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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1910

Page

49

Taft Roosevelt Diaz And Bryan World Sunday School Day Observed

The open air praise service drew workers and some senators away from a ball game as World Sunday School Day was observed worldwide with children reciting the same service in China and Washington. Marion Lawrence and Rev Carey Bonner pledged US Britain cooperation in evangelization amid festive demonstrations.

Sunday School Missiong China Washington Marion Lawrence Executive Committee Carey Bonner United States Great Britain Lawrence Ray Mr. Bonner

Radical Massachusetts Democrat Attacks Payne Aldrich Tariff

Representative Eugene N. Foss of Massachusetts denounces the Payne Aldrich tariff as a deliberate banking game. He calls for reciprocity and an early extra session to revise tariffs, favors a nonpartisan tariff commission reporting to Congress, and critiques the current tariff system as harmful to the people. Foss cites Hay and Dingley on reciprocity with Canada and notes McKinley’s late support for reciprocity.

Washington Eugene N. Fosa Massachusetts Congress Foss Republican Party

Clark Attacks Tariff and Taft Amid Congressional Clash

In a fiery address, Clark lambasted the Payne Aldrich tariff, the wool and sugar schedules, and Taft's policies. He argued for rapid tariff revision by a Democratic majority, urged lower prices for consumers, and mocked Republican claims of protection. He pressed for an executive message to push wool reductions and warned of Democratic unity versus Republican discord.

Congress Executive Department Democratic and Reform Congress Republican Party Democratic Party Foss Taft Fosa Iron and Steel Industry New England Steel Trust Mr. Fosa Macbeth Duncan Payne Clark Charma New York Mr. Clark Washington Lumber Trust Department of Justice House Senate Atlantic Pacific Great Lakes Gulf Mann Illinois Leutenants Dolliver Representative Payne Mr. Scott Kansas Senator Batley Willliam J. Bryan

Wolgast Car Hits Girl in Traverse City

Ad Wolgast, the lightweight champion pugilist, struck a 13 year old girl, Kathleen Slater, in Traverse City on May 21. The girl was riding a horse that bolted and apparently jumped in front of Wolgast’s auto, suffering a severely wrenched hip and bruises. The incident provoked strong anti fight sentiment from her father, J W Slater, who refused a damage suit, stating Wolgast’s money is no better than a murderer.

Traverse City Mich Kathleen Slater Ad Wolgast J. W. Slater Wolgant Slater Bia

Quaker Meditations a Quip on Life and Lovers

A light Philadelphia Record meditation notes that many men fail to bloom before aging, while a shoemaker, though not an expert on affinities, must still understand all about sole mates in a playful aside on life and relationships.

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