Pan American bimetallic convention opens at Armory Hall
National gathering in St. Louis features Gov. Stone and Cong. Nathan Frank addressing the group. Debates on silver policy, commerce, and Western economic priorities are reported amid mixed dispatches from Melilla and Spanish forts. Local storm losses and railroad labor concerns also headline.
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South Carolina
Oates Bill Aims Tax Repeal On State Bank Notes
Congressman Oster argues for his bill before the Banking and Currency Committee. The measure suspends the 10 percent tax on state bank notes if secured by lawful money deposits with the state treasurer and if per capita issue limits are observed, backed by Federal supervision but challenged as a tax by courts.
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Bank Robbery in Halsted Town of Minnesota
The Bank of Halsted in Malsted Minnesota, forty miles south of Grand Forks North Dakota, was robbed Wednesday around 2 PM. Four men entered, forced open the bank, and looted cash while the cashier A A Eckern died alone during the incident. One robber directed a radio conversation, the others held guards at bay as they emptied the strongroom. About £2000 in bills were left unfound.
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Fire Fuga Indicted by Chicago Grand Jury Conspiracy Charges
Fourteen men face conspiracy indictments for arson and insurance fraud. Names include Robert McKnight David Rosen dintt F W Smith Henry Schnek Brown Kinsman Clarencne Ik Rowe Allen & Peck Otto Mesa Paul Lese Meyers George Wome yer Oscar Q Chapphill and others. Arson counts added for Smith Bran. Total alleged losses near 100000 in fires and about 50000 swindled from insurers.
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Recovery Is Not so Rapid as Wusa Hoped
RG Tun & Co's Weekly Review of Trafleengs reports quarter failures near 4,000 with facilities around $150,000,000, surpassing prior records. For the week 320 U.S. failures and 34 in Canada, with resumed works still cautious, loans scarce, and exchange pressure hinting at possible gold exports.
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Mutiny at Kansas prison leaves guard badly hurt
A serious mutiny erupted at the Leavenworth Kansas penitentiary with convicts escaping and guards harmed. Bloodhounds were used to recapture, and the revolt was suppressed after a fierce confrontation. guard Fernés was badly injured and troops steadied the scene amid muddy conditions.
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Man Dies After Desperate Fight and Police Shootout
In a chaotic scene three suspects were arrested following a violent confrontation. McGrath was killed by Officers Fleming and Byer after an exchange of gunfire at a scene tied to a broad raid involving alleged train robbers. One officer and another suspect were wounded, hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Investigations continue as authorities pursue links to Kendallville heist rumors and Michigan Central Railway reports.
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Admission Rules Eased At World’s Fair For Children
At a World’s Fair meeting the directors approved 10 cent admission for children under 14 and free entry for under 6, with a requirement that young visitors be accompanied by an adult. The plan aims to balance accessibility with safety amid debate over crowding. Separately, a cable report from Rio de Janeiro notes a renewed rebel attack on Brazil’s capital,ongoing bombardment, and uncertain casualties as foreign ministers seek a ceasefire.
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Collision on Big Four Kills Three Men Injures Three
A freight collision near Edgewood Cincinnati suburb kills three and injures three others. A tanker car derailment tears up track. two doomed men die in wreckage while another dies after extraction. Report covers ensuing legal rulings, storms, tax law effects, and local incidents including theater fire loss and robberies.
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Repeal Debate Hangs Over Sherman Law Fight
Washington dispatch reports a dull Senate week as lawmakers weigh a compromise tariff and the repeal of the Sherman act. Debates center on silver coinage, tariff plans, and federal elections reform, with key speeches from Cameron, Lacey, and Tavversoun amid partisan tension and procedural delays.
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