Final Vote on Tariff Bill Seen in Senate Tonight
Senate plans a final vote on the tariff bill with Republicans largely backing it and Democrats led by Senator Bailey opposing the income tax provision. The corporation tax is approved as part of the measure and clerical battles over helding companies are resolved with a Clapp amendment. The customs court proposal is also approved, placing the court in St Louis and Detroit as sites.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Tme
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
Bailey
Finance Committee
Senator Clapp
Minnesota
Aldrich
Clapp
St. Louis
Detroit
Motorman Forgets Stop Orders Collision Near Jeffersonville
Richard T Hyland, Victorman on a Louisville interurban car, ran past Morrison Ind and into Holman six miles beyond Jeffersonville. No injuries occurred after a curve crash with the Dinte flyer. Passengers Samuel Ashby Edward Williams and Susan Nelson, all of Charlestown Ind, reported. Hyland escaped unhurt.
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Louisville
Morrison
Ind
Richard T Hyland
Victorman
Louisville @ Indianapolis Traction company's Inc
Holman
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Samuel Ashby
Edward Williams
Susan Nelson
Charlestown
ED W Brauner
Lincoln Avenue
Cincinnati
Hyland
Riotous scenes at Glace Bay collieries during strike action
Riotous scenes erupted at Glace Bay mines as workers objected to management. An assault on Geneva Manager Dugnan was reported and several injuries occurred. Police arrested Cowell as strikers rallied, marking a tense second day of the Mine Workers of America action at the Domina Lou Co. facility.
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Glace Bay
Geneva
Dugnan
Cowell
Sheeeth F
Mine Workers of America Ac
Dominalou
Short-Lived Revolution Report From Barranquilla
Consul general Senor Sarria in New York received a dispatch from Buena Ventura detailing disturbances at Barranquilla and Savannah. The movement reportedly remained confined to Barranquilla and was quickly suppressed. The upcoming congress is expected to resolve the issue.
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New York
Senor Sarria
Republic of Colontua
Buena Ventura
Pacific
Colombia
Barranquilla
Savanilla
Congress
National League Baseball Scores From Multiple Sites
The listing shows scores from games across the National League with teams including New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn and Cleveland. Batters and pitchers are named with fielding lines and multiple runs by inning noted.
Batteries and Scores Across Cities in Round Matches
In Louisville Toledo and St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis and Indianapolis teams faced off with battery lineups listed for each game. Scores show multiple digits and dashes, with players like Gehring Carisch Cur tis Manske Hostetter Cheney Howley Goodwin James noted in battery assignments.
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Louisville
R.hle
Toledo
Louisv
Katteries
West
Owen
Abbott
Selby
Hughes
R.H.E
Halla
Peitz
McGurdy
Land
St. Paul
R.H.E. St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Cheney, Howley
Goodwin, James
Police Object to 10 Saloon License Renewals in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana July 8 police chief Jones and Captain Armstrong opposed license renewals for ten saloon keepers amid reports of fights and disorder. Twenty five applications before the city commissioners were discussed as officers argued their time was spent quelling disturbances. Attorneys argued lack of prosecutions under closing laws weakened police objections.
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Terre Haute
Tnd
Police Department
Jones
Captain Armstrong
Poltice
Summit Mine Strike Shuts Summit Mine in Linton Indiana
The Summit mine in Linton Indiana closes as about 225 miners are laid off after a long dispute with operators. The strike stems from pay for removal of state and complications caused by the discharge of the mine committee and disagreements over job placements. Neither side foresees an early settlement.
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Linton
Ind
Summit Mine
Fire destroys Homer general store in Shelbyville
Fire of unknown origin sweeps the Homer general store in Shelbyville, which also housed the post office. Loss to stock is about 5000 dollars and the building about 1000 dollars.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Homer
J. B. Tibbett
Judge Overrules New Trial in County Auditor Davies Case
Judge Joseph Leffler of Munese circuit court overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of County Auditor Joseph F. Davies, recently convicted of neglect of duty linked to county office graft cases.
Tragic Accident Claims Princeton Youth
Fourteen year old Jesse White of Princeton Ind died after a shotgun he was seated with on a stump discharged tearing his side. He moved toward the house and collapsed in the arms of his sister as she ran to meet him.
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Princeton
Ind
Jesse White
Flood Devastates Kansas and Missouri Rail Lines
Destructive rains and melting snow flood Missouri and Kansas, washing out tracks near Pomona and Potona. Passengers on an Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe train were saved after the cars sank, with hundreds marooned in farmhouses. Rivers threaten towns, and cattle yards face rising water.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Potona
Kan
Emporia
Revolutionists Advance Toward Teheran in Persian Crisis
British and Russian reps sever communications with Constitutionalist forces as Sardarasad nears Teheran within three miles. A regiment camps in the central square, guns aimed at the expected Bakhidari advance. Royalist forces bolster with hundreds of armed hooligans patrolling streets.
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Teheran
Persia
Sardarasad
Drowning at General Grant Farm Lagoon
Mrs. Bertha Cassanova and her two children drowned in St. Louis County while fording Gravels Creek on the General Grant farm as heavy rains swelled the water.
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Old Grant Farm
St. Louis
Bertha Cassanova
St. Louis County
Gravels Creek
Justice Cook Resigns Over Peaceful Town in Aetna
Hammond Indiana reports Justice William Cook of Aetna resigns after five months in office. The reason given is that the inhabitants are too peaceful, and he had one use during his tenure.
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Hammond, Ind
William Cook
Aetna
Ume
Tuberculosis Link Urged Between Diseased Milk and Human Cases
International tuberculosis conference hears American findings on bovine tuberculosis spreading to humans, especially children. Nathan Straus cites evidence tying tuberculous milk to childhood infections and calls for pasteurization or tuberculin testing of cows. Delegates from Europe and six American experts attend sessions in Stockholm.
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Stockholm
International Tuberculosis Conference
Nathan Straus
New York
Arthur Randolph Green
Straus
Mr. Straus
America
John ©. Wise
United States Navy
Hermiuna M. Biggs
New York City
Doubting Student Is Duly Ordained Amid Controversy
New York July reports a theologian from Union Theological Seminary denied key Christian tenets during a controversial exnomination. The article notes debates among clergy, with the New York Presbytery opposing the candidate and discussing faith obedience amid disputes. Vermont celebrations mark Champlain tercentenary as Burlington hosts ceremonies and parades.
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New York
George Ashmere Fitel
Union Theological Seminary
York
A. Staudierd
Vermont
Burlington
Lake Champlain
France
Great Buntaiy
United States
Champlain
Not Guilty Verdict in Indianapolis Murder Case
Indianapol is July cl, Hurt Law was charged with the murder of David Monaghan three months earlier and found not guilty in criminal court. The defense claimed Law acted to save his own life. An unrelated ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a treatment for back or bladder trouble.
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Indianapolis
Os Hurt Law
David Monaghan
Law
Foley
Knoefel
Quiet in Sunday School Class Ends in Peace
A rough classroom in a Sunday school erupts into uproar until a timid secretary checks the room. With the door opened no teacher is present, but a threat to send one brings immediate quiet and order. Manchester Guardian reports a brief disruption and its swift resolution.
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Manchester Guardian
Dr King's New Discovery Relieves Lung Ailments
A Washington NC man recalls being cured of consumption after trying Dr King s New Discovery. He used six bottles and recovered fully. The ad claims quick relief for weak or sore lungs, hemorrhages, coughs, colds, bronchitis, grippe, and asthma. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by Chas D Kaerfel.
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WR. Lips. Comb
Washington
King
Chas. D. Kaoefel
Roadside Ambuscade Injures Couple in Neighborhood Feud
Mrs A K Jones lies dying ten miles from Benton and her husband wounded as four neighbors face warrants on a possible neighborhood feud. State's attorney bonds are posted for Tom Lemaster James Lemaster Jasper Winemiller and Fidward Winemiller. Mr Jones remains silent on the shooting.
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Benton, I
A. K. Jones
Here
Tom
James Lemaster
Jasper
Fidward Winemiller
Jones
Evansville Street Car Strike Heads By Local Union
Since Ben Commons left for Beaumont Texas the Evansville street carmen strike is run by the local union executive board advised by the Evansville Central Labor union executive committee. Major actions require a union vote and the daily meeting is held. Commons likely will not return during the strike and the injunction suit will be delayed until fall as Judge DeBruler is overseas.
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Evansville
Ind
Ben Commons
Carmen
Beaumont
Tex
Cari-N'S
Evansville Central Labor Union
Commons
DeBruler
Europe
Indiana inventors build a new aeroplane plan
In Connersville Indiana Judy S Harry Bert and William Bradford are secretly working on an aeroplane. Each shows unusual inventive talent and studies Jong theory. They have a special gasoline engine and completed the frame of the pen machine. Details are scarce but the design is said to be new and to use the same flight principles as existing aeroplanes.
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Connersville
Ind
Judy S—Harry
Bert
William Bradford
Whittaker in Critical Condition in Sanitarium
Whittaker formerly superintendent of the Indiana reformatory near Indianapolis lies between life and death at a local sanitarium. Doctors say the illness is acute diabetes with a disturbed mental condition as a mere accompaniment and the outcome may be decided in a few days.
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Whittaker
Indianapolis
W. H. Whittaker
Indiana Reformatory
Burglary Charge Stuns Evansville Store Front
Clyde Schaffer, 17, of Manapolis, arrested in Evansville on burglary charges after allegedly entering Al Swansons electrical supply store early morning. Schaffer fled through the back as Swanson pursued, then was captured after a chase.
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Evansville
Clyde Schaffer
Manapolis
al Swanson
Schaffer
Swanson
Serious Charges Made at Chesterfield Fourth of July
Anderson Ind July 4 two itinerant medicine men claimed an attempt on their lives during Fourth of July celebrations at Chesterfield. Prosecutor Van Nuys plans a Chesterfield court of inquiry. Doctor Segner and singer John Haker filed the charges.
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Anderson
Ind
Chesterfield
van Nuys
Segner
John Haker
Tipton Local Option Vote Shapes Sunday School Trip
Tipton Indiana voters backed the local option election with Michigan City and LaPorte County figures noted. The joint Tipton County Sunday School association, which previously hauled 2,700 people to a lake excursion, has decided not to go this year.
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Tipton
Ind
Michigan City
Laporte
Joint Sunday School Association of
Tipton County
Lake City
Lad Maimed by Mower Near Oakland City
Eight year old Wille Heisley, son of Tom Heisley, was run down by a mowing machine while chasing rabbits in a field north of Oakland City Indiana. His leg was severed above the ankle and he was removed for medical care.
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Oakland City
Ind
Wille Heisley
Tom Heisley
Wickersham Addresses State Bar on Interstate Corporations
George W. Wickersham, U.S. attorney general, spoke to the Kentucky State Bar Association in Paducah about state control of foreign corporations and urged Congress to create nationally chartered firms to conduct interstate commerce. He outlined licensing limits and the complexity of regulating cross state business.
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Paducah
State Baw Association
George W. Wickersham
United States
Wickersham
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Public barred from Gingles trial in Chicago courthouse
Ella Gingles 18 testifies in Bren tano court detailing attacks at the Wellington hotel on Feb 16 and Jan 6. She faces aggressive cross examination by Assistant State's Attorney B J Short as the case heads for a verdict likely tomorrow with the courtroom cleared to those with direct interest.
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Chicago
Ella Gingles
Brentano
B.J. Short
Wellington Hotel
Agnes Harrette
Cecilia Kenyon
Compton Finally Wins
In a US court of appeals decision the Wabash Railroad must pay over 750000 dollars, including interest and principal of 136000 dollars, to James Compton of Toledo, tied to bonds issued by the Toledo & Wabash Railroad in 1862, part of a 600000 dollar equipment bond issue.
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Compton
Cincinnati
United States Court of Appeals
Wabash Railroad Company
James Compton
Toledo
Toledo & Wabash Railroad Company
Ohio
Attacks Rise in Bessarabia and Russia
News reports from Lemberg July 5 describe uprisings in Bessarabia and southwestern Russia with mobs attacking landlords and Jews. hundreds are reported killed amid the violence.
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Lemberg
Austria-Hungary
Bessarabia
Russia
Walter J Travis Wins Western New York Golf Title
Walter J Travis captured the Western New York golf championship in a victory reported amid terse telegram style items. The note frames other world and national happenings from political leadership in Cuba to notable deaths and weather impacts on markets.
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Walter J. Travis
New York
Jefferson's Grave and Monument at Monticello
The piece notes the Jefferson tomb at Monticello as a modest monument erected by Congress. It lists inscriptions crediting Jefferson as author of the Declaration and Father of the University of Virginia, and mentions the date marks and historical context of his death. It also includes an unrelated medical advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
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Jefferson
Monticelli
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Statute of Virginia
University of Virginia
Virginia
Monticello
Preaching and Practice and a President’s Charity
A skit contrasts a lecture on living on one cent a day with a two dollar dinner. An official note from Macon IA’s Industries and Orphan’s Home credits Electric Bitters for nine years of use, praising its effects on stomach liver and kidney troubles and its value for weak or rundown people. Only 50 cents at Chas D Knoefel.
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Ted
Ned
Puck
Industries and Orphan's Home
Macon
Ohas D. Knoefel
A Crumb of Bread Sparks Humorous Dinner Scene
A fragment from New XY describes a sensational anecdote at a dinner where a tiny crumb of bread on a guest's nose triggers awkward laughter and social mortification. The story notes a Vitacious woman and her husband, who discreetly removes the crumb with a clever touch, leaving others in silent amusement.
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets Reported
Indiana and Chicago market notes show wheat commodities priced around 1.16 to 1.43 per bushel with No 2 and mixed grades. Hogs trade near 5.75 to 6.20 while lambs and sheep range 4.25 to 5.75. Cattle and stockers move between 5.60 and 7.50 with regional variations in New York and East Buffalo. Toledo cash prices listed as Sept and Dec contracts at 1.15 to 1.15 per bushel with cash bids forthcoming.
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Chicago
New York
Job Printing Services Promoted by Tribune Company
The Tribune Company advertises its job printing services as the most complete in the city and invites calls for any printing needs.
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Tribune Company
Ite
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition Route Details
Monona Route offers travel to Seattle for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition from June 1 to October 16. Telephone for information. H. Katies serves as agent for bookings and inquiries.
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Alaska
Yukon
Seattle, Wash
Monon
Seattle
Yukon Pacific Exposition
Monona
H. Katies
Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery
Notice to subscribers about receiving the paper and prompt delivery. The readable fragment indicates the publication intends to ensure timely issues and subscriber conformity to service. Further details are unreadable.
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Dixie Flyer
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R.H.E. New York
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Covaleski
Carrigan and Martel
Pittsburg
R.h.le
Hageman and Moran
Licfield
Camnitz
Gibson
Brooklyn
R.ile
Schutzer
Check
Donohue
Manning
Chesbro
Quinn
Swee
Ney
Cleveland
R.H.E. Cleveland
Joss, Liebhardt
Mullin
Schmidt
American Association
Sister
Atchison
Pomona
Marais Des Cynes
Bastero
Putin
Chillicoths
Grand River
AC Pattonshure
Jefferson City
Trans
Farmer
Hood
Seri
Ously
Indiana Inventors
Tucky Bar Association
Gingles
Gomez
Cuba
William
Kiel
Attilla Cox
Tobacco Association of the
T T. Carrington
Richmond
V. W. F. Locke
Dawson
Mexico
Eben Ryder
Chicago, Indiana and Southern Railway
Atlantic City
Chicago Board If Trade
Thornes Jefferson
Carris
OD. Knoefel
Orphiana
Ers
Indianapol
Timothy
East Buffalo
Babcoribers
Asal
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