Bond issue pressure grows for extra session on finances
Washington special reports Treasury officials cut income tax receipts outlook to 10 million and 2 million, widening the expected deficit to 20 to 26 million from Sagar duties alcohol tax. Democrats urge President to call Congress into extraordinary session to avert further financial peril and bond issuance.
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Washington
Treasury
Cartisle
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bath Riot Report in North Carolina Town
A mob of Black residents attacked Bath North Carolina after arrests at a saw mill. Deputies were fired upon, residents locked in, militia called from Washington, and five rioters captured. Leader Thomaz Bonner remained at large amid ongoing tension.
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N. Do
Raleigh
N. C
Bath
Noegrage
Thomaz Bonner
Cattle Quarantine Sparks Greenwood County Tense Stand
Excitement arose as a carload of cattle from San Simon Arizona arrived, with some possibly from old Mexico. Greenwood Cattlemen’s Association urged Sheriff Smith to seize and quarantine the stock pending action by the sanitary commissioner. Chairman Johnson arrived to find a town angry and armed, determined to protect their herds from Texas fever. Cattlemen threaten force to stop pasturing the cattle locally if needed.
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San Simon
Arizona
Jold- Mexico
Greanswood
Sheriff Smith
Istagk
Johnson
Greenwood County
Weekly Review of Trade Shows Unusual Speculation
New York special notes in Dun's Weekly Review of Trade that speculation dominates markets as the export price pull raises costs. Wheat gains over 8 cents with small western receipts and rising Atlantic exports. foreign demand may rise while crop prospects look excellent. Beef prices rise due to supply control by a few corporations, with cattle receipts down at four western markets by 200,000 in Q1 1906 and deaths about 10 percent lower than last year. U.S. failures 241 vs 210 last year, Canada 34 vs 45.
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New York
Dun’s Weekly Review of Trade
Smong
Thia
Boone County
Winterset
Boone
Manchester
Therum
Tania
Peoria
Bock Island
Northwestern
Chicago
Durin
Rock Wien
Burlington
St. Paul
Four Alarm Fire Destroys Wilson Cracker Factory Area
A large Philadelphia fire gutted the Wilson Cracker Factory warehouse and damaged adjoining businesses, with flames spreading to soap and chemical works and several dwellings on Argenta Place. Three firemen were injured as crews battled the blaze. Estimated loss exceeds half a million dollars.
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Philadelphia
Avilson
Lames
Soap and
Chermi Eal Manufacty
Wai
Draydopla
Sir Argmata Place
Agath
Edward Maguirg
William H Snowden
Walker & Co
J. Meany
FLOT TO MURDER FAURE
Paris breathes for security as anarchists threaten to assassinate President Faure during fetes in honor of his visit. A suspect known as Petit Boudeaure left London for Havre, described as a deserter from the French army under surveillance. Paris and Havre authorities brace for possible attack and detectives report more anarchist activity while two internal machines are found in Paris.
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Carnot
Paris
The
Petit Journal
President Faure
Chamber of Deputies
France
Petit Boudeaure
London
Havre
Moody’s Tabernacle Roof Collapse at Fort Worth Meeting
The Moody revival in Fort Worth ended in tragedy as heavy rain preceded a roof collapse at the Tabernacle during a crowd of about 10 000. Over forty injured, one death reported as rescuers pulled victims from the wreckage while Moody urged calm and led the response.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Dwight Moody
Tabernacle
Moody
Mr. Moody
J. ¥. Ingram
Five Negroes Lynched Near Greenville Alabama
A Montgomery special reports five Black individuals three men and two women were found hanged from trees near Buckalow plantation three miles from Greenville after the murder of Watts Murphy a white farmer and nephew of the late Gov. Watts. The mob that killed them burned his body and officers arrested several suspects amid guarded conditions as telegraph confirms the tale.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Greenville
Here
Buckalow Plantation
Butler
Watts Murphy
Murby
Gov. Watts
Tennessee mine clash over labor saving machinery
A Tennessee mining dispute over electric labor saving equipment from Ohio led to a walkout by 400 workers, a clash that killed Hendriaka, a Tennessee miner, and wounded Charles Morgan of Cleveland. Authorities fear lynching as natives threaten the Ohio men. 40 armed locals pursue the fugitives while the Royal Coal and Coke Company suffers significant losses.
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Kagarike
Coal Créek
Hendriaka
Charles Morgan
Cleveland
Ohio
Paragit
Royal Coal and Coke Company
British Foresight in Nicaragua Crisis Delayed Ultimatum
London officials deny knowledge of a letter claimed as Earl Kimberley’s reply to Nicaragua’s ultimatum to Britain. The Graphic mocks tail-twist diplomacy and Cleveland’s pragmatic stance, while The Monroe doctrine is called a mere talking point.
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London
Earl Kimberly
Nicaragua
Great Britain
Exchange Telegraph Company
Cleveland
Mortgages Taxation Debate in Utah Constitutional Convention
Discussion on mortgage taxation ended with the committee report's mortgage exemption being struck down by a 44 to 0 vote, marking a decisive turn in the Utah constitutional convention. The decision leaves mortgages subject to taxation as the convention concludes its deliberations.
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Salt Lake
Great Mille Are Attached at Bismarck Mill
The local mill of the North Dakota Milling Association was closed on attachments totaling 50 040 dollars brought by the former against the current management. The closure is reported to be temporary.
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Hor Faseresta
AL. Petersburg
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Bismarck
North Dakota Milling Association
Des Moines City Faces Constitutional Bond Refunding Crisis
In Des Moines the city struggles with funding, arguing a park land purchase may have exceeded constitutional limits. Officials seek to issue bonds for 80,000 in warrants and refund 400,000 funded debt, while judges consider the legality under U S Supreme Court rulings. Gen George W Jones nears 91 with no plans for celebration.
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Cty Hall
United States Supreme Court
Railroad Bed Siding Damages and Local Arrests
A near Jefferson massive siding project by the Chicago and North Western Railway, costing over 500000, shows signs of instability with leaking clay and shifting embankments. Trains are being dumped in cen ders while a derailed plan raises traffic fears. a miner from Coalville named Howley faces jail for drunkenness after setting woodwork on fire. a court fine of 75 is imposed and he serves in the chain gang.
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Jefferson
Chicago and Northwerter
Ista
Traina
Ferigun &Ride
Howley
Coalville
Fort Dodge
Blacell
Lawler
Coirl
Record of the Week raises city figures and crime notes
The census lists Newton population at 3023. Clinton police jail 48 vagrants for labor. Hampden plans $10 daily licenses for travelers and peddlers. Des Moines reports Davis indicted for allowing gambling at the track. State convention set for July 10 in Des Moines. Lane temporary chairman. Jamison, Frank James, and Jackson arrested for grand larceny over a $175 cash register theft at Rube Dillon’s saloon. Jamiron and Tanner prominent suspects. Des Moines breakfast MSG reception noted at Sunbeam Rescue Mission. Le Walker kinly provides land. Stewart Park Dulane under receivership. only Topcarn and lemonade to be sold. Tealie Glaspey, 15, dies in cultivator accident near Hill’s Riding.
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Clinton
Hampden City
Des Moines
Davies
Republican Central Committee
Too J. Lane
Davenport
W.T. Jamison
Creston
Frank James
John Jackson
Rube Dillon
Jet
Jamiron
Register
Dillon
Tanner
Sunbeam
Walker Kinsily
Stewart Park
Dulane
Caard
Tealie Glaspey
John Glaspey
Hill
Des Moines News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Mediapolis woman Jessie Kline dies at breakfast from heart disease. Dr. G J Mack of Waterloo newly commissioned as pension examiner. Dubuque council funds roof vaults for city records while a Dubuque man faces $550 fraud case. Boone and Des Moines report jail concerns, rail line dispute, and a fatal runaway incident. Boon county supervisor actions, a murder and attempted murder trial, and tax delinquency drive loom as Des Moines plans a 5000-seat public gathering hall.
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Jessie Kline
Mediapolis
G. J. ‘Mack
Witerloo
Dubuque
F.C. Nhare
Margaret Jones
Lyons Council
Aenyear
Waterloo
Gasoline “Engine Company
Thos
Riddle
John James
Boone
J.B. “Weaver King
Des ‘Moines
Council Bluffs
Tragedy At Ida Grove Ends In Double Suicide
Alfred Schleiter, one of Ida Grove's wealthiest men, shot his wife in the dining room after a quarrel and then killed himself in the next room. The hired girl witnessed the events. Mrs Schleiter had packed to leave. she had recently returned from Hot Springs, having previously attempted suicide last December.
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Walter Preston
Baptist Church
Irettier Frank
Ti Ia
Teane Clark
Clark
Des Moines
Michael Smith
Cora Staith
Brand Jury
Smith
Rupes
Federer
Ton Meh
Ulaving
Cosa
Mack
Polk County
Alfred Schletter
Alfred Schl¢tter
Mr. Schleiter
Bright crop outlook and Iowa weather bulletin
The April crop bulletin highlights unusually bright prospects for Iowa with above normal temperatures, favorable conditions for seeding, and expected increases in small grain corn and potato acreage. A general rain at week end promises moisture. fruit reports are positive. Separate items note Blairstown marshal wounded, mob violence, Fort Dodge oil claim, and local civic notes.
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William Windom
Dubuque
Chesapeake Bay
Iowa
Agaresadi
Idwa
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Oscar Wilde
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Kan
Weekly Review OF Trade
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Jonce Starta
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Alpheus Felch
Michigan
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Tas
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Traangaammyss
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Wiliam Gearhart
James Cox
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Jonathan Heuchter
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Anna C. Ingham
W.H. Ingham
Rosauth Count State Bank
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Hamme
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Thomas Riddle
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