Turion, Nelson and others clash over tariff reduction vote
Republicans including Nevertree Turion Brown Burkett Clapp Crawford Cumming Detliver Gamble La Follette and Nelson, plus Senators Hughes of Colorado and McEnery of Louisiana, backed the reduction. Democrats opposed. Nelson urged recognizing that tariffs favor both coasts while harming others. Debate centered on schedules and party orthodoxy. The Cummins resolution failed 37 to 44. a one quarter cent differential proposal was adopted by voice vote before the Senate adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevertree
Turion
Brown
Burkett Clapp
Crawford
Cumming
Detliver
Gamble
la Follette
Nelson
Hughes
Colorado
McEnery
Louisiana
New England
Cummins
Heveridge
Alderim
Cullom
Benning Monnery
Aldrich
Imane
McLaurin
Peveridge
Senate
Theaters’ Vaudeville At Bijou This Week
Vaudeville at the Bijou features the Romanuts with knife-throwing and daring stunts, Nondiea Fagan singing, and Noodles in varied acts drawing strong applause. At the Lyric Miss Radinogan leads The Unwritten Law with melodrama, while The Arrival of Arabella and a bold stage show entertain, with a mix of broad humor and dramatic tension as audiences respond strongly. A White City projection includes new orchestration purchases and acts to be showcased from Phoenix Amusement Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therow
Bijou
Nondiea
Fagan
Lone
X-Newaboy
Atrona
Miller
Atwood
Minor
Vincent
Arabella
DeClve
Amile
Lyric
Mass Florence Radinoff
Miss Radinogan
Robert Turner
Tisses
Sappho
White City
Phoenix Amusement Company
White City Park
Cincinnati
M Fell Archemira
Taft Blasts Porto Rico Ingratitude and Power
President Taft urges Congress to amend the Foraker act in Porto Rico. He criticizes island leaders for seeking unchecked appropriations and warns the United States may have moved too fast in granting political power. The message proposes limiting appropriation power and delaying further changes until a broader reform is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
Mpécia
Porta Rico
Ricasq
United States
Porto Ricsos
Executive Council
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Trenns
Foraker
Legislative Assembly
Rongtass
Executive Council In Refusing To Peanly Led the House of Gategates
Assembly
Raelf
Canal Tone
Rica
Porto Fico
Miami
Porto Hicans
Porto Rico
Loden Faces Murder Charge in Georgia Trial
In Toccoa Georgia Special Albert Loden stands trial for the July 1906 murder of William Smith. The case drew a large crowd with an estimated 3,000 attending as witnesses testified and the trial extended with jurors being selected and the defense and prosecution presenting their evidence. Loden surrendered after returning to the state in January 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toccoa
Albert Lodan
William 2Fmith
Laday
Loden
Bill Bowden
Smith
Laden
Bowden
Anys
Smith Laden
Foermor Barret
J. &. Jones
Bet Witnona
Witners
Han
Obituary notices from Yatesville and surrounding areas
A sequence of brief notices reports deaths in Yatesville Georgia and nearby towns with ages and family survivors. Martha Crawford wife of ZT Crawford, Felix W Shenk, Ginnie Newsom, and Mrs Eliza Collier are listed among the deceased, with funeral details such as burial sites and timing. Also included are notes on Indian leader Crazy Snake case and a political session summary describing incomplete quorum and procedural debates in the House and Senate regarding Porto Rico affairs.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Promises Health Power
A period advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a daily health booster. It claims blood, stomach, liver, and kidney troubles can be prevented or fought off by taking the tonic, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslee
Hood
Short Stems of Interest From the Atlanta Journal
The Mealtis charged with selling liquor to a minor at Peachtree and Carnem street, Covington and Howe Hayes arraigned in Recorder's Court, and Dave Fold jailed for claiming a cure, plus indictments for manslaughter and several charter applications for local firms. Also notes on a Twentieth Century Lady Club meeting, Rev Ellis Romiller's arraignment, and War Department orders involving Mecklenberg celebration and Captain Barner's inspection post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jack Bult
Peachtree Atriet
Carnemic
Covington
Nowe Haytes
Recorders Court
Anatore
Whitehall
Windsor
Field
McDaniel Street
Dave Fold
Witneses
Folda
Superior Court
Yeaterde
Cl.taylor
Taylor
Calhoun
Ham D. Hewlett
Sai
Taylor Company
B. Ebriich
B. BR. Taylor
C. H. Gathoun
Cotton States Fruit Products Company
Amanda Bowen
Ma Ft
John K. Lowen
Gata City
Thomas L. Bishop
Neptagon
Misa Annette Applewhite
AP. Corer
Mra
Frank Kasiman
WW. A. Cummings
WAR Department
Washington
Seventeenth Regiment
Fort McPherron
Charlotte
D. C
Mecklenburg
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Taft
Arry
Heirs Fail to Agree Leave Farmhouse Vacant in Frankfort
Heirs of the late Miss Mary Crutcher, living on a Frankfort area farm, could not agree on the estate, locked the house, left it empty for months. The house was entered recently and thieves stole about $3,000 in OKT certificates. $613 was left on the floor and later banked by the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Becau
Mary Crutcher
Thin City
Everal
New York Girl Fears Slave Trade After Arrival
Misa Wanda Vera Heinmann, 22, born to German and Italian parents, arrived on the steamship Duca Degli Aburst from Naples and refused to disembark until assured of safety amid cries of white slave traffic in New York. She said she came to visit relatives in New York and Louisville and was warned that young women were bothered in the streets and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Misa Wanda Vera Heinmann
Duca Degli Abhurst
Naples
Mias Helnmann
Italy
America
Louinville
Unrequited Love Tragedy Near Columbia
Bass Ray, a one year old resident near here, killed himself by swallowing laudanum after declaring his love was not needed. The headlined item notes community tragedy in South Carolina with local details. Separately, the battleship South Carolina, under construction by the Cramps in Philadelphia, is slated for official trials in October or November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mist
Bass Ray
South Carolina
Washington
Cramps
Philadelphia
Give The Children Grounds For Play In Pittanurg Pa
May 10 reports the third annual convention of the Playground Association of America beginning in Pittanurg with about ten representatives. A letter from President Tartwan urges cities to provide safe playgrounds to keep children from idle houses and vice, promoting health, morals, and character development through outdoor, supervised play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Playground Association of America
Pittanurg
Tatwan
Whitin House
Washington
Bird
Doi
Chia
Haleey Goilfen
Madiwan Ave
New York
Cis
Stabbed 26 Times After Arrest Ten Years Past
A former policeman Antonio Crizento was stabbed twenty six times on East One Hundred Fourth Street by Angelo Calvasini, his old enemy, ten years after Crizento arrested him. Crizento survived the attack despite severe wounds and was treated at a hospital. Memorial Day observances in Raleigh include a Confederate veterans luncheon and remarks by Colonel E Lee Jr. of Fairfax. In Utica, Richard Sherman, son of Vice President James Sherman, was elected president of Consolidated Water Company and resigned as private secretary to William Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Becausa
Antonio Crizenta
Angelo Calvasini
Healy
Jin
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Calvasini
Pollesman
Crisento
Aklewalk
Crizento
Raleigh
Azores
Avate
Kwo 1Erl E. Lee, Jr
Fairfax County
Ginaa
Robert Nm Jes
Sherman
Utica
N.Y
Huchard Sherman
Jamon Sherman
Consolidated Water Company
William Lee
Bryan's Town Goes Dry for a Year in Historic Ban
In Laney Nebr tonight a dry ordinance closes all twenty five saloons for one year. The action marks the first time such a statewide temperance measure has been enforced. Remnants of liquor stocks may be turned over to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan's
Laney Nebr
Jemat
Eine
How Dirt Flies on Canal Record
Panama Canal total exempation for April 190 the canal commission from Chief Engineer. April work counted twenty five crews down from March twenty seven. Rainfall for April measured 4.36 inches, higher than March. April excavation less than prior month and 1906. Cablegram received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Washington
Wav
Panama Canal
Mtan
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Buck
Byck
Byck’s
Drug
Hunyadi
Janos
FRANK
Theaters
F. W. Shank
Glass
Ala
Went Point
Felix W Shenk
Chambers County
Dethleham Church
G. H. Newsom
Davisboro
Mra Ginnie
Newsom
Atlante
N. J. Newcorm
Lila Fapnis M. Mewaom
Daviebors
J. F. Walker, Jr
Es F Walker, Jr
J. J. "Walker
Magnolia Street
Smyrna
Eliza Collier
Talbotton
Talbotton, Ga
Eliza’ Collier
Oakhill Cemetery
Crazy Snake
Kapulpa
Okla
Alexander Harjo
Chitti Marjo
Crasg Snake
Sheri King
Cinglander
Henrietta
Bherit
Fiarjo
Jon
Garratt
Tennenses
Cannon
Garrett
Payne
House
Committee On
Tri
C. M. Dony
N. M Manes
Andrew M. Smith
Powall Street
Felltgoad
Roan
Xupsetor Court
Mia Wes
Ellis Romiller
Brnum and
Fort Streets
Justica
Panca Hdlgar
H. Orr
Sasault
Mary Andrews
Misa Heinmann
Robertson
Thon Banitarium
Miat
Ava
Capitol Ave
Curta Clarks St
Gert
Bsg
Cor
Mitchell Bt
Brannen’s
BELL
ARS
Lincoln
Ayer
Toma
Tathunap & Co
Ceer Wall
de Tahawer & Co
DR. Hathaway &Co
Lanta
the Automobile & Machinery Co. Fair
Precio Lamaa
Wertree
Auburn Ave
Hell Phons
Georgia
Olds Line
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