Tax questions loom over spirits shipments in California case
In a San Francisco report dated May 1 the Internal Revenue rules rely on a price question tied to the burning of a hip panel and involve California wine and brandy. The piece notes quantities and mentions bonded warehouses and possible penalties, alongside a Dominican banana enterprise seeking a 25 year concession from the U S government and a note on petroleum ventures.
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San Francisco
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Law
Hip Pranel
New Jormer Jast Bataniay
Eutifernia
Tangterted
Thik
Onan Ihn
Bachan &0
Urheis Fm
Ely
Wwe
Drandy
Fave Buods
Jo- Serine
Tarchiman
Baise Bananeas
Washinett
United States
Conaul
Fun Domingn
Durmel
State Department
Bis
Soncesstnn
Kiriune Dea
French Oltigen
Vwlinine
Lareameno
Anaerict Capital
Enerpris
Wis
Vassar May Be Freed If Money Stolen is Recovered
The founder of Vassar College, Rutue & Vase Thratideon, faces embezzlement charges in San Francisco as Mina Duggan claims Vassar stole money. Duggan says the ring was returned from pawn and a friend will help secure $1,500. If the funds are returned, Duggan may not press charges.
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Mina Duggan
San Francisco
Vassar Collee
Low Siaturday
Political coalition aims to unite parties for state campaign
May 1 Sir Donald Smith says steamship links between Canada and Great Britain may resume within two years. Cape Town dispatch reports Chief Tote captured in Bechuanaland, six volunteers executed and returned, at half rate, May 17 18 and 29.
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London
Donald Smith
Associated Press Today
Canada
Great Britain
Tote
Tandon
Cape Town
Mi Bechuanaland
Horse market notes and oddities from around the globe
The report covers a late April commission in the Argentine Republic for buying horses for the cavalry service of the English army. It notes Britain’s reliance on nurses from the US and Canada and European support, plus a local tale of a copperhead snake in Topeka and a London dispatch revealing anonymous donors to a public fund.
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Washington
Baureau
Sayaley
Jett
Argentine Republic
United States
Canada
Europe
Judge Torrey Explains His Bill Before Baltimore Merchants
Judge J Torrey of Wyoming author of the bankruptcy bill named for him explained the measure to Baltimore merchants and financiers on May 12. He called the bill bankruptcy and urged support from the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. Ayers Cherry Pectoral is praised as a cold remedy.
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Torrey
Baltimore
J. Torrey
Wyoming
Congress
Castoria Recalled Mentioned in Jumbled Note
A garbled historical row mentions Camoria Castoria and Castors in a confused sequence about a child and illness. The legible terms include Castoria and Castors with varied mishearings. No clear event, dates, or organizations emerge from the fragment.
State Tax on Judgments Described For Public
The article details a Kansas law taxing judgments including personal judgments held by residents and non residents. It explains tax situs to be in the township where rendered and outlines procedures for notice sale and collection. The piece covers limits on applicability to certain mortgage foreclosures and the roles of township assessors county clerks and county treasurers. It notes expected delinquencies and potential compromises to boost school and public funds.
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O- Helat
State of
Kansas
Seetland
Kunis
Eliy Agaeetor
Sevilon
Lnw
Peranbal
Stoeth
State school bonds loss amount from bad investments
The article outlines a complex toll from bad investments in the permanent school fund. It cites a claimed total loss of 1 900 000 dollars, with delinquent interest totaling 141 404 dollars and various city allocations. Lawrence and Topeka are named in ongoing disputes over chargebacks and legal parity.
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Strykee
City of
Lawrence
Topeka
State institutions receive April care funds from state charity bound
Treasurer PH Dolan today remitted April care and maintenance money to state institutions. Totals include Blind Asylum Kansas City 625.05 for care and 750.12 salaries. Reform School Topeka 1302.20 care and 401.95 salaries. Insane Asylum Winfield 1017 care and 611.26 salaries. Soldiers' Orphans Home Atchison 1275.45 care and 725.15 salaries. Industrial School for Girls Herington 427.09 care and 397.186 salaries. Insane Asylum Topeka 4080.10 care and 3766.54 salaries.
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PH. Dolan
Blind Asylum
Kansas City
Reform School
Topeka
Insane Asylum
Winfield
Atchison
Hetoic
Oxanatomie
Settlement Focus Repeats Role Of Metropolitan Life
Webb McNall continues scrutiny of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York after a Kansas City incident. A $288 policy held by Mrs P S Emery was settled after a letter from George B Woodward, secretary, prompted action. A separate note mentions a major Hood donation of uniforms to the Sons of Veterans Guards at Emporia. In Jackson Louisiana a suspect in a train wreck attempt was captured after a pursuit and found dead near Redwood Bridge.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York
Webb McNall
McNall
George B. Wood Ward
Jusie TL. Dunn
George B. Woodward
Mra P
Emery
Kansas City
Kan
Major Hood
Sons of Veterans’ Guards
Emporia
Death of Senator Frank Wallack in Effingham
The first death among the late legislature is that of Senator Frank Wallack of the Second senatorial district Atchison and Jackson counties He died at his home in Effingham of heart disease He was appointed by Governor Leedy to the Hutchinson reformatory board and will be buried in Effingham tomorrow The funeral will be attended by FB W Elliott and H B Fieharty He was a native of Ohio and a former member of the Seventh Kansas He helped found the Atchison county high school at Effingham He was an auctioneer and worked in furniture and undertaking with his brother
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Frank Wallack
Effingham
Atchison County
Wallack
Atchison
Jackson
Leedy
Hutchinson Reformatory
FB. W. Elliott
H. B. Fieharty
Mr. Wallack
Ohio
Seventh
Kansas
Atchison County High School
EM@ineham
Memorial Day Games Spark G A R Debate
Theodosius Botkin G A R Department Commander urges restraint on public amusements to honor Memorial Day. He seeks to prevent desecration through games while acknowledging many will still attend ball games and other activities on May 30.
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G. A. R. Department
Theodosius Botkin
Grand Army
23 Millions in 26 Years Correction Not One Year
Webb McNall state superintendent of insurance will include figures in the forthcoming annual report showing that in the past 24 years foreign life fire and accident insurance companies have taken from the public, correcting an erroneous claim.
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Webb McNall
Ufe
Fre
Pension misappropriation alleged at Roseburg Soldiers Home
Complaint filed on May 1 alleges home managers withheld pension funds from inmates at Roseburg Soldiers Home. The bureau investigated and exonerated the management, but critics cite legal penalties and policy that redirect pensions to the home treasurer for personal expenses and dependents.
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Soldier Home
Washington
Soldiers
Roseburg
Serioun Cone
Dolaars
Changed Her Mind Then Changed Her Coffee Habit
A woman recounts switching from coffee to Portum coffee after experiencing health concerns and negative factory quality. She notes mornings improved after replacing coffee, praising Portum as nourishing and delicious. The tale argues against abandoning a trusted product for uncertain substitutes.
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Telon
Ana
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