Defense of 10 percent tax repeal fails in House amid tariff debate
The House defeated Cox's amendment to repeal the 10 per cent state bank tax by 102 to 170. Debate followed on the tobacco schedule and other tariff provisions as senators and representatives pressed lines on schedules G H I and K, with progress reported on cotton and wool items and heightened tension over debate rules and quorum.
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Brawley
Dir. Cox
Abbott
Alexander
Bunn
Cabanise
Campbell
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Oldric
Cobb
Ala
Cockroll
Cooper
Pla
Ind
Tex
Coz
Crain
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Culbornon
Cummings
Davey
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Eltle
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Cal
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Epes
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Geary
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Mich
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District of Columbia
Excursion party from Wisconsin Central departs Phantom Lake
The ex excursion party of railroad and newspaper men, under General Passenger Agent Pond, started from Seribes Go Binking in Mukwango Wisconsin on Sunday at 2 a.m. They viewed scenery near Phantom Inn, then traveled by special car to Chicago. Mr Pond then went to Milwaukee with a few escorts.
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Seribes
Binking
Mukwango
Wis
Ren
Pond
Wisconsin Central Railway
Phantom Lake
Phantom Inn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Train move delayed as miners threaten bridge burn
Philadelphia Ohio June 12. Midvale whistle repaired but no car as coal trains expected to move. Miners at Goshen threaten to burn Stilwater bridge tonight if coal is wired. Sheriff says he cannot protect bridges and tracks without soldiers. About 500 miners at Corben.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Midvale
Goshen
Stilwater Bridge
Corben
Brackinridge Dropped From Union League Honor Roll
Chicago July 12. With no reply to charges, W P C Brackinridge was removed from the Union League club honorary membership list. Directors met with unanimous vote to strike his name from the thirteen member list.
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Breckinedge
Chicago
W. P. C. Brackinridge
Union League
Roby
Deputies Leave Cripple Creek Mines Guarded by Militia
Cripple Creek Colo June 12 deputies broke camp and headed for Colorado Springs at 9 am per agreement with Gen Brooks and Sheriff Bowers. Mine reopened and militia to stay on guard as long as needed. Mine owners to pay $3 for eight hours.
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Denuties
Cripple Creek
Colo
Colorado Springs
Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Agreement
In Kanene Karsay City on Tune 12 delegates from the miners and operators met but no settlement was reached. The conference adjourned subject to the call of President McGregor of the miners union. The scene suggested divisions among delegates and pressure for work stoppages.
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Kanene
Karsay City
Tune
McGregor
Miners’ Union
Ulnera
Minnesota Paupers Census Shows Shift in Relief Aid
St Paul reports the eighth state pauper census results for December. Total relief recipients rose 87 percent since 1892, with 11 900 people aided, 4 005 paupers in 77 counties excluding Hennepin Ramsey and St Louis, and 7 004 in the three named counties. The board notes many recipients lack prior aid and sought relief due to job scarcity. County breakdowns show varied increases, highlighting eastern and southern counties less affected by hard times, and 35 counties up more than 50 percent.
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Bull
Minnesota
Wis
Hennepin, Ramsey and
St. Louis
St. Teula
Board of Control
City of St. Paul
Aitkin
Olaf
Cook
Crow Wing
Faribault
Illimora
Wreebern
Meeker
Normin
Olmsted
Sherburne
Sibley
Wotonwan
Wight
Becker
Brows
Dakota
Goodhue
Popa
Rice
Scott
Wareca
Rucka
Benton
Chisago
Dodge le Soeur
Stevens
Wabasha
Wadena
Washington
Wowhington
Dukote
Dodge
Freeborn
Waseea
Stadie
Olmated
le Sueur
Chisogo
Anoka
Watonwon
Pine
Pipestone
Polk
Renville
Rock, Stearns
Swift
Traverse
Wilkin
Wright
Yellow Medicine
Hennepin
Ramey
St. Laula
Ramsey
St. Laura
Decemer
Hennepin, Ramsey
Trial for Grand Larceny in Car-Purfing Case
In Crooketon Minuw on June 12 Nick Dink and two other men were tried for grand larceny in the second degree. James Warring testified detailing the robbery at Great Northern care tied up during the strike.
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Trica
Crooketon
Minuw
Tune
Nick Dink
All Men
Great Northern Care
James’ Warring
Navy to test armor plates on warships for weaknesses
Washington June 12. The armor plate investigating committee plans a new move to locate weak plates on warships and may ask the navy department to remove certain plates for testing. The Machias, in Brooklyn Navy Yard, was cut in two for lengthening. Evidence shows plates may be secretly treated to become brittle, and witnesses detailed tests at Carnegie works and efforts to locate defective plates on the Terror and New York.
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Waslinngton
Navy Department
Brooklyn Cavy
Jrs
Pacific Lumbers
St. Akerman
Carnegie Works
Carnegie Company
New York
Chafrman
Catchings
Kountz
Lieut. Witner
Kounts
Leutenant
Ackerman
Sugar Meeting at Senator Brice Draws Havemeyer Link
Washington June 12 Senator Caffrey testified before the sugar trust investigating committee, detailing past statements about Havemeyer at Senator Brice's house. He described the invitation and discussion on ad valorem versus specific sugar duties, noting Brice sought Havemeyer’s input. Henry Reed testified at length denying any knowledge of sugar stock speculation by senators. The committee plans to report Chapman's refusal to answer, with a full transcript and a recommendation to certify facts to the district attorney. Open-door access was debated but the panel voted to remain in executive session.
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Senator
Havemeyer
Caffery
White
Brice
Eugar
United States
Hit
Mr. Havemeyer
Senator Brice
Chapman
Sultan Muley Hassan of Morocco Believed Killed
Tangier reports confirm the death of Sultan Muley Hoagsun and rumors spread that his son Mulni Abdul Raziz has been proclaimed sultan. No disturbances have been noted and officials consult on the subject as a prominent London banker notes a dispatch claiming foul murder.
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Morocco
Raley Wan
Tangier
Nevya
Berg
Sultan Muley Hoagsun
Sutan
Mulni Abdul Raziz
Ims Ucen
Anitan
Nba
London
Case of Assnay n Trendergest Continues Hearing
In Chicago June, additional complications arise in the Assnayin Trendergest case. A continuance was agreed to extend the hearing to September, but Judge Payne refused the order, stating no reason for a further delay. The matter was postponed temporarily.
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Chicago
Aline
Assnayin Trendergest
Chettain Wa
Aritng
Criminal Court
Buit
Payne
Missouri River Rise Threatens Town After Heavy Rain
The Missouri river has risen for several days and stands four feet from danger as the current damages farm land above and below the city. A terrific rainstorm drenched Northeastern Nebraska today.
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Onaha
Missouri
Nebraska
Battle Between Marshals and Thieves Near Guthrie
News from Seminole country reports a clash between Fort Smith deputy marshals and horse thieves. One officer was seriously wounded, and thieves John Pletcher and Henry Newcom were killed. Peeblo Paper Suaponde. Pueblo Journal suspended again after a brief cooperative run.
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Guthrie
Okla
Fort Smith Court
Johm Pletcher
Henry Newcom
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Henry Crosby
Pine City
J. M. Howard
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Heron Lake
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