Opinion on tax for foreign stock and case actions
Lansing and Detroit items note attorney general guidance on taxing foreign corporate stock held by Michigan residents, a club banquet date discussion for the Michigan club, a murder arraignment of William M. Jones, a mandamus denial for venue in a water supply case, a special session for Mason courthouse plans, local obituaries, and appointments in St Clair county. Also diary of medical testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Oren
State Tax Commission
Michigan
Detroit
Michigan Club
Corliss
State Supreme Court
Chrenl Aulge Walcot
Grand Rapids
Thomas PF. McGarry
Mason
Chinese Exclusion Bill Scrapped for Platt Substitute
Washington April 16 debate on the Chinese exclusion bill neared conclusion. A final vote on the bill and amendments was set for today. The Senate rejected the drastic original measure and adopted a Platt substitute broadening the exclusion to all areas under U S jurisdiction with limited conditions and certificates of identification for Chinese in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific States
Senate
Platt
United States
Natal
Roosevelt Vetoes Pension Bill for Civil War Officer
President Roosevelt sent to the house a veto of the pension bill for Lieutenant Thomas F. Walter of a Pennsylvania volunteer regiment. Records show Walter was cashiered by general court martial for disobedience on picket duty, and inscribing his name on the pension roll would condone a serious offense by a commissioned officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Thomas F. Walter
Pennsylvania
War Department
Ocean Liner Unite A Transatlantic Shipping Combine Formed
A British American and German shipping combination is arranged involving White Star, Dominion, and Leyland lines. No change in flag or major management. The joint venture unites three major lines to operate as a single transatlantic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
White Star
Doeminion and
Leyland Lines
Tie Juiet
Recount of early 1900s US congressional actions and events
Washington dispatches show debate on Cuban reciprocity and tariff changes, with vote tallies and procedural battles. Reports cover West Point funding, agricultural appropriations, and a proposed reciprocal trade pact with Cuba, plus local disasters, court rulings, and notable deaths.
River Steamer City of Pittsburg Burned Near Mound City
Cairo April 1 The wide wheel steamer City of Pittsburg on the Cincinnati Memphis run burned to the water edge at Turver Landing near Olmstead Illinois. Initial reports say 65 lives lost and many injured. Passengers leaped into water as flames surged, boats fought the blaze, and rescue efforts continued with crews hauling passengers to safety. Among the victims named are Mrs. Tannie McCullum of Leavenworth Kansas and Pat Burr of Uweiebolen Kentucky.
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Cairo
Til
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Memphis
Turver's Landing
Olmstead
Mound City
Pavieah
Hell
Oliver Phillipe
Tieir
Dantes
Herald
Tannie McCullum
Leavenworth
Pat Burr
Uweiebolen
Tee Tee River
Wintine
Thome
Capt
Woeeley Does
Cneinnat
Mise Marie Liselim
Catinettun
Sheere
China
Eeorch
Electric Bitters Promised Against Malaria and Ailments
A historic ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for malaria and related ailments. It includes testimonials from John Charleston of Byenville, Ohio, praising relief and typhoid prevention, with further mentions of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Fold's Kidney Cure sold by Sharrar & Mulholland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Charleston
Byenville
Sharrar & Mulholland
Dr. Caldwell
Sharrar & Mulholand
Jury finds Meg Stanley not guilty in Th Heth murder case
The jury returned a not guilty verdict for Meg Marie Stanley an 18 year old on trial for the killing of James Th Heth a war veteran after a week long hearing in the vicinity of Grand Haven Penit prospect near Apell 21 shows favorable crop outlook for Otawa county with new orchards planted on lands once deemed worthless Mining circles in Sault Ste Marie report activity and plans for extensive development on Lake Superior north shore with substantial capital investments in Michigan cities and holdings
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Onawa
Kan
Norit
Meg
Marie Stanley
James Th Heth
Grand
Sault Ste. Marie
Miehipiouton
Lake Superior
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Humphreys
B. S. Webb
Alina
Mich
Amos Pratt
B. W. Ellison
State-st
Jay Alverson
C. H. Decker
Alma, Mich
Coldwater
Kate Zivlenski
Larsing
Hike
Harvey Tappan
Port Huon
St. Clair County
M. L Scarbough
Hebron
Wyrns Drs. Kennedy & Keagan
America
Trnnage
Drs. Kennedy
Kergan
Shelby ST
Smich
McClure
Booth ‘Yarrington
Indiana
Standard Oil
Tar. Bell
Napoleon
Lincoln
John LA Farge
Michelangelo
Raphael
Rembrand
Mr. Dooley
Lis
Chicago
William Allen White
Tillman, Platz
Cleveland
Clara Morris
Salvini
Bernhandtt
Mrs. Siddons
Wall Street
The
Michigan Woods
Josephine Dodge Daskam
Emmy Lou
George [Madden Martin
Seer Feee Teany Addeow
Agth Street
New York
Mit
Senator Hour
Mass
Séniier Moreau
Aetiate
Gill
Philip
Pine
Witgeten
Friends of the Sudan
Cielman
Mwe
Unite States
Cuba
Seid
West Point
Kila Seren
Tithele
Okla
Oklahorma
Sefi Peruse
Neat Lever
Janes Dihnenn
Wis
Aguilera
Pontractoe Reed
Moontaby
Lome
Little Gret
Virago
William Cirle
Thirty-ninth Street
Waverly
Kelley
Louis Muse
Anamosa
Chidige
Apr
Meat Trust
Trust
Mind
Chieage
Charles K. Fase
Engine Company No. 20
Clyeure Plaice
North Pauling Street
Barrie Kermte
Palme
Cabs, Mavens
Elee Palma
Ciba Sanday
Ill
Vered
Sewarty
Miany
Democratic Party
New York City
Mimita
Acre
Sharrar & Slalhat
DR. Fenner
Donner
Ieee
St.vitus
Geo. Elias
Alma
Chichester
Earl
Vermeulen
Bridgeport
Com
C. A. Kipp
St. Louis
Florida Limited
Laviville
Washile R
Jacksonville
ST. Augustine
Florida
L. Stone
Pass Agr
Louisville
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