Bailey Defends Tariff Stance In Senate Reply
Special Dispatch from Washington June 24 Senator Bailey of Texas replies to critics of his support for tariffs on hides timber iron ore and other raw materials in the pending tariff bill He argues to not repeal duties on hides until related goods are freed and vows to keep a revenue tariff on hides He also defends lumber duties saying Canadian and U S timber must support both nations and free lumber would only aid border lumber buyers He states he will not yield to pressure to gut lumber on the free list while taxing glass hardware cement paint and other essential items he labels as duty prone.
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Sub-Port Status: Scranton Mississippi Briefly Designated
The House approved a measure to form Beranton, Wise as a sub-port of entry, with Scranton Mississippi noted in the action. The move designates a new customs entry point, affecting local trade and shipments through the port system.
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Shawmut Car Nets Second Prize at Alaska-Yukon Exposition
The Shawmut car won second prize at the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition grounds, finishing behind a Ford which took first place. The event occurred in Seattle on January 24, 1900, with Associated Press reporting.
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Associated Press
Seattle
New York
Ford
Twelve men injured in Klondike mine cage accident
Associated Press reports a cage at Klondike mine No. 4 in Clinton dropped 60 feet during a descent. One man suffered a broken back, five men were leg broken, and several others were seriously hurt. Twenty one believed fatally injured.
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Perré Waite
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Klondike
Clinton
Nevers
Supreme Court Proceedings in Austin on June 24
The Texas Supreme Court session in Austin adjourned for the day after refusing the San Antonio and Aranas Tass Railway versus Hodges et al. and denying a motion for rehearing for several cases. The court plans to adjourn again tomorrow morning, with a likely term adjournment.
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San Antonio
Whistles Blow Adds 3000 To Publicity Fund In San Antonio
A noon citywide whistle blast celebrated another 3000 dollars added to the Publicity League fund of 25,000 to advertise San Antonio. Laborers quit work at an excavation as whistles cried out at various plants and yards. By 8 pm the total reached 23,008 with plans for weekly demonstrations until the goal is met. A public luncheon and garden party were planned with about 200 boosters and a lineup of foods and drinks.
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San Antonio
Habla
Publicity League
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R. T. Pruitt
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T. T. Charny
Tnof
Fire destroys large Albany hotel and club shop
Word reached Albany on June 24 that the Mort William Dennpy hotel at Dake George was burned down with fatal results reported. Loss estimated at 260,000 dollars, and authorities are investigating the blaze.
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Dake George
Freast
East Grips Heat Wave Endangers Pittsburg Lives
Pittsburg on June 24 endures a fourth day of extreme heat. The death toll reached four, with prostrations reported hourly as hospitals treat many cases. Associated Press reports two heat deaths in New York before noon.
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Pittsburg
Associated. Press
New York
Peculiar Malady Caught From Cattle in Louisiana
Speelml Diepaten of Orange Texas arrived from Johnson's Bayou Texas suffering with a peculiar malady caught from cattle. He is in precarious condition but there is hope. Thousands of cattle are dying from the disease in Louisiana.
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Motive for Murder Centered on Letters and Chloroform Theory
Rumors swirl as detectives pursue Ton King the Chinese youth linked to a Blin Sigel case. Letters between Leon and Chir Gain surface showing threats to the Sigel woman and rival interest. Autopsy barred by decomposition. theories about chloroform and a missing Chinaman persist without solid proof.
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Chinatown
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Cleveland Police Seek Trunk Link to Sigel Murder
Police investigate a trunk shipped from Schenectady New York tied to the Wy an unidentified Chinaman as a clue in the Sigel murder case in New York. A check for 854,662 was received with the trunk and remains under review. Authorities strive to locate the trunk’s origin and current whereabouts in Cleveland.
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Schenectady
Wilesie Sigel
New York
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Nurses to be examined by state board in Texas
Governor Campbell at Austin announced members of the state nurses board authorized to examine and license all trained nurses in the state. Mrs Maud Mueller of San Antonio is named, with others including Mrs M Beathy of Fort Worth Miss BarthoP Young of Austin J Ahackford of Galveston and Miss Mattie Rutledge of Dallas.
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Ounrining
Maud Mueller
San Antonio
M. Beathy
Fort Worth
Mya
Barthop. Young
Austra
Ramirez Charged With Criminal Assault in Fisk Court
Eriberto Ramirez was charged with criminal assault by B. Rodriguez in Justice Fisk's court this morning. Ramirez was arrested about 2 o clock this afternoon. The examining trial is expected at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Ramirez is accused of assaulting 14 year old Maria Kapanoza.
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Mystery remains in unsolved leaves case in West Virginia
In Rairmont, Associated Press reports mystery surrounding the McNamara couple found dead in their home Tuesday night. Detectives say no statements were made about the case as Drake opened the room revealing the bodies. authorities describe the scene and ongoing investigation with no firm motive or confession.
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Associated Press
Rairmont
Lavette Thomas McNamara
Parade Ends Big Turnbund at Cincinnati
A large Cincinnati parade drew over 40 000 spectators as the North American Gyre jwertien Var ia oy Paralaradi sent a great crowd through the city. The event featured a wide turnout and extensive public interest in the spectacle.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Jan Werel Ordees
Partionier
Railroad in Republic: Three Bodies Recovered
Associated Press reports the Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico is incorporated with 75 million capital to build a line in Mexico under republic concessions. In Ireland, three women killed in a boating accident are identified by authorities after a search on Muckross shore, with further victims still unaccounted for.
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Reichstag defeats government on inheritance tax extension
Berlin June 14 The government was defeated in the Reichstag by 143 votes to TAZ on a proposal to extend the inheritance taxes to direct descendants. The T and G N railroad announces another popular cheap excursion to Galveston and Houston for Sunday. Virginia leaves San Antonio Saturday night.
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Farmers Union Holds Meeting in Manta Ga
A National Farmers Union gathering convened in Manta Georgia to discuss crop marketing and member benefits. President Barcott chaired the session with notable members present. The meeting closed with plans for ongoing sessions over the coming weeks.
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EVO LICENSE OF INSURANCE 60
A garbled record from Awwtit Texas notes a license inquiry involving the Southern Life Insurance company of Laniavile. The rendering mentions a commissioner of insurance and a refusal by the company to park ages and al ibs books by the Haney, reflecting a failed licensing action with unspecified dates and parties.
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Awwtit
Tex
Legless Man in Court Again
A. G. Walker, described as a legless man, faced a court trial on a disturbance charge after allegedly throwing a rock through a saloon window on South Santa Ross Avenue. He offered no statement as witnesses described his anger and the incident.
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tRnaca
Corporation Honrt
Walker
Special Deputies at Gould Trial Read In Court
The grand jury and deposition of Dustin Farnam unfold in court with Gould and her counsel calling witnesses. Testimony focuses on Mrs Gould's friendliness to an actor and prior meetings at New York hotels as the trial continues, with the possibility of further witnesses tomorrow.
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Associated Press
New York
Aalra
Katherine Mommens
Touny
Roward
Gould
Shea
Cecard
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Bhenta
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Farnam
Maine
Vane
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Grand jurors urge restraint on social deputies
Wolat Ofhers reported diligent as Boxat county grand jury adjourned. In a presented report to Judge Edwaws Dwyer, it recommends appointing social deputies only when necessary and criticizes frequent deputy designations. It notes lax enforcement of minor loitering and pool violations, with 41 indictments returned since May 1.
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Junge Edvwas
Nake
Heinze Attorney Convicted In Corruption Probe
A New York court convicted nine associates of W A Heinze in a corruption inquiry. The case centered on hindering grand jury investigations and manipulating the administration of justice. The verdicts follow a lengthy probe into alleged improprieties and protective actions around official investigations.
Supreme Court affirms judgment in Texas railway case
Special Dispatch Austin June 24 The Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice Williams affirms the judgment in Tallag Consolidated Railway Co v State of Texas The court holds the 1897 occupation tax on railway companies at 2 per mile was not repealed by the 1907 law imposing a tax on gross earnings George Sofia charged with sale of bottle of wine after hearing was admitted to bail in the county jail set at 100 dollars
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Tallag Consolidated Railway Co
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