Manufacturers support tariff revision and more reciprocity
The National Association of Manufacturers of the United States votes for tariff revision at the earliest opportunity and calls for more reciprocity treaties. A heated debate followed the committee on tariff and reciprocity report, based on a poll of members with 45 percent opposing the stance.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers of the
United States
Coco
Fupaad
Industrial liberty and anti oppression fight outlined
The convention adopted resolutions on open sheep, industrial education, and the need for cautious tariff views. President Vanleave pledged to educate the public in industrial righteousness and oppose unlawful combinations, while officials defended law enforcement and against violence. Capt Hennes A Castle urged postal reform and businesslike post office management.
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Vanleave
Publc
Oura
Hennes
Castle of St. Paul
United States Treasury
Sentence confirmed in case of Corporal Knowles at Fort Leavenworth
The court martial sentence for Corporal Knowles of the Twenty second Infantry, who assaulted Captain Macklin at Fort Henry Ohio last December, was fixed as fifteen years hard labor in Fort Leavenworth penitentiary. General Albert L Meyer, commanding the department of Texas, approved the decision.
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San Antonin Vex
Ro 1 Knowles
Twenti-11th Infantry
Edwar A. Macklin
Came Regiment
Ft. Heno
Ohio
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Albert L. Meyer
Department of
Judges Move Court Sessions From Detroit To Cincinnati
Detroit hotel proprietors pricing meals and rooms forced the United States circuit court of appeals to cancel a June 3 opening in Detroit. The court will convene in Cincinnati as usual, changing plans to avoid economic pressure and keep sessions on schedule.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
United States Ourrcuit Court of Appeals
President and Mrs Roosevelt Return From Pine Knot Visit
The president and Mrs Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 8 45 p m after a days long vacation at Pine Knot the country home of Mrs Roosevelt. The trip passed without any special incident and the couple traveled without fanfare.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pine Knot
Clean Slate for Pat Crowe Acquitted on Old Robbery Charge
Pat Crowe was acquitted by a district court jury of holding up two streetcars and robbing crews about two years ago. The acquittal disposes of the last criminal charge against Crowe.
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Pat Crowe
Caumeil Hinffs
District Court
Crowe
European women lawmakers in Finland’s new diet lead reform agenda
May 23 Helsingfors Finnish diet introduces Europe’s first women legislators. Deputies span nobility and workers with ten Socialists among them. Proposed measures include old age pensions, prohibition of liquor, reform of marriage and divorce, abolition of the social evil, and restoring pre count Bobrikoff Finnish army structure.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Europe
United States
Atakulon
Michigan
Mime Rivioja
Socialista
Bobrikoff
Finland Faces Budget Hurdles in Social Reforms
The article notes Finland cannot finance both old-age pensions and agrarian reforms. It cites limited finances as the main obstacle to implementing socialist programs for peasant farmers.
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Occe
Finland
Wreck Kills Mrs Halsey As Train Derailed In Kentucky
On the Chesapeake and Ohio line the sleeper derailed at Lawrence Creek between Broshears and South Ripley. Mrs Mary J Halsey wife of Judge I W Halsey of Milwaukee was killed. Two people were seriously injured and twenty others slightly hurt as rescue teams moved victims to Maysville and Cincinnati within two hours. The severely hurt included Ironton Kelley of Ashland KY and Mrs Van Rigo of Pikeville KY.
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Maysville
I. W. Halsey
Milwaukee
Wis
Chesapeake & Ohio Servous
Lawrence Creek
Broshears
South Ripley
Cincinnati
Ironton Kelley
Ashland
van Rigo
Pikeville
Resignation Accepted at Mutual Reserve Life Society
Frederick A. Burnham indicted for crime and forgery offered his resignation as president of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Society. Archibald Haynes was elected to succeed him. George D. Eldridge also resigned as vice president actuary and board member.
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New York
Frederick A. Burnham
Crand
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Society
Archibald ©. Haynes
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Burnham
Geo. D. Eldridge
Killer Captured After Battle in Muncie Box Car
Tony Miller, who shot and killed his former wife Elizabeth Hurd in Muncie Indiana on Tuesday, was captured in a box car in the city's southern part yesterday afternoon after a gun battle. He held officers at bay for about an hour and a half. Miller was wounded in the leg during the fusillade while officers were uninjured.
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Muncie
Ind
Tony Miller
Elizabeth Hurd
Shota Miller
Echo of Big Bank Failure Pittsburg May 223
Thomas W. Harvey a former paying teller at Enterprise National bank of Allegheny faces trial in U S district court before Judge Nathaniel Ewing. Harvey is indicted for false entries misappropriation and aiding T Lee Clark the cashier in funds misapplication who later died by suicide.
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Pittsburg
Thomas W. Harvey
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Nathaniel Ewing
United States District Court
Harvey
T. Lee Clark
San Francisco Streetcars Expanded Amid Strike
San Francisco May 23 More street cars were operated yesterday by the United Railroads than any day since the carmen strike began. Three additional lines on Polk and Larkin Folsom and Bryant streets were opened today. No serious trouble reported.
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San Francisco
United Railroads
Polk
Larkin
Folsom Street
Bryant Street
Amalgamated Iron Workers Conclude Session in Ohio
The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers ends a three weeks session with re election of all old officers. Youngstown chosen as next year’s convention site.
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Youngstown
Toledo
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Doctor King’s New Discovery Cures Severe Cough
Westfield Iowa resident G. B. Clark credits a near fatal lung condition to Dr. King’s New Discovery. He began treatment after an ominous cough with the first bottle easing symptoms and two more bottles completing a cure. Sold by O. D. Knoeffer druggist with trial bottle available.
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Clark
Westfield
Iowa
King
O. D. Knoefel
Harriman Case Moves Ahead in Washington Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission will proceed without awaiting outcomes from actions against E. H. Harriman regarding inquiries in the New York Investigation. Commission members foresee perhaps a year or more before a final decision on the general investigation topic is reached.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H. Harriman
New York
Commission to Compel Harriman to Answer Questions
The commission plans court actions in the southern district of New York later this month to obtain an order forcing Mr. Harriman to respond to inquiries. If turned down, the case may go to higher courts up to the Supreme Court. The commission will also review the Harriman lines inquiry and publish its report publicly before a final ruling, with a determination expected in a few weeks.
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Harriman
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
St. Paul
Kellogg
Severance
Harriman Lines
Terror in Mott Street Explosion Strikes City
A massive blast on crowded Mott Street killed one person and seriously injured eight children, two fatally if conditions worsen. Panic swept the area until police restored order. the cause remains unexplained with residents hinting at the Jack Hand society.
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New York
Mott Street
Jack Hand
Explosion Destroys Nitroglycerin Plant Killing Two
In Muncie Indiana on May 23 Oren Brown 27 of Albany a stock hauler for the Independent Torpedo company and his brother in law Willie Hudson 13 of Portland were instantly killed when the nitroglycerin plant on the Charles Brammer farm exploded destroying the buildings and leaving a crater.
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Muncie
Ind
Oren Brown
Albany
Independent Torpedo Company of
Findlay
Willie Hudson
Portland
Independent Company
Charles Brammer
Hawley to Open Haywood Case in Boise
James Hawley senior counsel for the state will make the opening statement in the Haywood case in Boise Idaho. Hawley and associates conferred on testimony for next week and its sequence. The state has not decided to call Steve Adema as a witness.
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Hawley
Boise City
Idaho
James Hawley
Haywood
Steve Adema
Baseball Scores From National and American Circuits
National League results show New York 7 over Chicago 1, Brooklyn 2 over Cincinnati 1, Boston 10 over St Louis 2, Philadelphia 7 over Pittsburg 4. American League games list Detroit 6 over Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 3 over Washington 2. American Association scores include Indianapolis 6 over Louisville 4, Columbus 6 over Toledo 6, St Paul 8 over Kansas 6.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Kansas
Wheat prices surge to new highs on Chicago Board
Chicago traders faced an excited session as wheat futures extended record gains. July, September and December contracts posted fresh intraday highs, while closing levels showed only modest changes amid nervous trading and strong European markets. Reports of crop damage persisted despite drought in Kansas.
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Board of Trade
Toesdis
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Prf
Hent Commission
Kapsas
Liverpool
Presbyterian Assembly Backs Temperance Policy Endorsing League
In Coblimibus Ohio on May 22 the Presbyterian general assembly approved without a dissenting vote a policy that the permanent committee on temperance shall not engage in or influence political work and endorses the American Anti-Saloon League as a safe sane and effective organization in advancing temperance, pledging full cooperation consistent with church law.
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Coblimibus
Ohio
Presbyterian General Assembly
Permanent Committee On Temperance
American Anti-Saloon League
Train Wreckers Sought After Coast Line Disaster
Private detectives from Southern Pacific and sheriff deputies hunt men suspected of causing a wreck on the Coast Line near West Glendale. Five cars plunged over the trestle. about twenty injured. A reward of 0,000 offered for the conviction of those responsible.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Coast Line
West Glendade
Southern Pacific Company
Rubber firms unite under United States Rubber control
Colonel Samuel Pomeroy Colt, president of the United States Rubber, announces complete arrangements placing Cincinnati Rubber's entire crude output under US Rubber. He says past differences among company officials are settled and a community of interest now exists between the two corporations.
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Providence
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
United States Rubber Company
Cincinnati Rubber Company
Colt
Streetcar Strike Faces Citywide Tension in Evansville
Evansville May 23 reports show streetcars running with few disorders as police say they can handle the situation. Union leaders claim victory while public funds aid striking workers. Cars operated by Reed's Chicago strikebreakers may resume on all lines. guards patrol barns and tracks amid precautionary measures.
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Evansville
Ind
Reed
Chicago
Brennecke
Outrage and Murder Shake Elmhurst Farm Community
In Elmhurst Long Island Amelia Staf feldt a 15 year old girl was outraged and murdered near her father s farm after wandering for dandelions. A posse of about 200 neighbors combed the area seeking the killer but found no trace.
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New York
Amelia Staffeldt
Elmhurst
Long Island
Negro Surrounded in Swamp After Lynching Spree
In Reidsville Georgia a posse has surrounded a swamp where Flem Padgett the African American accused of assaulting Mrs Laura Moore near the town is believed to be hiding Following a lynching Tuesday two other Black men were killed three injured and seven others wounded in the ensuing violence authorities reported on May 25.
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Reidsville
Flem Padgett
Laura Moore
Arbitration session at Lake Mohonk opens
The Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration is in session. Dr. W. T. Campbell of Monmouth Ohio was elected moderator as church assemblies and unions convene across the country. The Jermyn breaker No 2 was destroyed by fire in Old Forge Pennsylvania causing about 150000 dollars in losses. The Chicago City Railway employer wage demands face rejection and potential strike talks. The Presbyterian general assembly endorses the Anti-Saloon League as a safe sane and effective temperance group.
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T. P. O'Connor
M. P
United Irish League of Great Britain
Jermyn Breaker
Old Ford
General Synod of
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Monmouth
Chicago City Railway Company
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Anti-Saloon League
Membership and finances of Indiana IOOF tallied in report
Indianapolis May 23 report by W H Leedy grand secretary of the Indiana grand lodge IOOF shows year end 72 578 members and a 3 637 gain. Lodges total 735 with seven new. Receipts 359 137.52. gross resources 3 698 910.91. indebtedness 521 804.29 leaving net resources 3 177 106.62. Terre Haute May 23 state inspector Epperson fined twenty four Burnett miners one dollar each for powder shot drilling violations and tamping dust.
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W. H. Leedy
Indiana
Oo. O. F
Order
Sear
Terre Haute
Ind
Epperson
Burnett Coal Mine
Dedication and court action populate Mageckport notices
Local notices report a Mageckport United Brethren church dedication planned for March 2, with Bishop Matthew of Chicago leading services. Court and police items list charges against several men, a strawberry fair near Edwardeville, and a flying fish incident near Yeloharia.
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Mageck Port
Jace
Matthew
Chicago
Local Society Notes Mixed With Erratic Dialogues
Personal mentions recount visits and nuptials in the city with several couples wed last night and planned relocations. The piece includes stray anecdotes about residents, a church gathering, and unrelated foreign commentary on a New York scene and a banana tree native to British Guiana.
Trial drama unfolds in San Bias Mosque case
Report covers a crowded San Bias synagogue scene with Judge Dunne presiding as a jury voices preemptory challenges related to Abraham Ruef linked matters. Mentions defendants Ward and Ned, and indicates disruptions and a hurried move of proceedings to Music Street. Also lists varied market quotations and livestock prices across several cities.
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San Bias
Theria
Maso
Abraham Ruef
Dunne
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