Canvass predicts tariff revision in new House
New York, Dec. 20. The Merald prints a canvass of incoming members of the next House showing 117 of 128 Democrats favoring a tariff amendment as a revenue measure, 40 supporting lowered protection, while the rest declined to be quoted. Among Republicans, 79 back downward revision with protection kept in mind, 43 refused to state. Herald predicts divergent views and a likely moderate reduction with protectionists prevailing on many schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Representatives
The
Herald
Hat Wind Blows Glimpse of Eye Injury in Humboldt
In Humboldt Nebraska a man Poindexter sues for $5,000 claiming his right eye was injured when a hat blown by a gust struck him as Mrs Poindexter walked on the main street. The accident occurred one windy afternoon when a hat about three feet in diameter blew loose from Mrs Poindexter and its pin pierced Poindexter’s eye.
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Humboldt
Dee
James
Ellgare
Mary
Oindexter
Yngare
Pole
Wicich
Bain to Speak Here at Second Presbyterian
Col George W Bain, famed as the silver tongued orator of Kentucky, will deliver an address at the Second United Presbyterian church on Monday January 2. He is expected to be greeted by a large crowd and to draw favorable attention in this city.
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George W. Hain
Kentucly
Worderful Remedy Claims Lansing Patient Relief
Stephan Waite of Lansing claims a three year struggle with indigestion and pain ended after using MLD-NA tablets. He says prior remedies failed, while the product cleared stomach distress within minutes, restoring appetite and easing cramps.
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Stephan Waite
Lansing
Michigan
Oa. W. CneLta
Counted the Kisses on Her Honeymoon
In Los Angeles the Beatrice Turnbull case unfolds a $2 5 million heirship claim to Bling J Baldwin s estate. Mrs Turnbull Lilian Ashley Turnbull testifies about a proposed marriage contract drawn on hotel stationery and Baldwin s treatment as her husband. Photographs and details of meetings in Boston Winchester and California are entered as evidence.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bling J
Lucky
Baldwin
Beatrice Anita Fildwin ‘Turnbull
Turn
Bull
Tillian Ashley
California
Turnbull
Santa
Hobble skirt traps burglar in Grand Island
In Grand Island Nebraska a hobble skirt leads to a burglary arrest. Mrs Harvey's gown helps identify the thief, who robbed a house of a gold watch and $125 after a window break and sack storage. Police recover loot. suspect found wearing the garment.
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Grand Island
Neh
Bng
George Harvey
Omaha
Eliot
Bees Bring Money To Farmhouse Honey Stock
At Ben B. Hurst farm near Westboro Missouri bees settled in a hollow tree and hollowed a space under the eaves. Over two weeks swarms entered daily and began storing honey. By cold weather the west wall siding was removed and about 1006 pounds of honey was taken, with extra remaining to feed the bees through winter.
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Westboro
Ben B. Hurst
Tlurat Ives
Hurst
Hong
Woman’s Fatal Morning as Infants Die in Fire
A distressed report describes a woman at Mrs J G Thomon of Woeat Heynolds street suffering arson in her home. A infant daughter named Mary perished and the house suffered serious damage. The event occurred in the early morning hours with authorities investigating the deadly home incident.
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J. G. Thomon
Woeat Heynolds Street
Mary
Reward Boyle's Devotion at Riverside Prison
Pittsburg reports a rare tale of loyalty as a prisoner known as a lifer, Jimmy Boyle, has been sending money and gifts to a mysterious external confidant for his wife Helen Boyle, who awaits a life term for kidnapping. The warden notes self denial and plans to grant a 30 minute Christmas visit in recognition of the unusual act.
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Pittsburg
Boyle
Mall
Vals
Lash
Jimmy Ja
Stage Employees Elect Officers at Local Meeting
Rowell attended a Trinity national alliance stage employees meeting in Sharon. The officers for the coming year were named for the west group, with Ghatlea Awl as president and John BR. Douda as vice president, Charles Sergeant as treasurer, J. G. Storkuan as recording secretary, and Une ty Chaffey as sergeant. Delegates to the national convention will be held at Niagara during the week.
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Rowell
Trinity
Thea
Cal
Theatrienchi
Cora
Olerta
Sharon
Loge
West
Titat
Ghatlea Awl
John BR. Douda
Charles Sergeant
Charles, Lyne
Financialo
J. G. Storkuan
Unety Chaffey
Nation
Niagara Watly
I. CO
Sloclanon
Duamese
Charles Aut Daslness
New Castle
Harry Chattey
Castle
Allogheny Delegation Endorses Oliver for U S Senate
The Allegheny county delegation to the 1811 legislature met at the Duquesne Hotel and endorsed George T. Oliver for the six-year term in the United States Senate and John Cox for re election as speaker. A pledge supported Lake Erie and Ohio River ship canal legislation. M. Clyde Kelly urged Knox’s name, provoking objections before Oliver’s nomination was confirmed.
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Pittsburg
Des
Alegheny County
Impancus
Thuquesne Notel
George T. Olver
United States Senate
John Cox
House of Representatives
Lake Erie
Ohio River Ship Canal
D. A. Wilbert
George W. Titchards
AML
A. W. Powell
W. A. Magee, Sr
Charles W. Robinson
Magee
Philadelphia
Republican County
David B. Johns
Robinson
Miles Bryan
McKens Rocks
M. Clyde Kelly
Braddock
Shide
Ury
P. C. Knox
Charles
Kline
George T. Oliver
Mrr
Molly Arove
Oliver
Mr. Telly
United States
Eline
Kelly
Wilbert
Whide
Olver
Wade
Hightaninions
Ee Canena
Watch Found In Catfish's Stomach Near Florence Nebraska
A fisherman on the Missouri River opposite a pumping station pulled in a large catfish weighing about two hundred pounds. After dragging it home, Roy Nolann or Nelson drained the fish and discovered a watch with a back inscription reading Presented to VST. Parry, by his fellow Biismarck No Dy Juno 6 mod. The entry notes the unusual find and provides the partial name and date details from the watch inscription.
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Florence
Neb
Dee
Missouri
Atation Beer
Roy Nolann
Callah
Nowada
Nelson
Hla
Prise
VST
Parry
Bla Felann
Bismarck
Guardians Shield Child From Danger Amid Court Ruling
A court case centers on a protective effort for an eight year old in danger. Authorities, led by Chamberlain's councils, implement safeguards to shield the child from ongoing risks and avoid further harm.
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George W. Clutton
Olen Mills CO
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Assembly
Cox
Canal
Catfish
Cron
Chamberlain
Deglern
McGoun
Herb
D. McGoun
C.L. Snyder
Kiehl
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Siokacs
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