Dingley on the Tariff Measure Shifts Revenue View
Washington May 12 Chairman Dingley of the Ways and Means committee outlines that the Senate amendments to the tariff bill likely reduce revenue compared with the House bill. He notes many amendments are minor while several affect revenue, with details on sugar tea opium and taxes, and explains anticipated effects on government funds.
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Washington
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Associated Press
Senate
House
Finance Committee
Weys and Means
Ha- Wali
Wars and Means Committee
Dr John W Bell’s Baby Syrup Promoted for Teething
A seller touts Dr John W Bell’s Baby Syrup as the best medicine for babies during teething. A Aurora, AO man, Mr J P Steiner, praises it from family use and notes a price of 25 cents, urging fathers to buy the remedy for their child.
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John W.bull
J.P. Steiner
Aurora
John W. Bell
Delicacies Washed Ashore From Ship Francia Wreckage
On May 12 at Beach Haven New Jersey Captain Sharp and Captain Dosgne reported cargo below decks from the burned ship Francia may be salvageable with divers. Large quantities of salmon wine and california red cider washed ashore drawing crowds and sparking a frenzied scramble for the spoil. Knights of the Golden Eagle attend Pennsylvania convention in Harrisburg with street parade and banquet. Insurance license of Citizens' Insurance Company of Missouri revoked in Wisconsin for unlicensed fire policy writing. company denies violation.
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N. J
F. R. Sharp
Merritt & Chapman Derricksd Wrecking Company
A Dosgne
Francis
Sharp
Caliifornia
Knights of the Golden Essie
Harrisburg
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pennsylvania
Order
Opera House
Grace Church
Hastings
Executive Mension
St. Louis
Citizens’ Insurance Company of
Missouri
Wisconsin
Frick
Watsomer
Liberal Victory In Canada Montreal March 12
Quebec election results overturn Conservative hold with Liberals winning about 24 seats of 44. Notable defeats include G A Nantel and Louis Beaubien. Laurier touted as strengthening French Canadian leadership amidst Liberal surge and Liberal campaign promises. Also: St Paul damages suit ends in favor of James M. Fonda for 317 610 against Twin City Rapid Transit after streetcar accident left him legless.
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Montreal
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G. A. Nantel
Louis Beaubien
St. Paul
James M. Fonda
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Fonda
Plaintif
Changes in the Inman Firm
Announcement from Atlanta dated May 12 reports major changes in the Inman cotton houses in Atlanta Augusta Houston Texas New York and Bremen Germany Bir Samuel M Inman retires from all interest except a partnership in In man Head to be based in Houston The firm Inman Co is formed by younger Inman members with headquarters at Augusta
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Augusta
Houston
Tex
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Germany
Bir
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Fim
Inman & Head
Inman & Co
Danish ministerial crisis prompts reshuffle in Copenhagen
May 12 reports the Danish premier and foreign minister Baron Reedtz Thott submitting cabinet resignations. King Albert summoned ex Premier Estrup to form a new government, signaling a major reorganization in Copenhagen.
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Honduras Peace Restored After Revolution Claimed End
News items report Honduras is peaceful after revolution ends and the Merchants National Bank of Kittanning is authorized. Secretary Long estimates 3 million dollars to build armor manufacturing, while Secretary Sherman denies Havana purchase talks for Cube. Ice plant on the Kennebec near Gardiner burned, 75 000 tons of ice lost. New Orleans flood fight costs 4 000 daily. Windischmattei Tyrol destroyed by fire. a woman perished in the blaze.
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Merchants’ National Bank of Kittanning
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Sherman
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Kennebec River
Gardiner
New Orleans City
Vienna
Windischmattei
Tyrol
Greece Accepts Peace Preliminaries in Crete Armistice Talks
Athens reports Greece formally adheres to peace preliminaries with Turkey and consents to recall troops from Crete. Diplomats at Constantinople ready to mediate an armistice, seeking conditions including Crete autonomy and adherence to powers' guidance. Reports describe Turkish scorched villages and Greek troops preparing to leave Crete aboard three ships.
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Hhas
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Italia
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Austria
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Crete
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Manos
Epirus
Toulour
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Kamarina
Mount Zalongos
Raul
Canea
Will the Turks Decline Reported Movement of Troops
London dispatch reports mobilization of Fifth and Sixth army corps reserves at Bagdad and in Syria with 50 battalions to Honieh en route to Ismid in Asia Minor. Three star officers sent to Erzincum and Erzingen depots to check arms and equipment for mobilization as tension rises with Greece and mediation efforts.
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Constantinople
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Sixth Army
Bagdad
Syria
Honieh
Ismeed
Asia Minor
Greece
Fourth Army Corps
I Erzercum
Erzingen
Cuban Question Dominates Senate Debate In May 11 Session
Washington May 11 Cuban Question occupied the senate with wide ranging debate. Senators Morrill and Caffery opposed the resolution while Lodge and Foraker urged delaying for state department information. Mills Texas and Allen Nebraska pressed immediate passage. Kyle of South Dakota denied seeking Republican committee plums. House finished sundry civil appropriation amendments and sent bill to conference.
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Lodge
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Foraker
Ohio
State Department
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Texas
Allen
Nebraska
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii Islands
Alaska
Fatal Earthquakes Rattle Caribbean Islands and New York Notice
Reported earthquakes in Guadelope Montserrat and surrounding Leeward Islands caused fatalities and destruction. At Guadelope a brick church collapsed killing 60 and injuring many. Point a Pitre and other areas suffered losses as well. Antiguan port communities reported fear and religious responses as tremors continued through May.
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Journal Today
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Leeward
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Walla
Point-a-Pitre
Gaudelupe
Antigua
Evea
Conspiracy to Rob Cook County Detected in Forgeries
An organized attempt to steal from Cook County Chicago was uncovered. Charles Ratigen and Charles L Williams were arrested for failing to post 3000 bonds. Warrants were issued for John Ratigen Charles Hatler Thomas Chandler and Patrick J Griffin. A batch of 59 juror certificates was stolen from the county clerk’s office and two forged certificates were presented by Ratigen and Williams.
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Charles L. Wiltiams
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Charles Hatler
Thomas Chandler
Patrick J. Griffin
Ratigen
Williams
Mile Yvette Guilbert Weds Dr Max Sechler in Paris
A Paris dispatch reports celebrated cabaret singer Mile Yvette Guilbert married Dr Max Sechler. The groom is brother-in-law to Theodore Rosenfield, linked to the Rosenfield brothers who brought the famous nations to America. Dr Schiller previously managed Gui lbert and later the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York before moving to Chicago.
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Yvette Guilbert
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Daily Chronicle
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Theodore Rosenfield
Carl
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Schiller
Fifth Avenue Theater
New York
Chicago
Yvette Guibert
Fugitive Firebar Captured in Burlington
A man named 1 alias Dr Crawford, wanted in Burlington Vt for arson to secure insurance, was arrested in Scranton Pa. He had been practicing as a physician here. Sheriff Reeves identified him. requisition papers to Harrisburg will follow.
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Pasiay
Crawford
Burlington
Warren County
S. C
Reeves
Russel
Harrisburg
Baseball results and league notes from yesterday
National and Eastern League games across multiple cities recap yesterday's scores. Notable items include Cleveland 7 Brooklyn, Chicago and Washington matchups, Pittsburg 9 over Boston, and Scranton 6 Toronto 4. Other briefs cover court action in Ohio, capitol architect selections, a juvenile pardon, and bicycle baggage policy changes.
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Chicago
Cingsantin
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Pittburg
Ackman Divorce Bill Cleared Senate in Dover
Dover May 1 The bill to divorce Mrs Laura Crocker Acklan of Cleveland daughter of ex Judge Crocker from William H Acklan of Washington passed the senate yesterday afternoon. Controversy over bribery and corruption charges marks the case with strong odds the house will approve. The couple wed last June and traveled to Europe before separating. Cruel treatment cited in the suit.
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Crocker
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William H. Acklan
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Senate
Stock and Produce Markets Buoyant in New York Trade
Wall Street continued strong with rising prices and higher volume as London’s session buoyed local dealings. Despite some optimism, lingering pessimism remained after London’s adjournment, though U S stock prices in London held some gains. Closing bids included Balto. & Ohio Lehigh Valley N J Central New York Central Pennsylvania Reading St Paul and others.
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Exchange
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N. J
General Markets Report from Philadelphia May Markets
Philadelphia May markets show quiet demand across grains and meats with wheat and rye steady, corn mixed, and No 2 white and red prices reported.Livestock prices hold steady for preferable grades while hogs and cattle show mixed activity, with prime steers near five dollars and hogs varying by weight and quality, across regional exchanges.
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