Consideration of Tariff Bill Moves Through House Committee
Washington March 10 The House Ways and Means Committee, including Democrats and Republicans, begins formal consideration of the Payne tariff bill. Senate Finance also starts formal review. If pace holds the bill may be reported to the House within ten days to two weeks and proceed to the Committee of the Whole for debate.
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Washington
House
Reaveleck
Senate Committee On Finance
Mondas ‘boMr Pesne
Troi
Fast Train Run Amuck At Windocotrest Station
A Boston express train derailed after a pipe blew out, killing four people in the waiting room and injuring several others. The locomotive crashed through the granite wall and into the rotunda, causing extensive damage to the station as crew fled.
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Boston Express
Windocotrest
Weomen
Court debate delays murder trial verdict in sixteenth day
Fragmentary court notes describe jury deliberations as twelve jurors wrestle with charges amid delays. Attendees await a verdict by week’s end as prosecutors and defense await a clearer path in the high profile case.
Local Patents Home Remedy Promises Quick Cure
A dubious home remedy narrative touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for asthma throat and lung issues. It claims dramatic results for neighbors and a wife with severe coughs boasting hay fever and whooping cough relief plus free bottle offers and guaranteed satisfaction from Obas D Kaoefel.
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Bowaerd
N.Y
Mala
King
Barthoogha
Berg
Obas
Kaoefel
Paris Post Office Strike Widens Across Telephones and Mail
France faces a major postal strike as letter carriers join telegraphers and other post office workers. Paris braced for disruption with 800 postmen out and communication severed to ministries, while government vows to hold firm. Troops stand ready and Italy service halted.
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Paris
Post Office Department
France
Clemenceau
Elysee Palace
Versailles
Faris
Aranden
Italy
Othe
Indians Fight Tithe Suit Over Guardianship Lands
Senator Robert Owen brought suit on behalf of several Chiricahua? No, Indians over land allotments valued at about two million dollars. Guardians sold the lands before the allottees reached age, triggering the case heard for the first time. Defendant named is A R Darrough of Arnettsville.
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Chandler
Okla
Robert
Owen
A. R. Darrough
Arnettsville
Danville Man Commits Suicide After Divorce Filing
In Danville Illinois Fran cis B Harrington 26 who had moved from Indianapolis three months ago and two weeks after meeting 18 year old Ruby Kirkpatrick eloped to Urbana Illinois with her killed himself at his home. His wife had filed a divorce complaint charging cruelty.
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Danville
Francis B. Harrington
Indianapolis
Urbana
Ill
Ruby Kirkpatrick
Harrington
Missing Los Angeles broker Harry D. Brown sought on felony warrant
Harry D. Brown a prominent broker is missing in Los Angeles since Monday and detectives hold a felony arrest warrant. His liabilities reportedly total about 200000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry D. Brown
Brown
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Fast Relief for Piles
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid remedy for piles and rectal disease. It offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and claims instant relief, reduced swelling, and avoidance of surgery.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Mareball, Mich
McCartys Penance Ends In Pardoned Release
Michigan City Indiana March 18 Thomas McCarty who walked from Chicago to Michigan City and turned himself in at the Indiana state prison has been pardoned by Governor Marshall after serving part of his term for robbery He later became a Salvation Army captain in Seattle and returned to finish his sentence Also W O Sanders and Henry Clements serving life terms for murder have been paroled by Governor Marshall, from the state prison.
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Michigan City
Ind
Thomas McCarty
Reid
Indiana Rate Prison
Chicago
Tian
Marshall
McCarty
Blackford County
Salvation Army
Seattle
Wash
Ftaggt
W. O. Sanders
Henry Clements
Queen Elena Suffering After Messina Earthquake Accident
Rome reports Queen Helena suffers from injuries after the Messina quake days earlier. A left rib fracture requires her to wear a sling as she recuperates amid fever and hospital concerns. Periodic health updates underscore the royal distress.
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Rome
Helena Ia Bt
Messina
Illinois Senate committee orders dismissal of Stevenson recount petition
The recount committee finds Adlai Stevenson failed to present a prima facie case for a governor’s vote recount in Illinois and recommends dismissal. The report notes absence of a bill of particulars and includes a minority view by Senator Isley. In the U S Senate ballot, Hopkins led with 77 votes and several others trailed.
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Springfield
Ill
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Berry
Deneen
Jones
Senator Isley of
Newton
Murder in Indianapolis A Portait Of Brutal Slaying
Patrick Carroll a lawmaker was shot and killed in Indianapolis in a premeditated crime. suspect James N Shelton a Pullman porter is held on murder charges and shows no remorse as the crowd watches. Carroll leaves a widow shaken by the violent act.
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Indianapolis
Patrick Carroll
Carroll
James N. Shelton
Ilinois
Washington Streets
Shelton
Atkins Law Works
Post Office Robbery at Crown Point Two Safes Blown
Two safes were blown in Crown Point post office and about seventy five dollars in cash and stamps stolen. A safe of the town treasurer held only books and papers. The robbers took a driving horse of former County Treasurer L E Bailey, abandoned the buggy near Hammond, then fled to Chicago after a train ride. Part of the loot was recovered.
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Crown Point
Ind
L. E. Bailey
Hammond
Chicago
Embezzlement Charge for Former Clerk in Terre Haute
Louis Merriweather former Cumberland county Illinois circuit court clerk was arrested in Terre Haute Indiana on charges of embezzling 1409 dollars. Bondsmen prompted the arrest after he moved there a month ago.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Dlouis Merriweather
Cumberland County
Linois
Barn Fire Destroys Horses and Equipment in Knightstown
A barn on O. W. Wrighter’s farm five miles southwest of Knightstown burned. Six horses, farm implements, wagons and buggies were lost. Damage estimated at about 1300 dollars.
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Knightstown
Ind
O. W. Wrighter
Here
Gagle Sentenced For Life In Lizzie Schroeder Killing
William Gagle was found guilty by a jury in Valparaiso Indiana's circuit court of killing Lizzie Schroeder eleven years old of Toalleton. He received a life sentence at the Michigan City penitentiary.
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Gagle
Valparaiso
Ind
Mareh
William Gagle
Lizzie Schroeder
Toalleston
Michigan City
Senate committee slots to be filled after GOP bloc forms
Washington reports Senator Aldrich will fill committee vacancies soon. Insurgent Republicans in the West hope for fairer treatment under new rules as the tariff debate looms. Ex congressman Watson downplays anti leadership votes while Cannon and Dalzell shape the rules roster. Pendel the White House usher dies after decades of service, carrying Lincoln’s hair in a gold locket. Congress to grant extra session mileage with travel pay for members.
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Aldrich
Republican Committee
Senate
West
House
Jin Watson
Indiana
Taft
Cannon
Representative Dalzeil
Sherman
Payne
New York
Ways and Means
Mr. Tawney
Minnesota
Mano
Chicago
Thomas F. Pendel
White House
Pendel
Lincoln
Local society and business notes from Pearl Street to Georgetown
Community events fill the page with a second anniversary for the Obioab Tribe of Red Men at the Wigwam Pearl and Market streets. Highland Country Club directors meet at Liver Hills club house. Mistletoe Temple Pythians host a musical at the bail. Corydon National Bank to erect a new building and leases Miner Hotel ground. Beharrell Lodge of the Disciples of Rockah inaugurated in New Amsterdam Harrison County. Local court actions include attorney Jo H Weathers handling a case for Amos Linch estate administration and Millard Lynch estate accounting. Police docket notes mention a $25 fine and jail for a theft charge, plus expected grand jury actions and upcoming examinations for local townships and schools. Revival services at Park Church and related baptisms noted. Medical notices mention kidney and bladder troubles and general health remedies. weathered by scattered county announcements.
Fragmentary notice on town site and historical markers
A garbled report describes a road junction at Pyburns news with concerns about a bronze tablet and a possible marker for Mee gardens gallows. It mentions streets Mworerea Oxford and Warsete nearby and a referenced London Mail note about desection.
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Artis
Theoyar
Way
Pyburn Gs News
Mworerea
Oxford Street
Patr
London Mail
Shall the Sata South Be Shattered
Johan Harris editor of Uncle Remass-lTne Eeme Magazine writes a sharp editorial on the political situation in the South appearing in the March number of the magazine.
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Johan Harris
Uncle Remass
lTne Eeme
Corbett Issued Challenge for Fight and Arrests in Palermo
Telegrams report James J. Corbett received eighty dollars and a challenge to fight Jeffries or Johnson. Palermo sees numerous arrests tied to the Perresine assassination. other items note Taft invited to Gridiron dinner, Harriman advised to retire, and a court ruling on moving pictures as state representation.
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James J. Corbett
Jeffries
Johnson
Palermo
Perresine
John William Jones
Columbus, Ga
Market Quotations From Indianapolis to New York and Chicago
The report lists grain and livestock prices across markets in Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York and East Buffalo with Wheat Corn and Oats values varying by city Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs prices shown alongside receipts and auction notes including a closing remark on an upcoming sale of horses in Cincinnati and a note on May Wheat at Toledo with quoted futures and cash figures. The narrative also includes stray references to individuals Charles Bruce a poet and editor and mentions News service items and postal delivery notes without cohesive context.
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Indianapolis
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Water Sts
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