Fight Income Tax Sparks UK Influence and Reform Talks
A London sourced cable reports a wage based anti income tax movement forming under influential support in New York. The movement aims to force a substantial reduction in the next budget as a path to restore representative character and curb government taxation.
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British trades union blocs women vote and antiwar stance
London September 5 1900 Trades Union Congress rejects General Union of Weavers bid for women's suffrage and endorses MP pay while proposing safeguards to keep under-ten workers from textile and non textile factories. Cigar Makers mutual association backs state control of monopolies and warns of capitalist combines. Congress denounces war with Orange Free State and Transvaal and condemns imperial ventures as tools of cosmopolitan finance harming workers.
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Roosevelt's Boys Chosen as Deputy Sheriffs for Reception
Sheriff Johnson of Mineola appoints Theodore Roosevelt Jr aged 15 and Kermit Roosevelt aged aa as special deputies for President Roosevelt's reception. Commissions issued in regu lar Nassau county form. Johnson believes early exposure will aid future service. Theodore away hunting, Kermit at home. President Roosevelt praises the idea in a brief exchange.
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A View of Newport Harbor Opens Busy Season
A lively Newport season unfolds with tents, visiting dignitaries, and bustling harbor activity. The shore and waterfront teem with tents and ships as crowds enjoy the holiday atmosphere and entertainments during the latest boating and social week.
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Secretady Shaw orders release of Treasury bonds and boosts circulation
In Washington on September 14 Secretary Shaw announced plans to free about 4 million dollars in Treasury holdings for national banks with free or pledged bonds. He noted potential early release of 4 million more and urged banks to send bonds to the Treasury to become temporary depositaries. He also moved to prepay October interest and cash bonds, arguing these steps may ease currency strain. Shaw stressed no alarm and highlighted limited bank circulation, aiming to avoid market-bond premiums and preserve currency elasticity. He attached a letter to a banker outlining measures to increase circulation if needed and to prevent fresh bond purchases. Reports from Central America reference Colombia Nicaragua tensions and Padilla, with Colombia protesting Nicaragua’s actions and seeking canal-zone restraint. A separate daily advert notes Pain-Killes remedy and other ads. a brief item cites the Sultan of Oman’s son Ali Bin Hamoud, educated in England.
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Arc Lamps Dominate North American Lighting Market
Arc Lamps are used for street lighting across the United States Canada and Mexico surpassing all other makes of this type combined. Thousands have been installed in mills factories foundries and retail and wholesale stores nationwide. Most are Adams Bagnall Enclosed.
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