Call for Extra Session Urged as Bond and Tax Shortfalls Grow
Washington reports suggest pressure on the President to convene Congress in an extraordinary session. Deficiencies from income tax and sugar duties could reach 28 million and 20 to 25 million, prompting Democrats to push for action to avert a bond issuance. The Treasury bets tax receipts will be around 10 million, far below estimates. Militia readiness is noted amid rising tensions over racial unrest.
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Con‘victions
Carlisle
Congress
Democratic Party
Aotion
Militia Quells Colored Mob in Terkotuzga Town
News from Raleigh reports a tense night when a colored mob attempted to seize Terkotuzga town. Deputies armed and local residents sheltered in houses as four captured leaders were held in Washington after a boat attempt to free them failed. One man, Lanier, was mortally wounded after resisting arrest.
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aMesia
Shemselver
Aber
Washington
Terald
Iba
Rinisra
Lanier
Cinglewler
Thomez Donner
Sanl
Cattle Arrival Triggers Texas Fever Tension at Greenwood
Excitement rises as cattle from San Simon Arizona arrive near the quarantine line, some believed from Mexico. The Greenwood Cattlemen's Association urges Sheriff Smith to seize and quarantine the herd pending action by the live stock sanitary commissioner. Local men, many armed, vow to protect their herds to avoid Texas fever, which could bankrupt Greenwood County.
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San Simon
Arizona
Mexico
Greenwood Cattlesmen's Association
God Prevailadion
Sheriff Smith
Live Stock Sanitary Commissioner
Chetrman Johnson
Greenwood County
Weekly Review of Trade Shows Unusual Speculation Activity
New York based BR G Dan reports speculation as the week's feature with business growth but overall dissatisfaction. Wheat and oil futures climb while export markets tighten. foreign demand and crop prospects look favorable. Beef price rises tied to few dominant suppliers as cattle receipts fall across major markets. U S failures rise to 241 this year, Canada at 34, with last year figures noted for comparison.
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New York
BR. G. Dan
Review of Trade
Tesshan
United States
Canada
Fire devastates cracker factory in Philadelphia blaze
A major Philadelphia fire gutted the Cracker Company's warehouse and damaged nearby buildings. Within an hour ten buildings including a soap and chemical factory and several dwellings suffered partial or total destruction. Firemen were injured while battling the flames as the estimated loss neared a million.
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Wiloon
Big Fonr
J. Meany
Rusia
Arar
FLOT TO MURDER FAURE AND ANARCHIST PLOT REVEALED
Paris authorities tighten security as Petit Boudeatre, a deserter, is linked to a planned assassination of President Faure during Havre fetes. Detectives monitor activity, with internal devices found in Paris. Havre and Paris officials prepare for the visit amid rising anarchist tensions.
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The
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Pif
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Havre
Chamber of Deputies
Francs
Stanpeare
Petit Boudeatre
Putpose
Lonton
Owe
Roof collapses at Moody meeting in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas the Moody gospel event draws about 3 000 attendees indoors and 8 000 outdoors as heavy rain falls. A roof collapse injures over forty people. one man, J Ingram, dies from injuries. Moody steadies frightened crowd and directs rescue efforts.
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Texas
Dwight Moody
Tabernacle
Moody
Mr. Moody
J. ¥. Ingram
Five Negroes Lynched Near Greenville After White Man Murder
Montgomery Ala special reports five Black individuals including three men and two women hanged by a mob near Greenville thirty miles south of the city. The killings followed the murder of Watts Murphy a white farmer and nephew of Watts Gov by Black suspects. An investigation began with three men arrested and one confesses implicating others. The mob reportedly took the perpetrators into custody without details of their capture.
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Greenville
Als
Here
Buckalow Plantation
Butler
Watts Murphy
Murphy
Gov. Watts
Hla
Wen Bat
Greenville Corfipan
Ie Atory
Tennessee Mine Violence Sparks Deadly Clash in Coal Creek
A riot at the Coal Creek mines in Tennessee left Hendritke, a Tennessee miner, dead and Charles Mor, an Ohioan miner, fatally wounded after tensions over electric labor saving machinery imported from Ohio. Fifteen Ohio miners were hired, sparking natives to drive them out. 400 workers struck. Armed pursuit by forty Tennessee men followed as authorities hesitated to act amid rising violence. The Royal Coke Company suffered heavy losses from the disturbance. The narrative shifts to a London report noting uncertainty over a Nicaragua ultimatum and Monroe Doctrine critiques, with commentary that U.S. policy remains impractical and reactive rather than proactive.
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Hendritke
Tennessee
Charles Morat
Cleveland
Ohio
Strick
Royal Coat and Coke Company
London
Earl Kimberly
Nicaragua
Exchange Telegraph Company
The
Ciimatum
Nicare Aga
Adda
Preal West
Mortgage Taxation Debate At Constitutional Convention
The question of mortgage taxation was debated at the constitutional convention and a committee report exempting mortgages from taxation was defeated by a vote of 577 to 4. The Great Mills plant in Bismarck is mentioned as involved with a $50,000 attachment from North Dakota Milling Association, with closure described as temporary.
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Iowa Teachers’ Association
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Sper
Capital City Cash Crisis and Jones Birthday in Iowa
Iowa news outlines Des Moines fiscal distress with park land contract disputes over constitutional limits while Dubuque marks Gen George W. Jones at 91 with no public celebration. Court actions probe bonds and warrants tied to 1886 1888 debts as officials face potential financial ruin.
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United States Supreme Court
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George Iw. Jones
Dubuque
United States Senate
Alpheus Felch
Michigan
James W. Bradbucy
Maine
Mra
J. W. Markle
Gary
Gen. Toner
Duhuane
Neriona
Railroad Hed Siding Near Jefferson Feared Collapse
A near Jefferson report notes the Chicago and North Western Railway line near Jefferson, the dump near Allemon, and the $500,000 instability as soaked clay caused shifting. Trains were delayed. officials feared broader traffic disruption and costly repairs.
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Jumbled Iowa notices mix deaths crimes and city talks
Miss Jessie Kline of Mediapolis dies at breakfast from disease. Dubuque and Des Moines officials plan jails, jails upgrades, new clerks, and a public hall. A Waterloo pension examiner receives commission while other towns hire accountants and ops. Recent incidents include a boy arrested for brass theft and a Des Moines razor attack case with a ten year penitentiary sentence.
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Waterloo
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Lyons Council
Thos
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John ‘James
Boone
J.B. Weaver
Des Moines
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Boone County
Julia Egan
Milwaukee Road
Dusbuque
Henry Luetger
Burlington
Dubwave
George Hammer
Bammer
Ida Grove Tragedy Shocking Double Shooting Ends in Suicide
In Ida Grove an elderly man Alfred Schleiter shot his wife in the dining room as she prepared to leave after marital strife. He then killed himself with a rifle blast above the left eye. The hired girl witnessed the event, saying a morning quarrel led to the deadly acts. Mrs. Schleiter had recently returned from Hot Springs, and previously attempted suicide by morphine.
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Retine Calfak Society
Santa Harmmerly
Hireh
Die
Walter Pr
Kitnacti
Sam Foy
Mer. Wadertrend
Teane Clark
Clark
Des Moines
Hanora
Rao
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Corr Smith
Sal Sie
Lederer
Gora
Paul
Fin
Trenchror Mack
Park County
Ida Grove
Alfred Schleiter
Schleiter
Sha
Alfred Bebleiter
Ene
Bright Crop Outlook and Iowa Weather Bulletin
The season opens with a favorable April for Iowa crops. temperatures slightly above normal and seeding advances report a promising year. Moisture and fruit prospects are strong, while Blairstown faces a fatal shooting as a marshal is wounded and a mob attacks the suspect.
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