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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1910

Page

8

Indiana Senator Beveridge Hits Tariff Battle Clash

Indiana Republicans rally behind Beveridge opposing the Payne Aldrich tariff. He denounces sugar and wool schedules while arguing protection should reflect production costs, and warns the coming battle is between the rights of the people and the powers of pillagers.

Beveridge Indiana Taft Steel Trust Woolen Trust Lord North King George Sugar Trust

Boss Aldridge Concedes Defeat by Nearly Six Thousand

The Rochester political boss admitted defeat by a majority close to six thousand, saying he was licked. The remark marks a rare moment of candor from the veteran figure in local politics.

Aldridge Rochester

Music and Art for Jeffries Plans to Calm Jeffries Mind

Joe Choynski chief trainer at Jim Jeffries camp in Ben Lomond California outlines unique methods to prepare Jeffries for the Johnson bout. He will use music art and psychology to ease nerve and grouches and keep Jeffries in calm good condition during training and on the road. He plans to talk fighting with Jeffries at tables while emphasizing art music and literature and will employ nerve center theories and a new therapeutic lamp as part of diagnosis and conditioning.

Choynski Joe Choynski Ben Lomond Cal Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson Chicago la Junta Colo California Jeffries Rowardemnan

Census Revelations of a Former Diplomat in Bowery Lodging

Census officials in New York reveal that a former United States minister, now living incognito in a Bowery lodging house, may be among the many high‑born men fallen on hard times. Chief Inspector Falek notes bearing and past fame as clues, and says others in lodging houses include educated men with notable careers who experienced sudden reverses and obscurity. No identities can be disclosed.

Bowery Lodging House New York Bowery New York City Falek Boweryard Lower East Side Mr. Falek

Harvard Men Plan Five Day Long Walk to Albany

Three Harvard Law students F. L. Lewis from St Louis R Hatchcraft of Paris Kentucky and A S Nettles of Charleston South Carolina plan a five day hike to Albany New York If they complete it a sum will be awarded to the trio If not they agree to walk back The project draws wide interest amid student interest in long daily walks

Harvard Harvard Law School Albany N. Y F. L. Lewis St. Louis R. Hatchcraft Paris A. S. Nettles Charleston US. C Weston Wild

Jewels For Parasols

London imports offer jeweled parasol handles for the well to do. A set of six detachable screw handles features emeralds rubies topazes diamonds and pearls in leather cases. The luxury accessory is in demand by Americans visiting Britain this season.

London

Boy wireless advocate tests Senate on regulation bill

W E D Stokes Jr a juvenile head of the Junior Wireless Club of America told a Senate committee that the Depew bill to regulate wireless telegraphy is unfair and impracticable He warned the measure would discriminate against amateurs stifle genius and burden boys with costly operator requirements He predicted future home wireless links and pledged his group would help the government if wavelength standards are set and a code devised He named 142 Fifty second street New York as his organization’s capital.

W. E. D. Stokes, Jr America Wireless Club of America, Limited Master Stokes Bey Amateur Wireless Telegraphers Ile United States Maine New York City Stokes Bourne Fifty-second Street New York

Arizona Grapefruit Prospects Highlight State's Progress

D. T. Mc Queen of Phoenix predicts Arizona will be linked with grapefruit and aligator pears as a growing fruit state. He spoke at the Hotel Baltimore in Kansas City noting Roosevelt Dam improvements turn dry ranch land into fertile grazing and crop land potential.

Arizona D. T. McQueen Phoenix Ariz Baltimore Kansas City Mr. McQueen Roosevelt

Immense Chicago Exposition Building Planned

The Illinois Exposition association plans a Chicago structure three times the size of the Coliseum and over twice Madison Square Garden. The $50,000 incorporation and an estimated $2,000,000 funding goal accompany a 30,000 to 40,000 seats capacity.

Coliseum Chicago Madison Square Garden New York The Illinois Exposition Association, Incorporated

Standout offer promises cure with money-back guarantee

A bold advertisement urges men on Grays Harbor to seek treatment by a doctor who claims unique methods and heavy effort. He warns against fake offers and asserts real gold would not be discounted, insisting his value received policy proves he means business. He promises cure or refund and urges prompt action.

Grays Harbor

Hoodwines the Public The New York Press on tariffs

The New York Press defends high protection and condemns free traders while ignoring the substance of restraint of domestic trade. It argues tariffs enable trusts to fix prices and lobby for privileged status, accusing reformers of hoodwinking consumers and opposing trust busting.

New York Railroads Express Companies Congress

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Senator Beveridge Aldrich International Tobacco Monopoly United States Senate Aberdeen Lueders Wishkah Block Wishkah Streets Hoodwine Phil Porter Boston Yellowstone Europe Northern Pacific Ry Gardiner Gateway H. B. Elder A. D. Charlton Portland Aberdeen, Wash Merchants’ Cafe McCaie & Dolan South H St Bear of Finch
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