Revenue bill action stalls amid debate on income tax and substitutes
Mr Dawes of Massachusetts proposes exemptions and a whiskey tax as an alternative to the revenue bill. The House votes against striking the enacting clause and considers amendments on income tax rates, sales taxes on gas and stocks, and duties on tea and coffee, while Mr Dewes argues for a deficit solution and offers a whiskey tax substitute with tobacco and sugar retained.
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Great World Championship Billiards Duel Ends Close
Full details of the world championship match between A L Rudolphe and Maurice Vigneux reveal a tight contest for the Callender Cup and $1000. Vigneux led late, but Rudolphe battled back with superb shots. final score 600 to 326 in the second bout won by Vigneux. The piece also covers Wickham Tilden letters on city fraud cases and a life insurance suit in Kings County.
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Cross-Examination of Mrs Moulton Resumes in Beecham Case
Mrs Moulton testifies about visits to Mrs Woodhall with Mr Tilton and Mr Moulton, dates and recollections of 1871, 1873, and 1874, names associates including George C. Robinson of Woodruff & Robinson, and mentions Narragansett and Newport. Tilton’s case closes as Mr Evarts wraps up cross examination and Mr Fullerton starts re direct.
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Paris Assembly Debates Senate Bill on Public Powers
In Paris the Assembly details a Senate bill shaping senatorial seats by department and term rules. It outlines election colleges, nine year terms, vacancy rules, and powers to initiate laws and act as a High Court. Debate features liberal amendments and party clashes as Corot is reported dead.
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Washington's birthday dinner marked by Berlin American decor
American Minister Mr Davis held a dinner in Berlin to honor Washington's birthday. American residents' houses were decorated in celebration. The Gustav affair questions between Germany and the United States remain unsettled.
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Sarmatian Ships Laborers to Canada and a March 4 Batch
The steamer Sarmatian sails for Portland with 200 laborers bound for Canada and 700 more will depart March 4. After this no free emigrant shipments remain as the Allan Line plans to raise fares. Separately, Conservatives may nominate Albert Grant as Norwich's parliamentary candidate.
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Return of Captain General Concha to Spain
Captain-General Concha receives permission to return from Cuba without waiting for a successor. Janet Valimaseda reports Pamelauna supplied with large quantities of provisions and ammunition.
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Reciprocity debate in the Senate and Canadian concerns described
The Canadian Senate heard Hon. Mr Brown defend reciprocity with the United States detailing 1865 and 1871 treaties, asserting mutual benefit, fair provisions, and limited impact on manufacturers. He defended the canal pledge and discussed sliding scales and inland navigation as Ottawa and Quebec notes conclude with prorogation.
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Venezuelan Revolution Ends Rebels Allowed to Leave
Advices from Venezuela report the revolution ended with an official agreement. Rebels surrendered arms and leaders may depart the country unmolested. No action against other participants or confiscation of their property.
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Earthquakes Hit Guadalajara and Volcano Erupts
Intense religious excitement and fears of violence rise as a Protestant Bible reader is assassinated in Vista Hermosa. An earthquake at Guadalajara on the 16th damaged houses and churches while the Seboruco volcano erupts violently. Shocks reach San Cristobal where homes collapse and several people die.
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Forcible clash over liquor seizure in Providence store
In Providence a conflict occurred between State Constables and the U S Marshal as they disputed control of a liquor stock at John Bligh's store. Constables took fifteen barrels while the Marshal kept the rest amid a large, tense crowd and police involvement. Bligh allegedly sold from stock under U S custody.
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Sharkey the Escaped Murderer Arrested in Havana
Sharkey the escaped murderer, living in Havana, was arrested and imprisoned on February 22 on Captain Curtis and purser of the Crescent City for threatening to kill them.
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Barn Fire Destroys Amoskeag Barn and Stock in Manchester
A large barn on the old McGregor place owned by the Amoskeag Company and occupied by Horace Stetson burned this morning. Three cows, swine, ten tons of hay, tools, and farming equipment were lost. Estimated damage about $1000 with no insurance. IN EMPORIUM PENNSYLVANIA.
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