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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1910

Page

50

Taft Roosevelt Diaz and Bryan in Sunday School Day scene

A large outdoor praise service drew many workers and some officials as World Sunday School Day was observed globally. Marion Lawrence and Rev Carey Bonner led pledges of cooperation between the United States and Britain for evangelization efforts. An American flag and a union jack figure in the decorations amid general intrigue and crowd enthusiasm.

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

Massachusetts Democrat Attacks Payne-Aldrich Tariff

Representative Eugene N. Foss of Massachusetts denounces the Payne-Aldrich tariff as a deliberate racket and calls for an extra session to revise the tariff. He backs reciprocity, favors nonpartisan tariff commissions, and argues the people seek protection from the tariff rather than protectionist excess. He highlights past calls for reciprocity by Hay, Dingley, and McKinley while criticizing the Republican leadership.

Washington Eugene N. Fosa Massachusetts Congress Foss Republican Party Republican Mr. Foss Masachusetts Ways and Means Committee Mr. Foas Hamer Idaho Macbeth Duncan Payne Clark Charma New York Mr. Clark Lumber Trust Department of Justice British Northwest Mississippi Valley America United States Republic House Senate Atlantic Pacific Great Lakes Gulf Mann Illinois Leutenants Dolliver Representative Payne Mr. Scott Kansas Senator Batley Willliam J. Bryan

Clark Attacks Tariff and Taft in House Speech

Congressman Clark denounces the Payne Aldrich tariff and Taft’s administration. He blasts wool, hosiery, sugar, and steel duties, pushes for tariff revision via a democratic-led extra session, and calls for lower prices and broader free raw materials. He argues for income tax and Anglo-Saxon unity with Canada.

Wolgast Auto Accident Injures Girl in Traverse City

Kathleen Slater, 13, was seriously injured when Ad Wolgast’s car struck her as her horse bolted after being frightened. Slater’s father J W Slater condemned the champion, saying Wolgast’s money is no better than a murderer, after a damage suit suggestion. The girl, riding home on a horse, suffered a badly wrenched hip and bruises and was returned home in Wolgast’s car.

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

Quaker Meditations in The Philadelphia Record

A brief meditation notes that many men wither before blooming and that even a shoemaker must know about sole mates, blending wit with everyday insight.

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