Lodge Plan to Tax Stocks Bonds and New Issues in Finance Bill
Senate finance leaders discuss abandoning tea and distilled spirits tax changes to offset a revenue shortfall of 815,000,000. A proposed amendment by Senator Lodge would tax stock and bond sales and all new and reissued issues, aiming to raise about half the deficiency. Debate centers on the rate and impact on dealers, with opposition from Pritchard, Delow and Wellington over tobacco tax increases.
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Senator Lodge
Lodge
Massachusetts
Tima
Platt
Senate
Alieon
Pritchard
Delo
Wellington
Finance Committee
Hax
Ita
Bank Dilemma Stalls Safe at Trenton Hawking Co
Experts work through the night to unlock the large safe after the combination failed. Cashier Snyder failed to open it yesterday morning. The bank’s money and books were searched, but operations continue with temporary records and loans from other banks.
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Trenton
N. J
Trenton Hawking Company
Snyder
Irregularities Lead to Dismissals at Mazaniilo Factories
Tinex chief of the sanitary staff reports gross irregularities found during inspection of Mazaniilo government departments. All factory employees have been discharged and will be prosecuted. Captain General Wegler says pardons to political prisoners were due to the queen regent but not party pressure. Joaquin Pedroso and Antonio Rojas were shot outside the Cabanas fortress.
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Tinex
Mazaniilo
Mangoniilo
Wevgler
Joaquin Pedroso
Antonio Rojas
Cabanas
McKinley Self-Imposed Quiet Canton Visit Planned
President McKinley departs Washington by Pennsylvania railroad for Canton Ohio to rest with his mother and avoid speeches or demonstrations. He travels with Mrs McKinley and relatives, arriving next morning, and will return to Washington on a later date. Secretaries Porter and aides accompany, greeting at the station.
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Washington
Mc Kinley
City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Mc McKinley
Day
Saxton
McKinles
Mabel McKinley
Western Express
Porter
McKinley
Mrs Nack Arraigned in Murder Case
Mrs Augusta Nack was arraigned in New York on murder charges in the death of Turkish bath employee William Guidensuppe. She refused to speak as a detective filed a formal complaint against her and an unknown person, and she was committed to prison without bail. Frank Gardner identified the headless mutilated body as Guidensuppe.
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New York
Augusta Nack
Willam Guldensuppe
Garza Aims to Renew Peralta Land Claim in U S Court
Mexican lawyer E A Garza from Monterey has arrived in Santa Fe to file anew claim in the United States land court over the Peralta Land Grant. He contends the grant covers 80 000 000 acres and holds strong proof, with records in San Luis Potosi rather than Spain.
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Santa Fe
E. A. Garza
Monterey
United States Land Court
Peralta Land Grant
A. J. Perwta-Reavis
Peralta - Hetvia
Gurga
San Luis Potosi
Lumbermen Aroused Over Tariff Change In Pennsylvania
Williamsport Pa July 2 The lumbermen of this region are aroused by the senate tariff reduction and plan a West Branch valley meeting of industry representatives to protest. They aim to compel the conference committee to restore the rate to two dollars per thousand feet as set by the house.
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Williamsport
Senate
Aive
West Branch Valley
House
Philadelphia Cricketers Abroad Resumed Hampshire Match
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia faced an eleven from Hampshire in Bournemouth England. Philadelphia tallied 202 runs in their fret innings, while Hampshire stood at 168 for five at lunch on day two after yesterday’s start.
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Hampshire
Bournemouth
Eng
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Colonial Troops at Windsor Parade and Tour
One thousand Colonial troops commanded by Lord Roberts visited Windsor Castle on July 2. They lunched at the castle, were reviewed by the queen from the East Terrace, and later toured the state departments.
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Windsor, Eng
Lord Roberts
Kandahar
Windsor Caetl
East Terrace
Betancourt Freed by Spain on Cuban Exit Demand
United States Consul General reports from Havana that Spanish authorities released Augustin Clemente Betancourt, an American element, on the condition that he depart Cuba immediately.
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Spain
Cuba
Washington
United States
Lee
State Department
Havana
Augustin Clemente Betancourt
Convicted Man Transported Under Guard After Denunciation
A convicted man was escorted to a train at 2 30 this afternoon by troops with bayonets and taken to the Kal dyvile penitentiary amid a crowd of about a thousand in Clapgow complaining of the judge and sheriff for sending state guards.
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Clapgow
Kaldyvile
New Bridge Contract At Niagara Replaces Upper Suspension
The Niassa Falls Suspension Bridge Company signs with the Pencoyd Iron Works of Philadelphia to replace the upper suspension bridge with a steel arch. Construction starts by October 1 and is to finish by April 1 next year.
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Niagara
Niageark Kal
N. C
Niassa Fells
Pencoyd Lranworke
Philadelphia
Lsc
Transvaal Raid Inquiry Probes Telegraph Messages
London July 2 The parliamentary committee reconvened to examine telegrams between Flora Shaw and Cecil Rhodes regarding the Transvaal raid. Rhodes suggested rapid action if Chamberlain supported him, while Shaw denied informing the colonial office about Rhodes plan. Chamberlain described certain remarks as casual and unsubstantiated. The hearing adjourned with Harris unavailable for reconsideration.
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London
Transvaal
Miss Shaw
The
Times
Colonial Office
Rhodes
Mersnee
Chamberlain
William L. Jackson
Fairfield
Henry Labouchere
Rutherford Harris
Harris
Canadian logs lure against tariff as shipments surge
Mr Peter warns of retaliation from Canada and rushes more imports. He wired Congressman Southard asking if the proposed tariff on logs would be retroactive. He has imported 22 million feet this week and has 10 million more en route, with 2 million feet planned if no retroactive action is taken.
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Farge
Canada
Peter
Southard
Mrr
Threat From Japan Retaliation Over Tariffs Cited
Count Okuma, Japan's prime minister, warns in Shiizweka that Japan will retaliate against proposed American tariff changes. He says heavy duties will be placed on key exports such as silk, sugars, and carpets, affecting Japan more than Britain, France, or Belgium.
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Victoria
B.C
Osuma
Japan
Shiizweka
Ngland
France
Belgium
America
Farmer Killed in a Fight at Aker Farm
Lawrenceville Tl July 2 West port in Lawrence county Charles Aker shot and killed Robert Brink after Brink attacked him with a hoe following a forbidden crossing at Aker’s locked gate. Brink broke the gate and advanced, prompting Aker to fire twice. Brink died in the field. Aker is badly wounded but living.
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Lawrenceville
Westport
Lawrence County
Charles Aker
Robert Brink
Brink
Aker
Firink
Strikers Attack New Workers at Irondgelf Furnace South Chicago
A crowd assaulted thirty fill-in workers leaving the Irondgelf Furnace plant in South Chicago. Several were knocked down and beaten, others injured by stones. Police arrested nine men described as strikers. Injured include Frank Baer Henry Witkowski Toni Ducek Frank Celeski and an unidentified man with scalp and head injuries.
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Chicago
Irondgelf Furnace
South
Frank Baer
Henry Witkowski
Toni Ducek
Frank Celeski
East Chicago
Ind
Judge Cooley Sued as Invalid Through Overwork
Ann Arbor July 2 Judge Thomas M Cooley longtime UM faculty former Supreme Court member and former Interstate Commerce Commission head is described by family doctors as an almost hopeless invalid. He must be removed to a quiet retreat his memory and concentration have faded and he walks with difficulty attended daily by a caregiver his health steadily declines with little hope of recovery.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Thomas M. Cooley
University of Michigan
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cooley
Interstate Commission
Isi
Commission
Mary Baker of Cass County Celebrates 97th Birthday
Virginia July 2 Mary Baker oldest resident of Cass County celebrated her 97th birthday at her granddaughter Mrs Cyrus Evans home. Despite age she remains alert and helped harvest by binding wheat sheaves. Her descendants total 242 living children including six children, fifty nine grandchildren, 160 great grandchildren and twenty seven great great grandchildren. She hopes to reach the hundredth milestone.
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Virginia
Mary Baker
Cass
Cyrus Evans
Poisoning of Redds horse leads to jail for couple
Bridgeton New Jersey July 2 Lewis Winren and his wife are jailed in default of 500 bail on charges they poisoned James Redd s horse. They confessed claiming revenge after Redd had complained of cruelly beating their child. The couple said the wife added paris green to bran for the poison.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Lewis Winren
James Redd
Redd
Powell Winrow
Bank Officers Sentenced in Bank Wreck Case
In New Orleans Judge Parling of the United States Circuit Court sentenced ex-President Henry Gardes and ex-Cashier Walter W. Girault to eight years each in the penitentiary for wrecking the American National Bank.
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New Orleans
Parling
United States Circuit Court
Henry Gardes
Walter W. Girault
United States Penitentiary
American National Bank
Lumber Fleet Arrives in Toledo Harbor
Thirteen vessels carrying 7,000,000 feet of sawed lumber entered Toledo yesterday for the Peter Lumber Company. Albert Peter, the manager, hurried to supervise unloading as the largest lumber fleet in years ships in.
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Toledo
Peter Lumber Company
Albert Peter
Bold Bandits Escape From Deadwood Bank Theft Chase
The posse pursued outlaws led by Tom Curry after a Belle Fourche bank robbery attempt. Surrounded on the V ranch last night, the men slipped through sentinels as dawn broke, escaping further into the countryside.
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Deadwood
Belle Fourche Bank
V. Ranch
Tom Curry
Johneson County
Wyoming
Two More Firms Sign Up For Space At Amal Association
Pittsburg July 2 two more signed scales have been received at Amal association headquarters. They are from Cincinnati Rolling Mill company Riverside and Marion Tron and Brool company Marion Ind. Ten firms have signed the space to dais.
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Pittsburg
Amalcamated Association
Cincinnati Rolling Mill Company
Riverside
Marion Tron and Brool Company
Marion
Ind
Dais
Two Phases of the Tariff Bill discussed in Senate
Senate debates reciprocity and retaliation in the tariff bill with an open vote time. Sen Allison seeks a final vote arrangement. Sen Teller resists until amendments are submitted. A deadly stabbing occurs at the National Hotel cannery incident, leading to Jones’s murder charge after self defense claim.
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Ase
Mr. Teller
Washington
Senate
Teller
United States
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Delaware
Lindsay
Kentucky
Caffery
Louisiana
Grey
Germany
Austria
Cattery
McEnery
Mills
West
Pettus
White
House of Representatives
Morgan
Chandler
Wellington
Maryland
Charles Jones
National Hotel
John Showell
Thomas
Showell
Jones
Perguson
New Castle
Geneva’s Centennial Celebrated in New Geneva Pa
Geneva’s Centennial marks the town’s 100th birthday in New Geneva Pennsylvania. Albert Gallatin, Washington’s secretary of the treasury and diplomat, founded the town. The John L. Dawson castle Knights of the Golden Eagle oversee events. A day of splendor recalls Lafayette’s visit to Friendship Hill during Gallatin’s era.
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New Geneva
Albert Gallatin
Washington
Friendship Hill
Gallatin
Girls on a Cowcatcher on Kansas and Nebraska Limited
Grace Wilson and Jessie Otts, both 11, clung to the cowcatcher of the Kansas and Nebraska Limited near Nebraska City while fleeing angry parents. The engineer stopped the train after about twenty miles and placed them in a coach. they were taken to the Omaha police station.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas and Nebraska Limited Express
Grace Wilson
Jessie Otts
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska City
Convent Girls Escape From Good Shepherd
Magete Gaffey of Covington aged 1 and Millie Hober of Cincinnati aged 16 escaped from the Convent of the Good Shepherd in Cincinnati by leaping from a fourth story window to a roof. Millie Hober sprained an ankle. companions stayed with her. Police took charge and will investigate claims of starvation hard work and threats of self harm if returned.
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Cincinnati
Magete Gaffey
Covington
Millie Hober
Battle at Metsovo In Ottoman Greek Clash Near Metsovo
Newspapers report a battle near Metsovo between 40 Greek raiders and Ottoman troops. Greek losses were 120 killed with none captured, the remainder fleeing toward Janina, near the Turkish army headquarters at Kypirug.
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Constantinople
Metsovo
Janina
Kypirug
Murdered a Crap Gambler After Middletown Game
Exciting and dramatic struggle ends in fatal stabbing after a game in Middletown Delaware. Alexander Thomas, a Black man, is fatally stabbed following the contest. Police investigate the incident and seek witnesses.
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Middletown
Del
Alexander Thomas
Midsummer trade calm and outturns noted in Dun's weekly
Dun's weekly review reports midsummer vacations lowering orders in many works with slow wage negotiations. It notes Amalgamated Iron strike as a wage-accord issue while Illinois coal miner actions differ. Cotton mills cut prices, iron and steel demand rising yet mills idle. Forecasts show improved demand if tariffs pass and crops drive optimism, with wheat and corn projections and rising wool buying amid mixed price trends.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Amalgamated Iron Workers
Illinois
Virginia
India
Blaet
Seaboard
United States
Canada
Miners Injured In Ferguson Mine Car Accident
In Dunbar Pennsylvania on July 2 Samuel Washington and Hugh Jeffries, mine workers, were hurt when a mine car they controlled broke loose and rushed down the track. Washington was crushed between the car and the wall, while Jeffries was thrown clear and seriously injured.
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Dunbar
Samuel Washington
Hugh Jeffries
Ferguson
Washington
Jeffries
Stock Exchange Governors Protest Tax Plan in Telegram
New York July 2 governors of the Stock Exchange sent a telegram to Washington protesting the proposed tax on stock and bond transactions and urging the Finance Committee of the Senate to grant a hearing.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Hiss
New York
the Stock Exchange Today
Nance Committee of the
Senate
Weather and politics mix in morning briefing
Scattered showers forecast with political notes on tax strike calls and mine labor actions. Reports touch on weather, rail freight wreck, amateur baseball, local court proceedings, and a new telephone project. Includes regional news from Lackawanna and neighboring counties.
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Loval
Leo
Lackawanna
County
Meres
United Mine Workers Order Broad Coal Strike
A national executive board order and district presidents set a July 4 strike for United Mine Workers of America miners. About 100,000 workers may join, aiming to clear markets and push higher living wages, with participation expected from black coal miners and related mine staff.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
National Executive Board
Spring Valley
Mis
Minera
Thie City
Eny
Terre Haute
Ind
Knight
Pittsburg
Patrick Dolan
Miners Organization
United Mine Work
Laurier Reception Hosted by Sir Donald Smith
Sir Donald Smith the Canadian high commissioner hosted a large reception at the Imperial Institute in London last evening in honor of Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier. More than fifteen hundred guests attended as Albani sang during the event.
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London
Donald Smith
Imperial Institute
Wilfred
Lady Laurier
Mine
Albani Sang
Wage Cuts Hit Santa Fe Pacific Workers From Albuquerque to Los Angeles
Shop employees of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad were notified that wages will drop 10 to 15 percent across the line from Albuquerque to Los Angeles, affecting several thousand men.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
The
Atlantic and Pacifico
Los Angeles
Queen Lrot Mines Restart After Two Month Idle Period
Negaunee Michigan reports the Queen Lrot mines have resumed operations on July 2 after about two months idle, employing roughly 275 workers in the reopening effort.
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Negaunee
Mich
Queen Lrot
Shot Kills Stepfather by Two Year Old in Arkansas
Frank Clark aged 2 in Little Hock Ark shot and killed his stepfather who tried to cut him late last night. Police report the incident occurred around July 2 with the child defending himself during the attack.
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Little Hock
Ark
Frank Clark
Weather Forecast for the Middle States and New England
The Herald forecast for New York on July 7 calls for clear weather in the middle states and New England with light to fresh southerly winds and rising temperatures reaching a high in the described section. On Sunday the forecast shows fair and warmer conditions with sultry winds, a potential warm wave, and possible coastal thunderstorms.
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New York
Middle States
New England
Roval
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