Harriman’s Return Restores Confidence In Wall Street
J R Burton reports a sharp market rally on the New York Stock Exchange with near four point advances as Harriman returns in good health. He notes wage cuts across iron and steel and railway earnings rising in February, while Bank of England rate cuts ease money abroad and signal a gradual recovery ahead. The April 15 government report is awaited to gauge the outlook.
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Clarice Vance Sings Popular Rag Time Song Jonah
Clarice Vance performs If You Want to Meet Jonah Shake Hands With Me, a vaudeville favorite. The New York Sunday World will publish words and music in its Magazine Section next Sunday, expanding the song’s reach.
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Howard on the Payne tariff bill prompts cross party shift
Representative Howard of Georgia discusses the Payne tariff bill noting Democrats favor a revenue tariff with limited protection while Republicans drift from a nearly prohibitive protective stance toward reasonable protection. He urges equitable revenue for government, cautions against burdening lower incomes, and opposes taxing medicines used by rural families.
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Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble
An old advertisement warns against unproven cough remedies and urges choosing Foley’s Honey and Tar in a yellow package sold by all druggists, highlighting its lack of harmful drugs and established brand presence.
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Roosevelt Leaves Naples for East Africa
The German liner Admiral departed Naples today for East Africa via the Suez canal carrying the Roosevelt party. The 4000 mile voyage to Mombasa will take sixteen days. Colonel Roosevelt heads to the captain's cabin with other party members in upper promenade deck rooms.
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Foley’s Honey and Tar Protects Against Spring Colds
The remedy is described as a safeguard against serious outcomes from spring colds. It notes colds can inflame the Torigs and develop into pneumonia, urging use of Foley’s Honey and Tar for prevention.
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Noted Lyons Trial Hears Murder Charge Against Mrs Sampson
In Lyons New York April 5 the trial of Mrs Georgia Allyn Sampson opens amid fevered public interest. The daughter of a wealthy Wayne County farmer stands charged with murdering her husband Harry Sampson nephew of Admiral Sampson. Defense attorneys George Raines Rochester Assemblyman Edson Hamm Lyons and George S Tinkelpaugh Lyons lead the case. The jury includes businessmen and farmers. The county has not convicted of murder in first degree since 1860.
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Meeting of Yeomen convention opens in Grand Forks
Yeomen of North Dakota gather in Grand Forks for their annual convention with about 10 000 members in the state expected to attend. Elaborate arrangements have been made for the entertainment of visitors. The article notes the event begins sessions tomorrow and cites strong local preparations.
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