Changes in Wilson tariff revisions reach Senate finance panel
Tariff amendments reported to the Senate Finance Committee outline broad changes across sugar, whisky, iron, and textile duties with several items moving from free to taxed lists. The bill forecasts limited implementation starting June and possible further alterations in conference. The income tax provisions remain, expanding to all income sources and broadening tax bases for corporations and trusts.
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Wilson
Tarmington
Senate Finance
Senate
Wilson Bill
Wilson Hill
Wilson Bil
United States
Trade Review Says Wastness Is Improving
Don and Bradstreet report moderate improvement in business activity with rising production in many industries but confidence wanes. Manufacturing shows mixed gains in iron, textiles, and woolens, while boots and shoes fall short of a year ago. Domestic trade improves in some regions, yet overall demand softens as wages decline and consumers cut back.
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Lina
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Bewuteville
Bradstreets Siow
South Western
Jealous Hoosier Kills Wife After Quarrel in Petrie Case
In Logansport Indiana on May 10 Philip Petrie was found dead on a Wabash track with his head severed, a suspected self-inflicted act after quarreling with his wife Mary. Police found a note mentioning jealousy and a plan to separate, while Mary Petrie’s body was found days later in a room with evidence of a violent struggle and strangulation. The note urged communication to their children and hinted at disgrace, with the couple’s motives tied to marriage and fidelity.
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Ind
Petrie
Marlee
Pollo Petrie
Faust
Tieaeen
War at Eagle Ends as Talks with Authorities Resume Work
In Charleton West Virginia Marcel requests a committee from United Mine Workers to unite the strikers under one body. A conference at Eagle includes striker representatives and the secretary and other officials. Mines likely resume. operators demand strict wage reductions. Company K, of droid this city, has returned. Affairs now recorded as settled regarding riots.
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Charlraton
W. Va
Marcel
United Mine Laborers
Organlaa
Eagle
Wreck Kills Two Women on railroad near Tallete
News reports a southbound passenger train on East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia derailed a buggy occupied by Mrs GW Andress and Mrs Strong near Tallete. Mrs Strong died from injuries while Mrs Andreas was seriously injured. Passengers assisted after the crash.
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Kailroad
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Tennessee
Virginian
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Tallete
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Doubtful land grants spark commission review in Upper Michigan
In Michigan the State Commissioner of General Laws ruled that about 600 acres in the Upper Peninsula were wrongly approved for a land grant to the Wortage Lake and Lake Superior Ship Canal Co. The act’s terms had reclassified lands as real prior to the grant, so the approval lacked legal authority and should be set aside. Separately, Armour planned a 100000 endowment to San Francisco public schools for a boys trade school open to all public school eligible students. In Kansas, suffrage organizers announced two day county meetings starting May 4 with speakers including Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Lane Chapman Catt. Also in Michigan, Professor Kell Bower was found dead in a woodshed, cause undetermined.
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Lamoreux
Tate
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Wortage Lake & Lake Superior Ship Canal
Ainsral
Lampreux
Sith
Apmone
San Francisco
Philip D. Armour
San Vraneinee Publlic
Armour
California
Worms
Stump Kaneas
Torkka
Kan
Laura M. Johns
Susan I, Anthony
Mrs. Johns
Carrie Lane Chapman
Pension Bill Passes House With 151,000,000 for Veterans
After five days of debate the pension appropriation bill carrying 151,000,000 was passed Wednesday afternoon without a division. The debate centered on the commissioner of pensions and alleged suspensions. most amendments were defeated as germane.
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Pickler
Enloe
Lochren
Outhwaite
Committee of the Whole
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Big Land Slide Halts Coal Train in Pennsylvania
March 9 Pennsylvanians report a heavy landslide near Kennamie west of Pittsburgh swept engine 277 and five cars from the Pittsburgh Youngstown Ashtabula line into the Beaver River. Engineers M Hablard Phrenan George Jones and brakeman Thomas Teed escaped with minor injuries as hundreds of tons of earth covered the tracks delaying traffic for hours.
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Phrenan George Jones
Mrakeman Thomas Teed
Sought death together ended in Howe from Polson to San Francisco
Dr J J Leek a well known dentist and Miss Alice Aldersley of Napa were found in Leek's room at the city hospital with gas turned on. Both were in a dying state from narcotic poison and Miss Aldersley died about 1:00 am while Dr Leek remained in a precarious condition. The case is surrounded by mystery but investigators believe both undertook poison with intent.
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Polson San Franciscn
March
J. J. Leek
Alice Aldersley
Napa
City Hospital
Leek
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Murder Near Jeffersonville Rocks Claims of Robbery
Jeyrenosville Indiana March 0 William Bowman was murdered by highwaymen Tuesday night near St Josephs Hill fifteen miles from here. Bowman rode from town to St Josephs Hill on business in his buggy via New Albany. His body lay on the road with an abdomen wound and his pockets rifled. There is no clue and Officer aided in the search for the assassin.
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William Bowman
St Joseph’s Hil
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Ile
St Joseph's Hill
New Albany
Bank Robbery Yields 1900. Vault Dyke Blown Open
A Kansas bank was burgled on Tuesday night with dynamite used to crack the safe. About 1500 dollars were taken from the vault while the chest containing 10000 dollars remained unopened. Private boxes were rifled and 2600 in stamps stolen from a postmaster’s box. Meanwhile a Michigan farmer, N S Nixon, was cremated after his grain barn burned, with stock losses reported. A Senate bill allocating 45000 for reclaiming the warship Kearsarge passed with a 10000 cap if the project failed.
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Postaster Holmes
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Congressional probe targets Judge Jenkins and strike orders
The House Judiciary Committee to investigate Judge Jenkins over injunctions against labor leaders and Northern Pacific employees from aiding or participating in a strike. Notices go to named labor officers and employees enjoined, with option for Jenkins to appear or send counsel. The inquiry also cites correspondence and protests from labor groups and railway unions.
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Wilson
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Dan Coughlin Denies Guilty Knowledge in Cronin Case
The report notes Daniel Coughlin’s acquittal by a second jury on charges related to the Cronin murder. He denies any knowledge of Cronin’s death, calling the case a political rite and criticizing public opinion as unsatisfied with the verdict. The article also mentions related Oklahoma land case fallout and regional incidents, including an elderly couple’s fatal fire in Develan and Michigan peach bud frost concerns.
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