Protests Test U S Tax Power Over South Carolina Liquor Dispensary
South Carolina challenges federal tax powers over its dispensary system managed by a three member board. The state seeks a refund of 4916 dollars in taxes and argues internal revenue laws cannot tax state instrumentalities or their officers. The case hinges on whether federal taxes apply to state liquor controls and if the dispensary constitutes a necessary state function exempt from taxation.
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Washington, D. C
South Carolina
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Columbia
Dlispensaries
Board of State Commisioners
Internal Revenue
Judge Cooley
Yerkes
Treasury Surplus Expected Near Seventy Six Million
Washington July 2 surplus revenues for the fiscal year ending today will exceed disbursements by about 76 million dollars, closely tracking congress estimates from December 1900. Receipts from customs and internal revenue show substantial increases, with expenditures above initial forecasts by about 7 million. Projections anticipate higher future revenues and a possible total from all sources near the 1901 level.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Treasury
Trade with Switzerland Highlights U.S. Exports Rise
United States trade relations report notes Switzerland’s high per capita foreign commerce, with Basel official Gengul Gifford citing $130 of foreign commerce per resident. Switzerland, a small landlocked nation, relies on imports for 80 percent of food and 40 percent of raw materials, yet exports manufactured goods extensively.
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Switzerland
Washington
United States
Tfrederless Ismory
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Gengul Gifford
Basel
Maine
Texas
Holland
Belgium
Switserland
Consul Morgan
Aarau
Farm Feud Turns Deadly Near Dayton Iowa
Dayton Iowa June 29 a bitter feud ends in two deaths D D Guild 19 year old Clarence Guild killed by gunfire Oliver Bricker and George Bricker arrested with bonds set at 10000 and 5000 according to differing witness accounts coroner’s jury has not returned a verdict and family details follow as neighbors recall a quarrel over a broken fence preceding the shooting
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Dayton
D. D. Guild
Clarence
Oliver Bricker
Guilds
Bricker
Guild
Guill
George
Charlie Guild
George Bricker
Brickers
Jaishband
Fred
Calli
Calller Smith & Wesson
George Uricker
Giaikt
Cattle ii Guild
Uricker
Giocome Granted State Help Over Wyoming Case
The state department, at the Italian charge d’affaires request, intervened to aid Giocome, a resident of Wyoming accused by local authorities of an offense against a woman. He was arrested, before a local judge, and fear spread of possible lynching, prompting Italian authorities in Washington to inquire.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Frameviolence
Giocome
Wyoming
Washington
Definition of mixed flour under tax rules issued
Commissioner Yerkes defines mixed flour as a food product made by grinding or mixing wheat or wheat flour with other grains or materials, with at least 10 percent wheat flour or marketed as wheat flour if containing less. Products sold as wheat flour or intended for sale as wheat flour are treated as mixed flour.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Nebraska Crop Promising Across Corn Belt
Crop reports for June from the Corn Belt indicate bright prospects for an upcoming harvest. Based on over 600 correspondents in Nebraska, Iowa, northern Missouri, and northeastern Colorado, most districts foresee a very heavy corn crop and good winter and spring wheat yields. Some areas report poorer prospects and the oat crop appears heavy.
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Chicago
Corn Belt
Middle West
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Colorado
Harvest Prospects High Across Nebraska Stateside
Charles Y. Neal of Lincoln reports Nebraska grain prospects are excellent. Wheat likely to be the state’s record crop with good condition across counties. Some areas near Lincoln face dryness but widespread rains boost corn and other grains. Neal cautions only minor moisture needed and forecasts favorable yields.
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Lincoln
Neh
Charles Y. Neal
Neal
Defends Russia Policy on Duties and Reprisals
A July 1 dispatch from St Petersburg reports that a Journal of Commerce piece portrays the Russia ministry’s financial stance as a measured reprisal against British and American tariffs. It cites Secretary Gage’s stance as support, noting Suez Canal implications and Romania naphtha imports, and argues Russia’s higher duties on bicycles and rosin are justified.
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Journal of Commerce
St Petersburg
Journal of Commmerces
Linkustry
Rue
Finsnce
Gage
Suez
Great Britain
Kansas City Heat Fueling Widespread Crop Damage
Heat winds sweep Kansas and Missouri causing severe drought across counties from Atchison to Dickenson. Reports indicate 195 weather, many fields ruined, forcing stock market actions as farmers face crop losses and urgent relief needs amid a seven day dry spell.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Atchison
Ian
Alrlene
Kan
Dickenson County
Mexicoco
Sata Regiot
Cole
Londres Dispatch Reports Princess Betrothed To Grand Duke
A St Petersburg dispatch to the Chroniga says the Vilth is betroth to Princess Til, granddaughter of the late Grand Duke Mecklenburg Schwerin.
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Syarcviteh
London
St. Petersburg
Chroniga
Cetil
Meecklenburg-Schwerin
Extra days for volunteers in San Francisco
Four volunteer regiments in camp at the Presidio work to be discharged June 30 but three will not depart until next week. The Forty-seventh infantry mustered out July 2, the Forty-first on July 3, and the arty third on July 5, extending service by two, three and five days respectively. Congress must provide for the extra pay via a deficiency bill.
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Congress
County Fairs Named for Nebraska Counties in September
Lincoln Neb June 29 The following dates four county fairs in Nebraska have been announced to Secretary Wurnas Jefferson county September 17 to 20 at Maybury Frontier county September 24 to 27 at Brockville Kearney county September 18 to 21 at Minden Madison county September 10 to 14 at Madison Cedar County September 17 to 20 at Hartington
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Nebrusia
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Wurnas
Jefferson County
Maiibury
Frontier County
Brockville
Kearney County
Minden
Madison County
Mudison
Cedar County
Hartington
Live Stock Market Report From South Ornha Andeans City
The market opened late with prices generally slipping. Receipts neared ninety cars as buyers bid lower on most cattle and sheep, while some better grades moved near previous levels. Hogs showed weak to lower early, finishing near the day’s decline, with light feeders scarce and grass yearlings and wetherts trading around 8 dollars.
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South Ornha Andeans
Omattia
Huyers
Suez
iNet
Market Report From Kansas City Feeds and Livestock
Kansas City market notes show mixed cattle and hog activity with fluctuating prices. Western-fed cattle and yearlings traded alongside light and heavy offerings, with seers and lambs steady to higher as buyers eyed the Mpls market and western shipments.
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Kansas City
Boers Arrive at Bermuda to Land Prisoners
The British transport Armenian landed the first shipload of Boers prisoners near Darrell Island and Tucker’s Island. The flotilla arrived after an eleven day voyage from St Vincent. Prisoners, mainly Dutch and European, appeared ragged and in foul spirits. No infectious disease reported. water supply scarce due to dry weather and incomplete condensation setup aboard.
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Wamilton
Bermuda
Jung
Darrelly
Tuckers Island
Neirere
St. Vincent
Krupp Seeks New Test For Armor Gates
Krupp works applied to the navy department for a further test of a set of their armor gates for warships after a prior group failed to pass a test at the Indian Mead proving ground.
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Krupp
Washington, D. C
Krupp Works
Navy Department
Indian Mead Proving Ground
High Praise for Our Army in Commons Debate
Lord Wellesley praised the United States Army during a June 29 debate on the army reorganization bill, calling it the finest for its size in the world. He attributed its superiority to good wages.
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London
House of Commons
Lord Wellesley
United States
Omaha Road Builder H L Preston Found Dead
HUDSON June 29 H L Preston a master builder on the Omaha road was found dead in his room today having expired while dressing. He was one of the best known railway men in this part of the county.
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Omaha Road
Buller
Hudson
Wis
H. L. Preston
Arrests for Illegal Fishing in Marshalltown
Marshalltown, Ia on June 29 reports three arrests after vigilant townspeople and Wish Protective unit members spotted violations of game laws. The trio were taken into custody by local authorities as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Marshalltown
Viliters
Uét Aviation
World's Wall Site Approved in National Commission Session
ST. LOUIS on June 29 the World's Full National commission at its session tonight approved the Verest park site and adjourned.
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ST. Louis
World’s Full National Commission
Verest Park
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