MANN ARGUES FOR RELIEF FROM THE PAPER TRUST
Manno of Illinois outlines pulp and paper duty reforms as Ways and Means committee adopts recommendations. He argues cheap paper depends on ground wood and spruce supply, warns spruce limits mean long recovery times, and urges duty reduction to aid domestic paper costs.
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Manon
Manno of
Illnois
Pulp and Paper Committee
Ways and
Mann
Mississippi
United States
Iowa Day Bill Put On Table By Committee
Des Moines reports the senate committee on constitutional amendments laid the Meredith prohibition resolution on the table after a under five minute meeting with a viva voce vote. Senator Proudfoot indicated plans to force a floor vote where a majority is expected to pass it out of committee.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate Committee On
Proudfoot
Senate
Mrs Boyle Bound Over in Kidnaping Case in Mercer
Mrs Helen Hoyle arraigned before Justice of the Peace McClain in Mercer Pennsylvania on a kidnapping charge involving Willie Whitla. She entered a not guilty plea and was bound over to the grand jury in twenty five thousand dollars bail, sharing bail with a male accomplice.
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Mercer
Helen Hoyle
Justice of the Peace
McClain
Willie Whitla
Mme Steinhiel Sent to Higher Court for Hearing
The examining magistrate M. Andre formally sends Mme Steinhiel before higher judges for hearing in the Paris murder case. Proceedings move to the higher tribunal for review and possible trial.
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Paris
M. Andre
Mme
Steinhiel
Crazy Snake captured elusive amid Oklahoma uprising rumors
Reports from multiple Oklahoma locations say Crazy Snake may have been captured or surrendered, but none confirmed. Officials voice cautious optimism as deputies and militia pursue the Creek leader while Seminole freedmen rise near Wolf and clashes continue.
Nipped Caucasus Uprising Plot Arrests 70 Men
In St. Petersburg on March 31 police shattered a planned Caucasus uprising by arresting 70 men including several army officers linked to the revolutionary organization. They were seized while involved in supplying arms ammunition and funds for the projected movement.
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Mussia
Bud
St. Petersburg
Caucasus
Revolutionary
La Follette Ex-Warden Used State Pay For Political Work
Madison report notes State Oil Inspector Tracy testified that Alfred T. Rogers advised charging political trip expenses to his game warden account. Tracy admitted performing political work while claiming state service, saying affidavit expenses were not sacred. Also obituary: Mrs John H Vincent widow of Bishop Vincent dies in Indianapolis.
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LA Follette
Madison
Wis
Tracy
Alfred T. Rogers
Marsh
Scientist killed in the Philippines by wild tribes
Reports from Mantla dated March 1 detail the murder of Dr. William Jones an anthropologist with the Field Museum Chicago who had spent two years in the Philippines studying wild tribes on the island Dumbata Isabella province No further details are given but it is believed he was killed by local tribesmen Also included are summaries of legislative actions in Springfield on March 31 including joint ballot results and various bills introduced and advanced in the house and senate
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Wolf
Crazy Snake
Sitting Bull
Washington
Mantla
William Jones
Field Museum of Chicago
Dumbata
Isbella
Islands
Jones
Philippines
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Elgin Asylum
Kankakee
House
Nashville
Chicago
Chiperfield
O'Brien
Beck
Brown
Flannigen
Link
IM Regiment
Elgin
Sollitt
University of Ilinois
Stevenson
Train wreck near Castle Rock rocks the Union Pacific
Westbound Union Pacific passenger No. 3 derailed by a rock slide west of Castle Rock Utah. Fireman and baggage man killed. others unhurt as fire consumes baggage and multiple cars. Reports also note Mme Modjeska's improving condition and the funeral of Rear Admiral Converse.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
Castle Rock
Salt Lake City
Utah
French Merchants Stirred Over Tariff and State Proposals
A compilation notes merchants in France reacting to tariffs and outlines Iowa and Illinois legislative items. Included are bills on schools in Peoria, linseed oil manufacture regulation, jury instructions, livestock board funding, land sale abstracts, and trial misdirection rules. The Senate advances bills on electric safety, court proceedings, and itinerant vendors. A Humboldt Park parish petition against compulsory vaccination is sent to license and miscellany committee.
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Southern Illinois
Chesster
Brownback
Curran
McGuire
State Insurance Department
Morris
Price
Hospital For the
Elgin
Scanlan
Shanahan
State Board , of Livestock Commissioners
Stearns
State Water Survey
Starved Rock
Lyon
Senate
Durfee
G. H. Wilson
Dailey
Peoria
Deilenback
Hurburgh
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Downing
Ettelson
Billings
Breidt
Pemberton
Jandus
McKenzie
Dunlap
General Assembly
University of Ninets
Juul
Humboldt Park Parish
New Jerusalem
Committee On
French exporters press Cruppi on Payne bill danger
A Paris delegation of export merchants urged Minister Cruppi to curb the Payne bill’s impact on France’s trade with the United States. They warned minimum rates and ad valorem duties would strip key sectors, risking paralyzed exports to America. Cruppi received them without promises. Taft backs a tariff bureau to aid implementing the Payne bill and foreign trade talks. He spoke to the tariff committee in Washington.
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Washington
House
Taft
Morgan
Missouri
Brantley
Georgia
Paris
United States
Cruppi
France
America
Cruppil
Tariff Bureau
Congress
White House
Indianapolis
Lewis Leads Agreement Talks Amid Ongoing Mine Work Negotiations
A New York statement says Lewis led a conference on car tractite mine work and an agreement is tentatively set for April 1 pending further talks. The message was issued by a seven member operating committee and the group indicated the arrangement is acceptable.
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New York
Martie
Anthracerators
Lewis
Philacators
Furthe
Senate debate on oil and lumber schedules heats up
In Washington yesterday the Senate opened at 10 am with a dry morning expected. The oil and lumber topics drew heated discussion as Mr Vreeland of New York spoke for refiners seeking to keep a countervailing duty on crude oil while Mr Kitchin of North Carolina urged free lumber. The three and a half hour session included exchanges with Mr Cox Ohio Mr Sterling Illinois Mr Hughes Georgia Mr Parker New Jersey and Mr Richardson Alabama. An evening session followed.
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Vreeland
New York
Kitchin
North Carolina
Volks Zeitung Publishing Company Incorporation Licensed
The secretary of state issued a license to incorporate the Volks Zeitung Publishing company of Rock Island with capital stock of 10 000 dollars. Incorporators are Valentine J. Peter D A Dorman and Albert Huber.
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Volks-Zeitung Company
Springfield
Secretary of State Today
Volks Zeitung Publishing Company
Rock Island
Capital
Valentine J. Peter
D. A. Dorman
Albert Huber
Dahlman Wins Mayoral Primary and Dahlman Victory
Dahlman wins the Democratic mayoral nomination by a wide margin over Berryman, with a vote lead of about 159 over rival Harry Zimman. In the public primary, Dahlman’s overall win was overwhelming against Berryman.
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Puplican
Vonn P. Breen
Harry B. Zimman
Dahlman
Berryman
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Mme. Steinheim
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Canton
Henryetta
Hoffman
Pierce
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Sherman
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Hay
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
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Modjeska
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