Senate Concludes War Revenue Bill Conference Agreement
Washington Dec 28 the senate agreed to the conference report on the war revenue reduction bill without objection. The decision followed a river and harbor bill discussion and included several conference reports not acted on, with lines up for academy and agricultural appropriation matters. A royal correspondence note was sent to the secretary of state for Queen Victoria memorial replies.
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Allarbon
Aldrich
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Nebrasin
Secretary of ‘the Navy
Morgan
Rowe
Wili Thy Academy
Sumite
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Lanadowne
Hie Anujcety
Bedward VI
Ranate
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Asibasbador Chorte
Ln Trais
Stats Department
Sep
Hay Eont
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Tang
Tha Senato
Sintcata
Stites
Tidia
Tanaile Qa
Joseph H. Cheate
Gage Answers Inquiry on Exports to South Africa
Washington February 6 Secretary Gage submitted a long reply detailing shipments of horses mules and supplies to South Africa era and later. He cites totals for ships to the region and notes gaps in the export records while a tariff bill's provisions are outlined including rates for cigars bullets and various taxes with broad reductions totaling about 41 million dollars and effective next July.
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Washington
Bearetary
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Gauge
Porta
South Africa
Revenue Reported On War Tax Reduction Bill
Washington February 28 the conference of the senate and house over the war revenue reduction bill reported the result of their deliberations as a compromise. The bill would raise tobacco tax by twenty percent and reduce the tax on white and other goods by percentages as fixed by the senate, with changes in the present law.
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Washington
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Ghawa
Senate Ends Heated Debate on Philippine and Cuban Amendments
The Senate, in a tense session, passed the Spooner amendment extending presidential power in the Philippines after sharp debate. The Cuban amendment to the army bill was also adopted while other proposals limiting expansion of federal authority were rejected.
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Valuable dogs poisoned under mystery on porch incident
E. M. Shelas reports a case of poisoning of two fine beagle hound pups, five weeks old, sold for 30 pounds and to be whipped this week. The poisoning occurred on his back porch at 24 Leth Street between dark and 280 Wednesday evening. He offers 350 pounds for information leading to a conviction.
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Inspection of Battery 7b by Major Sensiz May 10
The annual inspection of Battery 7b will be held in the evening of May 10 by Major A B Sensiz at At Hoa. The inspection may shift to another officer later in the five week period. AC Bonatibles Thugatay visited the home near Driving Park. She was arraigned in Hilerman court and remained detained.
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Indiana House Debates Murphy Bill on Rail Conso and Taxes
Rep Murphy introduces in the house a bill to consolidate the railroad system with provisions tied to past measures vetoed by the governor. The senate revisits a plan to fund state labs, while the house cuts salaries for judges and reviews Fort Wayne charter bills. Debate covers railroad repeal, state finances, and new corporate law proposals amid a tense legislative session.
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Indiana bill imitates New Jersey trusts model
A bill for trusts was introduced in the Indiana legislature inspired by New Jersey law. Senator Flaming claimed the measure mirrors a national practice and would have affected Indiana residents. The bill, drafted by S. S. Alden of Booth Ways, was presented yesterday amid debate.
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Judge Hanecy Nominated for Chicago Mayor Nomination
The Chicago Republican convention at the First Regiment Armory nominated Judge Elbridge Hanecy for mayor after eight ballots. Hanecy, longtime circuit court judge of Cook County, gained the nomination amid persistent voting for other candidates including Kavanaugh and Boldenweck.
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Mudge Hanney
Todges Ebridge Hanney
Gook County
Yates
Tintin
Deported Troops and Casualties Reported in Manila
PROM PHILIPPINES records show twenty four men deported by military authorities in Manila. Most of the new tre discharged soldiers. Frigate Gort Rucker and troop L Whird cavalry suffered a death. Nine insane, ninety-night sick, and eleven dead reported. Brigadier Ganer t I B. Freetann arranging the eatin ake ern.
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Walls fall at Cox Pottery works killing one and injuring three
Gas City Indiana area report says a wall collapse at Cox Pottery Works caused one man dead and three fatally injured. Victims named include John Currda and Albert Rothinstovse with others crushed by falling beams as the plant burned and walls collapsed. The owner D G Cox is among the grievously hurt with total losses estimated under 312,009 dollars.
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Mure
Cox Pottery Worl
John Currda
Walla
Backward People Prompt Civil Oversight Amid Rebellion
Compiled remarks from Thirty second infantry officers claim Entenn people resist civil governance while mass trepidation and donations surge nearby. General Grant predicts suppression soon as commission seeks nominal authority over Tagals in Entenn. replacement aims at reorganizing military and local government.
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Brovinen
Loezon
Thirty-second Infantry
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Grant
Bulyonn
Delerndome
No Sensation At All In Tarnel Moaster Burglary Tale
A garbled account centers on Tarnel Moaster of 20 South Wayne Avenue amid a burglary at his home, threats to his family, and a tense plan involving a Fort Wayne journey to secure papers for a business deal. The story hints at a reunion and a possible move to Melvasia to dispute property, with unclear details and numerous errors.
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South Wayne
Binester
Fort Wayne
Howlee
Deni
Marini
Melvasia
Death of Wilton R. Dounty in Adams County
Wilton R. Dounty died Thursday afternoon in Decatur after a long illness intensified by grip. He was 72. He was brother of Calvin J. Winch of this city and Miss Maggie Derwin, recently a treble something instructor. Derwin came to Adams County many years ago. Funeral arrangements not announced, likely Sunday with relatives from nearby city in attendance.
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Oro Nise
Adamrs County
Tadiqua
Decatur
Calvin
J. Winch
Maggie Derwin
Retirement plans loom as Bloomingdata mill owner exits
Omangm of Owniimehip, Wi H Berd works with his father George Bid who plans retirement after eleven years in the milling and meeting business. Mr Bradt, partner and longtime in the field, contemplates changes but details remain unclear and likely to be publicized by estate agent P L Potter.
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George Bid
Bradt
Miothat
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