Tariff Act rulings spark Internal Revenue savings estimate
Washington reports on July 26 1907 outlines Treasury departments view that the new tariff act became operative after midnight July 24 and would cut customs duties. Internal Revenue stamp sales for July indicate substantial savings to government, with projections around 185000 dollars, while customs duties may reach 100000 to 200000 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Treassury
Hewell
Allison
Treasury Department
New York
Internal Revenue Department
Customs ‘Branch
Internal Revenue
Forman
Rte
Dirchepanclas
Treasury
Dds
Congress
Throng at the White House as Liliuokalani Visits
Washington July 26 a large crowd gathered at the White House to bid farewell to the President before his departure for weeks. Prominent visitors included Speaker Reed and Judge Palmer as well as Liliuokalani who, after a private interview, arrived with her party and was driven to the White House. Memorials from law and justice officials were readied but not published, opposing any policy affecting the Queen's government.
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Washington
Iday
Reed
Judus Palmer
Illjoukalinta Suite
Wey
Joseph Trelelull
Alee Ealied
Trelenutt
Lawall
Lilioukslant
The Cannon Case Sees No New Developments
The Portsmouth Star reports no new developments in the Cannon conspiracy case. Mrs. Lydia Sain laments the alleged villainy and calls for harsher punishment, while Lillian Cannon appears at her home with a pallid, delicate look. Cannon and Smith remain at large, Wall moves through Ocean View, and upcoming Friday promises further felony proceedings.
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Portsmouth Star
Lydia Sfain
Lillian Cannon
Jis
Lillian
Lillian Cannan
Wall
Ocean View
Cannon
Smith
Oren View
Sailors in Chains After Wilmington Visit to Savannah
In Savannah on July 2h many crew members of the gunboat Wilmington spent hours in chains on board after being paid off. They visited nearby resorts, drank heavily, and were arrested by police in the early morning. The Wilmington then sailed for Morida waters in the afternoon.
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Savannah
Wilmington
Morida
Drowned Man Alexander Corprew Laid To Rest At West Point
The funeral for Alexander Corprew, armored driver, held at Bute Street Baptist church, 4 p m, was largely attended by deacons and members of the Odd Fellows and Seven Wise Men. The procession and burial followed, with Corprew noted as a deacon of the church.
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Alex. Corprew
Alexander Corprew
McMuillough
West Point Cemetery
Bute Street Baptist Church
Mute Street
Odd Fellows
Wise Men
Brit
Petty Thieving Stopped at Mrs Williams 11 Granby Street
Boarders at Mrs Williams residence reported minor losses over time. Suspect J H Daughtrey, a colored man, worked nearby. Detectives Tieppel and Arlington confronted him yesterday on the street and recovered a stole item from a Chinese laundry. He will be arraigned in the police court this morning.
Senator Young's Appointment Reported by Speaker
William A Young, a House member from this district, was appointed by Speaker Belt Instaturiaiy to the Committee on Taxation and the Committee on Expenditures of the Department of Justice.
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Wiliam A. Young
House of Representatives
Spenker Beld Instaturiaiy
Tebor
Department of Justice
Runaway Accident Injures City Merchant Near Home
Mr Leroy Savage of Savage, Son & Co, commission merchants in the city, was thrown from his wagon on a Sunday while returning from church near his father’s home in Mansenyond county and sustained painful injuries.
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Mansenyond County
Suruday
Leroy Savage
Commission House of Savage, Son & Co
Universal reception planned for new and retiring ministers
Washington dispatch states the State Department has been informed of a formal reception for Ministers Taylor and Woodford. A ceremony is planned in St. Sebastian with informal arrangements to suit Mr. Taylor, while officers at the Duke of Tetuan will oversee the event.
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Washington
Jay Si
Stuate
Taylor
Rito Minteier
Aid
Woodford
Sebastinn
Wsnal
Berm
Troops for Alaska Move to Establish Military Post
Washington in July 1897 signals the Secretary of War's consideration of a military post in Alaska named Port Alger to aid civil authorities and protect vested rights. A company of infantry and a gun brigade may travel by steamer via the Yukon, with debate over presidential vs congressional authority and early dispatch planned. Volunteers arise, with Captain Rottercrombie offering sixty men, and an army officer to command the unit from a western post. Arrival before navigation closes on the Yukon River is sought, destination near the Bel country and possibly Crib Creek.
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Washington, D. C
Uacen
Alagka
S Hory
Port Alger
Klondike
Yukon River
Elwil
Yukon
Cheneral
Alvaka
Alger
W. Rottercrombie
See and Infantry
Fort Harrison
Montana
Alaska
Alper
Bel Country
Woulton
Pacific Coast
Campy
Pest
Ctreb Cky
Eld
Petersburg Courts Hear Minor Cases In July Session
Petersburg Virginia July 26 Special report says the session of the Tustines Court adjourned to 10 o clock with a grand jury indicting Salmon Dykes Ediza Walker and Reuben McDonald. A jury failed to reach a verdict in the suit by W T Craw derovs against RS Chandler for 4000 in an assault case. The jury, six to six on whether Chandler abused police power to arrest Crowder, was dismissed after no verdict. Judge Tagrahama presiding. Judge In Bram to sit on Young case. Democrats of Wicrelk Chesterfield county held a convention and named William Crowder and Wl Anderson delegates to State convention, backed Tyler and Lassiter. Petersburg Criss planned encampment at Meow Wiew bowl. Motor drommedorp last night on Geeam View line from Norfolk to Owen View, off the track, passengers frightened. no injuries reported.
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Petersburg
Salmon Dykes
Ediza Walker
Reuben McDonald
Tar Feling
Mudgee
J. Mo Mullen
W. Tr. Crawderovs
Chandler
Crowder
Tagrahama
Marnchester
Bram
Wicrelk
Chesterawld
Anid
William Crowder
Wl Anderson
Tyley
Lassiter
Meow
Wernt
West Virginia coal strike turmoil shuts Wheeling talks
Reported Wheeling labor upheaval centered on Debs and Monongah area miners as injunctions curb pickets. Debs spoke amid scattered attendances while railroad shipments to Fairmont and Monongah resume with hundreds returning to work.
Miners in Titlsburg Promise Solidarity Amid Strike
Mark Hanna sympathizes as Dolan and Warner assure the sheriff that miners intend to march on York and Cleveland Gas Coal mines. Dolan says the sympathy display should be controlled and only speakers and De Armits men attend. He believes the plan will succeed and that De Armits' men still have the resolve to join the strike.
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Ile
Onan Reepeots
University
Tarvedebape
Souet
Tae Alyweeves
Vidiateah
Tittsburg
Dolan
Warner
W York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Publc
Piblic
de Armit
Lynchings Denounced and Market News Mixed in Briefs
Atlanta delegates denounce recent lynchings and plan resolutions during a ministerial gathering kept in rhythm with ongoing religious meetings. In New York, silver prices slid amid trading as market chatter noted volatility with small declines and a brief uptick before retreating.
Woman Sentenced for Rock Breaking in Danville Court
A Danville magistrate sentenced Maggie Sel to thirty days’ confinement for breaking rocks. The incident occurred in Police Court as the woman appeared nonchalant at the verdict. In other news, the Monogquin Worlen Mills company announced a wage increase, and Dr. Week advertises permanent eye examinations with BF. p. Gale at 310 Main Street.
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Timmons
Maggie Sel
Deanery
Dr. Week
BF. P
Gale
New No
Main Street
Political notes and local appointments in Virginia
Col James J. Darky returns from Washington and may propose a total charge of federal revenue. The elector Tyran handles the office transition to successor North ins. Colonel Tatoa considered candidacy for Lieutenant Governor with several statewide blocs showing interest. Discussions surface about nominees and committee listings for the convention and political maneuvering around delegate selections. A special council meeting Friday will address a franchise grant to American Long Distance Telephone Company. Senator Daniel slated to attend as leading counsel. Rev Horace Lacy may be called to grace street church duties.
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Hivhnvand
James J. Darky
Washington
Tyan
Mirigan
Tatoa
Vienelwaed Biehola
Breall
St. Chore
Toeker
Staunton
Hwoohi
von Vente
Hielimond
Messrs
Tyler Jayne Myson
Denmera
Ihae
Reinke Con- Vention
Repubienna
Bath
Netty
Nehor Heaving
Prt
ACCU
Ehaie
Newport See
Wolduil-tinady
Addison Maupin
Hienrleo
Mittin
Cothey
Walton
Ben Johnston
Miles Tarnum
Iong Purstance Telephone Company
Daniel
Horace Lacy
Piovence
Ala
Grace Bireet
Hopes of Western Roads Aims at Record Grain Shipments
Officials of the Atchison road anticipate the grain harvest in the West will yield its largest earnings, with 10,000,000 bushels expected to move from Kansas and Texas before the season ends. Rail lines project far greater business than previously, citing strong demand and extensive movements to Gulf ports, despite potential bottlenecks.
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Atchison Road
Galveston
Kansas
Texas
Pbly
Tne
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