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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

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Stock market slides as Taft tax idea stirs assets

New York stocks fell sharply with declines of 3% to 5% as investors sell amid prospects of a federal net income tax and possible corporation tax. Senator Brown introduced a constitutional amendment proposal, referred to the Senate Finance Committee, while five progressive Republicans voiced support for an income tax aligned with Taft’s message.

New York N. Y Consolidated Gas Amalgamated Copper Reading Taft Washington, D. C Congress Senate Brown Committee On Finance Borah Bristow Cummins la Follette Clapp Finance Committee Friends of the Income Tax United States Supreme Court Carnegie Rockefeller

Roosevelt Attacks Rule by Wealth and Names

Ex president Theodore Roosevelt denounces power of large corporations and oligarchies in his Outlook article The Thraldom of Names. He warns against using liberty or order to justify despotism and urges ethics in addressing industrial social problems.

New York N. Y Roosevelt Washington Lincoln

Death Adds Third Victim to Tragedy in Mississippi

Natchez Mississippi June 17 Dr Lenox Newman aged 22 son of Dr A M Newman killed in a Meadville street feud died today becoming the third victim in the tragedy in which his father and Silas Reynolds were killed Herbert Applewhite a Meadville lawyer wounded has little chance of recovery Ten men are under arrest for complicity in the feud

Natchez Miss Lenox Newman A. M. Newman Meadville Silas Reynolds Herbert Applewhite

Celebration On Last Two Days For Wright Brothers In Dayton

Dayton hosts two day tribute ending with medals from national government Ohio and city. Wilbur and Orville Wright receive honors after a city pageant tracing Dayton's history from founding to their arrival. Troops militia and brass band escort the aviators through streets crowded with townspeople.

Dayton Ohio Wilbur Orville Wright Wrights

Liquor Dealers Demand Enforced Law in Prohibition Debate

Atlantic City June 17 The National Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers heard Morris Westheimer condemn political protection of saloons and the “preacher politician” as it pushed for reform measures. Jos Debar of Cincinnati argued saloons undermine temperance aims, while the bureau urged stamping out disreputable dives to aid legitimate liquor trade.

Atlantic City N. J Morris Westheimer National Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers Jos. Debar Cincinnati Protective Bureau

Hay Barn Fire at Kinmouth Farm Near Columbus City

Lightning struck the hay barn on J. T. Kinmouth’s farm south of Columbus City Iowa last evening at 10 30 burning the barn and 100 tons of hay 500 bushels of corn and 18 hogs. The nearby carriage shed also burned and some insurance coverage applies.

Columbus Junction J. T. Kinmouth Columbus City In Insurance

Des Moines Robbery Sparks Capitol Street Hold Up

In Des Moines on June 17 Dr. C F Spring was held up on a downtown street just before noon and robbed of a gold watch. Detectives captured the thief who gave his name as Jack Mursinger.

Des Moines C. F. Spring Jack Mursinger

Thaw Sanity Hearing Delayed to July Sixth

Harry K. Thaw will remain at Matteawan asylum until July 6 for a hearing to decide if he is sane and able to be released. The delay came on a habeas corpus writ, allowing District Attorney Jerome to attend to other matters. Thaw’s mother fainted briefly as the judge postponed the case.

White Plains N. Y Harry K. Thaw Matteawan Mills Thaw Jerome Harry White Phinda Fishkill Landing State Hospital

Servants Testimony in Gould Separation Suit Amid Alleged Liquor Habit

New York June 17 witnesses on the Gould estates continue to detail Mrs Katherine Clemmens Goulds alleged fondness for liquor and eccentricities. Howard Gould did not testify yesterday as the case for separation and alimony proceeds with former servants called for the defense. Justice Dowling warned that late passions would be restrained for the rest of the week.

New York N. Y Gould Katherine Clemmens Gould Howard Gould

Editor Lincoln Testifies In Brandenburgh Forged Letter Case

Sunday editor of the New York Times Charles M. Lincoln testified on the stand in New York City at the Brandenburg grand larceny trial over forged correspondence. He said a reporter sought confirmation from executor F S Hastings that the Cleveland letter was genuine and two letters from Hastings were entered as evidence. Hastings stated the writer had an exclusive assignment for the article, with signature details examined.

New York N. Y Charles M. Lincoln New York Times Broughton Brandenburg Grover Cleveland Jacobi Lincoln F. S. Hastings Cleveland Hastings Brandenburg

German and Russian Royalty Meet at Sea Alliance

Helsingfors and Viborg report the German Imperial yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor William joining the Russian squadron carrying Emperor Nicholas aboard Standard. The pair greeted each other at 10 o clock as ships dressed and manned. A British steamer Northburg was reportedly fired on by a Russian torpedo boat near the Finnish coast, wounding one crewman, though London officials say no such incident verified.

Helsingfors Hohenzollern Emperor William Emperor Nicholas Viborg Finland Northburg Nicholas London Foreign Office

Windstorm kills father and injures five McCormick children

A violent windstorm from Purdy to Monett Missouri demolishes the McCormick home five miles southwest of Monett. Andrew McCormick is killed and his five children ages 7 to 21 are injured, one seriously.

Joplin Purdy, Monett Seligman Monett Andrew McCormick McCormick

Morse Freed on Bail in Long Fight for Liberty

Charles W Morse the convicted banker was released on bail awaiting his appeal in the U S circuit court of appeals next October. He may be free nearly four months before the court decides whether to grant a new trial or affirm the fifteen year sentence. The $125000 bail bond was signed by twenty wealthy Morse supporters.

Eanker New York N. Y Charles W. Morse United Sates Circuit Court of Appeals Morse Court of Appeals Ice King

Cleveland Article Authorship Question Before Grand Jury

The grand jury heard Brandenburg testify that he typed the article and that Mr. Cleveland signed it at his Madison Avenue office. Lincoln was excused as the prosecution read Brandenburg's testimony about the alleged Cleveland authored piece.

Ybarra Cleveland Brandenburg Lincoln Grand Grand Jury Madison Avenue

Speculation Report Finds Abuses but Warns It Aids Commerce

New York June 17 The Hughes committee report on speculation in securities and commodities finds abuses in New York exchanges but largely views speculation as essential to commerce and as a stabilizing influence. It defines speculation, discusses hedging and clearing houses, and warns that distinguishing gambling from legitimate speculation is difficult.

New York Hughes New York City

Brown Attacks Increased Rate on Print Paper

Senator Brown of Nebraska denounces any rise in the print paper duty as unnecessary for protection or revenue. He argues the industry has advantage over foreign mills and urges the paper be placed on the free list. Aldrich proposes raising the duty. Taft's administration relays German cost data to aid tariff debate.

Washington, D. C Finance Committee House Senator Brown Nebraska Senate Scandinavia Germany Canada Aldrich Brown Roosevelt Congress State Department Taft LaFollette House Committee On Foreign Office

Wynne Daughter Weds Dragoon Guards Lieutenant

Ida M Wynne second daughter of Robert J Wynne the outgoing American consul general in London married here today to Hugh Ronald French a first lieutenant of the seventh Dragoon guards.

London Ida M. Wynne Robert J. Wynne Hugh Ronald French Seventh Dragoon Guards

Weather report for Iowa and Illinois with easing temps

Partly cloudy conditions for Iowa tonight and Friday with cooler air in the east. Illinois shows partly cloudy skies with possible showers in the south tonight or Friday and a cooler trend. Sun and moon rise and set times noted.

Iowa Illinois

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