Taft Tariff Talks Continue Amid Western Pressures
The article reports on tariff discussions at the White House with conferees from both chambers. It notes President Taft's dinner meeting, attempts to settle differences on raw materials, and progress on schedules like zinc lead lemons and window glass. It mentions key figures Aldrich Cannon Payne and Borah and outlines potential changes to leather and hides policy.
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El Reno American Switches to Morning Edition
The El Reno American will start a new morning edition on Tuesday after about six years as an afternoon paper. Established in 1901 by R. A. White, the paper began as a seven day publication with AP night reports, later sold to Guthrie Lent Capital after a fire, then became an afternoon paper. The morning edition is an experimental move.
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Blood Balm claims cure for blood and skin diseases
Advertisement for Botanic Blood Balm B B B promising to purify blood and heal sores and skin conditions. Claims to cure blood poison scrofula eczema and rheumatism with free sample offer and price two dollars per bottle. Sold in Ada Oklahoma by G M Ramsey and listed with Atlanta Georgia manufacturer.
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Nutt denied bail in preliminary murder hearing
Bill Nutt remains jailed after Justice Brown binds him over to the grand jury in the Morrow case. Testimony from Mrs Nannie Burns J T Ralls and Chas E Goodwin aligns with Nutt s claim that he acted in defense of his wife. The dead man lies at L T Walters parlor as a father from Granite Oklahoma heads to the scene.
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Galveston Weathered Second Storm Threat in 1900s Echo
A Houston dispatch reports a violent hurricane hitting Galveston on July 21 with 65 mph winds, seven foot flood waves, and widespread property damage. The sea wall saved the city, many evacuated, and communications collapsed as rescue and recovery efforts began along the coast.
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Discoveries Link Ancient Cave Bones to Modern Lung Ailments
In Switzerland researchers find 100000 year old bones of men facing wilderness danger. A. V. Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung ailment and stubborn cough. The medicine claims to cure sore lungs and prevent pneumonia, priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Longstanding Piles
L S Napier of Rugless Ky says ten years of torture from piles ended after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad lists many other conditions it heals including burns and cuts and notes a 25c price and G M Ramsey guarantee. It promotes want ads in the News.
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