Revenue Tax on Liquor Must Not Imply State License
Assistant Secretary Tettleton explains that federal stamp tax on retail liquor dealers does not grant any license or permit. States retain full authority over liquor laws, and the new stamp simply receipts the tax due to the federal government. The stamp warns it does not authorize business or exempt penalties under state or municipal law.
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Secretettleton
Internal Revenue
Ment
United States
Congress
United State
Hatfield McCoy feud ends as peace message issued
Wheeling West Virginia March 24 A note to the editor proclaims a general end to the Hatfield McCoy border war that plagued Logan County West Virginia and Pike County Kentucky since 1878 over a sow and pig The letter from Devil Anse Hatfield urges peace and claims a truce is published in both states ending decades of deadly conflict with no less than 100 deaths reported and a history of lifelong feud dynamics between families and communities.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Logan County
West Virginia
Pike County
Kentucky
Wayne News
Aed
Adam
Anse Hatfield
Anse” Hatfield
Hatfields
Miss McCoy
The Actor's Funeral for Lawrence Barrett
Lawrence Barrett's funeral was held in Windsor hotel parlors with Rev. Thomas Sherman officiating. The service lasted ten minutes, attended by about fifty people including Mrs Barrett Edwin Booth and Gen W W Blackman. The casket was rosewood with two floral tributes and the body departed by train to Boston on a Woodlawn car.
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Lawrence Barrett
New York
Windsor Hotel
Thomas Sherman
Mary Anderson
W. W. Blackman
Boston
Barrett
Edwin Booth
Marshall Willliams
Louis Barrett
A. M. Palmer
Augustin DaMinnie Gale
Lewis Aldach
John Russell Young
John W. Mackay
Rachel Sherman
Daniel Jarrett
Theodore Bromley
Joseph D. Levy
Judge Daly
J. W. Connor
Johnston Surrenders Grim Reaper Conquers Confederate General
WinsumaTon March 24 Gen Joseph E Johnston died after an illness of heart weakness and cold. He passed away at his Connecticut avenue home shortly after 11 p.m. His funeral will be at St Johns Episcopal on Tuesday at 11, then remans will go to Baltimore to lie beside his wife in the cemetery with no military display.
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WinsumaTon
Joseph E. Johnston
Connecticut Avenue
Gen. Sherman
New York
St. John's Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Baltimor
Nebraska Deadlock in Senate Raises Prospect of Compromise
Lincoln March 24 There is no change in the senatorial deadlock and no new news on missing man Taylor. Republicans and Democrats plan overtures to Independents toward a compromise on the maximum freight rate bill, but indications are it will not be accepted. Five more days remain in the session. Pauper’s Fortune in Gatun Estate of Christian Rausch valued at about 20000 in cash bonds and securities. Inheritance goes to a Wisconsin-born son. search for more valuables continues in his shabby home. London March 24 Lord Salisbury writes Glasgow chamber asserting priority of the US Brazil Most Favored Nation treaty and pledges renewed effort to secure it. Northfield March 24 N G Young claims he can perform Alexander Johnstone’s feats and warns of fraud in Johnstone’s act. may perform at the opera house tournames.
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Lincoln
Neb
Taylor
Senate Chamber
Senate
Gatun
Ills
Christian Rausch
Rausch
Wisconsin
Sam
London
Lord Salisbury
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
United States
Brazil
Johnstone
Northfield
Minn
N. G. Young
Alexander Johnstone
Opera House
Firebugs Caught in Citywide Incendiary Plot
New York reports describe multiple tenement fires blamed on incendiaries, risking hundreds of residents. Police saved buildings and arrested three Polish tailors after a blaze at 121 Catherine Street, with other plots at East One Hundred Twenty first and Sixty First streets and incidents in Brooklyn. Newark also suffered fires with Polish families involved. investigators probe the saturated oil floor of Solomon Epstein’s unit.
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New York
Hester and
Allen Streets
East Twentyninth Street
Aresta
Catherine Street
Michael Schrender
John Stregenis
Andrew Maschrides
Newark
Boyd Street
Solomon Epstein
The Fiend Caught The Brooklyn Firebug Captured in the Act
Detectives arrested Henry G. Miller 22 of 359 Sand Street for setting tenement fires in Brooklyn after spotting him breaking a kerosene bottle atop a building at 188 Bridge Street. Miller confessed to Fire Marshal Lewis and is linked to several fatal blazes over the past two weeks.
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Brooklyn
New York
Henry G. Miller
Sandstreet
Carney
Noonan
Bridge Street
Miller
Lewis
Outlaws and officers clash on Chickasaw Reservation
Marshals and Chickasaw guards cornered outlaws in a house on the Chickasaw reservation near Arkansas City Kansas. Gunfire killed Alexander Davis and Rev. Perkins, a preacher who joined the marshal party. Bill Poe and John Chester were captured, and the pursuers were brought to jail. Ex governor Robinson dies at Evnora New York at noon.
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Kan
Alexander Davis
Bill Poe
John Chester
Rev. Perkins
Chicago Sensation: Murder Plot Against Mrs Hanford Revealed
The Globe reports an attempted murder in Oneonta New York at the Auditorium hotel. T. D. Hanford, stirred by custody disputes after a quarrel with his wife, bought a revolver, seized his child, and an ensuing struggle over the weapon led to a torn revolver during a chaotic hotel scene. The wife had suggested separation but planned to deceive the world about her position, and left the hotel with uncertainty about her return or pursuit of the child.
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the Globe
T. D. Hanford
Oneonta
N.Y
Auditorium Hotel
Salida
Monmouth Park Closes Amid Racing Ban
New Jersey legislature fails to legalize racing leading Monmouth Park to shut its gates. The private meeting in New York included ex Governor Wetmore and other officials, signaling a collapse of hopes for sanctioned racing in the state.
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New Jersey
Monmouth Park
America
Wetmore
Rode Island
Cassall
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. D. Withers
Floods in Iowa sweep Des Moines river bridge away
Orrumwa Iowa March 24 The Des Moines River high water carried away a forty foot Main street bridge at Des Moines at Eddyville the ice jam flooded the town and forced residents to seek higher ground. Sensation in Des Moines over the asphyxiation of an amorous couple reported in The Northwest. Milwarkee Bridge and Iron Company announced failure adding to flood worries across the region.
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Des Moines
Northwest
Orrumwa
Iowa
Eddyville
Wine Woman and Gas Des Moines Tragedy
Des Moines reports the bodies of Reuben S. Hatton a Central Loan and Trust book keeper, and an unidentified Kansas City woman found in an Oriole block sleeping room. Death by asphyxiation after liquor led to a sensational case tied to Hatton's high church and business relatives.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Reuben S. Hatton
Central Loan and Trust Association
Kansas City
Oriole Block
Hundley Murder Verdict Manslaughter in First Degree
The jury in the Hundley murder case returns a manslaughter in the first degree verdict against Fred Hundley. The seventeen year old killed his father Zack T. Hundley last June in Huron. Minimum four years, likely up to eight. Fred was editor of The Herald Democrat and a leading Democratic figure.
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Fred Hundley
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Fred
Herald- Democrat
Democratic State Committee
A Curious Legacy Involving a Spaniard's Heir
Creston Iowa March 4 An old Creston citizen received a letter from a Lisbon Spain priest stating that a Spanish exile once employed at the Burlington round house has died leaving him 5000 dollars. The condition is the citizen must post 40000 bond promising to locate and return jewels worth 40000 buried in Creston to the exile's daughter. A treasure chart would be sent after bond delivery.
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Creston
Iowa
Lisbon
Spain
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Citzen
Morgan Has Not Heard Of Resignations In Indian Dept
Indian Commissioner Morgan, in Philadelphia, denies any president demand for his resignation over alleged discrimination against Catholic Indian teachers. He cites the Green Bay replacement of a Catholic agent, Jen nings, and says no confirmation or dismissal occurred. He notes one Catholic sister’s school absence and dismissal, but sees no broader pattern. He expects a thorough investigation before any resignation is demanded.
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Philadelphia
Morgan
Jennings
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Wis
Kelsey
Givi
Hard on the Pope as Italian churches close
In Rome begin February laws suppress religious guilds and chaplains. Altars to be demolished in 152 churches. 5,300 Sunday masses drop to 800. Sacred names erased from schools and emblems removed, stirring clergy bitterness across Italy. In Canada, a Victoria detective cites Chinese punishments under their code, beheadings reported and underreported to police. In Redfield South Dakota, Brookings College regents lease 40 acres to test artesian irrigation next season.
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Rome
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
British Columbia
Victoria
Pacific
Redfield
S. D
Marc
Regents
Brookings Agricultural College
Slacken ing Trade Shows Mixed Week Confidence Brightens
R G Dunns Weekly Review of Trade reports mixed signals from rival regions with weather and poor roads hindering distribution in the West while cotton prices slump in the South. Eastern uncertainty about monetary policy dampens operations though overall sentiment remains hopeful. Wool sales rise in major cities. knit goods stocks tighten. iron and dry goods show varying trends. New Orleans and Memphis see tepid to lethargic trade. overall price levels rise slightly as business failures reach 275 across US and Canada.
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R. G. Dunn, Co
Cottom
Boston
Philadelphia
Dream Gods
Pittsburg
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mississippi
Kansas City
Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Savannah
Bosma
Perrien at Home After Abduction Ended Quietly
Joseph Perrien, 80, wealthy Gratiot flour mills proprietor, was kidnapped Thursday night in Detroit and returned home safely. Masked abductors forced him to write checks and letters, then released him after threatening a future seize. Separate item notes Reading company gains 600000 tons yearly extra coal tonnage and a new branch line from Mount Carmel to expanded anthracite fields.
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Mich
Joseph Perrien
Gratiot Flour Mills
Perrien
PaiLabetputa
The
Ledger
Reading Company
Seana
Reaing
Cvrry
Mount Carmel
Phosphorus imines found in Belgium and Irish and world notes
The item notes discoveries of valuable phosphorus imines at Herve Belgium. Irish baronet Sir Patrick Machombach de Col quhoun is mentioned. Theodore Thomas may be asked to lead the world fair music. Rust-Owen Lumber of Drummond Wisconsin shipped twelve carloads to Brazil. McCarthy withdraws from Sligo politics. Berlin protests Chilean insurgent vessel departures. Chile rail traffic paused for coal famine. coal price stands at 55 a ton.
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Belgium
Patrick Machombach de Colquhoun
Theodore Thomas
Rust-Owen Lumber Company
Drummond
Wis
Brazil
Justin McCarthy
Sligo
McCarth
Ireland
Berlin
Balmaceda
Valparaiso
Chili
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