Treasury Deficit Leaves Hope For Tariff Bill Passage
Treasury officials report a yearly deficit of about 73 million and a cash balance near 115 million despite a declining customs take. They foresee no need for new bond issues if tariff legislation passes by July 1, boosting internal revenue and prompting importers to resume orders. The article also notes a postal service order warning employees against using official position to influence politics.
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Tris
Treasury
Treasury Department
Woman in Congress debated as suffrage seeks party support
Kansas congressmen react to the Populist convention's call for the woman suffrage amendment. Representative Broderick predicts cross party strength with Republicans leaning in favor. Discussion touches on eligibility and state constitutions shaping future member rights. Nearby, wage groups push for action as Coxey era reform prospects fade. Pension reform notes end with uncertain prospects.
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Baker
Debates On Unemployed Labor Proposals and Sugar Investigations
Reports from Washington June 16 describe congressional inquiry into sugar stock dealings and tariff debates. Havemeyer and Brice testify, with no new revelations. further indictments anticipated for Shriver, Edwards, and Chapman. Senate tariff clash and House actions follow as lawmakers discuss raw wool rates and appropriations. Local notes include Knights of Pythias encampment planning and Governor Flower's remarks on tariff reforms.
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Theodore Havemeyer
In Sugar Trust
H. O. Havemeyer
Brice
Birney
Shriver
Edwards
Chapman
Terrell
Havemeyer
Arlington Hotel
Senator Hill
Wasnineros
Conn
Knights of Pythias
Carnahan
Indianapolis
Nye
National Hotel
Connecticut
Congresa
Wastisevox
Senate
Verdict of Guilty for Forgery in the Second Degree
In Leavening Power headlines Erastus Wiman is found guilty of forgery in the second degree. The jury recommends mercy. maximum penalty is 10 years with minimum abolished by new laws. Wiman's arrest follows Judge Ingraham's charge as deputies take him to prison amid family farewells.
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New York
Erastus Winan
Wiman
Brastos Wiman
Brown
Ingraham
Winan
Senfemer
Torhe
Alls Mathew
New
Yor
Arthur’ Rook
Ander
Tuter
Disa
North River
Young Rock
Big Mother
Local disaster as lightning strikes town and crowds clash
A severe thunderstorm hits the town causing a fallen stone that injures and kills as two policemen, a laborer Gottieb Gokslie dies instantly, and houses on the west and north sides are damaged. In Grundy county a dispute among Italians leads to gunfire, a man is killed, another dies of injuries, and the mob attacks the shooter.
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Thamlér
Tsiee
Gottieb Gokslie
Dour
Jeffersonville
Grundy County
John McCarey
Bnilet Ie
Nemo
Gililio
Airiece
McCarey
Aoart
Five Desperadoes Board Train and Escape Near Centralia
Desperate five men boarded the train near Centralia on Nov 4, entered the chaircar and smoker, and robbed a passenger of $100 along with mileage books and papers before leaping from the moving train. The others followed, the train was halted, but the trio failed to catch them.
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St. Louis
Air’ Line
Centralia
Orl Eee
Eavekine
Storm in Chicago Kills One as Hailstorm Damages Teutonic
A severe electrical rain and hailstorm swept Chicago late yesterday causing considerable damage. Lightning struck the Teutonic building, a ten story structure, dislodging a 15 pound granite piece from the cornice and narrowly missing occupants. Several escapes were reported as the city faced the powerful storm.
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Cutcano
Teutonic Building
Deadly Mine Disaster Kills Over 150 in Austria
A fierce firedamp explosion at the Johann and Franziska mines in Karwin, Austria, near Troppau, reportedly kills well over 150 miners. The mines were ablaze with ventilator shafts destroyed as fires spread, owned by Count von Lariseh.
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Troppau
Austria
Karwin
Johann and
Franziska
Count von Lariseh
Kansans Parade Editor in Mother Hubbard Dress
Kansas tale reports Editor Brown returning from Populist state meeting when he was seized at the depot by opponents of women's suffrage. He was stripped, dressed in a Mother Hubbard outfit, and marched through town with a brass band, a stunt blamed on suffragists.
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Kansas
Wiowra
Kan
Man
Eilitor Brown
Mother Hubbard
Fragmentary Textile Trade Note Sparks Odd Fabric Prices
The readable lines note prices for fabrics and textiles with scattered figures. Mentions half wool and satin like weaves, plus references to leather or lawn items and a 2048 inch measurement. Difficult to parse, but hints at a vendor list or catalog entry with various fabric prices.
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Brien
Capital News
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Woman IN Congress
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Secretary of the Navy
Satjeet
Governor Flower
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Adirondacks
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Tex
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Charles H. Schroeder
William Walter Phelps
Richard Croker
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Remion
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Neb
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Omaha Uy
William Henshaw
Grand Rapids
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Feo
Leavening Powe
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U.S. Gov't Report
LY Pure
Chicago
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