Congress Tariff Debates and Budget Votes Across May Sessions
United States Senate and House actions in Washington cover tariff motions, tabled bids, and the Aldrich and Jones amendments. Key figures include Teller Gorman Hill Irby and Brice amid party lines, with rates set for anchors, bolts, guns, steel plates, and other goods, plus civil service and pension provisions debated and approved.
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Washington
Toller
Messrs
Hill
Irby
Kyls
Teller
Gormin
Gorman
Gorman and Mr. Brice
Senate
Ameke
Colorado
Senator Hill
New York
Senator Irby
Peffer
Scivil Service Commission
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Allen
Nebraska
Powers
House
Alderson
Dem
W. Va
Civil Service
Argoneys
Hayes
Eules
Civil Service Commission
MekSintey
Raton
Iial
Outragees Beat St Paul Park Doctor With Paint Feathers
Dr H H Mitchell of St Paul Park was dragged from his hotel beaten kicked and covered with red paint and feathers by a gang of White Caps in a Sunday night assault. Three ribs broken he lies in precarious condition possibly fatally injured. Six assailants were arrested. five released. John Newberg Sr held to grand jury in 200 dollars bonds. Other arrestees released include John Henrys Charles Newburg Astron Newburg John McCarthy Albert Fielding Louis Moore. A woman is said to be involved. Mitchell, a married man separated from his wife, allegedly angered Newburg over marital entanglements with the doctor.
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Be. Mitchell
Panl Park
St. Paul
H. Mitchell
St. Paul Park
Lila
Murty
Washington
John Newberg, Sr
Mitchell
John
Henrys
Charles Newburg
Astron Newburg
John McCarthy
Albert Fielding
Louis Meore
Mitchellie
Sep Stered
St Loniz
Newburg
Donation offers city fifteen acres for reservoir site
Thomas Lowry donates fifteen acres of valley land near Central Avenue, about a mile above Minneapolis city limits, to serve as a filtrating reservoir. City engineer Cappelen notes the ground suits a future reservoir, with a big dry hole at 207 feet above city datum and an estimated construction cost around 150000 dollars.
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Thomas Lowry
Minneapolis
Yalalie
Central Avenue
Cappelen
Columbia
Lowry
Supreme Court decides against Northern Pacific in land grant case
Washington May 28. The United States Supreme Court ruled against the Northern Pacific Railway in a test suit over mineral lands along the line. The dispute centers on lands granted by the government under the 1864 act, with mineral discoveries after the grant raising questions of exemption from the grant. The decision upholds that lands found mineral after issuance are not exempt from the grant.
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Northern Pacific
Washington
Richard V. Barden
Northern Pacific Railway
United States Supreme Court
Wailroad
Rifles for Witkin in Washington Senate Bill
Senator Perkins introduced a bill in the senate to grant Springfield rifles and equipment on hand but not needed by the regular army to the militia of states and territories. Arms distributed on governors' requisitions but remain U S property and charges to be made against appropriations for militia arms.
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Witkin
Washington
Perkins
Senate
United States
Wara
Minera Strike Threatens Nearby Mines in Kentucky
Minera strike near Nowlerson Kentucky on May 28 halts output at the Dekurn mines. One hundred fifty miners refused shipments for home use as Jarvis wines operations close outside the city. Bisket Coal company reports reduced work with fifty men idle. miners at Es and Harlington mines may join the action.
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Minera Strike
Nowlerson
Ue Dekurn
Strack
Wight
Jarvis Wines
Wit
Me Bisket Coal Company
Mings
Nemednion
Anne Ing
Tanner E. Santer Berd Abrideea Funeral in Western County
County commissioner Saburn, a leading farmer in Brown County, died suddenly last night at age about sixty. He was active in New Hampshire affairs and had lived here twelve years. The funeral will be held at Frederick tomorrow under Masonic auspices.
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Tanner E. Santer Berd
Abrideea
S. 2
Alay
Parker
Saburn
Torthawestern Vrown County
Fire halts at Wohlhunter’s laminare shop in Albert Lea
About midnight last night a fire was discovered in the basement of Wohlhunter's laminate establishment in a lot of paper addings. The blaze caused smoke and water damage but was extinguished. the fire was insured.
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Smart
Albert Lea
Mihect Toa, Ming
Wohlhunter
Hatuc Tt
Guilty of Asopted Axed, Monies Rock
A man named Wellington was arrested in Rock Wis on May 28 and charged with an attempt to assault Mrs. Fred Schuller. He pled not guilty and awaits a hearing in the June term of court.
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Monies Rock
Wis
Wellington
Fred Schuller
Little Girl Burned to Death in Wisconsin Farm Fire
A young girl on a farm near Hayward Wisconsin was severely burned when her clothing caught fire from a near by blaze. She died at about one o clock yesterday afternoon following the accident on her father's property.
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Hayward
Wis
Troth Mensen
Swindle Gang Leader Arrested Over Forgery Charges
Chicago May 28 Hugh Rodgers head of an advertising swindle gang was arrested on forgery charges. The Union Horseshoe Nail Company sues as complainant. The group claimed ties to several publishing names and operated across major cities over five years, allegedly stealing over $100 through bogus directory contracts. Rodgers, 35, aided byStanley France and others, denied charges and planned suit for false imprisonment. Donelly, Lakeside Directory publisher, aided investigation linking Rodgers to the Commercial Guide and similar outfits.
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Chicago
Hugh Rodgers
Union Horseshoe Nail Company
Atlantic
Pactic Coast
Apnea
Youll
The
Register Publishing Company
International Publishing Company
Business Register
Commercial Register
Commercial Publishing Company
Commercial Guide
Rodgers
San Francisco
Chronicle
Stanley France
Donelly
Lakeside Directory
Petition seeks receiver for Schuster National Bank
David L. Newborg of New York filed a petition in United States court asking for a receiver for Schuster National Bank alleging fraud by cashier 8. AL Walker. The filing states Newborg, a stockholder and large creditor, accuses Walker of deceiving officers and cites loans of over $100,000 made to Schuster & Co. before consolidation with Refustee National and Saxton National.
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Joseph
United States
David L. Neyburg
New York
Schuster National Bank
AL Walker
A. N. Schuster & Co
Newborg
Schuster
Refiustee National Bank
Saxton National Bank
Schwater & Co
Selmster
Newberg
Walker
Long Lost Son of Minneapolis Found After Years
Gen Charles J. Kelly, famed Coxey Army leader, is revealed as a long lost son of Mrs. James Kelly of Minneapolis. He left home in Kansas City twelve years ago at age twenty two and had been unheard from until now, with his family never receiving a word. In Bigville Xy a shooting left a baby dead after a dispute between men, with Slusher arrested and Howard at large. In Sin Lb a stock sale is proposed as an English syndicate offers 7 100 800 for Elgin Nations Wares stock, with three fourths of holders approving.
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Minneapolis
Charles J. Kelly
Mississippi
Coxey Army
James Kelly
Maud Kelly
Seventh Street South
Kelly
Kansas City
Pwo
Bigville
James Minward
James Slusher
Uewral
Howard
Imady
Slusher
Avery
Elgin Nations Wares Company
Bes
Anarchist arrest and bomb outrage in Tunis details
In Tunis on May 28 authorities report arrests of Guerin Veanden and Gauch following discovery of Muller plotting a bomb attack. Gauch linked to Matha and Fenov networks. tangential references to the Foyot explosion and a massive Han River disaster in China. Widespread damage noted with thousands displaced or affected.
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Brenel
Annaret
Tunis
Duve
Guerin
Veanden
Gauch
Muller
Erstuny
da Faiege
Matha
Fenov
China
Francisco
Han
Stolen Banco Romano Case Documents Supposedly Missing
In Rome on May 28 authorities report that all documents gathered by the public prosecutor in the Banco Romano case and related prosecutions have vanished. It is suspected that the records were stolen, triggering a probe into the disappearance of the collected materials.
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Rome
Thrceturs
Banco Romano
Forgery case postponed as defendant Crandall remains missing
The state versus O C Crandall for forgery was continued until the next term by Judge Sones because O B Pinney the ex-bookkeeper cannot be found. The proceedings were held in Sioux Falls on May 28 with Crandall and Pinney referenced in the docket.
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Crandall
Sioux Faille
S&s. D
Sones
State
O. C
Crandal
O. B. Pinney
Colorado Springs Delegation Seeks Arbitration in Cripple Creek Strike
A May 28 Cripple Creek report states a Colorado Springs delegation led by Dr. Slocum and A. J. Collis met with miners and union leaders to pursue arbitration and a halt to hostilities. A conference with President Calderwood preceded plans for a formal arbitration committee and prisoner exchanges after a deadly clash leaving several dead and wounded.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Colorado Springs
Dr. Slocum
Colorado College
A. J. Collis
A. R. Bates
Charles Geinster
The
Carpenters’ Union
D. H., Hogan
E. Evana Carrington
Altman
Calderwood
Slocuw
Civvington
Collis
Answers' Union
Urior
William Rabiiean
Hiram Crowley
Shorty
Frank Mason
Pred Todd
D. D. Dunn
William Bailey
ML. Thussell
Plague Report From San Francisco’s Honk Wong District May 28
Cantor correspondent from Hong Kong Telegraph cites an epidemic in San Francisco spreading rapidly among natives. First victim recently, thousands claimed, symptoms resemble Hochow plague with high fever and swollen glands under arms. Death follows within a day. Cause attributed to foul water and drainage deficiencies.
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Honk Wong
San Francisco
Cantor
Hong Kong
Hochow
Irish parliamentary party appeals for funds to support MPs
Tremol Nees Ald. Terdon and May 25 McCarthy chair of the Irish parliamentary party issue an appeal to the Irish people urging immediate and generous help to maintain the constant attendance of Irish members in Westminster for the remainder of the session.
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Tremol Nees Ald. Terdon
Tustin McCarthy
Irish Parliamentary
Fies
Westuinester
SILL Skirmishing Reports from Rio Grande do Sul
Buenos Ayres reports advices from Rio Grande do Sul state saying skirmishes between Brazilian government forces and insurgents continue but no engagements of importance have occurred.
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Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande Do Sal
Modest Claim Sparks Town Site Ownership Notice
Tawiuth May 28. i c Hill lary of Tower posted notices at Tinnity Like City claiming ownership at the town site. A contest over the writer is likely.
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Ulmharys
Tawiuth
Mion
I. c
Witter
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Americam
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America
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