Revision of the Tariff Debated in Congress and Campaigns
Washington reports describe a tariff revision debate sparked by Henry Taft and Rainey. Western states trend toward revision while California holds firm. Massachusetts favors duty removal on hides. Iowa’s Cummins campaign supports tariff change, Shaw opposes it. Chicago to anchor campaign operations as the issue dominates midwest politics and party strategy.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Long Democrat
Milnois
Henry Ta Sy
Carrollton
Rainey
Watch Trust
House
London
Keene
Broadway
Jower Broadway
New York
Middle West
Massachusetts
California
South
Iowa
Cummins
Leslie M. Shaw
Rotary
The
Treasury
Shaw
Cumming
Chicago
Democratic Gulna
Houst
Fai & Td
Roosevelt
Pathfinder remains found in unmarked grave in Rockland
May 9 report notes John C. Fremont, first Republican presidential nominee, buried in an unmarked grave at Rockland Cemetery near Nyack. Fremont Memorial Association formed to erect a monument with plans tied to Memorial Day. Also mentions West Point wedding and a federal cattle enforcement order in Omni, Illinois.
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Pathfinder
New York
John C. Preemont
Rockland Cemetery
Nyack
Freemont Iiedy
John C
Negladtest
Weveral Ile
Gerrings
Cleopatra
Ip Centeat Park
Dra Byu
Federal government getting more actively after trusts
In Washington on May 9 the attorney general announced the government filed in the U S circuit court for Indiana a petition for an injunction against associations corporations and individuals forming the drug trust of the United States. defendants include the Proprietary Association of America and the National Association of Retail Druggists. Cromwell inclined to back against Morgan. Cromwell refused to answer questions about the Panama Canal letter. Navy bureau proposes to build the Leviathan a 20000 ton battleship under the naval appropriation bill with an estimated 48 months and 10000000 cost. Senator Arthur P Gorman critically ill at his home in Washington. President sent nominations to the Senate for postmasters in Texas. A bill to remove the hide duty discussed with New Mexico land grant conditions. House ready to move on statehood bill. Sulzer introduces Manes bill to remove hide duty.
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Washington, D. C
Attorney General Today
Circuit Court of the
United States
District of Indiana
Drug Trust
Proprietary Association of America
National Associaton of Retail Druggists
Cromwell
Morgan
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama
Hay
Panama Canal Company
Executive Committee
Washington, D.C
A. P. Gorman
Washington
D.C
Arthur P. Gormain
Maryland
Mie
Senate
Erip
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
Congress
Brick
House
Sulxer
Iron King Mine Sold in Bland Canyon Sale
The Iron King gold mine near Bland canyon in Cochiti district Sandoval county reportedly sold for 96000 to parties linked with Navaho Gold Mining. Purchaser named Sol Prichard and property previously owned by three sisters, with Perc y Barbour confirming the assessment.
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Iron King
Bland Canyon
Cochiti
Sandoval
Navaho Gold Mining Company
Sol Prichard
Prichand
Percy Barbour
Bland
Bland Cinysen
National Conference of Charities to Open in Philadelphia
The Conference of Charities and Corrections begins its thirty third annual session in Philadelphia at the Academy of Music and Horace T. Hall. Delegates from states and territories arrive, with Gov Pennypacker delivering the principal address and city leaders welcoming attendees. The program features thirteen sections on supervision, care of families, labor, training, finance, and statistics with focus on child labor and social work.
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Philadelphia
National Conference of Charities and Correc-ions
Academy of Music
Clises
Hota
Academy of Muate
Hortera Hall
Grover Clone
Pennypacker
Svernhe
Charitade
Seto York
Bowton
Tennessee convention opens in Memphis with wide attendance
The assembling of engineers opens in Memphis with delegates from every state and Canada, and plans include talks by Roosevelt and Washington. Officials expect four to six committees to handle grants and aviation matters, while a robust entertainment program is set for attendees from the United States and beyond.
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Memphis
Lowollouitn
Roosevelt
Washington
Grant Myortanes
Delewatee Ane
Atite
Tereiokylative United
Stites
Hite
Canada
Mesic
Clteens
Local Delegates Host Social Despite Turbulent Times
A fragmented report notes delegates from Sisitita and nearby towns gathering to entertain visitors and discuss community issues amid unsettled times. The event underscores outreach efforts by local organizers and prominent residents.
Grand Army Convention At Lincoln Nebraska
The city hosts the Grand Army of the Republic annual encampment with members from Nebraska and surrounding areas attending the two day event. Prominent speakers from local and national circles are slated to address the gathering at the open parade and camp activities near downtown Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Tank
Army of Nebraska
Wellef
Keberiett Carmuandar
Reehes
Thin
Ecole Shere
Trust Company Closes Its Doors In Pittsburg
The Columbia Savings & Trust company of Pittsburgh Pa closed its doors today by order of the commissioner of banking. The bank had capital of 145 000, deposits 200 000, loans 290 000.
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Pittsburg
Columbia Savings & Trust Company
Crty
Nicaraguan minister assassinated shocks capital
A cablegram from Washington reports Nicaraguan foreign minister Adolfo Aziekio Orano assassinated. The dispatch notes Turkish readiness to yield to Anglo Turkish demands and a strong British fleet at Athens with a second squadron to arrive, while San Francisco photo efforts document ruins from balloons for war department archives.
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Washington
Aes Coream
Adolfo Aieakie Orano
Athens
Piraeus
Prince Louis
Battenburg
War Department hints Frisco work done amid debate
Washington reports the War Department signaling completion of Frisco related tasks while arguing for withdrawal of troops from active participation in the relief and restoration efforts. Government observers warn the pace and scope of military support must adjust to civilian needs, with estimates placing costs around 2.9 million dollars and ongoing logistical coordination in flux.
Baraca Convention Opens Two Day Albany Session
The National Baraca Convention begins in Albany at Tabernacle Baptist Church for a two day session with 500 delegates expected. An acquaintance meeting is set for 5 PM to introduce delegates, with President R N Stine of North Carolina presiding. M A Hudson national president will speak on The Practiced and Robert Speer of New York will address You Your Men and Prayer.
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Baraca
Albany
N.Y
Naional Baraca
Stine
North Carolina
VL Mie
Sixth Presbyterian Church
M.A. Hudson
Knights Templar of Georgia Meet at Augusta
The Knights Templar of Georgia convene in Augusta on May 9 with Rik grant Ania ponds presiding and notable members including Stovall of Fasannas and Ueiniger of The Bavwanah trees delivering the principal address. Attendees and spouses will enjoy a two day program of receptions and entertainment. Local arrangements provide stage shows, social events, and various entertainments for attendees. Money Market figures appear in a separate NY report.
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Savannah
Georgia
Jacksonville
Charleston
Wilmington
Augusta
Atlanta
Frobsing
Knights Templar OF
Augieta
Tye
Rik
Geore
Eitter
Ueiniger
Gould Falls Short In The Tennis Game
London May 9 Jay Gould of Lakewood New Jersey lost in the court tennis championship round to Eustace Miles the world champion after a five set match Gould won the first but Miles dominated the rest with scores 6-4 1-6 6-4 6-3 in a dramatic display of top level tennis.
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London
Jay Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Eustace H. Miles
Queen's Club
Eustace Miles
Miles
Gould
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Omni
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Conference OF Charities and Corrections
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Sisitita
Tammy Bas Leen
Trust Company
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