Treasury reports year to date deficit and tax uncertainty
Treasury data show expenditures for 280 days exceed receipts by 42.3 million dollars with revenues averaging 806 thousand daily and outlays at 1.01 million. The balance hinges on income tax results and a Supreme Court decision expected soon. treasury comfort rests on available capital and bond support despite potential gaps.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
United States
Treasury
Civise
Bureau of Statistics
Supreme Court
Clouds of War in Europe Threats by William to Arm
Berlin reports a maturing Norway Sweden conflict sparking rumors that Emperor William would take up arms to block Russia from interfering. Stock holm dispatches say the situation is serious though not confirmed. Gossip links deteriorating Russia Berlin relations and hints czarina visit may be delayed despite September expectations.
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Berlin
Norway
Sweden
William
Oscar
Ascredita
Boycotted Drummers Protest Fort Gaines Verdict
Savannah Ga April 7 as the recent acquittal of Sheriff McAllister of Fort Gaines on murder charges involving Drummer Hyatt is protested by traveling salesmen. Drummers boycott Fort Gaines with refusals to stop there and enforce brief visits while condemning the jury's verdict.
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Savannah
McAllister
Fort Gaines
Hyatt
Georgia
Woman in House with Corpse Three Months
In Wisconsin April 7 Mrs Mary from La Crescent Minnesota lived for three months in a house with her husband’s corpse. The body was found hanging in the upper story after she learned of the death yesterday. She testified before the jury about the events.
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Wis
Mary Gat la
Grover angrily denounces ministerial calumny against Cleveland
The president denounces a Salem conference report and a later interview accusing him of temperance failings as outrageous. He says scandal-mongering ministers and eager newspapers fuel falsehoods and urges the public to judge public servants with fair play and justice. He notes past instances of similar tactics and condemns the conspirators.
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Washington
Salem
Mass
Lansing
Cleveland
Governor Clarke and W R Jones In Lobby Clash At Glenston's
In Little Rock on April 7 Governor James P Clarke and Representative W R Jones of Marion county fought in the Glenston's hotel lobby after Jones accused Clarke of backing bribery charges. Clarke spat at Jones. a confrontation escalated until bystanders intervened and Clarke was arrested but released on own recognizance. Clarke plans to plead guilty tomorrow in a justice court to assault.
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Little Rock
Ark
James P. Clarke
W. R. Jone
Marion County
Glenston
House of Representaves
Railroad Commission Bil
Jones
Clarke
Gleason
Nasault
Street band arrest nets forged check suspect in Doylestown
Doylestown July 7 arrested Titus Kulp after street band attracted attention on steps of his boarding house. Deputy Sheriff Kelly had a bench warrant. Kulp, who forged checks totaling 59 dollars, was brought to county jail without resistance. In Bayonne New Jersey, Diedrich Gurbs owner of a quarrel saloon was fatally stabbed by Patrick Sheehan over alleged personal wrongs.
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Doylestown
Titus Kulp
Kulp
North Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Musteline
Kelly
Sheehan
Pergén Point
N.J
Diedrich H. Gurbs
East Twenty-second Street
Constable Hook
Bayonne
Wus
Patrick Sheehan
Jury Awards 30000 to Charles Hejsthorne in Railway Collision
In Cleveland on April 7 the United States circuit court awarded Charles Hejsthorne thirty thousand dollars in a personal injury suit against the Baltimore and Ohio Railway for the loss of both legs and the crushing of an arm suffered in a collision in Indiana.
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Cleveland
United States Circuit Court
Charles Hejsthorne
Baltimore and Oho Railway
Hin
Indiana
Tornado Hits Winneborough Texas Destroys Church
A Friday night tornado damaged the town of Winnaeborough near Sulphur Apelage Texas demolishing a church and unroofing several buildings. One child was killed and several people were injured.
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Texas
Murderer Charles Garrett Found Hidden Taxor
Jail authorities in Lebanon discovered a taxor concealed in the neck tile of murderer Charles Garrett. The report notes the discovery during administrative processing at the Lebanon facility.
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Charles Garrett
Lebanon
W. 7
Rainey Coke Works
Uniontown
Milas Edith Gongabaugh
Huntingdon
Mark Antony de Wolfe Howe
Pennsylvania
Episcopal Church
Reading
James Wiley
8 Hospital
Bethlehem
Brit Glenn Runs Amuck in Jacksonville Killing Two
In Jacksonville on April 7 Brit Glenn known as Charlie the desperado opened fire in the Robbin Pool saloon on West Bay Street. Napoleon Stucks and Edward Minor were killed while Kim Clemons James Miner and Blick were wounded. Glenn hid in a barn after a pursuit ending with Minor’s ankle wound and Glenn surrendering. He was moved to St Augustine for safety amid rumors of a mob.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Brit Glenn
Kich Charlie
Napoleon Stucks
Edward Minor
Collectian
Kim Clemons
James Miner
Police
Blick
Clemons
Stucks
Glenn
Miner
Weat Bay Street
Negroce
Gleen
Nero
Fred
Minor
Bowden
Jim
Jim Minor
Palleeman Molland
Leutenant
Polland
Stucke
St. Augustine
Jiall Brit Glenn
Wilkes-Harre Bank Fraud Involving Ralph F. St John
Thomas Shaw alias Ralph F. St. John posed as a New York depositor at the Wyoming National Bank. He obtained a 2400 draft from Central National Bank of New York and later $25 in cash after a plausible story. The draft proved bogus when verified with New York, and Shaw St. John was arrested at the Harvey hotel after a detective confrontation.
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Wilkes-Harre
Thomas
Shaw
Ralph F. St. John
Wyoming National Bank
Central National Bank
New York
Easmiers
Ralph BP
St. John
Harvey Hotel
Lawyer’s Jail Sentence Revealed in 1802 Case
A prisoner, aged 24, stated he had been admitted to the New York bar as a lawyer in 1802. In default of bail, he was sent to jail following his punishment.
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Tyre
New York
Shoe Dealer Robbed by Burglars in Wilkinsburg
W Ilkinburg boot and shoe dealer W. Calin was robbed of about $400 after two men, wielding revolvers, forced him to open his city safe. They fled with the money as police search for the culprits.
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Pittsburg
W. Calin
Wilkinaburs
Ain
Cali
Caoli
Murder of a Miser Henry Bonneka in Altoona
Henry Bonneka a 65 year old recluse and long time railroad employee was found murdered in his room at 1702 Sixteenth street Altoona. Police found a bloodied hatchet and club, pockets torn and room ransacked, with a coroner's jury rating the crime as murder by unknown parties amid rumors of hidden wealth.
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Altoona
Henry Bonneka
Sixteenth Street
Bonneka
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Tle
Tilmow
Girman
J. P. Smaths
Merc. Windish
Wichita man shoots wife at church and kills himself
Walter Scott, 21, shot his 19 year old wife in the entrance of a Wichita Christian church at noon and then killed himself. The tragedy occurred as worshippers left, witnessed by many. The couple had married two years earlier and recent efforts at reform followed by her departure.
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Wichita
Kan
Walter Scott
Christian Church
Qed
Scott
Electrical Works Fire Destroys Newark Establishment
Clark and Wheeler electrical works near Amper Station on the D L & W line five miles west of Newark Minnesota were destroyed by fire in the morning. Over fifty thousand dollars in motors and dynamos stored in the Wilding and about thirty thousand dollars in other machinery were lost. The brick building measuring 40 by 60 feet was buried to the roof and the total loss is about one hundred ten thousand dollars with twenty nine thousand dollars insured. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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Clark and Wheeleer
Newark
Clark & Wheeler Electrical Works
Ampere Station
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Wilding
Free Coinage Convention Planned in St Paul
It is stated tonight that there will be a free coinage convention in St Paul on April 7. The convention will be planned on trend lines and will include every Democrat and Republican who wishes to participate, provided they are an avowed advocate of free coinage or known to be favorably disposed toward the white metal.
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St. Paul
Minn
BL. Paul
McKinley Heads East for Tour and Hartford Speech
Governor McKinley leaves for the east at midnight to address a Republican club in Hartford Connecticut on Tuesday night as part of his eastern tour.
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McKinley
Columbus
East
Hartford
Conn
Spring Wheat All Right in Nebraska Rain
Omaha Nebraska April 7 reports another good rain easing drought across the state. Farmers say moisture improves prospects for a strong spring wheat crop and yields look favorable in many counties.
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Omaha
Neb
Partas
Change for the better in Mansur case reported
Hon. C J Mansur deputy comptroller of the treasury met his physicians and there was chance for his recovery. Secretary Gresham and Senator Cray accepted an invitation from the Virginia Mitot association and took no sail to the capes on the pilot boat William A Graves. The day was warm and delightful and the trip very much enjoyed.
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C. J. Mansur
Treasury
Gresham
Senator Cray
Virginia Mitot Association
Capes
William A. Graves
Murderer to be electrocuted on 220 Inet
Disjointed notes report Dr Huchahan the New York murderer is to be electrocuted on the 220 Inet. Law yer Howe refuses appeal. Quarantine declared at Moana ville Tnd against Bhiwneetown due to smallpox. Jury in Taylor lynching case at Carroll ton Mo reports deadlock as crowd jeers. Miners in Flat Top WV may strike over wage cuts. Daniel Shawn death sentence for killing his brother-in-law in Hamp shire Wy Va commuted to life imprisonment. Secretary ersonia of the United Mine Saves likely to restan ipoores the
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Huchahan
New York
Howe
Moanaville
Tnd
Bhiwneetown
Taylor
Carrollton
Weat
Virginia le UK
Daniel Shawn
Hampshire County
Wy Va
Ersonia
United Mine
Ipoores
Pittston Tragedy Shocks Hughestown Murder Scene Disclosed
The Pittston area is stunned as the body of Elizabeth Wildish is found beaten and bloodied in a Hughestown residence after the Windish family disappearance. Coroner James Gibbons empanels a jury to view the scene while neighbors recall a premeditated struggle and motive linked to mortgage plans and German heritage.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Hughestown
Win
George Windleh
Center Street
Eliabeth Wildish
George Wildish
James Gibbons
Windlak
Cheorge Prank
Sophia
Windlish
George
Clarence Warbeck case unfolds with stolen goods found
Montrose April 7 Detective Stephenson and U S Express agent Morgan search for items tied to Clarence Warbeck a Jersey City porter and wagon hand. A tin pall half filled with jewelry a silver water pitcher and other pieces are recovered from James Fox father in law of Warbeck who denies knowledge of the thefts.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Robert Stephenson
William Morgan
United States Express Company
Binghamton
Express Company
Clarence Warbeck
Jersey
Fox
Tribune
James Fox
Jersey City
United States Fixpress Company
Max
Warbeck
Stephenson
Morgan
Mr. Fox
Bineee
Trick Woman's Wealth Astonished Appraisers
Terre Haute Indiana April 7 appraisers began valuing the estate of Mrs Hannah Rolf Saturday where the wealth reportedly astonished the officials and spurred interest in the settlement proceedings.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Hannah Rolf
Resignations and a Patchwork of Global Notes
The report notes Wicklow MP John Sweetman andi Parnchiite stepping down. At West London police court a man fined for a street dispute. A proposal to ship frozen salmon from British Columbia to Sydney for transshipment to Britain. French divorce cases rise with women as a factor. Emperor William sends a watercolor to a Berlin charity exhibit. John Schultz of Lautenburs invents a washable paper. authorities ban production. Ceylon tea output is high. Industry booms with plaster trades and inland prosperity. Toulouse police raid leads to multiple arrests including a retired major who bears the Legion of Honor.
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John Sweetman
Andi Parnchiite
Wicklow
Hin
London
England
British Columbia
Sydney
Australia
France
Ageault
William
Berlin Academy of Art
John Schultz
Lautenburs
Prusvala
Ceylon
Industr
Toulouse
Legion of Honor
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Henry Honneka
Plander
Washington Gossip
Uusband
Windish
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Old Country
Haaleton
Fir
Windieh
Windleh
Germany
Es Gibbons
John Pendergast
John Clark
George Sechmalis
Charles Wetiie
George Watkins
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Rolf
Mir Rolf
Clarence
Conklin Station
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway
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Baltimore
A. Welsh
Hiouston
Tex
Eastern
Finley
Ecru
Cleopatra Orsenaive
Alexandre
Abbott
Gentimeri
Children’s
Lackawanna Ave
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