Wilson Bill Tax Debates Tie Whisky Tax Hike Looms
A wartime fiscal scene unfolds with debates over the Wilson tariff bill and income tax. Proposals to tax individual incomes, corporate profits, and a ten cent whisky levy are weighed, with votes split 6 to 5 and 4 to 6 in key divisions. The plan envisions $90 million from corporate taxes, $10 million from individuals, and up to $10 million more from whisky if uplifted, plus an inheritance tax contingency.
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Menars
McMillin
Turner
Whiteing
Bevan
Bynam Sad
Tarsserjaye
W Cochran
Stevena
Montgomery
Iridge
Local Notables and Illnesses Reported in City
Mra George DeMeza of West Second street lies ill with path metils at home but shows improvement this morning. William L. Leslie of 1413 East Front street died of pneumonia. Street Commissioner Meeker has thirty two workers paid by the Organized Aid Association. Mrs Clarinda P. Walrod the hospital matron has been bedridden since Monday night with complications but is slightly improved today. Miss Mamie Sanborn of Newark, visiting Miss Imines on First place, has returned home. Miss Gould hosted a tea party on East Ninth Street yesterday. Jack Benner of South avenue became owner of a miner watch obtained through a trick starpeine on Somerset street. Ex-Judge Savage of Railway Dundee, Scotland, died this morning. death was previously reported as last week. W. S. Rol the dispensary chemist at Barker’s West Front street pharmacy returned from a visit to St Clair, Iowa. Miss Clapp of Mercer avenue entertained friends at tea yesterday. Mr Henry Liebrecht of New Rochelle returned home after visiting relatives on Madison avenue. A quiet entertainment was held yesterday afternoon at the residence of L. M. French on Craig place. Frank H. of East Front street returned to New York today after a brief visit among friends. Miss Edith Hyde of East iy street now with family in New York for the winter visits Miss Daisy Shefard of Sevteh.
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George DeMeza
West
Second Street
William L. Leslie
East Front Street
t.Street
Meeker Pas
Irtel
Organized Aid
Clarinda P. Walrod
Mamie Sanborn
Newark
Pas
Miss Iinines
Gould
East Ninth Street
Jack Benner
South Avenue
Uhecame
Somerset Street
Judge Savage
Ralway
Dundee
Scotland
Barker
West Front Street
St Clair
Misa Clapp
Mercer Avenue
Henry Liehrevict
New Rochelle
East Fropt'street
New York
Edith Hyde
Enst Iy
Misa Daisy Shefard
Sevteh
Watery Farm Incident and Cough Remedy Note
A fragmented report recounts a farm incident and references a cough remedy. It mentions difficulties on a farm, a tree, and a person named Harper, with a testimonial about Ramberlin's Cough Remedy and a local drugstore advert. The text blends names, places, and product mentions in a period-style notice.
Administratés's Settlement Report Appears Altered
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear settlement notes with garbled names and dates. Readable elements hint at a settlement account or proceeding but specifics and exact parties remain obscured.
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Poland
St. George
Nicholas Orphan Asylum
Es Congremman Fotter
OrlayMlo St. Potter
Democrate Club
Fifth Arenas
Potter
East Fifty Seventh Street
Bariour
Jas
Chicago
Pirrescus
Jon
Ening
A. Cairns
Kewerk
New N. J
Chiat
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Twnnty
The
Tears
Rostean, Mich
Jam
William Palmer
Prag Doras
Jan
Murer
le Soawden
Anil Py Fortsuet
Harper Momareh
Ford
AL Ora
Administrator's Settlement
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Chinas
Iede's S Furs
Gerd
Ee Beck Wardine
Nes York Cite
Mason
Hamlin
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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Craerastaisied
Ames Epps Lrg
Drehert Ringiand
Somerset County
Suerogats's
Gold Boiler Mining Co
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Cena Uoder Laws
Opeia
Lounswery
Empire
Stare
Wee A. Pondan
Union Sq. N.Y
Hemera
Stone
Dingler & Os
Aldresaing
Pticians
C. Tickinson
Keyes
Hes
Park
T-Law
Rass Fremt
Are Evel Etary
Bile
Mee
Hlaon Hunton
Eunas x Woot Im
Esse Om
Pima Wetsoun
Rand
Iene
Dunham
Maer Paowy Srane I
Nsurance
Aid
Sochet Roar Beite Ft
RED OY
Woolston & Buckle
North Avenue
Chase & Allen
Intekton
East Second Street
Plainfield
N. J
A. M. Seguine's
Plainfield “Packing House
West Front Ettert
C. M, Ulrich
Alicon Avenue
Boice, Runyon & Co
Moire
Cook Ebro Dealers Io
Soice. Runyon & Co
Einancial
Dimesavings Institution
Plainfield, N. J
Jonin W. Murray
F* Dunman
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