Week of Senate Votes and Cabinet Talks Mark Taft Era
The senate voted to raise the print paper tax from two to four dollars a ton. Illinois senator William Lorimer was sworn in and cast his first vote on the tariff on paper. Taft cabinet members spent over two hours discussing government administration economy. Taft urged a tax on undistributed corporate earnings in a congress message. Borah signaled support for Philippine self government when possible. Taft and Aldrich plan to oppose an income tax. Rev A G Pierce was named temporary chaplain by senate resolution. Roosevelt criticized corporate rule in Outlook. Thaw hearing delayed to July 6. Morse freed on a 125000 bond. Ralph Shuil travels far beyond legal limits. Fairbanks pictured in Kyoto fashion. Abner Smith now Joliet penitentiary librarian. Indian commissioner Leapp resigns. Robert G Valentine named successor.
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House
William Lorimer
Illnois
Taft
Congress
Borah
Philippines
Aldrich
A. G. Pierce
D. D
All Soul
Unitarian Church of Washington
Roosevelt
Outlook
Justice Mills
New York Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Charles W. Morse
New York
Ralph Shuil
I Tchatinneapolis
Fairbanks
United States
Kyoto
Japan
Gov. Souk
Abner Smith
Chicago
Joliet Penitentiary
Francis E. Leapp
Robert G. Valentine
Honacum
Ulysses
Neb
Great Britain
America
Haakow-Szechuen
Chamber of Deputies
Caillaux
Charles F. Leininger
Fairfield
Klein
Earl Nelson
Kankakee
Paxton
Ill
Thomas J. McCoy
Laporte
Ind
Levi Yoder
Massilon
Earl Moran
Julia Davis
Plaquemine
Waukegan
Harmon
Ohio G. A. R
Newark
Ralph de Palma
Readville
Mass
George C. White
William Kilgannon
Elizabeth Kilgannon
United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Hat Ierata
Ohio Grand Army
Purdy
Monett
Missouri
High Federal Court of
Venezuela
Castro
Ethelburga Syndicate, Limited
London
John G. A. Leishman
Turkey
Constantinople
Rome
Howard Gould
Illinois Supreme Court
Jones
Department of Agriculture
Elkins
Katherine
Europe
Erie
Waverly
N. Y
Edward Arnold
Far Rockaway
Russia
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
Grover Cleveland
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Gross mix of world news and local incidents in Detroit era
A sweeping Detroit era summary notes the sixty-fifth annual meeting of the American Institute of Homeopathy in Detroit with large attendance, and many national items including aviation honors to the Wright brothers, legal trials from San Francisco to New York, violent incidents, political notes, and notable deaths.
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American Institute of Homeopathy
Detroit
Michigan State Association of Letter Carriers
Benton Harbor
Joe Matson
Chalmers Detroit Machine
Crown Proint
Ind
Ohio
Dayton
Wright Brothers
Howard Gould
Dustin Farnum
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
Albert Munro
Williamsport
James D. Hallen
New York
Council For Broughton Brandenburg
Grover Cleveland
Emma Kaufmann
Flandreau
America
White House
Taft
Justice Gaynor
Brooklyn
Tad Fhebbee
Floods swell in Iowa as rain harms crops
Heavy rains across the north push the Nishna Botna at Red Oak to flood levels while Griswold and nearby towns report extensive crop damage. The Iowa news roundup highlights a busy calendar of church events, college matters, and local incidents across towns like Des Moines, Fort Dodge, Ottumwa, and Mason City, noting fires, accidents, train derails, and public notices.
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Nishna Botna
Red Oak
Griswold
Burkley
William L. Carberry
Panora
Hale H. Smith
Lamont
Iowa Central Luther League
Young People’s Association
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Bethesda Lutheran Church
Jewell
F. H. Gamel
Pocahontas
First Presbyterian Church
Lake City
Des Moines
Adies
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charles 8. Doerman
Dubuque
United Spanish War Veterans
Geo. A. Evans
Cedar Rapids
James N. Hedge
Irving Gates
Fort Dodge
G. H. Smith
Clinton
Sargent
J. H. O’brien
Wauk
George I
Ogden
Charless. Medbury
University Place Church of Christ
Hill M. Bell
Ida County Normal Institute
Fred H. Thomas
Spencer
Mason City
Milwaukee
Ottumwa
Adaline Longcor
Pearl Longcor
Mary Dyer
Jack” Parker
Marshalltown
Smith
Pleasanton
State Bankers’ Association
Greater
Iowa
Duke Nesbit
le Claire
Town
Princeton
East Dubuque
H. P. Shepherd
Indisnolas
Thomas J. Sherman
Minnesota
Presbyterian Church
Williamsburg
Edward Hoffman
Fort Madison
Ed Kiser
San Francisco
Oskaloosa College
Pioneer Educational Institution
The
Christian Church of
Towa
Gay Dotson
Harry Brigga
Seaman Mine
Iowa League of Postmasters
Hattie
N. Belle Ritchey
Conference Ends Dividing Districts and Pension Funds
The Norwegian Lutheran church national convention adjourned in Des Moines after eight days of meetings. Officers were re-elected, a $100,000 pastors and professors pension fund established, a $70,000 Deaconess home and hospital to rise in Chicago, and a $60,000 dormitory at St. Olaf College planned. The body will divide into districts, elect an English missions board, ordain twenty ministers, and authorize extensive missions and building projects.
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D. M. Helfenstein
D. D
Des Moines
Iowa State Christian Conference
le Grand
A. B. Kendall
E. CG. Kerr
A. M. Hanon
Christian Endeavor
P. H. Howard Birchdale
Minn
Grafton
Orient
Ida Menaugh
George Hutton
Madrid
Chester Burrel
Haworth
Iowa
University of Iowa
George Engstrom
Mariow
Kramer Gilbert
Beasie Sanders
Carl Kail
Beulah A. Sanders
Carlisle
Frank Wegner
Council Bluits
Thomas Flynn
Polk County
Flynn
Polk
Nebraska
Cou Falls
Wiliam P. Zeithammal
J. L Case Threshing Machine Company
Waterloo
Mason
Mason City
Delbert W. Duncan
Sioux Center
Owl and Keys
College of Liberal Arts
Milwaukee
Deadham
Council Bluffs
Frank Scott Hving
Pender
Neb
John Hemertbracht
Mabray
Sarah Irwin
Eugene Irwin
Burlington
Albert Penland
Oskaloosa
Iowa Central
William Dennis
Shenandoah
Creston
United States
Wesley Bryant
Chick” Kirk
Simpson College
Masa Rice
Rice
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Des Moines Epworth League
Colfax
Highland Park Methodist Church
Thomas Holmes
Chicago, Milwaukee
Towa College
Grinnell
Chicago
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Board of Home Missions
Theological Faculty
Theological Faculty. Decided Buy Site For New Academy
Canada
Des Moines Commercial Club
The
United Church
Dahl
Lokensgaard
Braaten
N. G. Peterson
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Omaha
Octogenarian Society of Iowa
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T. B. Perry
Albia
State Board of Control
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Rochester
National Convention of Labor
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Wright
Food and Dairy
H. R. Wright
Agar
Howe
Agar Packing Plant
Rock Island
C. W. Prouty
Deg Moines
Henry T. Saberson
Secretary’ of State
W. Co. Hayward
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