Senate to vote on income tax next Monday afternoon
Washington July 2 The Senate agreed to vote on the income tax at 1 o clock next Monday afternoon after a long debate over minimum and maximum rate provisions. Senator Aldrich outlined a substitute and discussed tariff changes while critics urged limits on presidential treaty powers and nonpartisan tariff commissions.
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Senate
Mr. Aldrich
House
Warhington
Bionday Aftternoon
Beater Brown
Ramutor Aldrich
Brown
McLaurin
Aldrich
United States
Renate Committee Em Finance
Giscrimiosie Agate
Irene
France
Why Clergymen Should Aid Woman's Suffrage
Beauty July 2 reports from the American Women's Suffrage Association convention. Mrs Rachel Poster Avery led petitions for amending the submission of the fifteenth amendment and urging allied voting, while Lucretia Mlinkenbarg chaired the committee on station and New York’s Mrs Mary Craiglent noted church work. Clergymen’s support was argued to advance social reform and curb perceived evils, though public opinion and state actions varied.
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Rachel Poster Avery
Cratling Coven
Tre
Elite Dhahta
Chatrman Lucretia Mlink
Reentoy
Ee Yenort
Pena Potmtnissian
Aspeta
Minvatines
Prail Sept
Yellow Fever Proliferation in Cuba Alarms Officials
Reports warn of a renewed yellow fever outbreak in Cuba with authorities scrambling to control transmission. Public health warnings reference health facilities and travel concerns, noting potential spillover to the United States as hospitals and officials monitor cases and implementation of measures.
Lumber contracts issued by cabal commission for 8 million feet
Beattle, Was July. With the part ten age, contracts for 8,000,000 feet of lumber have been placed with Washington rains by the Ethaiae ca bal cvisisission. The commonion is fit In the mar ket for a tarme Gu entity of lumber. It will be opened July 14 end 19. This lumber data be need in re paiing oot en flat cars. The United States engineers' office tor the weak piacnd an order wit h Beatle mill for 463,000 feet of lum ber for detlery et Manila.
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Beattle
Washington
Ethaiae Cabal
Sida Om
United States Engineers
Piacnd
Beatle Mill
Detlery Et
Manila
Lockjaw Death From Toy Pistol Incident at Fourth of July
In Kanan City on July 1 Thelma A Hogan 26 died from lockjaw after a toy pistol discharged while her son Wilbur and another family member tried to handle it. The weapon went off as a mother attempted to clean it. authorities note dangerous toy guns cause severe injuries. Public sentiment blames criminal carelessness and warns fathers about toy firearm safety.
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Kanan City
Desta
Kansag City
Thelma A. Hogan
Wilbur
Segana
Hia
Paree
Kansas
Hoean
Baby crosses ocean in porcelain bath tub mystery
Fragmented OCR text recounts a bizarre story of a baby allegedly traveling by porcelain bath tub across an ocean or sea. The readable lines are garbled with names and places, lacking coherent dates or outcomes.
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Baby
Prominent Lo Amneles Man Killed By Auto
Ambiguous OCR fragment reports a prominent Lo Amne les man killed by an automobile. The readable text mentions a noted local figure and an auto incident with unclear names. other details are unreadable.
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AUTO
Border Conflicts Prompt Inquiry by Commission
Reports show Liberian border encroachments extending twenty five miles inland from the established line. Liberia admits border officers were urged to retire and states readiness to withdraw as tensions rise. Commission hearings in London drew attention to the dispute and the colonial authorities.
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Lberiana
Comenisato
London
Postmaster Not A Bosger In Local Heist
July 3 in Drrango Mesteo Daniel Chertilla, portcuaater at Manta Merle del Oro, shot during a robbery of his office that netted about $10,000 months earlier. Police findings today counter the belief that the postmaster assisted the robbers or hid the body to aid the crime, and reveal a different sequence leading to the incident.
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Drrango
Panic in crowded Detroit store injures many
A panic at a crowded Woodward Avenue and State Street department store caused numerous injuries as shoppers surged toward exits during opening day. Reported chaos saw several women and children injured, with one child fatally hurt. Police and bystanders helped calm the mob once the danger was clarified as not a fire.
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Detroit
Woodward
Baer
Noor
Former actress to study for the opera in New York
Former actress Miss Chesebrough, now Mrs. Ty Hand Ty Motineaus, plans to study music in New York after trials related to the murder case of Mrs. Kate Adame Mawifi. Wallace J. Schott, formerly Mes., arranged the study in Sing Sing cottage during the retrials, and Motineaus later went to South Dakota for a divorce from Schott, who acted as her attorney in the action.
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New York
Ge Hone
Wallace J, Schott
Ty Hand Ty Motineaus
Motireaus
Kate Adame
Mawifi
Thinrke
Cheseborouch
Sing Sing
South Dakota
Schott
Oranconburg Felon Faces Acquittal Certainty
Fragmented report notes a defendant tied to a 19 fare charge and a letter claimed from the late Grover Giese. Proceedings suggest possible acquittal, with references to Brandenbirg carta and local officials. Evidence details remain unclear in the readable fragments.
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Tagagie Artier
Pyne Tees
Este
Grover Giese Land
Covouig Amity
Mendames Rhep
Caliene
Tata
Two Women Donate 4a75 To Conscience Fund
Two women contribute 4a75 to a conscience fund amid a jumble of garbled text. The article references a campaign and mentions a person named Heatran and a mayoral or local activist context. Names are unclear due to OCR errors but the core action is the donation to the conscience fund.
Eight Men Shot in Battle Between Sheriff Posse and Ex Convict
In Tons Ore a sheriff's posse fought ex convict T. G. Earhart who had been released from prison. Earhart surrendered after ammunition ran out. Wounded included Deputy Walter Carzon and W. H. Escue of Portland with several others seriously hurt. Farhart previously jailed for attempted murder and alleged to have drawn a knife on a rival. A wagon depot incident led to a separate pursuit and firing, with bystander injuries reported.
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T. G. Farhart
W.H. Escue
Nan
Portland
Metuters
Earheart
Farhart
William Clark
Joeps Beebely
John Johnson
Ler
Sherif Walter Carzon
Charles Ritchie
W. H. Becur
T. G. Earhart
Earhart
FE. Billler
Harbart
Walker
Eberiit W. C. Cassen
Harheart
Goveral
Feelog
Berera
Facuo
Earbrant
Heppatt
Farheart
Forty-Two Attempts Death by Own Action Reported
In San Francisco July a woman identified as Kate Powers made forty two suicide attempts using chloroform and hanging. She survived each time after hospital treatment and remains under care while authorities review her case and the circumstances surrounding the repeated self harm attempts.
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San Francisco
Satf
Eight Night Rider defendants remanded for new trials
The Supreme Court remanded for new trials eight defendants tied to the Night Rider case. Six face death sentences for the murder of Captain Quentin Ranken at Walnut Log, October 29. Issues cited include improper grand jury panel selection and insufficient challenge since the defendants had only one peremptory challenge. The eight were to be returned to custody as efforts proceed.
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Sam Applewhite
Tid Button
Roy Nansem
Tad Marts
Bob Jufmen
Munner
Eec
Dodee
Jonsn
Abe
DREWERS AND DIESTILLERS SUFFER ENORMOUS LOSSES
Local business reports show Milwaukee area brewers and distillers suffered large losses in the year ending June 29. The Internal Revenue report notes a total revenue drop of about 225000 dollars, largely due to reduced beer output. Receipts for the year dropped from 174108 to a lower figure, reflecting a sharp fall in production and sales across the sector.
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Mibwaukes
Wie
Jamoun
Busine
Siatiera
Ary
Leer
Geer Akrmy Ag
Fle
Enor
Four Found Dead After Farmhouse Murder Suspect Unknown
A farmer near Aberteen and his daughter were found murdered, believed to be killed by a tramp seeking a large sum of money hidden in the Christie home. The death was discovered when Shen doh T. Hoynans, father of the Awahn wan dajo, went to visit.
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Aberteen
Cortette
Tewish
Moral training critique sparks debate on discipline and youth
A 19th century reform discussion chaired by committee members Greenkoet and Marre condemns corrupt morals tied to lax discipline. Speakers from Kansas City Milwaukee and New London call for strong parental, teacher, and government action to restore virtue, citing widespread social unrest and the need for moral training in schools.
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Balan
Promalis
Utea
Thera
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