Inheritance Tax Changes Reach Collateral Heirs
The article notes a 5 percent tax on collateral heirs and 7 percent on direct heirs in personal property, reflecting a New York legislative enactment. It mentions Jon P. Stetson, a soldier at Presidio, Cal, and the Grant monument event amid Society of the Army of the Tennessee arrangements in Chicago.
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Jon P. Stetson
11Th Infantry
Presidio
Cal
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Chicago
Grant Monument
Byscur Tin
New York
Hammon Charged $5,000 for Wen Removal on Mrs. Sanford
The record notes Dr Hammon received a fee of 5000 dollars for removing a wen from Mrs Senitor Sanford's head. The text discusses the hypothetical value if the patient were a different person or from Missouri or Kansas, suggesting a hypothetical ten dollar bill would suffice in another case.
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Trié
Hammon
Senitor Sanford
Senate
Kansas
Chicago Mayor closes public gambling sites a crackdown begins
Reports say the new Chicago mayor has ordered the closure of all public gambling houses, signaling a purge of a city long viewed as a haven for gamblers and thieves. The move aims to reduce crime and restore order, prompting mixed reactions from residents and business owners.
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Chicago
States Create Separate Exhibits for World Fair
World fair directors rule that state exhibitions must be within the main exposition build ing while states may erect their own headquarters building for samples of products and shovels to showcase, the general display remains in the main venue for a unified presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ech State
Tribute to Professor John Clarke Ridpath on 50th birthday
Indiana honors Professor John Clarke Ridpath with tributes for fifty years of service as college tutor and historian. His impact on Do Puaw university and the state’s youth is noted as promoting sound education in the history of the republic.
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Indiana
John Clarke Ridpath
Tidpath
Do Puaw University
Republic
Hawaiians Panic Over Sugar Duty Removal Rumors
Ait gives from Honolulu warn that ending the American sugar duty will hurt Hawaii sugar planters and may ruin them. The queen is viewed as failing to grasp the crisis, advisers are blamed, secret meetings occur, and talk of a republic grows amid dissatisfaction and the late King Kalakaua’s legacy.
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Aitgives
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kolkusa
Agricultural science aids farmers in defending their interests
A knowledge of agricultural science equips farmers to address questions affecting their interests and defend them anywhere. Yet some remain preoccupied with minor matters and fail to push for needed improvements.
Debates on Currency Volume and Prices in Nation's History
A historical discussion argues that money supply changes shift the value of money versus commodities. Authorities like David and Mill discuss price impacts, with references to Benn, Gurney, and Doubleday. The piece cites Napoleonic war era crises, bank suspensions, and the argument that increased paper money causes inflation or deflation depending on demand and production responses.
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Thor
Maey
Manay
Sven
Koopsie
Poon Ford
WWE
Walker
John Stuart Miller
Gurney
Hnipostog
Hs Cdkuenptini
Stich
Thomas Doubleday
Fingland
Vaat Bodiow
Grilaaine
Lomither
Andre
England
Napoleng
St St Helens
Mney Thas
Spenie Luigs
Enuglund
Roeland
Pocemsky
Revolcon
Waterloo
Sawna
France
John
Debate on money in circulation and debt in early economics
The interview discusses bimetallic money, government debt, and the value of currency. It cites Abraham Lincoln and Grover Cleveland, arguing increased money supply can ease debt and price relations, while resistors claim it harms creditors and stability. It frames debtors as defending the common man against a money power.
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Abraham Lincoln
Hon
Grover Cleve
Power Q. Mills
Joanie
Eines
Congress
Special wording blocks clear meaning in this note
The fragment shows unclear phrasing about how information is obtained. It suggests methods are not explained and leaves the process ambiguously described. The text hints at policy or procedure details but does not specify concrete actions or sources.
Why Harrison and Diaz did not meet at the border
The article muses on why President Harrison and President Diaz did not meet at El Paso or Maso del Norte. It notes Diaz recalled the Mexican constitution blocks a president from leaving the republic and Harrison would be incapacitated if he left the United States. It raises questions about international law and succession if Harrison had gone to Mexico.
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Harrison
Diaz
el Paso
Maso del Norte
Mexico
United States
Tio Grande
Ding
Pele
Rio Grande
Peachtree Creek
Morton
Atlanta Constitution
Kansas Missouri Associated Press Elects Directors in Leavenworth
The Kansas and Missouri Associated Press held its annual meeting at the Times Office in Leavenworth. Directors elected include Major John J. Bittinger of St Joseph Herald, Hon O F Cochran of Joseph Gazette, Luther Chili s of Atchison Champion, D R Anthony of Davenport Times, J K Hudson, M Busley, M M Murdock of Wichita Eagle, and others. Officers for next year: D B Anthony president, W J Backer vice president, William M Rice treasurer, Ralph M Bailey secretary, with C F Cochran John O Day and M Murdock on the executive committee.
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Leavenworth
Kansas and Missouri
Associated Press
Times
Lavenworth
John J. Bittinger
St. Joseph Heralds
O. F. Cochran
Joseph Gaxette
Luther
C.F. Cochran
John O'Day
MM Murdock
Abhly Becoming Depopulated in Po Valley Exodus
Population drains accelerate across Polesine along the Po near Parma with 400 of 2,000 families leaving this year. Ninety five families exited Crespino last week. Gavello once 5,000 now about 800. Polesine loses thirty seven families, trains run Rovigo to Ge Boa daily for travelers. Agriculture and trade suffer from worker shortages. authorities seek measures to check the movement.
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Ameriette
Parla Ottaly
Polesine
Parma
Crespino
Gavello
Poleaine Inc
People Party Announces State Convention Plan
A fragmented notice mentions sixty leaders from Farmar lianeo sod and other industrial groups calling for a people’s independent state convention at Des Moines to oppose memorial service plans and unite patriotic citizens.
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People’s Party
Lawn
Farmarlianeo
Bel de Moines
Santa
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