Taft Urged as Pacifier Amid House Crisis Dec 18
Washington whirlpool as Perkins resolution prompts Roosevelt to submit evidence on alleged Congressional links with corporations. Taft eyed to calm angered factions while leaders fear a deadlock that could stall post Roosevelt legislation. Roosevelt ready to provide material on relations between members of Congress and certain corporations.
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Wareinges
House
Roosevelt
Washington
Taft
New York
Root
Congress
Emey
Tariff Debate Plays Role in Steel and Macaroni Duties
Charles P. Searle of Boston urged reducing the 4 cent per pound duty on high speed steel used in tools in a bid to aid American tool makers. FB Argetsinger of Rochester pressed for raising the macaroni duty, noting a 265 percent import rise and the need to protect U S macaroni production. Charles Ruston Jr. opposed changing the cravate duty for American cravat makers.
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Washington
Charles P. Searle
Boston
Argetsinger
Rovhester
Sekara
Statians
Charles Ruston, Jr
Jay. Keiser
New York
Two Thanksgivings Debated By Senate Group
Washington December 1 Senator Scott of West Virginia said there will be two national thanksgiving days next year. One in November under the president's proclamation and another by general agreement in March. A colleague confirmed March 4 by general consent.
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Washington
Scott
West Virgginia
Arch 4
Leo
Bank shortage uncovered at Somersworth NH bank
Norwin Bean temporary receiver of the First National Bank of Somersworth disclosed a shortage of about 85000 dollars after examining books of cashier Fred Varney. Varney was arrested and bailed. Bean and Varney reviewed tampered sections, two sets of books revealed. Bean expects another day of review as he estimates 35000 dollars may cover the deficit, while creditors are assured assets will meet demands. President Tebbetts will call a stockholders meeting only after examination concludes.
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Somersworth
N. H
National Bank Kaaminer Norwin
Bean
Manchester
First National Bank
Fred
Varney
Casarney
Examiner Bean
William
Tebbetts
Bean Haamot
Somersworth Bank Cashier Pleads Guilty to Tampering
National Bank Examiner Norwin Bean of Manchester continued reviewing the First National bank books after cashier Fred M. Varney, arrested and released on bail, confessed to tampering while temporary receiver led by Bean. Varney assisted in detailing actions affecting about 56 000 in funds, with more time needed to finalize the overhauling of accounts.
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Somersworth
N. 1
National Bank
Norwin
Bean
Manchester
First National Bank
Fred M. Varney
Varney
Examiner Bean
Damages Awarded for Tooth Loss in Frankfort Suit
A Kentucky court awarded Reneta Kendrick a total of 1200 dollars for the loss of a tooth. The case involved the city of Frankfort as defendant in a suit claiming an uncompleted pavement was improperly protected, leading to injury to a nine year old girl.
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Frankfort
Court, of Appeals
Damague
Reneta Kenrdick
City of
Trust buster Kellogg out official stance noted
Washington December 1 Frank Kellogg stated the world may not be in the Taft camp and declared that, as far as he is concerned, he is out of the taft net. the remark signals a notable shift in his political stance amid ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Frank B. Kellogg
Taft
Piles Cured Painlessly Warns Readers
A readable fragment urges sufferers to avoid drastic tools and seek painless relief. The message emphasizes trusted remedies and cautions against rough treatments, promising safer options without injury.
Pine piling sunk eighty years ago to be raised for pulp
A Canadian arm will recover 500 cords of sunken Rideau pine piling. hauled by boat down the St Lawrence to Kingston for secret pulp production as part of a plan to manufacture breaded soda pulp. The chunk of text also notes social misery studies and a judge's stance on a woman earning a living.
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Washington
Rideau River
Kingston
Canada
St. Lawrence
Rideau
Man earning 69 a week not bound to support wife
In New York a court ruling by Judge Foster of the general sessions holds that a man earning 69 dollars per week is not obliged to support a wife. The decision follows the separation of Lowser Gharberg and Annie after marriage, with she demanding 2 dollars weekly and the man refusing.
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United States
Society For the
Foster Coned
New York
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Lowser Gharberg
Annie
Duma Row In Russia Threaten Resignation Disputed
In St Petersburg Nikolai Is Khomyakoff, president of the Duma, has not clearly withdrawn a resignation threat made after a tense session. Deputies report lingering friction and a deputation from the chamber sought to ease tensions amid the president's withholding of the paper declaring his real resignation.
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St. Petersburg
Nikolai Is
Khomyakoff
Duma
Lato
Morley Claims India Reform Path Remains Steady
In the House of Lords Viscount Morley says India’s reform delay does not create gloom. He asserts no general uprising is feared and pledges continued government perseverance. He outlines a larger viceroy council from 24 to 62 and expanded powers for the viceroy and provincial bodies with new executive council appointments.
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London
House of Lords
Viscount Morley
India
Ienene
Lord Morley
Aunt Harriet Thaw Dies in Frankford Insane Asylum
Harriet A. Thaw eighty five aunt of Murry K. Thaw died Tuesday night at the Friends asylum for the insane at Frankford Philadelphia. The fact of her asylum inmateship was cited in Harry Thaw's second trial for the Sanford White murder when insanity was raised in his defense.
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Harriet A. Thaw
Murry K. Thaw
Friends Asylum For the Insane
Frankford
Asylum For the Insane
Harry Thaw
Sanford White
Thaw
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