Tax law impact cited for Astor family income
The report states that if the income tax is enacted William Walders Astor will owe Uncle Sam about 174000 dollars annually.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1894
Page
1
California Midwinter fair exhibits curiosities and labor notes
The fair features a surprising sight with a building labeled as Chinese building and a discussion in Houston council proposes issuing 106000 in bonds for thirty years at 6 3 percent interest with semiannual payments to fund a high school building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Houston
Bulding
French Astronomics Society Honors Varnum With Araga Medal
The Tim French Astronomics Society awarded Prof. Varnum of the University of Cileago the Araga gold medal in recognition of his discovery of Jupiter's fifth satellite announced last year. Previously the medal had been conferred only once, to the French astronomer Leverrier for his work on planetary discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim French Astronomics Society
Varnum
University of Cileago
Araga
Leverrier
Fragmented OCR note on shipwrecks near the English coast
A garbled OCR fragment describes vessels wrecked along the English coast with references to a schooner and freight, showing unclear names and phrases. The text lacks coherent details but hints at maritime damage and a vessel named Braver and others among maritime wrecks.
Fragmentary OCR OCR Text Lost in Transit
The readable portion hints at a garbled report with scattered phrases about wages, New Yorker mentions, a department, and pranks. No clear event, person, organization, date, or outcome is discernible.
Anannar LDrersvir Sees Maritime Policy Shift
A coastal official estimates changes in ship routes and port duties. He notes fleet adjustments and potential new bunkering points affecting trade flows and harbor facilities. Unclear details accompany the fragmented report of marine ministry plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ister
Marine
Unclear fragmentary text prompts medical debate
Fragmentary OCR text references death cases and medical remedies with disrupted names and locations, unclear details about treatment attempts and outcomes. The garbled lines hinder clear identification of people, organizations, or events.
Remarkable Voice Power Warns Offenders Around Adisomlack Lakes
The Adisomlack region notes the striking power of the human voice in calm weather. Shorelines hear ordinary conversations clearly from across the lake, deterring game wardens and visitors from whispering. Mowers and deer slaughterers face strict penalties for whispering or revealing their presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adisomlack
Adirondack
Tea Prices and Market Variations Reported
A Philadelphia leader notes that Oolong tea costs sixty to seventy cents a pound with capacity for higher prices in tight markets. Imported teas rarely exceed the common brands in value, but cornered markets have driven London prices up to 173 per pound.
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Philadelphia
London
Deteriorating Declaration of Independence Moves to Archives
The original copy once shown in the State Department Library has faded from light exposure and parchment decay, prompting withdrawal from public view. It has been rolled, placed in a tin box, and stored with government archives for preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
Notable Leavenworth Couple Seize City Police Roles
In Leavenworth Kansas Mrs George Blackman becomes secretary of the board of public commissioners and effectively controls the police force. Her husband, once a penitentiary guard, now serves as sergeant of police by a commission signed by his wife. The former officer was discharged for lacking a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
George Blackman
Leavenworth Board of Public Commissioners
Ara
Census Report on Isbor Department Wage Earners
A government grort lists 7 427 wage earning girls across 345 industries, with twenty two identities. The typical starting age is about fifteen, though many begin under nine and most work long hours in factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Isbor
Washington
Sean
St A
Hawaii Annexation Debate and Stevens Censure Report
A detailed review of the Hawaiian crisis and the Stevens censure, outlining U S sovereignty over Hawaii, debates on annexation, and the political tensions in the provisional government era. The report discusses executive actions, constitutional concerns, and differing Senate positions on foreign relations and protectorate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hawaii
Stevens
Bos
Republicern Vet A
Ambush on West African coast sparks naval clash
Dispatches report a surprise attack on slave traders off the west coast of Africa. British forces led by Capt Edward Gamble and the cruiser Raleifen engaged the raiders, inflicting casualties and pursuing a retreat through coastal bush. Several officers were wounded while recovering the arms and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lempex
Africa
Adiral Medford
Edward TL Gamble
Curriers
Adam Bedford
Pants
Arnold
Navy
Francis Whervey
Francis W. Meister
Tom Hott
Boyle
Herbert Seville
Capt
Gamble
W. ER. White
Arthur Chambers
Esets
Republicans Plan Aggressive Campaign on Tariff Issue
A Republican campaign committee leader from Ohio states the party will wage an aggressive effort in the coming year focusing on tariffs. He says the tide favors Republicans and cites compiling speeches by party leaders to broadcast tarifi education across districts targeting the Senate and House.
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Waasamarox
Peb
Cabinell
Ohio
Republican Congressional
Cardswell
Wilsan
Xispri Ie Ieans
Senate
Bail Granted After Custody Release In City Office Scene
New York on February 24 Erastus WH spa released from custody at noon Saturday. Bail bond signed by Recorder Moivth in the city chamberlain’s office. Mr Dogre is father in law of Mr Wi trans son William, in precarious condition at home on Staten Island.
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New York
Erastus
Boy Cleared in Self Defense From Fatal Workplace Incident
Frank Geiser, a seven year old boy at a carriage factory in Sanger and Sea, killed a bullying workman with a pair of shears. He was arraigned in police court Saturday, but Judge Gregg ruled self defense and fright, and discharged the case.
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Cinstnsnatic
Bebo We
Frank Geiser
Sanger & Sea “3 Carriage
Jacob Kuarer
Gregg
Wieser
Publisher Norman Munro Nearing Death After Surgery
Grave apprehensions are entertained that Norman I. Munro publisher and yachtsman who Friday underwent an operation to remove his vermiform appendix by Dr Abbe will not recover All those in and around his apartments in the Nottman house where the patient lies were very much cast down Saturday
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New York
Norman I. Munro
Abbe
Nottman House
French Senators Elected in Vosges and Aude
Paris reports two republican deputies elected to the senate. DePengle voy won the Vosges seat created by Albert Ferry's death. Eugene Mir secured the Aude seat for the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
DePenglevoy
Department
Vosges
France
Albert Ferry
Eugene Mir
Department of the Aude
Peach Buds Injured Across Peach Belt Orchards
Weather reports from Michigan in February indicate that warm spells have damaged peach buds significantly in many areas. Shelby county officials say Oceania county orchards have not suffered serious damage yet and remain hopeful for a better turn in the season.
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Ifrasp
Ragros
Mich
Peach Belt
Shelby
Oceania County
Waseca Citizen Arrested on Hartford Insurance Embezzlement
Waseca Minnesota February 246 Josiah S Craighorn a leading local figure is 215000 short in his accounts and under arrest on an embezzlement warrant sworn by Hartford Fire Insurance Co he served as agent for the firm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseca, Minn
Josiah S Craighorn
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Reed Guilty of Manslaughter Sentenced to Ten Years
Grensheip Indiana February 2 Reed found guilty of manslaughter and given ten years in the penitentiary for the killing of Policeman Bernnard in Indianapolis last October with a single additional weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grensheip
Ind
Reed
Barnerd
Indianapolis
Siane
Dem caucus turmoil over tariff bill shocks West at misgivings
In Wasuvictos on February 27 a Democratic caucus clash over the tariff bill drew sharp exchanges. Senator West of Missouri condemned the finance committee’s loss of control and urged constituents to appeal to Democratic senators. Jealousies over the bill’s direction and Brice’s remarks inflamed the debate as Ohio industries faced tax burdens.
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West
Misouri
Wasuvictos
Finance Committee
Senate
Missouri
House
Fiiance
Voorhees
Messrs. Jones
Quixansas
West and
Mills
Vest
Ohio
Brice
Jones and Mills
Confederate Congress
Price
Wilson
North
Cnate
Mary Lease Reveals Early Mason Secrets Claim
Mrs Mary Lease of Kansas, famed for suffrage work, recounted a childhood glimpse of a Masonic initiation in Lockport New York. She described watching the three degrees through a sliding wicket and said possession of lodge secrets equates to being a Mason.
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Crtano
Mary Lease
Kansas
City
New York
Lockport
N.Y
Reoom
Savonea
Michigan Officials Accused of Excessive Board Charges
Lansing reports show state board of auditors findings on long standing wholesale charges for board meals, hotel bills, and rail fares. Ex secretary of state Harry Conant served 1853 to 1857 and halted the practice, which resumed after his term and worsened under later administrations. Governor Hich denies Hambitzer claim about board being right on railroad and hotel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
State Board of Auditors
Harry Conant
Hich
Hambitzer
Whisky tax to match Woodson bill at one dollar per gallon
Secretary Carlisle states the whisky tax will be set to the one dollar per gallon rate as in the Woodson bill passed by the House. No extension of the whiskey ban is planned.
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Carlisle
Witson
Calvin Armstrong Caught After Escape in Indiana
Calvin Armstrong who escaped from an inn in Kokomo Indiana seven days ago was arrested at the Palmer house in this city by Sheriff Simons of Howard county Indiana. He began serving a three year sentence in the Indiana state prison at Michigan City Monday night.
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Calvin Armstrong
Cincaco
Kokomo
Ind
Noo
Palmer House
Simons
Howard County
Indiana
Michigan City
Harrison and party depart for Pacific coast from Wasnivetox
Ex President Harrison and his party left the city at 10 50 a m Monday for the Pacific coast aboard a special combination sleeping car, described as exquisitely decorated. Mondus in the house saw a resolution urging recall of Mr Willis from Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnivetox
Mondus
Ixplanaronis
Harrison
Pacific Coast
Trey
Smallpox Cases Reported at Pittsburgh Hospital
Purrescres Pa Feb 21 no new smallpox cases at West Penn hospital. Mrs Richard son the victim suffered a malignant attack. Two additional smallpox cases were reported Monday morning from the east end.
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Pittsburgh
Purrescres
West Penn Hospital
Richardson
East End
Sovereign Denounces Judge Jenkins in Railroad Case
General Master Workman Sovereign of the Knights of Labor denounces Judge Jenkins and threatens to violate the Northern Pacific injunction. He accuses patronage of placing an unfit judge and calls for agitation on deporting Negroes to Africa as a solution to the race problem. He plans speeches to Northern Pacific employees in Winona Minneapolis and St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jenkins
Milwaukee
Winona
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Jeakins
Master Workman Sovereign
Africa
Fire destroys dome at World’s Fair agricultural building
Cucaco Feb 6 Fire was discovered in the dome of the World’s Fair agricultural building. Firemen from Hyde Park and Woodlawn fought the blaze as flames spread to the roof and the center dome. The fire was largely checked after about an hour. Officials suspect an incendiary caused the destruction.
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Cucaco
Hyde Park
Woodlawn
Diana
Court of Honor
The Human Face as a Moral Measure in Faith
Rev. Dr. Talmage argues from Ecclesiastes that facial expression reveals the soul and that God can reshape a hardened face through kindness and faith. He cites cynicism, revenge, and mercy as chisels shaping countenance, praising benevolence as the truest sculptor of character.
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Brooklyn
Ignoria
Avenmir
God
Jesus
Esau
Israel
Job
Moses
Pharoah
George II
Joshua
Trand Pach
Hippocrites
Galen
Aristotle
Socrates
Pilate
Alcitades
Prendergast to Be Hanged March 25 in Suspense
Feb 26 report states Judge Brentano overruled a new trial motion and sentenced Prendergast to death by hanging on March 25. Higgins faces execution the same day for murder, with both condemned to die together if the supreme court does not intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Brentano
Prendergast
Thomas
Givis “Ull” Higgins
Supreme Court
Tragic Burn Fatality At 412 West Fourth Street
Margaret Joy, 29, of 412 West Fourth Street, was fatally burned Saturday morning while baking. Her apron brushed the stove grate and ignited, rapidly spreading through her clothing and causing severe injuries as she attempted to escape. She left behind a husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Joy
West Fourth Street
Earthquake Felt Here and Odd Northern Lights Reported
A Sunday morning quake lasted over a minute with windows rattling and plaster cracking. Saturday night a bright aurora display lit the northern heavens with deep purple fire noted. Also noted is Neal Dow’s ninetieth birthday observance planning and related temperance union correspondence from England urging nationwide events.
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Akcapta
Marth
Neal Dow
Mracaaga
Frances Willard
Henry Somerset
Neigate
England
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Great Hettain
Ireland
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