Tax on Opera Stars Extends to Nonresidents
The Treasury Department issued instructions to collect income tax from non resident aliens who earn income from trades and professions in the United States. The rule applies to opera singers and other artists who work in the U S and then return to their foreign homes, including many residents near the Canadian border.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Collectors
Plague Case Reported in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 18 1900 the 20th bubonic plague case was reported. The victim was Louise Welsh a 24 year old Black woman.
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New Orleans
Louise Welsh
Panama Tolls Pay Station Established in Boston
The United States sub-treasury in Boston is designated as the local pay station for Panama tolls. Assistant United States Treasurer Strecker and Cashier Lincoln will oversee this division to serve Boston shippers. They received their instructions from Washington detailing receipts, refunds, and related data.
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United States
Sub-Treasury
Washington
Panama
Strecker
Lincoln
Boston
Canal
Horror Copel Bodega Bid Luckey MAES Summary
Readable fragments describe a chaotic scene involving a bodega, potential bidders, and named entities including Luckey and MAES. The text hints at a person approaching a risky deal or confrontation, but the fragmentary source provides no clear event, outcome, or dates to confirm.
Conspiracy Case Sent To Grand Jury In Major Note Fraud
Mrs Lillian M Glover Delemarre and her brother William A LeBlanc were held for the grand jury in 3000 each on probable cause charging larceny and conspiracy tied to a 6180 note. The case before Justice Brackett may go to trial next Superior Criminal Court session.
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Lillian M. Glover Delemarre
William A. LeBlanc
Justice Brackett
Superior Criminal Court
Glover
Pemberton Square
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Help for Teachers in Europe Absent Boston Educators Seek Aid
A meeting at the Boston school office organized a plan to rescue or aid Massachusetts teachers stranded in Europe by the war. Officials seek federal help, form an outreach to families, and urge national authorities to facilitate return, with multiple educators identified as being abroad and awaiting news.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Europe
Franklin P. Dyer
Boston School Board
State Board of Education
New England
Boston Board
Dyer
Brock
Frederick W. Hamilton
R. O. Smail
Minister to Wed Singer in Five Islands Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Boynton daughter of the Rev Nehemiah Boynton and Mrs Boynton of Brooklyn will marry the Rev William Weston Patten of the First Congregational Church Leicester this afternoon at The Parsons Paradise Five Islands Me The couple met as undergraduates she a Wellesley graduate and he a junior at Andover Theological Seminary Her soprano voice earned her a place on the Wellesley Glee Club
Theologian Weds in Cambridge at Sanders Theatre
A young theologian married his bride in Cambridge at Sanders Theatre where she sang with the Harvard Glee Club. The event blended scholarly and musical elements in a formal ceremony attended by friends and family.
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Cambridge
Sanders Theatre
Harvard Glee Club
Two More Americans Volunteer in France
Paris reports R Neale Smith of Baltimore an airman who rode with Hubert Latham has volunteered for service with the French military aviation corps. His offer is accepted and he will go to the front next week. Adolphe Helwig of New York, a civil engineer finishing the Rouen railroad terminus, has volunteered and will be commissioned as an officer to work on bridge construction.
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Paris
R. Neale Smith
Baltimore
Hubert Latham
Adolphe Helwig
New York
France
Rouen
Quiet in North Europe Amid Neutrality and Readjustment Hopes
Copenhagen reports a quiet Scan dinavian peninsula with determined neutrality. Norway and Sweden pledge mutual protection. Sweden eyes potential gains after the war in Finnish provinces. German papers urge subsidies for families and unemployment relief. Polish officials have fled and local committees organize relief efforts in Russian Poland.
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Copenhagen
London
Norway
Sweden
Berliner Morgen
Poland
Russian
Germans Drop Bombs in Lunéville Garden
A German monoplane dropped three bombs on Lunéville in a public garden 16 miles east of Nancy. The missiles exploded from 4500 feet. No casualties and only slight property damage reported.
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Paris
Luneville
Nancy
Peas
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