Senate Defeats Finance Committee On Tariff Hemp Schedule
In Washington on June 19 the Senate defeated four key paragraphs in the flax hemp and jute tariff schedule. Democrats won against floor matting plain jute fabrics burlaps and cotton bagging with support from silver Republicans and Populists and from Carter and Hansbrough on drafting. The session adjourned at 4 pm after finishing the hemp schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Messrs. Carter and
Hansbrough
Senate Tariff Debate on Flax and Linen Materials
In Senate, votes upheld Allison amendments on flax paragraphs 327 and 328 raising rates to 14 cents per pound and 7 cents for certain yarns, with higher ad valorem. West and Pettigrew led opposition over floor mattings and oilcloth, while farmers warned about costs from jute bags and guano imports amid tense cross party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allison
West
Missouri
Jones
Arkansas
McEnery
Finance Committee
White
Pacific Coast
Butler
North Carolina
Perkins
California
Senate finishes hemp schedule then adjourns for wool vote
The Senate completed the hemp schedule, rejecting changes on burlap and cotton bagging, and maintaining free-list status. Moved reductions on woven fabrics failed, while handkerchief duties stayed at 55 percent. After passing a Butte public building bill, the body adjourned at 4 10 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Arkansas
Finance Committee
Allison
West
Senate
Mantle
Butte
Mont
Boggs Reported Captured by Surety Sleuths in South America
A rumor spread that William N. Boggs, the First National Bank teller who stole 107000, was captured in South America by American Surety Company detectives. US Marshal Lannan denied any knowledge of his arrest, while the firm continues efforts to locate the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Dover
Del
William N. Boggs
First National Bank
South America
American Surety Company
Boggs
United States
Lannan
Murder on Tug Street Leaves Norfolk in Shock
In Portsmouth at 10 45 tonight James McAlpin a well connected young man was shot to death by William Boone a prominent citizen. Three shots were fired with the fatal one entering the brain. Boone is in custody and cites McAlpin allegedly attacking him with a blackjack. McAlpin was the son of Dr Charles McAlpin from a long established state family. His brothers Kenneth and Newton hold positions in Brooklyn Navy Yard and Richmond respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Tugh Street
Portsmouth
James McAlpin
William Boone
Boone
McAlpin
Charles McAlpin
Kenneth
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Newton
Auditor’s
Richmond
Librarians from Pittsburg and Allegheny to Attend ALA Conference
Librarians H. Anderson of Pittsburg and William Stevenson of Allegheny Carnegie libraries will travel to Philadelphia for the nineteenth annual American Library Association conference starting Monday. Stevenson calls the meeting the most important in the association’s history and notes Pennsylvania lacks general library law, hindering prosperity. Special legislation to secure Carnegie gifts and private donations will be urged at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. Anderson
William Stevenson
Allegheny Carnegie Libraries
Philadelphia
American Library Association
Stevenson
Association
Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Saloon Fatal Shooting in Pittston Ends in Jail
In Pittston a fatal saloon affray left Patrick Mullen dead after Thomas Donahue aged 24 pulled a revolver and shot him twice in the abdomen. Donahue, 24, was arrested and jailed in Wilkes Barre County Jail. Mullen was married. Donahue is single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Thomas Donahue
Patrick Mullen
Donahue
Mullen
Man kills wife with strychnine eggnog then commits suicide
Davenport Iowa June 19 John Guggelheimer murdered his wife by mixing strychnine with eggnog and giving her the drink. He then killed himself in the same way. Neighbors found both bodies in a kitchen. Guggelheimer, a farmer seven miles from Davenport, had been insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
John Guggelheimer
Guggelheimer
Plan to adjourn haunts Pennsylvania legislature amid fiscal stress
Deputy Attorney General John P. Elkin says the Original Direct Inheritance Tax Act is constitutional and that the Senate small revenue measures will help tide over the deficit. He notes about 4 million dollars in the Treasury exist but the school appropriation of 5.5 million dollars remains unpaid, risking bankruptcy without timely warrants. Leaders seek time extensions and new revenue ideas including brewery and distillery taxation to raise funds, while governors and auditors flag a multi‑million dollar deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Elkin
Supreme Court
Senate
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Elkin
Young and Smith
Tioga
Hastings
House
Elections Committee
Philadelphia
Governor signs bill on prison labor limits and machine use
Harrissura Pa June 19 Governor Hastings has signed a bill restricting inmate employment in penal institutions for certain goods and banning machinery in making items also produced elsewhere in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Harrissura
Clark the New England Champion
Ellery H. Clark of the Boston Athletic Association and Harvard University won the New England all round championship at Irvington Oval for the second time. He shattered the previous percentage record by hundreds of points in the ten event competition where a possible 10 000 points could be scored Clark reached about 6 3054 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ellery H. Clark
Holiday House Opened for Weary Mothers and Children
The Holiday House at Holy Trinity parish near Sellersville opened for the season with Rev. Dr. McVickar leading the ceremony. The charity home houses about sixty guests per two weeks, then rotates to serve over three hundred by season end, aided by benefactor Dr. Chamberlain and a large committee of Philadelphia clergy and parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenlersville
Holy Trinity Parish
Philadel
Willam N. McVickar
Holy Trinity
Philadelphia
Sellersville
Chamberlain
S. M. Locke
Haneves
Walter A. Matos
Philadelphia Divinity School
Fresh Air Committee
Mary Blakiston
H. L Lee
McVickar
F. F. Caldwell
P. H. Ashbridge
Elizabeth Morris
M. R. Hastings
Spruance
W. W.frazier
Larchmont Spring Regatta features close Emerald Colonia duel
At Larchmont on June 19 the regatta saw a tight thirty mile race where the schooner Emerald edged Colonia by ten seconds. Sloops dominated, with Queen Mab beating Wasp despite a six minute handicap. numerous class results followed across M K and S divisions.
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Emerald
Colonia
New York
Larchmont Yacht Club
Queen Mab
Wasp
Lewis Lyce Ay
Uvira
Vaquero I
Kenen
Shark
Asthore
Volsung
Dorothy
Ondawa
Edwina
Qui Vive
Minnetonka
The Gilmoress Put in Jail for Fraud Scheme
In obedience to Judge Butler’s order, W H Gilmore alias T D Gilbert Mrs Elizabeth Gilmore alias Mrs T D Hackett and Mrs William H Gilmore were jailed after arriving from Philadelphia. Indictment charges they devised a post office fraud scheme by false health and financial representations. They will be transported to Erie for trial.
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Butler
United States
Philadelphia
W. H. Gilmore
T. D. Gilbert
Elizabeth Gilmore
T. D. Hackett
William H. Gilmore
Abram B. Myers
Erie
Shipping News Moves at Philadelphia and New York Ports
Movements of sea going craft at principal American and foreign ports include schedules of vessels to arrive and depart from Philadelphia and New York. Delays are reported at the foremast and bays with weather and scheduling impacts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Hiver
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Arrivals and Tides Noted
The Port of Philadelphia records a sun rise schedule and high and low tides for Monday June. Arrivals list includes steamers Prudentia Parker Penarth Chattahoochee Lewis Boston Vesper Watson York and others with merchandise in transit and associated firms such as Will iam P Clyde & Co F W Taylor Pettit & Co and Stetson Winsmore. Names Henry Groves Grace Fowler Grace Smith and several others appear alongside cargos from Baltimore New York Charleston and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudentia
British
Parker, Penarth
Ballast
Peter Wright, & Sons
Chattahoochee
Lewis
Boston
Strong
Anthony Groves, Jr
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Richard Willing
Fowler
Vesper
Watson
New York
William P. Clyde & Co
Lancaster
F W. Taylor
Os Seema Winsmore
Conwell
Ackscaviee Intaber
Stetson & Winsmore
Annie Co. Grace
Smith
Charleston
Hate Rock
Pettit & Co
George E Prescot Vie
Vinal Haven
Stone, Kissing & Haldt
Garland
Coleman
Carteret
N. J., Phosphate, J. L. Nicholson (Is At Wilmington, del.), Electra Bailey
Thurston, Bangor, Laths
Eissing & Haldt
Notable Names Span Steamship and Shipping Firms Listed
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous ship lines and individuals tied to steamers, ships, and brokerage firms in New York Boston Providence and Baltimore. Readable names include William P. Clyde & Co Henrys ships Hugo Mo a Dutch Schenk and related brokers F B Groves Stetson & Winsmore and J L Nicholson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathay
British
McKenzie
Louisberg
C. B
O. G. Hempstead & Son
Duarial
Scott
Hull
Gust
Heye
Stuiheim
Hill
New York
Wisenberg & Co
Nickerson
Boston
George C. Eekhardt
Saxon
Sherran
Providence
George C. Eckhardt
Chattahoochee
Lewis
Savannah
Strong
Wingab
Simmons
Richmond
William P. Clyde & Co
Townsend
Defiance
Shropshire
Washington
Anthony Groves
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Richard Willing
Fowler
Hugo Mo
Schenk
Theo. Rynger_& Co
James GB. Jordan
Kemple
W. F. Hagar & Co
Chauncey
E. Bark
Stetson & Winsmore
Charles 8. Davis
Soove
Brunswick
Stetson & Span
Cliffford
Harding
May & Co
Belle Halladay
Fisher
Wickford
Nicholson
Willie H. Higgins
Freeman
Scene
J. L
James W. Fitch
Kelly
J. L. Nicholson
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Listed for Philadelphia
Shipping notices show multiple ocean steamers due to arrive in Philadelphia by June 20 and July 5 including Corean, Glasgow, Siberian, Pennland, Indiana, and Switzerland. Departures from Philadelphia planned for June 16 to Antwerp and Liverpool with vessels Corean, Glasgow, Indiana, and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennland
Liverpool
Glasgow
Illinois
Antwerp
Indiana
Corean
Eeseeseess
Breakwater Update From Delaware Bay and River Listings
June 19 notices show arrivals and movements including schooner Oliver James and steamer Romedale. Vessels passing, awaiting orders, and towage actions involve Brit ish and American ships with ports in Philadelphia Boston and Norfolk. Marcus Hook reports Rhyn land and Vedra in service while others head to New York or Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver James
Prudentia
Penarth
Philadelphia
Standish
Annapolis
Romedale
Norfolk
Hattie A. Howes
Boston
Samuel W. Tilton
Carbonero
Britannia
Baltimore
Maurice
Marcus Hook
Rhynland
Belsian
Vedra
Reverend Amos Herr Dead National Mennonite Leader in Lancaster County
Rev Amos Herr died at his Strasburg township home after fifty years as a minister in the Mennonite Church He was 82 and descended from Hans Herr He served at New Providence Willow Street Strasburg and Lancaster and officiated many weddings and funerals, amassing a substantial fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Amos Herr
Strasburg Township
Hans Herr
New Providence
Willow Street
Strasburg
Mission Riots Beset Kleng Si Provinces
Anti foreign riots erupt in Kleng Si province as the English mission at Wuchen is destroyed and refugees reach Kin Kian. Catholic mission spared by troops intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Kleng Si
Wuchen
Kin-Kiang
Shipping movements and arrivals from Philadelphia area to Europe and New England
A list of vessels including steamers and schooners sailing from Philadelphia or nearby ports to destinations such as Sables d'Olonne Dieppe Boston Newburyport Providence Rockland and Vineyard Haven. Entries note departures from Las Palmas Bangor Hyannis New London and degrees of arrival or sailing dates around the 14th to 18th inst with one British steamer Raisley bound for Tralee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxby
Philadelphia
Las Palmes
Alice Et Isabelle
Sables d'Olonne
Ville de
Hyannis
Gertrude Abbott
Newburyport
Mount Hope
New Bedford
Emelie BE. Birdsall
Allyn's Point
New London
Grace Seymour
New Haven
Eleazer W. Clark
Portland
P. T. Barnum
Providence
Mollie Rhodes
Rockland
Jeremiah Smith
Saco
Rebecca M. Smith
Vineyard Ha Haven
Philadelphie
McGregor
Vineyard Haven
Closing of Foreign Mails at Philadelphia
Closing times listed for overseas mail from Philadelphia on Monday June 21. Central America excluding Costa Rica and South Pacific ports depart at 3 A. M. via Advance. 2 P. M. for Porto Rico via Straits of Dover. 5.10 P. M. for Jamaica from Boston. 6 P. M. for Belize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala from New Orleans.
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Philadelphia
Central America
Costa Rica
South Pacific
Colon
Guatemala
Porto Rico
Straits of Dover
Jamaica
Boston
Belize
Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Port of New York Arrivals List June 19
Steamers Umbria from Liverpool Schiehallian Barbados Fontabelle Demerara Buffalo Hull Thomas Meville Palermo Tampico Girgenti arrived at New York on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Umbria
Liverpool
Schiehallian
Barbados
Fontabelle
Demerara
Buffalo
Hull
Thomas Meville
Palermo
Tampico
Girgentl
Ships Sail From New York in Global Passenger Movement
A list of ships and ports appears with arrivals and sails from New York on June 19 including Excelsior Hamburg Mobile London Persia and many other vessels bound for Havre Genoa Rotterdam Havana and Vera Cruz among others. The scattered entries show frequent crossings to Europe the Caribbean and Latin America.
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New York
Excelsior
Hamburg
Mobile
London
Persia
la Champagne
Havre
Berlin
Antwerp
Ems
Genoa
Belvernon
Port Antonio
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Para
Tuibane
N. F
Furnessia
Glasgow
Seguranca
Havana
Galileo
Pernambuco
Briardene
Asti
Norge
Stettin
Martello
Hull
Pretoria
Barbados
St. Lucia
Martinique
Etc
Santo Domingo
Progreso
Vera Cruz
Mexican
Marengo
New
Closing of Foreign Mails at New York June 22
Lists foreign mail departures from New York with routes to Europe and Ireland. Detailing steamer names Trave Edam Aurania St Louis Friesland and scheduled departure times 7 8 9 and supplementary 10 20 10 30 A. M. for Belgium Netherlands Ireland Belgium.
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Europe
Trave
Netherlands
Edam
Ireland
Aurania
St. Louis
Ees
Beltane
S Nt
Belgium
Friesland
Maritime traffic notes from Dungeness to Liverpool
A June 19 report lists ships passing through and arriving at various ports including Dungeness Bremen Southampton and Philadelphia. It notes vessels like Prawle Point and Nordkap passing out and Adria and Octorara arriving from Hamburg Baltimore and New York with several sailings to Liverpool and Rotterdam.
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Dungeness
Curityba
Newport News
Hamburg
Prawle Point
Manitoba
London
New York
H. H. Meier
Bremen
Lizard
Willkommen
Philadelphia
Santander
Pio IX
New Orleans
St. Jago
Altona
Korff
Baltimore
Liverpool
Georgia
Orthia
St. Michael's
A de Care Blanco
Antwerp
Madeira
Glenwood
Villa Real
Pensacola
Teneriffe
Henriette H
Cafic
Nomadic
Naples
Werra
Paris
Newris
Saled--St. Hubert
Havre
la Touraine
Adris
Reuter
Berkshire
Kirwan
Savannah
Malcolm
Rio Janeiro
Ludwig
Jagemann
Alsenborn
Charles
Octorara
Reynolds
General Cadialader
Mer
South Gwalia
Jones
Londonderry
Fairfax
March
Boston
Horace W. Macomber
Patterson
Galveston
Charles L. Dayen
Portland
Louis G. Rabel
McKown
Montana
Watkins
Urbino
Astia
Rotterdam
Cape Henry
Nordkap
Rassmussen
Adria
Ocean Freight Rates From Philadelphia to Ports Revealed
A list shows vessels including the American bark Vidette 475 tons carrying oil to Havana at 11 cents and several schooners such as George Gilkey 572 tons with cargo to St Pierre using rates of 2.12 and back to Trinidad. Other ships include Oliver T Whittaker 494 tons with locomotives to Cape Town at 4.75 and W H Clifford coal from Philadelphia to unknown port at 0.50, among others.
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Vidette
Philadelphia
Havana
George Gilkey
New York
St. Pierre
Mart
Trinidad
Cape Hatteras
Oliver T. Whittaker
Cape Town
W. H. Clifford
British steamer Ohio Becomes Leaky in Heavy Seas
The British steamer Ohio, en route from Rotterdam to Baltimore, developed heavy leaks near Sinclair Bay and was towed to Peterhead for shelter. Docking and a temporary rudder will be installed before continuing toward Sunderland.
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London
Ohio
Rotterdam
Baltimore
Sinclair Bay
Sunderland
Peterhead
Milwaukee man wins five mile race at Denver Wheel Club
Walter C. Sanger of Milwaukee defeated O. B. Hackenberger the Buttermilk boy of Denver in a five mile race at the Denver Wheel Club track. Sanger led from the start and finished about 200 yards ahead in 11.56 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Walter C. Sanger
Milwaukee
O. B. Hackenberger
Denver Wheel Club
Sanger
Hackenberger
Jubilee Celebration at Washington Park
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee was elaborately celebrated at Washington Park on the Delaware today by British societies of Philadelphia and Camden in the presence of thousands of people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Gloucesteer
Queen Victoria
Washington Park
Delaware
Philadelphia
Camden
Language Erratic Exchange In Comic Strip Dialogue
A Frenchman and a host exchange quirky banter about dogs and rats in a Pick Me Up style cartoon dialogue. The snippet highlights humorous mistranslation and playful wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur
First Orphans Court decision and city news from Wilmington
Associate Judge William G. Spruance delivers his first Orphans Court ruling after a land sale objection by heir William T. Lynam over land value. The issue follows a chain of Wilmington items including a new pilot-boat voyage to New York, dredging contracts, a factory accident, Speaker Riggin’s gastritis, and a crowded Smyrna postmaster race with several named contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
William G. Spruance
Orphans’ Court
John R. Nicholson
Ferguson
Samuel W. McCaulley
Rachel Dinwell
William T. Lynam
Spruance
New York
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
N. R. Benson
Owen Hennessy
N R. Benson
Evans
Dexter
Paul Woolrich
Delaware
Hagam & Brochman
Charleston
D. C
Benjamin T. Colins
Mitford
Milton James
Greenbaum Brothers
Seaford
Humorous Church War Between Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
On June 19 a sensational religious clash began between two Hebrew congregations over beef-killing fees. Rabbi Lipshitz of the Talmud Jorax Congregation has long handled the meat duties for both groups. Rabbi Horwitz of Agudas Achims sought a share of the fees, a proposal Lipshitz rejected. Horwitz then cursed the beef killed by Lipshitz, and both congregations asked Chief Rabbi Simon Zivetso of Pittsburgh to lift the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Lipshitz
Talmud Jorax
Rabbi Horwitz
Agudas Achims
Lipshitz
Horwitz
Simon Zivetso
Pittsburg
Man Kills Man After Abduction Attempt In Kentucky
Frankfort Ky June 19 Mayfield County seat Graves county in fever over the shooting of Jack Johnson by J M Kirkland a wealthy farmer. Public sentiment favors Kirkland and there is talk of lynching Haney who was released for lack of evidence. Johnson allegedly came with the girl but the girl was not with him when Kirkland fired buckshot struck him in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franxfort
Mayfield
Graves County
Jack Johnson
J. M. Kirkland
Ben Haney
Kirkland
Haney
Johnson
Priorsburg
Mayfreld
Funeral of Barney Barnato In London Jewish Cemetery
The South African Diamond King Barney Barnato was buried in Willesden Jewish Cemetery London following a funeral held today after he died by his own hand while traveling from Cape Town to Southampton. The interment occurred at Willesden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willesden
London
Barney Barnato
Cape Town
Southampton
Yale Varsity Crew Leaves Broadview for Poughkeepsie
Captain Christopher Brown remains at Gale's Ferry while Yale oarsmen depart Broadview with Coach Cook. The crew, aided by attendants, sails the river aboard the Peerless at eight after removing outriggers from three shells. Rowing gear is loaded onto the Yale launch for the trip to Poughkeepsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Poughkeepsie
Hudsons Discuss Golsterbilt Yacht on River
Mrs. Hudson admires Golsterbilt's yacht named Minunie as it rides the river. Mr. Hudson notes its high stern and wonders if it was built for deeper water with a low tide.
Drummer Seeks Cure as Prohibitionists Close In
A humorous Puck cartoon set in a Kansas drug store shows a Red Nosed Drummer asking for hiccough medicine. The chemist balks, saying Prohibitionists are watching too closely to permit a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Puck
Is Nervely a Dear Friend Claim Questioned
Fragmentary Detroit Free Press passage questions whether Nervely is a true friend, noting he costs about $50 a month and suggesting doubt about his professed closeness. The excerpt hints at financial support as part of the friendship claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
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