Income tax vote delayed as Senate debates tariff plans
Washington May 28 The Senate voted 64 to 26 to postpone further income tax consideration until June 10 while continuing the sugar schedule. Bailey pressed for a vote on the income tax amid talks with Cummins Aldrich and his Rhode Island ally. Two sugar amendments were defeated 86 to 47 and 32 to 58. Porto Rico debates continued in the House with reform measures and a strong turnout. The Fisheries Commission met in Washington to establish protections and regulations for food fishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistington
Senate
Bailey
Aldrich
Cumming
Cummins
Iowa
Rhode
Rhole Island
Mr. Batley
Iren Towa Catinet
Louisiana
Alessis. Forter
McEnery
Republans
Gummins
Sugar Trust
Porto Rico
Hiil
Douglas
Ohio
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Scott
Kansas
Messrs
Murditt
Colorado
Garrett
Tennessee
Lurrmaga
Fisheries Commission
Washington
International Commission of Fisheries
State Department
United States
Great Britain
Canada
David Starr Jordan
Chinese Minister Wu to Depart for South America
Wu Ying Fang, Chinese minister, called on Secretary Knox to bid farewell before a two month absence in South America. The visit signals ongoing diplomatic engagements as leaders plan travel and meetings across the hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Washington
Wu ‘Ying Fang
China
Knox
Pinching Suspect Arrested After Crowded Street Scene
Cincinnati police collar Miriane Fusano after a spree of pinching women along Fourth Street between Race and Elm as crowds moved past the fashionable shopping district. Officers Brouthers and Greaver watched him blend with shoppers before he assaulted about a dozen. Fusano is charged with assault and battery and disorderly conduct. officers plan to summon witnesses.
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Cincinnati
Mey
Brouthers
Greaver
Fourth
Race
Elm
Wan
Miriane Fusano
Vine
Caruso
New York
Race Streets
Pusane
Elm Street
Fourth Street
Racn Street
Fusano
Fur Bua
Indictments Against Haskell and Officials in Muskogee Case
Tulsa May 28 United States grand jury returned indictments charging Gov Charles N Haskell F B Severs W T Mutchins C W Turner A Z English and W R Eaton with obtaining government titles to Muskogee town lots by illegal means Bond set at 85000 each and promptly furnished Haskell says four government attorneys and an Army of secret men influenced the case and that full facts will exonerate him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Muskogee
United States Grand Jury
Charles N. Haskell
F. B. Severs
W. T. Mutchins
C. W. Turner
A. Z. Engish
W. R. Eaton
Mnien
Muskoree
Grand Jury
Sid Gov. Haskell
Washington
Four Northwestern students injured in powder explosion
Four Northwestern university students were badly burned preparing shells for a mock battle when a shell exploded in the arsenal room. Rindolph Lederer and Edwin Hertler of Sabine Michigan, Henry Schroeder of Waugella Wisconsin, and Edoward Rlem of Minnesota were hurt. Schroeder in critical condition with doubtful recovery. The blast blew out the room walls and occurred as a student struck a shell with a hammer.
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Watertown
Twls
Northwestern University
Rindolph Lederer
Edwin Hertler
Sabine
Mich
Henry Schroeder
Waugella
Wis
Edoward Rlem
Minnesota
Schroeder
Dalton Fire Devastates Village in Michigan Lumber Town
A spark from a railroad engine sparked fires that leveled much of Dalton, 23 miles from Negaunee, wiping out 3,000,000 feet of lumber and a large mill. Loss put at 40,000 dollars. Fires spread along Munising and South Shore roads with the McMillan camp burning. Telegraph and telephone service disrupted as fires threaten Sidnaw and the north shore. locals face great distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negaunee
Mich
Dalton
Munising
South Shore
McMillan
Shcre
Sidnaw
Ex Missouri Governor Stricken At Baseball Game
Former Missouri governor and Kansas City figure Thomas T. Crittenden suffered a stroke of apoplexy while watching a game at Association Park. He was reported in critical condition, with his son serving as mayor of Kansas City.
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Missouri
Kansans City
Thomas T. Crittenden
Crittenden
Kansas City
Association Park
Strike Seems Certain for Evansville Street Railway
Evansville Indiana May 26 A strike of local street railway motormen and conductors appears inevitable after morning agitation driven by the importation of strike breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Presbyterian Assembly Allows Saloon Licenses despite Bar
In Denver on May 28 the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church approved a report from the temperance committee that Presbyterian judges may issue saloon licenses when required by law. The decision sparked debate over ministers tobacco use, church duties, and broader liquor policy, with speakers debating judges resigning to avoid licensing. A later note from Savannah reports growing Sabbath observance decline among Southern Presbyterians.
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Denver
Col
Clersymen
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Taft
William
Eliot
Harvard
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
Atlantic
N. J
Ellsworth Rich
Watsonville
Cal
Ritch
Tren
Pennsylvania
Committee On Theological Seminaries
Savannan
Genere
Preebytaffin
Committee of
Wet Wins in Indiana Local Option Votes
May 18 at Fodlananilis Indiana Laporte and Floyd counties voted wet while Harrison county went dry. Early returns show Laporte wet by about 4395, Floyd wet by about 2000, and Harrison dry by 169 unofficially. Eleven precincts in Michigan City and Laporte strong for wets with Laporte city voting wet 1184. Mayor Lemuel Darrow urged restraint, warning against demonstrations to avoid worsening faction tensions.
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Fodlananilis
Ind
Laporte
Floyd
Harrison County
Laporte County
Floyd County
Michigan City
Lemuel Darrow
Cannon Visits Pennsylvania Friends for House Delegation
Washington May 23 Speaker Can non and several members of the house of representatives are in Pennsylvania. They were guests last night of former Representative Morrell at a blurxer at the Farmers' club at Torresdale. Today the party was entertained by Representative Wanger at the Merion Cricket club Norristown. Representative Butler entertains them tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Pennsylvania
Washington
House of Representatives
Morrell
Farmers’ Club
Torresdale
Wanger
Merion Cricket Club
Norristown
Butler
Bailey and Manning clash in Senate press gallery fight
In Washington on May 25 Senator Bailey of Texas and W S Manning NYT representative exchanged blows after a heated exchange over an article questioning Bailey's stance on the income tax. They were separated by others. Bailey reportedly struck Manning with an umbrella and Bailey grabbed Manning by the throat before peacekeepers intervened.
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Washington
Bailey
Texas
Dnd
W. S. Manning
New York Times
Senate Press Gallery
New York
Clapp
Lavrinaga
Senate
Mannlog
Senator Balley
Aldrich
Manning
Balley
Gailey
Mr. Manning Elijed
Mr. Bailey
Manplug
Mr. Manning
Thirteen Turks Hanged in Constantinople at Daybreak
In Constantinople thirteen men were publicly hanged for complicity in the April uprising. The executions occurred near St Sophia mosque and the bodies were left on view briefly to serve as a warning. The count of executions rose to fourteen with later figures. President Taft accepts honorary membership in the Associate Society of Chapin Post, Grand Army of the Republic, at Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
St Sophia
Jains
G. A. R. Post
Washington
Taft
Associate Society of
Chapin
Post
Grand Army of the Republic
T Beffalo
Markets Report May Market Notes and Grain Prices
Chisago May 27 report shows spring wheat prices at 47,0007 with a range of grades and bags. winter wheat patent at $0.40. jute and other commodities listed with varied prices. Oats in May and July futures noted. butter and creamery products priced for retail. potato receipts tallied at 24 cars with quality notes. live poultry prices for turkeys chickens and geese. rye market steady but dull. wheat spot prices for No. 2 red and hard winter with various months and closing values. overall market activity features multiple grains and agricultural goods with specific bid asks and delivery months.
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Chisago
Minnesota
Oxims
Oxim
Seconis
Lee
Dairies
Etm
Chatea
Eligice
Live Stock Prices in Chicago May 7 Trade Report
Live stock prices from Chicago on May 7 show cattle with gold and choice steers at around 8.20 and mid grades near 5.60 to 6.00, hog categories listed from native to prime heavy at 7.30 to 7.50, feeder and stocker classes around 3.00 to 5.00, calves and bulls noted with various values, plus rough and heavy hogs and packers pricing. Numerous typographical errors obscure some lines, but the general market ranges for steers, hogs, calves, and bulls are indicated.
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Chicago
Fale Dear Cme
Craters
Balonnd
Calven
Hogsgood
Wisconsin Brevities News Roundup
Kenosha wealth magnate Kenosha M Calkins dies suddenly of acute heart trouble at home. Baraboo Madison Madison detectives seize suspect in Chicago murder. Madison Italian laborer seriously injured in trench collapse. Oshkosh Congressman Davidson predicts tariff reform stance. Kenosha mice cause 2500 loss from matches ignition. Alma body found crushed skull after train ride. Wausau superintendent to lead Wittenberg high. Neenah harbor plan petition to congressman. Grand Rapids county votes $100400 insane asylum. Madison meteorologist elected Royal Meteorological Society fellow. Madison boxing bill advances to senate. Menominee Seattle couple marries in Baraboo. Sparta class of 1910 elects staff. Ber0it boy struck by auto.
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Kenosha
Ora M. Calkins
Mr. Calkins
Abrabam Lincoln
Wisconsin
Matison
Iliegel
Baraboo
Madison
Jefferson
F. L. Gibert
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee
Marine District
W. H. Cusie
Chicago
Cusic
Frank Bass
East
Washington Avenue
Italy
Oshkosh
James H. Davidson
Washington
Madison—State Banking Comiissioner Bergh
Commercial State Bank of
Argyle
Kingston State Bank of
Kingston
State Bank of
Boyceville
Conlal
Beedle
Fanning & Hoye
Frearman Cloak, Company
Tulley Board
Alma
Thomas G. McKean
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cochrane
Broonlyn
R. McWilliams
Walnut
Las
Wausau
W. J. Farrell
Wittenberg High School
Lake Winnebago
High Clim
Davidson
Grand Rapids
Erie R. Miller
Department of
University of Wisconsin
Royal Meteorological Society of
Jvandon
Assembly
Senate
R. C. Falconer
Menomente
Lewis Seeley
Seattle
Wash
Esther McGillyray
Sparta
Harry
Hersa
Har F. Jones
Spartan
Ida Jones
Beroit
Sted Woodard
Broad Street
Nicholas Frendahl
Mystery of the Lord Jehovah in Parliament Tale
A Boston Chronicle item recounts a sabbatical American minister abroad who, in London, tried to enter Parliament and asked to speak with ministers. The doorkeeper asked which lord he served, he replied the lord Jehovah, and was briefly admitted, prompting a quip about Scots lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taigt
George F. Lawton
Midciesel Probate Court
London
House of Lands
Lairas
Tostan
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Lewiston Woman End Pain
Samuel Ingraham of Lewiston Maine describes two years of sciatica and rheumatism in his thighs hindered by heavy kidney secretions and sediment. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he improves quickly and becomes free from suffering, crediting the product for his health. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box by Foster Milling Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Ingraham
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
How Careless Theater Blaze Nearly Turns Scene
A theater incident unfolds as a villain lights two cigarettes and flicks a match into the snow, nearly sparking a bed bra and drawing concern from onlookers about safety and careless actions during the performance.
Women to Fight Tuberculosis Crusade Nationwide
Women from cities towns villages and rural areas join a National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis campaign. They will speak in legislatures congress churches and clubs under the General Federation of Women's Clubs direction with chapters across all states and territories including Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the canal zone to spread the message of prevention and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Congress
Washington
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Canal Zone
Coffee to Postum through neighborly talk in Baird Texas
A dated neighborly chat from Baird Texas recounts how coffee caused major health issues and a switch to Postum led to swift relief. The letter claims regular Postum use restored digestion, reduced pain, and overall wellness, with the son also improving after trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Texas
Postum
Wellville
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Shay
Tye
Morthers
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