a sling today. Earlier, in January, she was at an improvised hospital when struck by a terrified woman.

Rome Mar Helena Messina

Former Judge Green Dies in Trenton

Elmer Ewing Green, who recently resigned as a judge of the court of errors and appeals due to illness, died at his home in Trenton on the day before.

Green Trenton N. J Elmer Ewing Green Court of Errors and Appeals

Rev J W Jones Near Death in Columbus

Rev J William Jones D D of Richmond Va chaplain general of the United Confederate Veterans and an author and lecturer is very ill here in Columbus on March 18 with serious illness events and status reported from the area.

J. W. Jones Columbus J. William Jones Richmond The United Confederate Veterans

Aged Composer Flagler Dies in Auburn at 70

Auburn New York March 18 Professor Isaac V Flagler a well known organist and composer died at his home here aged 70 years He was recognized for contributions to music and the local cultural scene.

Auburn N. Y Isaac V. Flagler

Saint Patrick's Day Celebrations Across Cities

Across New York Chicago and St Paul large public and church observances marked St. Patrick's Day. In New York a military mass at St Patrick's Cathedral led to a Fifth Avenue parade ending near Archbishop Farley's residence, with additional events including a Harlem casino festival and a Grand Central Palace reception for the First Regiment Irish Volunteers. In St Paul Representative Brady chaired a House session proposing painting the state capitol green on St Patrick's Day. In Chicago vendors sold shamrocks along main streets and parishes held services with parochial schools participating.

New York Mar America St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fifth Avenue Forty Second Street Madison Avenue Fiftieth Farley Greater New York Harlem Grand Central Palace Society of Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Delimonico Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Glennon St. Louis Depew Edward R. O’malley St. Paul Minn Brady Capitol Chicago Orly Loop

Cuba Fears Rebels As End of Session Near Capture Hints

Havana reports an outbreak from Vueltas in Santa Clara province with Lavastida killed by rurales as authorities pursue eight remaining insurgents. Cabinet members confer with President Gomez and pledge loyalty support while guards concentrate forces in Vueltas Camaguey and Placetas. Gen Pino Guerra travels to scene, a 1,000-strong rurales cordon surrounds fugitives awaiting capture.

Havana Vueltas Santa Clara Lavastida Rurale Guarde Placetas Alberdi Machado Gomez Camaguey Pino Guerra

Dynamite in Crown Point Postoffice Robbery

Three safeblowers dynamited the Crown Point postoffice safe and escaped with 75 dollars and stamps. They stole James Bailey's horse and buggy, leading to a gunfight with the town marshal. Sheriff Gray notified Chicago police to pursue suspects across the region.

Crown Point Ind James Baily Thomas Gray Chicago Hammond

G Miller Suite 2 Gillespie Building Contact

G Miller located in Suite 2 of the Gillespie Building, Musson Office contact listed with phone line Office 396 in Atlantic region.

Gillespie Building Musson Atlantic Res

Dr C G Clark Former Interne at State Univ of Iowa

Dr C G Clark formerly interne at the Hospital and State University of Iowa listed with house phone 461 Black and office 263 Black in Atlanta.

Interne Hospital State University of Iowa Atlantia

Wills Drawn and Probated by Swan in Atlantica

T B Swan reports include administrators guardians and their appointments secured with probate practice as a specialty. General law business transacted in Atlantica.

Atlantica

Negro Kills On Street Corner In Indianapolis

Patrick V. Carroll a workman was shot from behind by James Shelton a negro at a crowded corner in Indianapolis business district. Shelton claimed insanity or intoxication and was found with whisky. He did not know Carroll and said he intended to kill a man named Brown in Louisville with divine direction.

Indianapolis Ind Patrick V. Carroll James Shelton Dearborn Street Chicago Shelton Carroll Louisville Brown

Castro Afraid to Go Home to Venezuela

Berlin reports Venezuelan commissioner Jose de J. Paul met Foreign Minister von Schoen who expressed Germany's goodwill to President Gomez's government. Paul thanks Germany for mediation in the Venezuela Holland dispute and expects an audience with Emperor William. Paul doubts Cipriano Castro will land in Venezuela, suggesting he may land at Trinidad if attempting to return. Castro is said to travel through France to board the Gaudeloupe at Bordeaux March 26.

Berlin von Schoen Jose de J. Paul Germany Gomez Senor Paul Venezuela Holland William Cipriano Castro Dresden Trinidad Senor Paul Said Senor Castro France Bordeaux

Morse's Son Acquitted by Jury in Mexico Shooting

A special dispatch from Ensenada says William G Morse son of the telegraph inventor was acquitted after 84 days held on a charge of killing an Indian laborer at Trinidad. The court found Morse acted in self defense and discharged him.

San Diego Cal Ensenada Lower California Mexico William G. Morse Trinidad Morse

Nicaragua reports no war threat amid Central America tensions

Managua says United States reports of a possible war with Salvador or other Central American states are groundless. There has been no war declaration, the international situation causes no alarm, and Nicaragua remains internally peaceful.

Managua Nicaragua United States Salvador

Wycliffe Brothers Acquitted in Marshal Killing Trial

Thomas and John Wycliffe were acquitted by a Tahlequah jury in the 1906 killing of Deputy U S Marshal Isaac Gilstrap in Spavinaw Hill. The sensational shootout involved a band of men believed to include the brothers, ending months of legal proceedings.

Tahlequah Okla Thomas John Wycliffe Isaac Gilstrap United States Gilstrap Wycliffes Spavinaw Hiilg

Russ Officers to Die in Vladikavkaz Murder Case

A sergeant of police and two policemen were sentenced to death in Vladikavkaz for the murder of wealthy noble Tekarieff. The ruling came yesterday as authorities move to crack down on crime and corruption in the region.

Vladikavkaz Russia Tekarieff

Firedestroyed L X L Furniture House in Salt Lake City

A blaze yesterday gutted the L X L furniture house on Third Street between Main and State, causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. No further details on casualties or cause are provided.

Salt Lake City Mar L X. L. Furniture House Third Street Main State Streets

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