Reciproc ity Debate Shapes Tariff Reform in Detroit
N C Staver leads the National Reciprocity convention in Detroit with nearly 100 delegates as Gov. Cummins urges rational tariff changes. The talk centers on reducing indefensible iron and steel duties and admitting certain materials free to boost US employment and fair competition.
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Detroit
N. C. Staver
Chicago
Cadillac
Canada
N.D. Smith
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Maybury
Nathaniel French
Davenport
Town
I N. Foss
Boston
C. H. Deere
Moline
Eugene Hay
Minneapolis
Maurice N. Price
Buffalo
United States
Death of Edwin C. Carter in Great Falls hospital
Edwin C. Carter died at Columbus hospital in Great Falls after six months with bladder inflammation and internal hemorrhage. Born Oct 2 in Nova Scotia, he settled in Wolf Creek, Montana, in 19 and married Belle Burgess in 1883. Survived by a wife, two daughters, parents, three brothers, and two sisters. Funeral at Wolf Creek with interment Forestvale, Helena.
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Great Falls
Fenwin C. Carter
Columbus Hospital
Carter
Nova Scotia
Montana
Wolf Creek
Belle Burgess
James W
Bix Sandy
Peter
George A
Margaret Brown
Frank Wanders
Taunton
Mass
Flanders
Great Fal’s
Forestvale Cemetery
Helena
Colorado Fuel and Iron board settles control dispute
Denver Colo Dec 10 The three factions contesting control of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company united by electing a 12 member board with four reps each James H Hyde named the 12th director The newly chosen officers include Chairman J C Osgood President J A Webler and several vice presidents along with secretary and treasurer J L Jerome heads the treasury and secretary role An executive committee of Gould McClement Jerome Kebler and Cass was named to guide operations.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
James H. Hyde
J. C. Osgood
J. A. Webler
A. ©. Cass
J. W H. MecClement
J. L. Jerome
D. C. Beamans
George J. Gould
J. H. McClement
J.C. Osgood
J. A. Kebler
A. C. Cass
New York
Industrial Department
National Civic Federation
Easley
Marcus M. Marks
National Association of Clothing Manufacturers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Co. C. Barber
Diamond Match Company
Frederick Driscoll
American Newpaper Publishers’ Association
Driecoll
International Typographical Union
International Printing Pressment’ and Assistants’ Union
Hanna
Civic Federation
M. A. Hanna
Orcard S. Strauss
Cornelius N. Biss
Ralph M. Easley
Case of G M Hall continued in Great Falls court
G M Hall, imprisoned in Great Falls, had his case continued until Saturday on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses through selling burnt sugar and water as a claimed cure all. A bottle of the decoction was sent to Em Starz of Helena for analysis to determine its nature and possible curative properties.
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Great Falls
G. M. Hall
Em! Starz
Helena
Rebels Rising Again Name Heir Apparent
News from Shanghai and Canton reports insurrection in southwest China with rebels shouting kill officials and save the people. Imperial forces clash with insurgents in Kwangsi and Kweichau as famine sparks revolt and piracy rises on the West River. engagements interrupt rice transport to Canton.
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Wuhu
Chinkining
Canton
Frans
Peking
Universal Gazette of
Shanghai
China
Senate Deliberates on Statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory
The U S Senate spent most of the day debating the omnibus statehood bill with Mr Quay presenting a personal report and opposing the majority committee plan. Delegates Rodey and Flynn attended as discussions continued into the afternoon and evening session.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Beveridge
Territories
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rodey
New Mexico
Flynn
Nelson
Majority Committee On Territories
Bacon
Georgia
Oklihena
Jefferson
Committee On
Minnesota
Commissioner Exonerated in Spokane Gambling Case
The prosecution of H. L. Lilenthal Spokane city police commissioner for neglect of duty to close gambling houses was dismissed by Justice G. W. Stocker. The court ruled Lilenthal was not a public officer with duty to file crime complaints and, as one of three commissioners, lacked power to act alone.
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Spokane
H. L. Wilienthal
G. W. Stocker
Lilenthal
Finances in good shape for county treasury report
White Sulphur Springs December 10. County Treasurer Alex Gibson filed a quarterly statement for the period ending November showing cash received and disbursed, with fund balances listed from General to stock indemnity and total assets of 46 0.20. The quarter brought in 949,455.76 and paid out 912,955.48 leaving 36,500,298 on hand, higher than the previous report.
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White Sulphur Springs
Alex Gibson
General Schoral
Institute
Great Northern to launch two train service from St Paul to coast
Great Falls Montana dispatch reports a spring plan by the Great Northern to run two passenger trains from St Paul to the coast. A fast through flyer will cut coast time to 12 hours, while a slower local train will stop at all points and carry bulk local traffic.
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Great Falls
Great Northern
Montana
St. Paul
Butte
Havre
Cut Bank
Shelby Junction
Montana& Northern
Great Falll & Canada Road
Here
Shelby
Canadian Pacific
Coast
Harris Return From the East
Mr and Mrs Jack Harris returned from the east tonight arriving in Fort Benton where they were greeted by local friends and family in a warm homecoming greeting.
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Mrs. Harris
The
Standard
Fort Benton
Jack Harris
East
Labor’s Valedictory from Ga lushi Grow in Congress
Washington notes the 72 year old Pennsylvania legislator Ga wusla A Grow delivers a valedictory style speech on labor and capital relations. His career spans over fifty years including authoring the free homestead act and the address urges cooperation between labor and capital as a solution to looming economic conflicts.
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Washington
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Grow
Jealous Wife Shoots Man in Carrington Standoff
In Carrington North Carolina on December 10, Mrs Kittle Bourdant in a jealous rage fired five shots at Thomas Bake injuring him fatally. Bake is a well known and prosperous resident. The woman was arrested.
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Carrington
N. C
Kittle Bodurant
Thomas Bake
Baker
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He Han
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Sean Grow
ROUSE
Penn
Republic
Cyril Gosslin
Polester
Benton-Highwood Company
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
J. M. Burlingame
A. D. Viddert
BE. Robbins
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