Senate Tariff Bill Changes Amid Trade Treaty Revisions
Debates in the Senate over the revised tariff bill include changes on sugar duties standards and polariscopes tests, reversing prior ad valorem rates and lifting some items to the free list. The measure also revises monopoly provisions, income taxes, and reciprocity treaty terminations, with detailed shifts in iron ore, cast tin, and bananas duties, and a plan to end the McKinley act's reciprocity.
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Breckinridge lecture and odd marriage reveal in Nasuvinns
The Yon WC LP Breckinridge spoke at Gospel Tabernacle in Nasuvinns for a local charity, receiving flowers and claiming no wife. He revealed a secret marriage to Mrs. Winge on April 29, prompting ornate remarks. Also: anti option legislation advances in Washington and a child killed by a 1 year old in Annevinne.
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Arkansas men held for Williams murder near Newkirk
Arkansas City Kansas March 21 Hd McDonald and Albert Johnson were arrested on charges of the assassination of Frank Williams at Newkirk on March 9. Williams was shot through a window during a robbery gone wrong. The two men, tied to other strip murders, were taken to Newkirk for trial. A separate item from New Haven Connecticut reports twenty five Chinese laborers boycotting the First M E Sunday school amid raids on opium dens and confiscation of fan tan props. Mrs Crocker, police sergeant Crocker’s wife, is a teacher in the class and alleged to have tipped off police.
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Johnson faction loses in Democratic Ticket designation case
In Kavaas City Missouri on March 21 the Johnson group and the Cooper Democrats disputed which nominees would be labeled Democratic Ticket for the April 3 election. Recorder Owsley ruled in favor of the Cooper Democrats, deciding the designation.
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Court narrative of Pollard Breckinridge cross examination
Miss Pollard testifies about early meetings with Colonel Breckinridge in Cincinnati and Lexington. She details flattery, promises, and a secret marriage, describes letters and suitors, and recalls a pivotal house visit with Breckinridge while defense questions seek to establish character and credibility amid intense courtroom pressure.
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Mr Robinson
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Madeline Vivian Pollard
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McKane’s Tool In Canaan Sparks City Rumor
Justice Sutherland of Brooklyn, convicted in the McKane matter and who vanished last week, is reportedly in this city. Forfeiting his ball, he remains at large as officials pursue confirmation of his presence and status.
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Cripple Creek Mine Strike Triggers Militia Deployment
Colorado militiamen rush to Cripple Creek as miners move on the Victor mine at Altman driving workers away. One deputy sheriff is shot and three captives are taken into the mountains while governor orders cavalry and infantry to the scene and Denver militia to mobilize. The national guard heads toward Altman to quell the unrest.
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Bank cashier Crawford arrested on bank failure charges
Crawford, cashier of the American National Bank, arrested by Deputy Marshal W T Brown on warrants from Bank Examiner Latimer for false statement of bank condition as of January 1 1892 and for embezzlement. Bound over for a preliminary hearing March 24 with a $5,000 bond. Shortage reportedly over $30,000, with connections to other dealings and a large theater building. Depositors secured but stockholders face heavy losses.
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Ilo
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Trawford Uwine Owned & Dry Goods Establishment
Boston
American National
Denver War Waite Seeks Supreme Court Sanity Ruling
Governor Waite orders end to his city conflict and submits the dispute with police commissioners to the state supreme court for determination. Police and deputy sheriffs still hold city hall as calls mount for sanity examination by doctors Eglridge Pfeiffer and Lemon.
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Revolution Message from Irish National League of America
William Lyman issues a manifesto condemning parliamentary methods and urging revolution to restore Ireland’s rights. It accuses Gladstone and Rosebery of betrayal, recalls parliamentary attempts from 1793 to 1870, and calls for united action and deeds over rhetoric to achieve independence and a blaze of glory. God save Ireland.
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Roseberry
Polygamist James Brown Again Faces Notoriety Across States
Detroit reports James Wellington Brown, a polygamist with a Michigan record of twenty six wives and rumours of more, has resurfaced after escaping a six year prison sentence in Jackson. Four local women knew him, two in the same ward. Letters from a Buffalo wife reached a victim in Detroit, revealing Brown’s escape and ongoing travels after marriages in Iredonia and subsequent desertions.
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Buffalo
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Iredonia
Utah and Arizona territorial admission debate in senate
Washington March 19 Senator Hill joins Western colleagues in urging quick committee action on the Utah and Arizona bills noting Utah’s population and wealth are sufficient for admission and urging committee discussion while Faulkner favors a measured pace. Denver cabinet discusses General McCorkle report and troop movement safeguards to protect government property with possible further aid only on Governor request.
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Insured Anarchists Paid Death Benefits in Paris
The Gaulois reports anarchists received ten thousand dollars for Vaillant s death after his guillotining for a bomb in the chamber of deputies. It notes Pauwels killed by a premature blast in the Madeline church and Henry who threw a bomb in a cafe is also insured.
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Call for a Trade Congress in Wicira Kansas
Jon George W. Clement president of the Board of Trade issued a call for a South and West trade congress to be held in Wicira on April 17. The aim is to establish closer relations between the West and South and to devise ways to facilitate that connection.
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