Carlisle Bill Defeated in House Amid Crossed Debate
Washington June 10 The Carlisle currency bill fell after two weeks of debate in the House. The rule to bring it to a vote was defeated amid Democratic caucus pressure, with 210 to 101 rising for the previous question and 19 to 0 on the final demand. Republicans and some Democrats opposed the measure, while all 124 votes in favor came from Democrats. After adjournment, Secretary Carlisle discussed the defeat with House leaders. The Senate considered the urgent deficiency bill and related income tax provisions, with Quay pressing for public disclosure of corporate salaries. A Philadelphia nomination issue and other political notes followed in brief.
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Bil
Diplomatic and Post Office
Crisp
Carlsle
Senate
Cockrell
Appropriations Commmittes
Afr. Quay
House
Quay
Penrose
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Senate
Pasco
Yes Be
Deaths and Crimes From Far and Near Across Nations
A jumble of reports covers deaths, robberies, lawsuits, and criminal cases from multiple towns and nations. Details include a young Ames man in France allegedly drugged and robbed, a railroad damages suit by Richard Neff for injuries, lynching investigation debates in Washington, a bank safe theft in Texas, Mme Joniaux trial in Paris, and various local misfortunes from fires to murders, with police and consular inquiries noted.
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France
Svaoson
Buonerilis
N. Y
Dasleuk
Bonneville
Albert Jubmwan
Associated Press
Johnson
United States
Consu
Harindantnnda
Beench
Young Johnson
Franklin Johnson
Hoe
South Dakota Treasurer in Flight and Bank Failing
New York and Chicago financial centers report W W Taylor former South Dakota state treasurer and First National Bank Redfield executive vanished after reports of a missing funds. Affected banks and bondsmen face losses as Pierre prepares to reorganize, with Taylor last sighted in Chicago and no word since.
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South Dakota
Northwest
Willan
Walter Taylor
First National Bank
Northwestern Mortgage Trust Compsity
Thia City
Annest
Pierre
Phillips
Deadwood
Aky
Taylor
Gren
Gaee Jon
Askle
Alwys
Iris Cmg LA
Wil
Chicago
Jana
New York
Reedfield
Spink County
Walter W. Taylor
William Taylor
Gale
Lafayette
Dakota
National Bank of
Redfield
Huron
Mitchell
W. W. Taylor
Chase Na
Onal
H. W. Cannon
Chass Nations
Bia
Cannon
Associated Press
James M. Brown
Brooklyn
Prison Life in Siberia Presented by Treteler De Windt
A translated review sketches Jan WN Lantes and Harry De Windt detailing Siberian prison life. It praises Akatu near Nerchinsk for roomy lighted cells filled with flowers, regular meals, beer, and limited restraints. Notable inmates are described with books, correspondence, and weekly visits, while rest of the piece notes other incidents and unrelated crimes in America.
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Treteler de Windt
Lantes
Jan WN
Harry de Windt
Ieyeh
Barnaliad
America
George Kennan
Siberian
Siberia
Akatu
Nertchinsk
Ah. de Windt
Guttze
Yakuts
Sintinaky
Alinlar Quarters
Emilianos
Canr Alexander LE
Uberty
Khavorsk
Kaloujin
Czar
NUGGETS OF NEWS
The Mexico Guatemala boundary talks progress smoothly. Rebels in Rio Grande do Sul declare an independent republic. Hon H French dies at Beloit aged 75, ex US Treasurer under Lincoln. Floods in Mendoza province Argentina claim twenty lives and large property loss. In an altercation near Purush LT ax Deputy Marshal Swain kills Cari senk and is killed by Vincent’s son. Near Smith’s MUL Ala James Dortan Kelb leader shot by Van Parvin. In Hardin County Tennessee Gus Thomas is killed by Georges Hasic. Hasic later dies in an ambush.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brasil
H. French
Beloit
Wis
United States
Lincoln
Mendoses
Argentine
Purosh
Swain H
Carisenk
Himsellf
Vincent
Smith
Mul
Ala
James Dor- Tan
Kelb
van Parvin
Hardin County
Tenn
Gus Thomas
Geores Hasic
Taym
Thomas
Steele Wae Talsteker
Defending the Turks in Armenian Turmoil Claim
Loxpoy Jan 10 Sonor Ximenes a Spanish traveler returned from a Turkish mission in Kuntistan and Mesopotamia. He disputes sensational Kurdish Atrocities, blames American missions for Armenian unrest, and cites local disturbances near Sassoun. Turkish forces dispersed Armenians after a clash, resulting in two deaths and several injuries.
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Sonor Xmenes
Kuntistan
Mesopotatmia
Hite
de Clara
Sener Ximenes
Armenia
Asia Minor
le Mearly
Senor Ximenes
Methodiet Mixetons
Senor Mimenos
Werdier Onos
Koumbkapo
Bortom
James L. Barton
American Board of
Ame Missioners For Foreign Missions
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North Market Street
Haber's Dry Goods
Frederick
Preston's
Caifornia Wheat
Preston
Sellman, West & CO
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Baltimore
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Hartley
L. Pearre
Maret Street
Patrick
Asp- Servier Bros
Draggion
Williamson
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Matl
A L. Pestre
W.F. Daley
addree SwiFT SPECIFIC + CO
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Handerses
Als Bridfield
Eeter
Teer
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Commerce St. Battimore
Alfred Dolge
LOY & Perry
South Market Street
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Tezstoy
Kezish Fort
Coutier
Woodruff
Jam
C. E. Garritee
United
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Elche
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Ricks
Cleveland
Hous Peteley Comets
Cleveland Labor Union
Samuel T. Ritchie
Han Bees
KN International
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Inprasarours
Richard FL
Neff
Lake Erie and Western Railrow Company
Lake Erie Road
Miami Bridge
Wabash River
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Blair
Hanl
Tezxpo
National Af
Mme, Joniaux
Henri Joniaux
BaLt Toyore
Major Brackett
Nathaniel Moore
Prrissose
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Haughey
Ballreed
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William Benz
Bons
Jacascos
Misa
Linwood
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Renkin
Jones
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Gladstone
Caight
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas Hare
Waynesburg
Dave Roberts
Ind
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New Haven
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Fishback
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Ark
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Hatteraton
Shoreditch
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Party of Progress
Congress
England
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Nashville, Tenn
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C. A. Burns
Lucent Oil Works
McClure House
Burns
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Kamas City
Topeka
Tadge Foster
United One Aetrict Court
Beninsd Paout
Ie Yaloa Senin Ismndent
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William Rappold
Norman Anderaan
Dan Conway
Elkins
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M. J. Elliott
American Railway Union
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Pennsylvania
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George F. Hoar
Democrata
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Firman Roy Johnson
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Keeper Head
Cumberland Town Farm
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Clark
Moniz
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Demidl Ami James Wilkinson
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Negro
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W Hill
Ae Ae Egret
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