Payne bill analysis sparks tariff debate in Chicago
Chicago special reports analyst Robert B Armstrong outlines how tariff changes under the Payne bill affect different interests. He notes consumer benefits are limited, while various sectors from leather to sugar face mixed price impacts. The piece highlights central question who bears the costs in tariff policy and warns of potential protests from affected groups.
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Chicago
Aston
Rebert B. Armstrong
the Treasury
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Armatrone
Consolidated Casualty Coniging
Treasury Department
Armstrong
Sleeping girl thief's victim robbed of two rings
Mare Alisande, 17, daughter of Mrs Epifano Alisande who runs a rooming house at Laredo and Dolorosa streets, awoke last night to find a burglar in her room. The thief fled after being spotted, leaving a box wedged to scale the wall and dust footprints. Jose Penar, 22, identified by the girl, was jailed on a temporary charge pending further investigation and fined 10 dollars.
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Oliver Ellie
Tilace
Fnthier
Jose Penar
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Omeer Mills
Migs Elisando
Tariff talk on goods and industry strain and relief
Excerpt discusses tariff reductions across agricultural implements sulfur steel and iron, bacon and ham, typesetting machines and clothing items. It claims mixed impact on export trade revenue and domestic prices, noting substantial cuts with varying benefits and skepticism about overall protection versus revenue.
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United States
Chicago
Winseum
Iowa
Tineis
Tudiana
Ex-President Roosevelt Seafaring Quarters Described on Steamer
The account details Roosevelt's steamer accommodations with gold brown elk damask and fleur de lis, blue and silver damask berths, and a special apartment for the Roosevelt party. Equipment of Col. Troaseverai and the Roosevelt entourage includes large chests labeled Theodore Roosevelt Mombasa Bos A, plus a weatherproof tent and a rugged aluminum cooking outfit.
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Fleur Allie Curtis
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Roosevelt
Col. Troaseverai
Theodore Roosevelt
Mombasa
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Raasewlt
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Alvica
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Treasury bill seeks better welcome for American goods abroad
The measure aims to adjust law to influence other nations’ view of U S products. It envisions Washington using certificates of indebtedness to cover a growing revenue gap while possibly boosting imports. Seed oats from Kansas and Texas are mentioned along with M. Marchkeau and contact phones.
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Washington
Tressury Department
Treasury
Burns Cost Hospital Patient His Life
James Dever, a 78 year old patient at the Santa Rosa infirmary, died at 2 yesterday after a fire linked to his clothing while attempting to split pine. He was found in his room late at night with clothes nearly burned. Funeral set for 4 o'clock at St. Mary's Church. survivor details list a daughter in London and a son in Dublin.
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London
England
Dublin
Ireland
St. Mary’s Church
Coal estate bargains headline in local classifieds
Buy a lot and build a home of your own as coal estate bargains flood the classified columns. Numerous listings advertise plots and homes, inviting buyers to invest in property opportunities amid a busy market.
Railroad timetable fragment with mixed city routes
A cropped old timetable lists arrivals and departures for multiple lines. It mentions routes from Hearne Taylor Laredo Houston and Kerrville with several Sunday exceptions and various city connections including Corpus Christi Victoria and Galveston. The legible items indicate morning arrivals and late-evening departures and connections.
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Mexico
Laredo
Heuscon
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Kerville
Malin Ling
Caat
Jon el Pason
Saas
Weat
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Wisteria
Victoria
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WeeCuste
Gages Blyor
Haonton
Ate
North
Bauston
Receiver Sought for Corpus Livery Co in Corpus Christi
A petition filed in federal court yesterday seeks a receiver for the Pitts Livery Company of Corpus Christi. Woodward Carriage Company and others allege the firm owes about $12,000 to creditors including Dallas Coffin Company A C Phansteel and Ledbury Lumber Company. Named defendants include S H Pitts John J Jones of Nueces County and W D Phansiess of Trrat Sountr.
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Pitts Livers Company
Corpus Christi
Woodward Carriage Company
Dallas Coffin Company
A. C. Phansteel
Ledbury Lumber Company
Veces
H. Pitts
John J. Tones
Niuces County
W. DB. Phansiess
Trraat
Infants Born at Sunset and International depots
Two newborns arrived yesterday at railroad depots with their Italian and Mexican mothers. The Sunset birth occurred shortly after 10 PM and the other at 1 PM at the International and Great Northern station. Both mothers traveled with their husbands and filed the journey before leaving. Dean advertises trade values and reduced prices on wagons and carriages.
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Great Northern
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