Cashier Held for Contempt in Bank Tax Hearing
Thomas Wilson cashier of First National Bank Cleveland was cited for contempt by the United States circuit court after refusing to name taxpayers in a bank tax hearing before Attorney General Monnett. He stated no county taxpayer returns property at over 60 percent of its true value but would not reveal names. Separately Harrisburg judges heard tax actions against corporations with 330 cases in the trial list and verdicts in 90 cases, yielding thousands of dollars for the state.
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Tex Nearing
Cleveland
Thomas Wilson
First National Bank
United States Eoicuit Court
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Wilson
United States Circuit Court
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Industrial Commission Reassembles After Short Break
Washington reports the United States Industrial Commission resumed after a ten day recess with members Mallory Daniel Livingston Harris Farquhar Ratchford Kennedy present. Session focused on sub commission reports for full commission action before promulgation.
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J. M. Farquhar
M. D. Ratchford
J. L. Kennedy
Sagasta Emotions Mark Sign of Peace Treaty in Paris
Spain tightens control as Sagasta hails treaty with American terms and vows best course for country. Government orders strict censorship and vigilance over telegraphs and telephones while Carlist activity grows amid fears of unrest and manpower shortages.
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Paris
el Epoca
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Madrid
Philippines
Spain
Blanco Leaves Havana for Spain in farewell voyage
Marshal Blanco departed Havana on the steamer Villaverde after dinner with aides Major Duzell and Captain Panzan. Two Otumba battalion companies accompanied him. Covadonga sailed with artillery and infantry as part of the escort. Lorento arrived in Pinar del Rio and insurgents were placed at strategic city locations.
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Rival Peettons clash ends in death at ward meeting
The thirteenth Ward Republican club at Peon and West Monroe streets held its annual election last night. Rival factions led by Coroner Berz and ex-councilman John Rogers clashed as Rogers supporters entered Bricklayers' Ball. A pistol fight broke out, fatally wounding Lattimer and wounding several others. Janitor John Prince was arrested but later released after injury.
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Convention
Widespread New England Storm Claims Many Vessels
Reports from Cape Cod to Vineyard Haven describe a historic gale that sank the Portland and wrecked numerous ships. Wreckage, lost lives, and frozen coastlines stretch across Massachusetts bays, with Cape Cod bars blamed for many disasters and dozens of vessels ashore or missing.
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Honoring Iglesias and State Reception Details
President MekKinles hosted a formal dinner at the Comte Tle mansion with Costa Rica's President Jesus in attendance. Notable guests included Vice President Igb elig, Mr flo bart, and other officials as the interior was richly decorated for the event.
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Boston War Investigation Hears Onboard Treatment Of Sick Passengers
Boston witnesses describe the City of Berlin voyage from Ponce Porto Rico where 12 sailors were kept at work while ill. Doctors testify hospitals in Porto Rico were admirable but convalescent food was scarce. Corporal Kennolds recounts wounds and delayed aid after EB Caney. Private Houston notes poor dressings and rationed canned food on Siboney and Olivette. Nurses and Miss Mills figure in disputes over care and water shortages aboard.
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Butler lauds orderly Spanish soldiers in Cuba talk
Major General M C Butler spoke with the president and reported the dispatch of about 20 000 Spanish troops back to Spain. He estimated 32 transports would remove 50 000 to 60 000 more, with uncertainty on remaining fighters and possible Cuban citizenship plans.
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Washington
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