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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

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Dixon Mixes With Payne Over Tariff Debate

In Washington on April 28, Representative Dixon of Indiana attacked the Payne tariff law as an increase over the Dingley act noting a 1.71 percent higher rate based on 1907 figures. Representative Payne rebutted declaring Dixon’s statistics unfounded. Both sides said they would file committee reports to support their claims.

Washington House Scadera Representaive Dixon Indiana Ways and Means Committee Payne

Ardent suitor slain as brother hacks assailant with axe

In Chicago a man named Antonio Morosco was killed by Anna Forte’s brother after Morosco tried to hug and kiss Forte outside her home. The mother fired five shots at Morosco. none hit him but one wounded a bystander. The assailant then fled.

Chicago Antonio Morosco Anna Forte Morosco Mark

President Wilson Meets Moore on Alien Land Bill Fallout

President Wilson and acting Secretary of State John Bassett Moore conferred at the White House regarding an answer to Bryan’s Sacramento message on the alien land bill. The president believes the issue is aimed at embarrassing the administration but is seeking a satisfactory compromise.

Washington Wilson John Bassett Moore White House Bryan Sacramento

Tariff Bill Debates Narrow Duty Increases Defeated

In Washington on April 29 the House under the five minute rule defeated most amendments that would raise tariff duties. Progressives sided with Republicans against the Underwood provisions as a shoe and metal polished exemption was adopted.

Washington House

Illinois Man Fatally Shoots Sister-in-Law Then Takes Own Life

In Danville Illinois on April 29 Jack Clifton shot his sister-in-law Mrs James Harrison during a quarrel at a dinner table and then killed himself. Clifton blamed her for extravagant purchases that alleged wife incurred, saying she taught his wife to hunt bargains. Mrs Harrison was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.

Danville Jack Clifton James Harrison Chicago

California Legislators Press Anti Alien Bill After Bryan Statements

In Sacramento on April 29 sentiment among lawmakers favored adopting an anti alien bill similar to the one that brought Secretary Bryan to California. They express disappointment over Bryan's remarks and demand Washington obtain Japan's objection to the measure. If no direct response comes, Tokyo through Viscount China may be asked to relay Japan's stance to the State Department.

Sacramento Bryan California United States Japan Tokio Washington China State Department

Bryan Receives Code Message After Stone Laying Speech

Secretary Bryan received a long code message from the President in Sacramento on April 29 but declined to discuss its contents. He then resumed his executive conference with the Legislature after addressing the corner stone laying of the Y M C A building.

Sacramento Bryan

First Suit Filed in West Side Flood Damage Case

Indianapolis April 20 William Arthur Fox filed the first suit arising from the West Side flood seeking 5000 damages against Kingan & Co and others. He alleges dumping dirt and debris obstructed and diverted water causing destruction of property and dental fixtures. Other suits likely to follow.

Indianapolis William Arthur Fox West Side Kingan & Co

Fire destroys Acme Mills in Jeffersonville IN

Fire at Acme Mills and elevator in Jeffersonville Indiana caused $110000 in losses with $65000 covered by insurance. Investigators cite spontaneous combustion as the likely cause.

Jeffersonville Ind Acme

Four inspectors face trial for obstructing justice in New York

In New York on April 29 former inspectors Sweeney Hussey Thompson and Martha were placed on trial in the criminal court on charges of obstructing justice. Evaneville reports a white male body, age about fifty to sixty, found floating in the Ohio River on Sunday and buried with no identification.

New York Sweeney Hussey Thompson Martha Criminal Court Today Evaneville Ohio River

Marble Corner Items Mixed Local Social Notes

Marble Corner items report a flurry of brief visits and business calls from Abe Van Antwerp in Vere sailles to Chris Mitchell in Chupont and J W Hash to Wirt. Capt George Ashby named Ed Myer commander after Capt Carlisle’s disappearance. foul play suspected. Bay Fresh supply Mrs Austin's Bag Buckwheat advertised by local grocer.

Abe van Antwerp Veresailles Chris Mitchell Chupont J. W. Hash Wirt Frank Wildman Bessie Jamea Sflash Middlefork Lewie Dupont Kennis Sheldon Cincinnati Fon Ebel Marble Valley Harry Dannecker Big Creek Grace Thomas Sam Jarvis Lester Wildman Daisy Jarvis Clarence Wildman Madison Float Lawrence Shadday Edd Adam S. G. Anderson S. B. Anderson Clarence Adam Louisville Frank Mitchell Seymour Ed. Adams Jarvis Bros Cross Plains J.D. Johnston George Ashby Ind Ed Myer Kentucky Samuel M. Carlisle Fourth Street Ashby George W. Doubleday Nashville Ed. Myer Carliale John Weppler North Fourth Street Louisville Times

Famous brood mares burned at Keene stable fire

In Lexington Kentucky this morning a fire at James R Keene’s stable destroyed fifteen famous brood mares and their foals. The property loss is estimated at about one hundred thousand dollars.

Lexington James R Keene

Inspectors hold Vandalia wreck fault at Terre Haute

Washington dispatch says Chief Inspector Belknap of the Interstate Commerce Commission holds Conductor Smith responsible for the Vandalia wreck at Terre Haute on January 5 that killed five people. Engineer Davis of the striking train is also found at fault.

Washington Belknap Interstate Commerce Commission Smith Terre Haute Davis

Senate committee delays Panama canal questions

Washington April 29 The senate committee on interoceanic canals voted 13 to 1 to postpone all questions affecting the Panama canal till the regular session.

Panama Canal Senate Washington Senate Committee On

Ambassadors Conference Resumes After Adjourning

Vienna notes the ambassadors conference resumes sessions after a two day adjournment. Austria signals plan to act independently to drive Montenegrins from Scutari amid ongoing Balkan tension and fresh supply lines reported.

Grain and Livestock Market Report Summary

Wheat and corn prices show steady movement with No 2 red and No 3 white futures listed. Hay and cattle prices also hold firm, with bids and receipts described for various grades and weights, including good to choice feeds and calf valuations.

Baseball Scores From Yesterday in National and American Leagues

National League Pittsburg defeats Chicago 5 to 4 and Cincinnati edges St. Louis 7 to 5. American League games were postponed. American Association also not specified.

Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis American Association New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Cleveland Washington. S Detroit Milwaukee Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City Louisville Minneapolis Toledo St. Paul

Middleton-Wymond Co Coal Prices and Feed Costs

Grain and seed buying and selling prices listed by Middleton-Wymond Co. for Timothy Clover Red Top Orchard Blue Grass and various seeds. Also includes coal prices for Pittsburg Lump Nut and Coke per ton with mixed price ranges and unit figures.

Middleton-Wymond Co Pittsburg

Crushed Coke and Coal Rates in Early Trade

Fragmentary OCR notes show price mentions for crushed coke per ton and coal per ton for wagons and coke to wagons. The text includes shorthand and units with unclear context, suggesting a brief price list or trade bulletin. No clear dates, places, or named entities are identifiable.

Notice of Administration for Henry G. Martch Estate

The judge of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County Indiana appoints Mamie B. Martch administratrix of the estate of Henry G. Martch, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Curtis Marshall attorney. April 24 1913.

Circuit Court Jefferson County Indiana Henry G. Martch Mamie B. Martch Curtis Marshall Mayl

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