Tariff Bill Passes House With 217 to 161 Vote
The House approved the Payne tariff bill by 217 to 161 and adopted Norris Nebraska’s amendment adding a 1 percent ad valorem duty on crude oil. Fordney’s amendment to strike the countervailing duty on lumber also passed. Florida Democrat Clark denounced Bryan as a Populist leader. The House set a three o’clock vote for April 9 after limiting debate and amendments. Senate confirmed Charles D. Norton of Chicago as assistant secretary of the treasury and he was sworn in immediately.
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House of Representatives
House
Norris
Nebraska
Fordney
Clark
Florida
William J. Bryan
Senaty
Charles Dyer Norton
Chicago
the Treasury
Mr. Norton
Salvation Army celebrates Gen William Booths eightieth birthday
Worldwide observances mark Gen William Booths eightieth birthday founder of the Salvation Army. Andrew Carnegie donates 200000 to Hamilton College recognizing Senator Root for international peace.
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William Booth
Salvation Army
Andrew Carnegie
Hamilton College
Senator Root
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Colon
Fort de France
Martinique
Theodore Roosevelt
Messina
Govs
Harmon
Ohio
Marshall
Indiana
New Yark
John G. Milburn
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis
Knox
Wada and
Sakai
International Art Jury selects 2501 paintings for New York exhibit
The International Art Jury finished selecting 2501 paintings from 622 submitted for a Carnegie Institute show opening Founder's Day April 24 in New York. Separate items note a murder case in Plaquemine Louisiana, a divorce decree affirmed in New York, and various tropical, weather, and political events.
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Carnegie Institute
New York
Fabian F. Bouvy
Red Yuni Ingen
Sudge Schwing
Plaquemire
Afrs
Boyle
Loeb
American Sugar Refining Company of New York
Jessie Keene Taylor
James R. Keene
Talbot J. Taylor
Supreme Court of New York
Iowa House
Special Investigating Committee
State Board of Control
Phiotonga
Moorea
Mariposa
San Francisco
Kokomo
Ind
Clara Gammons
Aberdeen
Miss
Taft
White House
United States
Laporte
Benjamin Brandt
Theodore Roosevelt
Messina
Turbulent era news with trials and transfers
A chaotic scan lists trials of murder charges against Mrs. Sampson and a not guilty verdict for Harry Sampson. wreck salvage on Lake Erla. banquet speeches by Secretary of War Dickingon. a bank and trust firm closure. and forest bureau layoffs as work shifts to field districts.
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St Nis
Els
Allyn’ Sampson
Dickingon
Hamiliton. Club
Chicago
Knapp, Brothers of
Bingampton
Forestry
Masonic Order
Los Angeles
Mexico
Justine Masonic Lodge
New York City
Oliver Bray
Danube
Vienna
Industry
Wilson
New York Central Railroad
Africa
Roosevelt
Hadley
Missouri
St Louis
Fairbanks
Hawaii
France
Castro
Venezuela
Fort de France
Martinique
John Anderson
Aurora
Ill
Charles Bellew
Des Moines
Esmeralda County
Nevada
Wiliam J. Bryan
Washington
Jeffries
Detroit
Willie Hotchkiss
Harper
Kane
George Nichols
Lexington
Hal Chase
James P. Whitla
Willie Whitla
Sharon
Atlantic City
Charles McConnaughy
Monticello
Citizens’ National Bank
United States
Covington
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Frank W. Lyle
City Bank
Dowagiac
Mich
Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Iowa City
J. M. Ross
Jessie Staley
Paxton
Minnesota Senate
Burrows
Taft
Kalamazoo
Clebaugh
Suse
Br.obalea H. English
Iowa Close of Thirty Third General Assembly Portrait
Fight over liquor bills sparked a raucous close as lawmakers departed Des Moines. Senators and representatives left the capitol amid cheers, songs, and flying waste baskets. The moon and Mammill temperance bills failed in the House while the Senate passed a primary ballot reform. adjournment followed amid laughter and farewell gestures.
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Inés
Bilence
Iowa ‘House
Senate
Thirtythird General Assembly
Des Moines
House
Clarke
Larrabee
Carroll
Feeley
Harding
Sullivan
Seeley
Iowa
Hunter
Seeley-Newberry
Congress
Mammill
Arms van Houten
State House
Legislative notes mix with rail and mine bills
A review of financial claims shows unpaid fees totaling $21,545 with specific rail and meatpacking company dues listed. Legislation includes bans on liquor on trains, railroad penalties, and a gypsum mine bill approved by the Senate with expanded mine inspection. The House also debates hospital funding and wage increases for public workers.
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Marshalltown
University of Iowa
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Frank LeBron
Keokuk
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Colfax
Philiyplug
War Department
Washington, D. C
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Army of the Philippines
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Albion
Frank Kuusek
Ely
Ku- Hsek
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Thomas Hill
Clear Lake
Joseph Pitker
Hill
Charles Webb
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Big White
Brice
Failadelphia
Salat Nihal Singh
Eldora
Homie
India
Afri
Isis
Muscatine
Eink Tovhis
Iti
Buin
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Cigut
Joachim, Spahi
Lof Pleasantville
Jona Bentshek
Vaclav Benishek
Chelsea
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Vw. M. Wellburn
Post Office
Perry
James
Jimmy” Hill
Ottumwa
Burlington
Fry
Knoxville
Winterset
N. C. Lucas
Isaac Welton
Sweetland
B. C. Miller
Benham
Jacob Wurtle
Belle Plaine
Daniel Rusk
W. H. Petersmeyer
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Hampton
Robert M. Bagley
Dike
Grundy County
Cedar Raplas
Aldenbridge
Chamberlain Machine Work
Waterloo
Thirty Second General Assembly
Cheokee
Independence
Senate Chamber
Thirty-fourth
General Assembly
Towa
Byééa
Adi Thade
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Terminal Company
Atchison
Toneka & Santa Fe Ry Co
Alingtes
Cudahy Packing Co
Aling ‘Fei
Chicago Great Western
Ry. Co
Chicago New York & Boston Refrigerator Company
Northerd Railway Company
The
Palman’ Company
Swift Refrigerator Company
Union Pacific Railway “Company
House of” Representative
John Bullivan
Cg, Nye
Governor’s Office
Secretary of State
Swift
Railroad Commission
Ford
Sim
Webster County
Callins
Kngxville
Pocahontas
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