Payne bill tariff finally reported to Congress
The Payne bill's final conference report restructures rates on hides leather lumber paper and many staples. President Taft champions free hides and lowered duties with a new corporation tax and a federal customs court while reshaping wool cotton and metal schedules amid Republican pressure and House opposition.
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House
Senate
Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Sereno’ E. Payne
the. Ways. and Means Committee
Kew England
Ncecal
Congress
Errather
Taft
Gressigiz
Bin
Ronseveit
Taysea
Varios
House Committee of Ways and Means
Serend E. Payne
New York
Dingley
Payne- Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Payne
White House
Dingler
Wiliam McKinley
Ohio
William Howard. Taft
Republican Party
Finw
Boss Pill
Himsel
Cleveland
Winson
William McKinley
Nélson Dingley, Jr
Maine
Court of Customs
Customs Court of Appeals
Washington
New York Game Laws For Current Year Adapted To Adirondacks
Albany notes publish season dates for fish and game across the state. Trout seasons run until Aug 31 in Adirondacks and close in Cortlandt and Livingston counties. Chenango ends on Aug 31. Daily bag limits and methods are specified, with black bass and Oswego bass seasons to Dec 31 and various county amendments. Deer seasons run Sept 16 to Oct 31 with bucks until Nov 17 in many counties, and specific open periods vary by county. some regions have no open season. Squirrel, hare, rabbit, and furbearer rules follow, with regional exceptions and mileage of limits.
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Albany
New York, State Forest,Fish and Game ‘Commission
Adirondacks
Cortlang
Livingston
Chenango
Glen Lake
Lake George
Schroon Lake
Horricon
Trout Lake
Warren County
Chautauqua
Cataragus
Bear, Lake
St Lawrence
Cattaraugus
Bear Lake
Bucks
Clinton
Dutchess
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Hamilton
Herkther
Jefferson
Lewis, Oosida
Saratoga
Warren
Washington
Oneida
Lewis and Jefferson
Utica &Black River
Utica
Ogdensburg
Cochecton
Tuston
Highland
Lumberland
Forestbuts
Berbel
Putnam
Rockland
Westchester
Suffolk
Fulton County
Livington
Monroe
Orleans
Warne
Inquest Opened Into Death of Mrs. W. T. Chase
Coroner H. T. Crist opened the inquest Saturday into the death of Mrs. William T. Chase who was struck and killed by a train at James Street crossing Wednesday. Witnesses included Isabella MacGibbon, Charles Pardy, Fred Vogel, and Millie Chase, with others to testify later. The coroner expects a report in about two weeks after all testimony is heard.
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H. T. Crist
William T. Chase
Erle
James Siett Crossing
Isabella MacGibbon
Charles Pardy
Erle Station
Fred Vogel
Wallkill
Millie Chase
Siap
Vore
Wallkill House
Crist Wil
Charles Shaw
Local Notes From Scotchtown Area Headlines
Miss Mildred Santer spends week in Circlerite while Miss Emma Goldsmith tours Boston area and visits aunt. Herbert Harlow begins annual threshing tour with new traction engine described as a great improvement over horses. A fire damages a dam and ice house on Dwight J Beitr property in Circleville, likely incendiary. Rev George Allen expected to preach next Sunday.
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Mildred Santer
Circlerite
Emma Goldsmith
Boston
Jesse Bell
Herbert Harlow
Crystal Bay
Dwight J. Beitr
Circleville
George Allen
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South Carolina
Preskles Jackenn
South Carizalan
Tolk
Robert J. Walker
Secretary of the Treasury
Toll
Citi Saz
Morrill
James G. Blaine
William St- Morrison
Dilnois
Ways and Means
Benjamin Harrison
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Svenaserett
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Val Betwesa
Tam
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KM Ree
Fame
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United States
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Eral
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Ceree Sereisser
Mpc
Teceea Rene
Hildress
India
Ted
Wicked
Dei Steel
Ape Rubber
Wits and Nutt
Paris
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Shell
Heand
Dingley Payne
Pete Terentepe
Inear
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Almonis
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Saeed Hon
Muszie Shotruna
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Setee Peeceesea
Bean
Spey
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Picanda Raze
Lwaseie
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Argos
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Panesee
Rani
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Romhé Ueber
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Ana
Fred Wal
Bobs
W. T. Chase
Crist
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