Carnegie says steel industry can stand alone in world trade
Andrew Carnegie told the House Ways and Means Committee the U.S. steel industry no longer needs protection and can compete globally. He mocked figures, praised Schwab as a genius and Gary as a shrewd man, and warned against income tax while noting wages would not fall if tariffs were reduced.
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United States
Andrew Carnegie
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Congress
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Schwab
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Gladstone
Fordney
Gary
Mr. Carnegie
Mr.Fordney
Carnegie on taxes and morals sparks debate in testimony
In a dramatic exchange, Mr. Carnegie denounces income taxes as demoralizing while aligning with Gladstone on experience. He defends profits for productive work, and a hostile note about tariffs on steel follows. Separately, Patrick Green, a Montreal peddler, was murdered near Plaster Rock, with $8,000 missing.
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St. Johns
N. B
Patrick Green
Montreal
Plaster Rock
Suspected Bandit Arrested Near Portland Train Robbery
A man believed to be among three robbers who held up the Oregon Railway and Navigation west bound passenger train near Portland was arrested in Portland Oregon on December 22.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Thaw Unable to Be Transferred for Bankruptcy Testimony
United States Court of Appeals in Philadelphia rules Harry K. Thaw cannot be moved from Matteawan to Pittsburgh to testify in bankruptcy proceedings. The decision upholds Judge Young’s quashing of a habeas corpus writ to compel transfer. The case may go to the United States Supreme Court for further action.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Houpital
Matteawan
N. C
Pittsburg
United States Bronk Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Young
United States Court For
Western District of Pennsylvania
Robert B. Lamb
Matteawan Asylum
United States
Archbald
United States Court
Thaw Case in Scranton Court After Judge Young Abroad
In Judge Young's absence in Europe last summer, business was handled in his Scranton court. The Thaw matter in Pittsburg faced New York opposition and reached the appellate court on October 21, with arguments on December 1 and 2. Former Gov. Stone of Pittsburg spoke for O'Mara while Asa Bird Gardner for New York argued Thaw's mental state and the validity of bankruptcy actions.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Stone
Young
Thaw
Pittsburg
Gardner
FISH INDUSTRY FACES A CRISIS WARNINGS FROM FISH COMMISSIONER
Washington reports United States fish commissioner George M. Bowers warns that states fail to protect migratory fishes in waters and urges radical action. He highlights declines of shad striped bass sturgeon and Pacific salmon, noting New England salmon as a warning and North Carolina as the only state cultivating shad.
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Washington
George M. Bowers
United States
Mr. Bowers
Atlante Coast
Pacific
North Carolina
Burglars Rob Chicago Laundry Office With Dynamite
Between 500 and 1000 dollars in currency and negotiable checks were taken from the Perfection and Manhattan Laundry Company at 41 North Leavitt Street after a safe explosion. The blast wrecked the interior and shattered windows, scattering debris through the office. Wethersfield Conn. Dec 22 John Zet hanged for murdering wife and five year old granddaughter Viola Klotger at their Rockville home August 4.
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Perfection and Manhattan Laundry Company
North
Leavitt Street
Wethersfield
Conn
John Zet
Viola Klotger
Rockville
State Prison
King Edward Recovered and Returns to Duties
London reports King Edward has almost fully recovered from his recent indisposition. He signed the prorogation speech after returning from Brighton on Monday and proceeded to Sandringham for Christmas.
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London
Edward
Brighton
Sandringham Castle
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