Shaw on the Tariff Would Extend Drawback for Export Goods
Secretary Shaw argues for liberalizing refunds on duties paid for raw materials used in making goods for export. He proposes extending the drawback system to hides, tin cans, Swedish iron ore, and coal, to encourage labor demand and trade, while urging focused schedules and amendments rather than full tariff revision.
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Shaw
Do Rendy
Kapublean
Lis
Treasury Department
France
Brill
United States
Aligon
Friends of the Tariff
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Across Newspapers
Notice states that marriage and death notices may be inserted simultaneously without extra charge in multiple morning papers including The New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier and more as available upon application and telegraphing.
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Washington
Wirl
NEW York Times
Haltimore Hieratd
Boston Glose
Usefalo Calrier
Hincinsate Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Pilavelmhia Public Ledger
Pimsburg
Dispatch
Provilesce Journal
Roghester
Werald
ST. Lnuia
LICENSED TO MARRY. Fultannan N Y and others cited
A fragmented marriage license notice lists multiple names and places including Fultannan N Y and Mam Fagan with various individuals connected. The text includes dates around November and references to Navy personnel and local addresses, signaling a compiled social or legal notice section.
Health Office Record of Local Residents and Ages
Fragmented OCR lists names and ages of local residents connected to health facilities and hospitals. Entries include Teresa Hrahler 46, Sivabath Caleman 48, Miriam Ho Frazier, 83, Marian Palner 9 months, Fetinand Gawler 88, Mary Fo Harper 63, and others with addresses such as 610 New York, 1923 tech st nw, 1134 Pa ate. uw. The garbled text references Providence Hospital and Gor Hospital Insane and several street addresses.
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Jlomer Altemus
Teresa Hrahler
New York
Sivabath Caleman
Providence Hospital
Mary Fo Harper
Tech St Nw
Sion Henderson Masoius
Willian & White
Sears
Maud William
Funeral Directors Advertises Services and Prices
J William Lee and Emilia Livery advertise at a commodious chapel and modern crematorium with modest prices. Contact Pennsivania number 1386. Joseph Gawler lists main address and establishment date. Funeral director Palmer at 1730-22.34 Po. Ave. NW and Parry mention for funeral services. Everything first class and moderate prices.
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J. William Lee
Emilia
Chape Ara
Pennsivania
Joseph Gawler
Pyone
Ubalmer
Po. Ave
Pary
New Chicago Democracy Forms Jefferson Club
Special dispatch from Chicago reports the Jefferson Club formed as the Development of the Principles of Jefferson. Directors include Clarence Darrow and Judge E F Dunne. Aimed to oppose government banks and monopolies, expand free commerce and speech, and promote municipal ownership in the spring campaign.
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Washington Post
Chicago
New
Chicago DeMocracy
Jefferson Club
Clarence Darrow
E. F. Dunne
J. R. Gregg
H. K R. Eagle
William Pren
Citarate
Corporation
Mipal
Reeg
Priet
Ssue
Jefferson
Harlan K. Saunders
le Roy Riards
William Frentiss, Jr
Majority pledged Depew in New York race
The newly elected New York legislature heard Gov Odell ex-Gov Black and Senator Depew discuss the U S Senate contest. Odell denied candidacy or involvement while Depew claimed majority pledges in the legislature favor his re election unless Odell supports another candidate. Also reports recounts from Rhode Island Florida and Nebraska races and shipwreck news.
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New York
United States
Je~pew
Odell
Frank Black
Depew
Black
Gov
Monument Design Faces Finance Test For McKinley Memorial
National trustees review H Van Buren McGonigle design for the McKinley monument in Canton Ohio noting a need for about 50 000 more dollars beyond the 554 000 on hand to fund the project Changes may be made for financial reasons Noted tribute addressed to Henry C Payne Wisconsin leaders praised his business acumen and fundraising efforts while stressing his loyalty to McKinley and the project’s success trustees hope to begin construction next spring The meeting listed attendees including Gov Murphy of New Jersey Gov Herrick of Ohio and Senator Fairbanks among others
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New York
National Trustees
The
McKinley Memorial Association
Canton
Ohio
H. van Buren McGonigle
R. S. Peabody
Boston
Walter Cook
Danie Chester French
Cleveland
Plains
Grant Monument
Gov. Murphy
New Jersey
J. W W. Bloomingdale
Cornelius N. Buss
William McConway
Henry C. Payne
Payne
Wisconsin
William McKinley
Lfe
Witham FR. Day
Myron T. Herrick
George B. Cartelyou
Republican National
Charles W. Fairbanks
Pittsburg
Judge Gary
Maryland
John G. Milburn
Thomas Dolan
Philadelphia
Alexander H. Revell
Chicago
Gen. Duffield
Detroit
Cel
Lawrexs
F. J. Jiammond
Land fraud case opens in Portland court
In Portland, Oregon, Nov 22 the Federal Court heard opening addresses in the United States case against Mary L. Ware Emma L. Watson and others charged with conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands. The defense plans to press multiple angles and chiefly the statute of limitations to argue conspiracy must be shown beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Portland
Oreg
Federal
United States
Mary L. Ware
Emma L. Watson
Puter
Horace G. McKinley
D. W. Tarpey
Henry ©. Barr
Frank H. Woolgample
Timber Land Frauds Highlighted by Land Office Chief
Commissioner Richards, in the General Land Office annual report, urges stricter scrutiny of forest reserve proposals and notes field investigations into timber and stone act frauds. Examiners found few real settlements. many applicants were from distant towns using others’ names for rewards. Investigations have curbed rapid timber absorption in mountain districts. The report also tallies 137 unlawful inclosures covering 1,333,567 acres, with 39 cases removed or pending removal totaling 717,508 acres.
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Richards
General Land Office
Timber and Stone Act
Richard
Corps of Examiners of
Snow and Wind Hamper Britain Roads and Rails
Telegraph wires down and rail traffic blocked as snow and gale sweep the United Kingdom. Frosts and blizzards disrupt travel in north England and Scotland, with trains stalled in Westmorland and ships driven ashore near Sunderland. A British steamer wreck and several minor fatalities are reported as Great Northern lines halt service to St Petersburg and delays reach America.
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London
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Quanby
Chatsworth
Portugal
Westmoreland
Delris
Sunderland
St Petersburg
America
Carnegie Buys Lea Park for Convalescent Home
London reports Andrew Carnegie has purchased Lea Park in Surrey from the Whitaker Wright estate for 3,750,000 dollars to establish a national convalescent home in England. The provincial paper notes the plan as a major philanthropic project by Carnegie.
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England
London
Andrew Carnegie
Lea Park
Whitaker Wright
Surrey
Alexieff Named to Council of the Empire
Viceroy Alexieff is appointed a member of the council of the empire and the committee of ministers by imperial decree issued in St. Petersburg in November. The announcement expands his role amid ongoing governance duties within the Czartoryski influenced cabinet structure.
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Czarto Council of the Empire
St. Petersburg
Nov
Alexieff
Council of the Empire
Committee of Ministers
Fernando bomb outrage of November Rady injuries
Paris dispatch reports M. Meine former French prime minister warns that European industry must emancipat from American cotton monopoly. He cites cotton cultivation in French and English colonies as key to avoiding a cotton famine and US export dominance in manufactured goods. He urges France to follow Britain’s example and cites Manchester’s support for the British Cotton Growing Association.
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M. Meline
America
London Times
Washington Post
Paris
M. Meine
France
Flo
United States
Soline
M. Mel
RAID KILLS MOURISH GUARD AT TANGIER ROUTE
Tangier dispatch reports Sir Harry Macbean commander of the sultan of Morocco bodyguard was fired upon on the route from Larache to Tangier near Argila. His hearse was killed. Gen Sir Harry Aubrey de MacLean, formerly of the Sixty-ninth Foot, was made a CMG in 1901 for service. Also notes St Petersburg urged US Russia trade talks aided by Panama Canal completion.
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London
Tangier
Mal
Harry Macbean
Morocco
Laratche
Argila
Harry Aubrey de MacLean
Sixty-ninth Foot
Admiral Bartlett Dead In St Louis Service
Rear Admiral John Russell Bartlett IBN retired of Providence R I died at the Marine Hospital in St Louis pneumonia after coming to observe the Steamboat Inspection Service. Also noted are the deaths of Adolph Rothstein and Richard M Scruggs and John M Dilton, all announced in the same dispatches.
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St. Louis
John Russell Bartlett
Providence
R. I
Marine Hospital
Bartlett
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Roosevelt
Richard M. Scruggs
East
Scruggs
Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney Dry Goods Company
Papal Cablegram Praises St Patrick's Anniversary
Rome dated cablegram to Reverend Stafford of St Patrick's Washington celebrates the parish oldest in the city and its centennial anniversary with thanks for Theodore Roosevelt and Cardinal Gibbons. The Holy Father grants apostolic benediction as Cardinal Merry Del Val signs the message.
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Rome
St. Patrick's Rectory
Reverendo Stafford
Parroco di
Theodori Roosevelt
Praesidig Et Emi
Cardinalis Gibbins
Captens
Petstam
Merry del Val
Stafford
Pariah Prieut
St. Petrick’s
Washington
UT. S. A
Holy Father
St. Patrick’s
Theodore Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Merry del Yal
Continental Tobacco Company v Larus Case Upheld
United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirms lower court ruling in Continental Tobacco Company v Larus & Brother Company. Decision states Larus did not infringe on rights of a New Jersey firm by using tobacco tags. Also note promotions for Dr King’s New Discovery for Colds with guaranteed cure.
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Washington Post
Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Continental Tobacco Company
Larus & Brother Company
New Jersey Corporation
Larus Company
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Arbresis
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Jilla
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B. Stewart
Xe Te Moo Wouet
Margaret M. Butcher
Woo Walther
East Steg
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Eo Lee
Margaret A. Walker
Mabel WU Ihe
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Cora Greenaos
Georgia EO Willer
Belair
Eyber
Julia Freymas
Vatly
Tenis Marine
John i Bartlett
Moleman
Tinsidas
Wottbo
Ape Maries Coleman Huerad Tomper
Wehwk
Ferdinand
Tesepu
Annie Gawier
Retrssi Inte
Wedness
Vitoek
Germantown
William Hl. Hawes
Bend
Mary E. Howes
Torrens Mees
Glenwood Cemetery
Hata
Fterry FL Marshall
Han- Miatehoil
Ceoeral
Capitel Street
Blitaciwk
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
PR. F. Harvey's Sons
Rtth Street
North 278
John R. Wright
Tenth Street Nw
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
NEW Chicago Democracy
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D. L. D. Granger
J. H. Stiness
Stine
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Tallahassee
Fla
Shaws
Republian
Prohibition
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
Rosevelt
J. Johns
N. B
Stord
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St. Johns
Highland Light
Mass
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Lehigh
Post
Charles Wagner
H. C. Payne
Cafe Calvert
Jamaica
California
To-Kalon Wine Company
Fourteenth Street
Ms. Coon
Cremo Light
CREMO
Jlanksons
WM. F. Bowen
NEW Publications
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Carnegie
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Raquema
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Paliona Rada
Changs Wagner
Fernando
Rady
Sultan
Boerse Gazette
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Adolph Rothstein
International Bank
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Tenn
John MM
Budd) Dilton
Opie Read
Wanton c. SP
Hew
F St. N. W
the Pope
St. Patrick’s Parish
Cevic
Liverpool
Kaiser der Grosse
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Allaneapolia
M. Southampton
Maxfield Parrish
Sarah S. Stilwell
Evening Fire
Ken Martin
Beatrice Stevens
Walter Appleton Clark
F. Walter Taylor
David Ericson
Valois
Mary King Waddington
Mme. Wadlington
M. Waddington
McAllister
Arthur Train
Mr. Train
MacAllister
F. C. Yohn
Paul Veronese
Kenyon Cox
Robin Hood
King Estmere
John Fox, JR
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Edith Wharton
Mrs. Wharton
Charles Belmont Davis
Tommy Mr. Davis
N. C. Wyeth
Guy Wetmore
Carryl
William
Alfy
Henry John
Saunders
May Wilson Preston
Bpiran Aderseine Hardener
Sydney Preston
Edwin B. Child
Osmaae
Octave Thanet
George Buchanan Fife
Casor
E. S. Martin
George Cabot Lodge
Arthur Davison Ficke
Theodosia Garrison
W. L. Graves
Martha G. D. Bianchi
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Fifth Avenue
Alwaye
Ren Remponte,yuniss Pence Tennen
McGill & Wallace
A.collins
Sunday Post
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