Senate Debates Tariff Repeal and Hawaiian Resolution
The session discusses the Wilson tariff bill and the repeal of the federal elections law. The senate weighs a Hawaiian provisional government recognition and a broad range of scattered items including international incidents and public notices.
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Teller
Anseration
Cesstom
Sealy
WiEhed Setlon
Duminess
Senate
Askimg
Dar
House
Stewarts
Federsll
Waate
Vilas Eert
Telegraphic Nuggets Highlight Fire Destructions and Weather Records
January tax paper currency outstanding 1 167 004 291 with an estimated 1 000 000 destroyed by fire. Plattsburg New York recorded five degrees below zero, Saranac Lake minus 41 the coldest in the region. A depot robbery occurred at Getarie Oklahoma Territory with a cashier and passengers forced to empty the money drawer. The Lite Zeck surveyors in Hot Springs Texas rail project faced delays. President grants pardon to Jebe Garland for horse stealing in Indian Territory. A drowning near Scottville Kentucky following a ball. Gate City Alabama Congregational Church destroyed by a blast burying worshippers. Basar Hunz Atlanta convicted of forgery. Wilson tariff bill with home tax attached passes House. January public debt up by 31 014 000 cash in treasury. Tur subscriptions to new penny stock low. Governor asked for aid to quell desperadoes in St Francis County Arkansas.
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Wilhelm
Swansea
Cornwall
Turner
Baral Committee
Martin Louise
Ferdinand
Prince of
Bulgaria
Prince Tod
New York
Lemuel E Quigg
Isador Strauss
Dem
Harrison
Chicago
Jmrge Brentano
Archues Floss
Treasury
Thomas I. Ferguson
Maryland
United States
Sweden
Norway
Lewisburg
W.va
St. Rosz Catholic
Cincinnnati
Moorhead
Sharpsburz
Bank of Exglams
St Petersburg
Farre
Lyons
France
Millet
Paris
Versailles
Leg Sixe
Sem Quentin
Cal
Ougtrymas
Vancouver
Brookin
Plattsberr
N. Y
Saramac Lake
Getarie
O. T
Jebe J. Garland
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Coma
Scottville
Green River
Congregational
Gate City
Ala
Christian Endeavor Society
Basar Hunz
Atlanta
Congress
St. Francis County
Ark
George W. Childs Dies Prominent Philadelphia Publisher
George W. Childs, owner of the Public Ledger and noted Philadelphia philanthropist, died at his residence after a paralytic stroke suffered on January 7. He built the Ledger into a leading daily, guided benevolent efforts from Colorado Springs to Stratford on Avon, and supported printers and women with lasting gifts and memorials.
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Panphrma
George W. Chilis
the Public Ledger
Twenty-second
Walnut Streets
Kikis
Drexel Institute
A. J. Drexel
Childs
Tte
Pew
Methikis
Anthony J. Dresel
Colorado Springs
Cal
Bilds
Westminster Abbey
Willam Cowper
George Herbert
Leigh Heat
Kensal Green
Philadelphia
Stratford On Avon
Prominent Kalamazoo Citizen Found Dead in Office
February 2 to March 21 report states Louis Schilling, a well known Kalamazoo resident, was killed in his Portage Street office. His skull was crushed and his throat cut. Robbery is suspected as the motive. Suspects include Wm Alguire Horace Massie ll and Mrs Anne Alguire. Mansfield denies involvement.
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Kratawszon
Mick
Welock
Louis Schilling
Kalamaze
Portage Street
Vaberg
Wm Alguire
Horace Massiell
Anne Alguire
Anna Wood
Mansfeld
Mra Wood
bin Ewat
Alguire
Mansfield
Important arrest of alleged diamond thief in Hot Springs
A special dispatch reports Diehan, suspected diamond thief linked to a Dayton heist eighteen months past, was held for Dayton by Hot Springs officers. He escaped bonds earlier and was captured while en route to Mobile with his wife, stopping at 316 Market Street.
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Fritey Diebas
Mexpuis
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Diehan
Dayton
Mobile
Ala
Market Street
Weekly Trade Review reports renewed business strength and market shifts
R G Den & Co. reports a fresh spark to trade driven by Treasury reserve strength and improving money markets. Expectation of better investment and general recovery continues, with stronger rail and steel demand, higher Western and Atlantic activity, and mixed commodity movements including cotton and corn.
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G . den
R. G. den & Co
Treasury
Union Pacific
Jane Souk
Thomas
Cleveland
American Tube Works
Canute
General Reduction Planned to Avert City Bankruptcy
The Evening Post reports city salaries will be cut to the bone with police and fire departments reduced. Any worker earning up to 100 per year must contribute to the general fund. Officials estimate a 5 million shortfall. a drastic reduction is underway to avoid financial ruin. A Chinese highbinder, Lee Sang, was hanged at San Quentin for murder.
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Chiesge
Cmcace
the Evening Post
Chicago
Sax Faascisco
Lee Sang
San Quentin
Disaster in Prussian Silesia Burns 52 Farms
A disastrous fire near Neisse in Silesia destroyed over fifty two farms, burning woodlands and all dwellings. Residents fled for their lives as flames spread rapidly. Estimated damage reaches about 1,000,000 mares.
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Besurey
Feh
Neisse
Prussians Silesia
Letter from Minister Willis to Congress on Dole reply
The president sent to Congress a letter from Minister Willis concerning President Dole’s reply to Willis’s request for specific answers. The correspondence covers routine legation matters and ministerial accounts. The letter notes an extract about excessive government expense and the president transmitted it to Congress without comment.
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Willis
Congress
Doles Remy
Waswixeton
Dole
We. Cleveland
Gresham
Willis To Mr. Jesham
Stony
Sin
Neal W. Doles
Jane Sry
Gtrw
Fern
Toby
Tote
Dekeeter
Peepee
Negotiations for Arbitration Continue Amid Naval Tensions
The weeklong discussions between the government and insurgents proceed with Admiral da Gama’s written proposition and the government’s reply delivered to Rear Admiral Benham. Reports from Santos and Rio de Janeiro note explosive regional stakes and new yellow fever cases while the U S fleet stands ready.
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Voung
Lod
de Game
Kuppet Jaxeiro
Moxtrvinge
Admirel da Gama
Fenham
United States
Fee
Armacao
Benham
Yestemlar
Republica
Santos
Admiral da Gama
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Habor
America
Brazilians Grateful For Admiral Beckham's Attitude Toward Rebels
An unofficial Brazilian communication to the New York Herald states Admiral Beckham's firm stance toward the revolters reassures the established government and signals sympathy from the United States President toward Rio de Janeiro affairs. The note hopes the recall ends by month’s end.
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Beechem
New Yoas
Herald
Ero Jasmrmo
Eptros
Admiral Beckham
Sila
United States
Petrote
Mege Im Rio
Assistas Eltom
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Big Janeiro
Admiral Benham
Tur Society For the Prevention
New York City
Mississippi Delta
Kanses City
Smith
Freep J. Sartre
Department of Mines and Mining
Columbian Museum
Cr. E Beet
Grass Valley
Tempe
Ariz
Tifin
Sharp
Kittie Kleos
Miss
Twewss I
Bolivia
Jenene Beriex
Gircuit Court
George W. Childs
No Mora
Mim
George W .Chilian
LF. Shepard
Chilis
Shepac
Steele
Chikds
Hits
Dacesta
Chikés
Coentry
United State
George
James W. Paul
Drexel & Co
Peterson
Miss Stanley
Joba
Heuwel
A. J
Philadelpia
Eahee
Pabile Ledger
Hilt
Mr. Childs
The
Public Ledger
Ita
Michigan
Ther
Weekly Trade Review
Gilesig
Hawaiian Affairs
Mississippi
Mies
Howe
Board of Control
Kim
Contrel
Conriets
Walthall
Jackson
Wederworl
Street
MeLaurin
Taylor
Campbell
Lowry
McLaurin
Lowry St
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WeLagrin
Allen
Joho M Allen
G. D. Shanils
Fitty-eicth Rabee—McLawrie
Comptes
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Tarher
Geo. Buffington
Shubata
Buffington
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