Tariff Changes Restore Wheat Flour and Meats to Dutiable List
Washington June 3 Meats and flour will not go on the free list in the Democratic tariff law as the senate finance subcommittee recommends for the agricultural schedule. The Underwood bill revision places beef mutton and pork on 10 percent ad valorem, wheat flour at 45 cents a barrel, and oats duty reduced to 6 cents a bushel with oat meal around 5 percent ad valorem. Live stock remains at 10 percent. Sugar schedule approved. bill likely to be smaller than Underwood when sent to the senate committee.
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Senate Finance
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Williame, Shively
Gore
Finance Committee
Senate
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Simmons
Williams
Shively
Senate Committee
Nelson Free of Contempt
William R. Nelson editor of the Star was discharged from custody in contempt proceedings by Judge Woodson of the Jackson County circuit court. The Supreme Court en banc opinion held Nelson was deprived of rights by Judge Guthrie without hearing testimony and condemned without proper process.
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Jefferson City
William R. Nelson
the Star
Joseph A. Guthrie
Jackson County Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Woodson
Git
Nelgon
Guthrie
Not Much Lobby Evidence in Tariff Inquiry Fallout
Washington June 3 reports that four senators hourly testified on their finances and ties to business as part of a Senate sub committee probe into alleged insidious lobbying on the tariff bill. Senators denied organized influence or improper payments, with about a dozen senators questioned and most saying legitimate arguments by interested parties are proper in Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Congress
House
Congress into Frisco Case
Representative Hinebaugh of Illinois seeks an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the St Louis & San Francisco railroad. He asks for a one year report on management before receivership, citing 26 million dollars of bonds sold in Paris and alleging mismanagement and watering of securities.
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Hinebaugh
Miinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
St Louis
San Francisco
Paris
Memorial task for Maine monument parade memorial ceremony
In New York on May 31 a grand parade and unveiling honored the Maine disaster dead. Cuban sailors, naval officers from the Cuba, and Cuban senators joined U S forces in a memorial program reviewed by Gen Wilson and other officials. The monument to the Maine was unveiled after prayers and wreaths. Navy buglers played taps as battleships fired salutes.
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National Maine Monument
Spain
United States
Cuba
Senate
Plaza Hotel
James Grant Wilson
John W. Keller
W. R. Hearst
National Maine Monument Committee
Plaza
Navy
Daniels
Badger
Sigsbee
Father Chidwick
Bishop Greer
Gaynor
Columbus Circle
David B. Greer
Wilson
Chidwick
Maine
Havana Harbor
Frederick Loude
City of New York
Jay Court House Burned in Old Jay Fire
Muskogee Ok May 1 All records of Delaware county and the post office were burned when the frame court house at Old Jay was destroyed by fire. The building had housed armed full blood Indians during the county seat siege between Old and New Jay. A new brick building remains.
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Muskogee
Delaware County
Old Jay
Old
New Jay
Notice of Probate for Dallas Drake Estate
Letters testamentary have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Batesonary Missouri bearing date May 1, 1918. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within one year from the date of the last insertion of the publication or be barred. Date of last insertion June 5, 1913. Callie Drake Executrix.
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Dallas Drake
Callie Drake
Real Estate Transfers in 2000 Records Digest
A fragmented list of real estate transfers including names such as Fritz W Snell H T Smith Stillwell J C Taylor LR Eakin Jesse Axtell J M Binney F H Dieh J T Warren A L Wix J H Fennewald P M Famuliner John Geer J A Marstellar C J Marstellar JF Bricker N E Bricker W 5S Walker J W Evans C E Wolf T B VanHorn FS Gray with parcels across sections and towns like Charlotte Lone Oak Mt Pleasant Adrian Rockville Sprague Pleasant Gap and Adrian.
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Homer
Fritz W Snell
H T Smith
Charlotte
IT Stillwell
J C Taylor
Mound
Eakin
Jesse Axtell
New Home
J M Binney
F H Dieh
Hudson
Cook
T Warren
Sprague
L Wix
H Fennewald
Pleasant Gap
Famuliner
John Geer
Marstellar
Lone Oak
Mt, Pleasant
Bricker
E Bricker
Adrian
Walker
Evans
Rockville
F Bricker
Wolf
VanHorn
FS Gray
Putnam Faces Justice Over Sake Refund Demand
A puzzling notice from Quincy involves a dissenting claim tied to a failed refund for sake purchases. The fragment references an individual named Dave and a dispute over money, with location tied to Quincy and a date-like cue, suggesting a civil handling of a consumer dispute.
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Dave Cb
Quincy
Thorough Work: Butler Citizen Finds Kidney Relief
Butler resident George Bailey of 510 N Maple St Mo testifies after using Dean's Kidney Pills to ease severe kidney pains. The ad claims the remedy has helped thousands and offers no proven medical evidence beyond testimonials.
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Dean
Butler
George Bailey
Maple St
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