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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1902

Page

9

Payne Announces Cuban Reciprocity Bill Set for Monday

Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means Committee announced a special meeting for Monday at 11 am to consider the Cuban reciprocity bill granting 20 percent tariff concessions to Cuba. He indicated sufficient Republican support plus possible Democratic votes would allow reporting the measure without minority aid.

Ways and Means Washington Payne Ways and Means Committee Representative Babcock Wisconsin

Lord Wolseley Sails for Cape Colony Mission Private

Rumor linked Lord Wolseley with a South African government mission. The British House of Commons stated his lordship’s trip is private and has no connection to the war in South Africa.

Joseph K. Wood United States Alaska Wood Lord Wolseley Cape Town South Africa House of Commons

Government orders curb veterans political activity

President disputes department order restricting Union veterans from joining or aiding veterans groups or their committees to influence legislation. Secret Service notes a deceptive new $5 national bank note in circulation printed on two pieces of per with fiber between. House committees plan field visit to Cleveland and Toledo to inspect government buildings needs. Census expert Wilcox and ethnology official Mc Gee testified on commerce and labor department structuring. Sulloway drafts pension bill to grant $5,000 annually to McKinley widow, with forthcoming presentation.

Union Veterans’ Union United States Grand Army of the Republic Secret Service Unionational Bank of New Orleans House Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds Cleveland Toledo Walter F. Wilcox Cornell W. J. McGee Bureau of Ethnology House Committee On Commerce Department of Commerce and Labor Sulloway House Committee On McKinley

Judd's Third Wife With Him in West When He Was Shot

A reference notes that Mr Judd married his third wife years ago in this county and that she accompanied him in the West at the time of the shooting.

Mr. Judd

Democratic substitute for Philippine measure controversial plan

Senate Philippines committee members propose a substitute to relinquish sovereignty while the United States keeps naval and coaling stations until a local government is formed. A 300 member English speaking convention would draft a constitution within a year in Manila, with guaranteed rights and neutrality accords with major powers. Full amnesty granted to island inhabitants.

Washington Senate Committee On the Philippines United States Philippine Archipelago Spain Manila Kingdom of Spain Archipelago Great Britain Germany France

Report on wrecked City Savings Bank assets filed in Detroit

The Union Trust Company as receiver filed the first report on the bank assets, showing total liabilities of 3,274,523.41 and assets appraised at 1,974,427.97. It notes outstanding certified checks of 662,500 and seeks court permission to sue stockholders for the full liability. The appraisers cite unappraised assets including an $11,590 overdraft by F C Andrews, and say they cannot value them. The receiver aims to declare a dividend soon, pending court decisions on depositors’ claims, certified checks, and set-off rights.

Detroit Union Trust Company City Savings Bank Frank C. Andrews

Navy considers sickness and foreign enlistment issues

The subcommittee recommended a bill after long debate. Admiral Barker reports only seventeen illness cases aboard the battleship Illinois, a nominal percentage, with most cases due to grip. Two Chinese and a Japanese sailors face naval court considerations, with options including discharge under an old statute for undesirable personnel.

Navy Department United States Naval Court Navy Orientals Service United States

Victim in Las Vegas Killing Identified as Local Pioneer

AT SCOTT Kan March 9 J 5 who was killed at Las Vegas New Mexico by Mrs Walker was a pioneer resident of this county where he owns several farms He also owns several over in Allen county For years farms he ran excursions into this country Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis remains will be...

Scott Kan J. 5 Las Vegas N. M Walker This County Allen County Kansas City Fort Scott Memphis Te Hall

Receiver to Appraise Securities From Andrews

The report notes the receiver has received several securities from Frank C. Andrews. An appraisal will be conducted and a further report issued at a later date with details on the claims and amounts to be allocated.

Frank C. Andrews

Stolen Postage Stamps Lead to Bernstein Arrest in Columbus

Julius Bernstein, a Columbus pawnbroker, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Albert Bauer on a charge of receiving stolen postage stamps. Bernstein pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Alexander H. Johnson and posted a $10,000 bond. The stamps, allegedly from Canal Winchester Post Office, may tie to the nationwide Anderson postoffice robberies, with possible Chicago connections. The case involves checks used to pay for the stamps and a total value around two thousand dollars.

Columbus Julius Bernstein United States Albert Bauer Postoffice J. H. Oldfield Bernstein Alexander H. Johnson Anderson Postoffice

Five men in barn loft fight. one dies from gunshot near Murphysboro

In Carbondale Illinois five men fought in a barn loft near Gart side mines about midnight. One man died today from a gunshot wound. Four suspects held deny knowledge of the dead, named as Charles Herson Toronto Tennessee John Le Demitt Nashville Tennessee C F Hyatt Dubois Louisiana and Thomas Curley Champaten Illinois.

Carbondale Ill Gartside Mines Murphysboro Charles Herson Toronto Tenn John le Demitt Nashville C. F. Hyatt Dubois, la Thomas Curley Champaten

Inaugural Guidance on U S Forces Withdrawal

Officers under the Philippine constitution state that the President must ensure the armed forces of the United States are withdrawn from the archipelago as speedily as possible.

United States

Commerce figures show Philippine imports rise 21 percent

Washington report from March 29 details a War Department comparison of Philippine trade for ten months to Oct 31, 1911 and 1910. Imports reached 24.34 million versus 20.15 million. exports 20.88 million versus 19.87 million, signaling 21 percent import growth and 8 percent export growth. US-origin trade also up. imports from the U S total 2.905 million and exports to the U S 3.505 million. A later item notes a court martial of First Lieutenant James H. Aldrich for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, with dismissal approved.

Washington Edwards Division of Insular Affairs War Department Philippines United States James H. Aldrich Philippine Scouts Malabon Luzon

Poisoned Candy Claims Life of Milford Girl

Ethy Blunt a twelve year old girl is reported to have died in Milford Indiana after consuming a highly colored candy. Two physicians failed to save her life. The tragedy involved the child of Mr and Mrs G C Blunt. The incident occurred on March 3.

Milford, In Blunt G. C. Blunt

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