Washington week roars over tax plans and apportionments
The piece notes Barer visiting Washington to press officials, the Republican party suing to test the constitutionality of the state legislature apportionment bill, and Governor Hogg vetoing a sugar bounty. It forecasts Cleveland Carlisle income tax recommendations and Democratic support, arguing the income tax is fair and could curb excess spending.
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Texas
Lie
Foreign-born members shape next Congress
The forthcoming congress will include 27 citizens born outside the United States. Ireland leads with eight, followed by Canada with five and Germany with four. Other represented nations include England, Norway, New Brunswick, Austria, and Scotland, each contributing multiple members across various states.
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Larcy
Campbell
Cochran
Graham
Hyan
New York
McGann
Ilinvis
Weadock
Michigan
McAleer
Pennsylvania
Canada
Taylor
Indiana
McMillan
McCleary
Minnesota
Gallagher
New Hampshire
White
Ohio
Germany
Kiefer
Bartholdt
Missouri
Varwig
Brickner
Wisconsin
England
Pasco
Florida
Crisp
Georgia
Jones
Nevada
Norway
Boon
Haugen
New Brunswick
Simpson
Kansas
Stephenson
Austria
Goldzie
Illinois
Hainer
Nebraska
Scotland
Henderson
Iowa
President urges income tax and tariff reform in September
The message plans an extra session in September where the President will push an income tax, repeal the 10 percent tax on state banks, repeal the Sherman bullion purchase act, and reform tariff laws. He argues the income tax is unanswerable and supported by Secretary Carlisle, despite opposition from eastern Democrats and New York allies. Congress is expected to enact these measures, prompting public preparation.
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Cleveland
Carlisle
Congress
Sentinel
New York State
Patriotism and pity mix in a civic reflection and legal note
A local message honors fallen soldiers with calls for living aid to widows and orphans and cautions on ballot law enforcement. It contrasts charitable deeds with wreaths and recounts Paul Haxsau's jail time for violating Australian ballot rules, praising court mercy and urging steadfast civic duty.
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Paul Haxsau
Arge
Hannah
Sunday opening debate marks end of gates standoff
Large crowd gathers as the Sunday opening question dominates a commission hearing. Officials like General St Clair and Mr Barton advocate opening the fair, while local leaders urge caution. A minority report favors opening on the last day, but the majority prevails and the local directory holds final control.
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Awful Storms Cause Damage Across Several Cities
Reports from May storms describe fatal and serious injuries in Cleveland and Cleveland area towns. Victims include Vaclav Robeck and John Poplowski buried under collapsed scaffolding, Auty Arcotski among fatally injured, with multiple workers hurt at Erie Superior street site. Other towns report demolished buildings, collapsed chimneys, and extensive property damage.
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Autotr Arcotski
Erie
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Michael Hughes
Miles Johnson
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Oel
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Arnold Stober
Fred Zeigler
Peter Buseld
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Danville Murder Fatally Ends Trap at Lebanon
Coley Brown, president of the Lebanon Natural Gas Co, was taken from jail and marched to Indianapolis with the sheriff to prevent a possible lynching after a dramatic confrontation with Samuel Wesner in a courthouse trial. Wesner, Wesner’s attorney, accused Brown of threats as a pistol shot rang out during a violent clash ending in Wesner’s death. Local excitement surged as word spread of the shooting and Brown’s capture.
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Brown
Lebanon Natural Gas Company
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Diaanaee
Trewn
Leware
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Wesners
Petiner
Wisgritaeriet
Westen
Sury
Miatine Builds Opened Amid Dignitaries At Cuicano Ceremony
May 24 reports Miatine’s state building dedication with speeches music and a large crowd including the governor and other notables. The event showcased national pride and local celebration for the new structure.
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Cuicano
Miatine
Maine
Five Major Distilleries Withdraw From Trust
Five of the largest distilleries in the city have withdrawn from the trust amid rumors circulating on the street. Trust officers declined comment as reporters sought confirmation from Samuel Woolner of the Woolner Distilling Company about the alleged withdrawals.
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Propga
Samuel Woolner
The
Woolner Distilling Company
Fire Devastates Camp as Three Men Die in Dense Blaze
A deadly forest fire near Mistid ti Woasaats consumes Denis Sands camp northeast of There on Saturday, with eight men trapped in a well to escape the flames. Edward Sullivan survived badly burned, while two others perished. fire reportedly spread rapidly from wind gusts as relief measures began in Saginaw.
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Singh
Ehawatte Poon Senna
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Sinede
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Stele
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Strome
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Golb
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Tle
Dart
Edward Roorbacher
Muldholand
Saginaw
Sample & Camp
Death of George Pourner Found After Fire
The body of George Pourner, father in law of Charles Holliard, a leading citizen, was found. He was 66 years old, became lost in the confusion, and was burned a short distance from his home.
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Conoian Cory
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Charles
Conghita
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Ody
Ceeorge Pourner
Charles Holli
Fiendish murder linked to Durand crime case ends in life sentence
Report details a brutal murder of Palmer Leech at Durand on January 1 by Mauch William Sullmin and accomplices. The court sentenced them to life imprisonment after a chaotic trial, with grisly description of the crime and ensuing capture. Also noted Detroit death and various market price snippets and shipping notes from Detroit, Indianapolis, and other locations.
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Case of Briggs Devotes Session to Appeals Debate
Reports from the Convention show the Briggs case dominating the opening session with motions to prioritize the appeal. The majority urges the case proceed to trial while a minority calls for hearing under the book of discipline, prompting tense exchanges and a donor clash over speaking rights.
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Is. J. Nicols
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Court Proceedings Describe Appeals and Delayed Session
The court session focused on an appeal with the assembly to become a judicial body under Bordesau. Judges debated the specification of errors and sentenced a defendant, with a lengthy afternoon for the reverie of the proceedings before a final entry.
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