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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1909

Page

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Taft Busy With Tariff Board Plans During Shore Drive

President Taft, after a cabinet meeting, spent an hour with Mrs. Taft on a shore drive as pardon cases were reviewed. The afternoon focused on the new tariff board personnel, with James B. Reynolds highlighted for consideration. Debates covered interstate commerce act changes and Sherman anti trust act wording and potential applications.

Beverly Maas Taft White House Essex County Auternoon Treasury MacVeagh Wickerstaun Navy Meyer New Tariff Board Navy Department James B. Reynolds the Treasury Massachusetts Department of Commerce Congress

Meeting of Taft and Diaz in Ciudad Juarez

Mexico City Aug 23 Secretary of State Mariscal released the official program for the Taft Diaz meeting. Diaz will arrive at Ciudad Juarez at 10 40 am Oct 16 and Taft is expected to reach El Paso at the same time. They will cross the Rio Grande at 11 am to meet, then attend a banquet before Taft boards Diaz’s train to Mexico for an additional banquet in Ciudad Juarez. Taft plans to depart eastward around 8 30 pm and Diaz will follow southward.

Mexico City Mariscal Taft Diaz Ciudad Juarez el Paso Paso Rio Grande Mexico

Riot at Schoenville Pressed Steel Plant Ends in Fatalities

A Pennsylvania riot at the Pressed Steel Car plant in Schoenville erupts as strikers clash with state troopers and deputies. One trooper and a deputy sheriff are killed, several foreigners fatally wounded, and more than a score seriously hurt. Women, some armed, participate early, and authorities arrest many in makeshift boxcar jails.

Pittsburg Pressed Steel Car Company Schoenville John L. Williams Henry Exler John C. Savith Lucelian Jones George Kitch John O'Donnell Harry Exler Smith Ohio Valley

Bloody Battle on a Car in Louisville Streetcar

A violent clash on a Louisville streetcar between prominent white youths and a group of black men left three youths in hospital. Victims include Victor von Borries and Lee Hall, both 18 and from Louisville, and Edward Prince of Wilmington, North Carolina. Prince and Von Borries may not survive. Prince is critically injured. Milton H. Smith offered use of a private car for the trip home to Louisville.

Louisville Victor von Borries Lee Hall Edward Prince Wilmington N. C Atlantic Coast Line Prince von Borries Milton H. Smith Louisville and Nashville Railroad

Three Boys Drown In Chicago Lake Near Belmont

Three boys two of them twins drowned while learning to swim near Belmont avenue lake. They clung to a plank that took them beyond their depth and sank when the plank overturned.

Chicago Belmont Avenue

Woman Dies of Injuries After Train Crash

Milwaukee Aug 23 Mrs W Stone Pawling died from injuries suffered when the car she rode in with several others was struck by a train near Waukesha She formerly lived in Detroit Michigan and had been a bride only two months.

Milwaukee W. Stone Pawling Waukesha

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