Tariff Bill Advances in Senate Amid Conference Push
Insurgents press for revision as tariff measure clears the Senate by 45 to 34 and moves toward a conference. Taft weighs in with the conference panel while Aldrich handles committee leadership amid hopes of final passage, with amendments from Bradley and Curtis shaping the bill.
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Wardington
D.C
Hans
Taft
Aldrich
Ee Ene Es Soeeran
Emt
Washington
Dev Tiristow
Kas
Brown
Meeb
Neb
Capp
Minn Crayford
Ay Saat Towa
Feyonel
Louisiana
Bulkeley
Burnepee
Carter
Clark
Dixon
Vine Re
Gallinger
Gam
Beyburn
Ness
Lorimer
Janes
Mos Oh
Nison Oliver
Pa Ferre Pankine
Piles
Scott
Smlin
Smhot
Stephenson
Sutherland
Warren
Wetnore
Bailey
Bradley
Kentucky
Curtis
Kansas
United States
Finance
la ¥Ollette
Lot
Guilerine
Taft Hurries Back to Aid in Conference
Taft races from A Vechawken to join the conference with Ambasan Mor and Sir, Jusser. He is expected to reach Woodington at three this afternoon after passing here at dawn.
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Taft
Avechawken
N. 1
Ambasan
Mor
Woodington
Mrs Taft 15 Better Than Expected After Illness
In New York July 1 The report from Delaney the physician states Mrs Taft has shown marked improvement since illness began four days ago. The weather has been unusually cool and damp helping recovery as details of the Serena hotel stay unfold with new honors acknowledged this morning.
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Overly
Mass
Tat
Serena
Tome
Delaney
Suffragette Trials Draw London Crowd
In London on July 1 Mrs Pankhurst and 118 suffragettes faced trials as magistrates presided over the cases at Bow Street. The defendants demanded equal treatment with common prisoners and threatened to starve if denied.
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London
Pankhurst
Bowatrect
Dowth Fx
Gladstone Responds to Petition on Hepburn Case
London reports a direct appeal to the prime minister and secretary Mrs Despard prompted a courteous reply. Gladstone read the petition and said the matter would be settled, but offered no concrete government action. The petition was to be forwarded to the King for consideration.
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London
Despard Hame
JL Gladstone
Despard
Dome
Great Loss Feared From July Earthquake in Asia
Alarming reports from central Asia say the July 7 earthquake caused enormous damage across western Persia Turkestan and northern India. Poor communication and rotated territory delay definite figures for days as authorities fear heavy loss of life.
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Central Asia
Persia
Turkestan
India
Bi, Petersburg
Terrific Wind Storm Hits Cape Renton Rail Line
Halifax reports a severe wind and rain storm sweeping Cape Renton late evening. Train traffic stalled near the grand marrows bridge about 40 miles from Sydney as sea spray and high water reach 12 feet over the bridge. Railway restoration expected within two days.
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Halifax
Joly v
Cape Renton
Champlain Tercentenary Banquet Honors Taft at Vermont Event
A July banquet at the University of Vermont marked the Champlain Tercentenary. President Taft, guest of honor, spoke on Vermont character and progressive values while Governor Prouty introduced him. The address touched on Vermont wealth, tradition, and the state’s role in national politics and memory.
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Burlington
Washington
Taft
Champlain
University of Vermont
Proutywn
Tali
Vermont
Mwasette
Great Britain
Abela
Burlington Odd Game Beats Pittefield at Centennial Field
Burlington won a tight 8 to 7 contest at Centennial Field yesterday afternoon. Burling ton pitcher Maes worked out of trouble as Jack Furry held the visitors to one bad inning. The game featured a dramatic late surge and a controversial finish, with reports of a shooting later connected to Mrs Stabor in New York.
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Pittefield
Guy Y
Centennial Field
Stabor
New York
Staber
George Stuber
Pope
Wlathewh
Le 1
Brooklyn
Stober
Carlo Giro
Triente
Avetria
John Smith
Peg Ion
Hein
Smith
Te Staber House
Dow suit against Worcester team dismissed in equity court
Alfred O. Dow former New Bedford owner sues Worcester News and Kate Ball Club and Jere Barkett over a $170 share from the sale of two pies. Dana equity court dismisses suit. Players paid $1780 to Worcester are listed as Albert Rushey and Chester Chadburny, sold to Boston Nationals and Boston Americana.
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Boston
Alfred O. Dow
New Bedford
Worcester News
Kate Ball Club
Jere
Bloody war fears rise over Crete turnover
German, French, British, and Italian officials plan to withdraw from Crete as tensions mount across Greece and the Aegean. Allied moves threaten large scale troop redeployments to the Thessalian frontier while Crete residents report danger of massacre and potential dynastic collapse if Crete is annexed.
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Perlin
Constantinople
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Fem Sontrol
Crete
Greece
Thessalian
Maxeere
George
Opposition Brewing Over State Delegation Defiance
Five members of the New York delegation oppose a defense program led by Representative Speen Verne. They call for a moderator to oversee the entire New York group and insist on a tax stance. Strong protest within the Seton group and New York Hoyabiean circle signals growing dissent.
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Washington
Honen
Seton
New York
Arnold Passes Naval Tests in St. Albany Area
John B. Arnold son of Dr and Mrs W J Arnold of this city recently passed the mental and physical examinations for naval service. He completed the medical and fitness tests and is set to join the service, following confirmation of his eligibility and status.
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John
Arnold
St. Albany
St. Athar
John B. Arnold
W. J. Arnold
Taft Arrives for Quiet Fourth of July Celebration
A laconic crowd gathers at Burlington as President Taft attends a subdued holiday event. Attendees wait as Taft’s private car departs for Washington, the train leaving an hour late and the crowd unaware of the president’s presence until after the fact.
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Provty
Rutland
Taft
Washington
Wes Tle
Champlain Lake Celebration on Isle La Motte
Isle La Motte July 9 There is continued celebration in the middle of the lake with many arriving by small boat. A bark of Albany performed high mast while Gov Promty Hughes and Jene ttar Hill spoke. Colonels Seth Warner and Remember Baker, noted Vermont heroes, are recalled.
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Champlain
Wp Barke
Albany
Gov Promty
Hughes
Jenettar Hill
Dadtalo
Seth Warner
Remember Baker
Vermont
Aeronaut Makes Good in Burlington Ballon Flight
A Burlington paper reports Tane TM made a dirigible ascent with Naser repairing prior issues. Wind hindered daytime flight but conditions improved by evening and the balloon performed well. Spectators cheered as the craft landed near town amid a crowd celebrating the inventor.
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Burlington
Naser
Nanae
Two Women Die in Providence Lodging House Fire
A Fountain Street lodging house in Providence burned early today, killing two women including Annie Keenan. An unidentified woman is also among victims. several others escaped with injuries or narrow margins. The blaze left the building burned to the ground and prompted rapid emergency response.
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Fountain Street
Providence
Annie Keenan
Rte
Million Dollar Fire At Buffalo Today
A massive blaze in Buffalo destroyed several structures near the city center. Firefighters battled flames for hours but could not save two adjacent buildings and a nearby warehouse from the inferno. The incident prompted evacuations and an investigation into the cause. Local authorities reported damage estimated at about one million dollars.
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Buffalo
Buffalo, S
Buffalo Reduction Co Saene
Ae Imsraing
Kin City
Arends
Planking Blaze Damages Orr Dockyard and Vessel
A July incident at the Boston harbor damaged the Orr docks and burned significant head and wharf structures. The Hudson River steamer Dean Riehmant, towed from New York, suffered major destruction while being banished for disposal down the harbor.
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Boston
Sota
Dean Riehmant
New York
Jordan House Burns in Maine on the Shorefront
Fire swept the home of A. Scott Jordan at Mowery Beach, Cape Elizabeth, destroying a long time Maine residence once a private real estate, with partial insurance. His wife and children were reported unharmed as neighbors aided in the blaze.
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Portland
A. Scott Jordan
Mowery Beach
Bart Jordan
Maine
Youthful Navigators Peril Four Boys Saved from Capsized Boat
Four boys on Lake Penacook faced a near drowning when a sailboat capsized in a strong wind. Crowley brothers from Penacook Lake Toncomy hosted friends Jose Murphy and Arthur Johnson. they were rescued after being forced to cling to the upturned keel until a passing watercraft plucked them from the water. Martial Kimball rushed to the scene with grappling irons and equipment, arriving shortly after 2 PM to aid the exhausted group.
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Penacook
Conoun
N. J
Daly
Crowley
Robert Crowley
Toncomny
Jose Murphy
Arthur John
Thin City
Maretial Kimball
Jangeranxion
Thoron
Victory for Hood & Sons in milk transport case
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in favor of Hood & Sons against the United States and Hudsons over alleged discrimination and unreasonable service in milks shipments from Poultney, Wis to Boston. The ruling orders reparations to Hood & Sons.
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Washington, D. C
Intertate Commerce Commission
HP. Mood & Sons
Saves & Huds
Paice
Poultney
Boston
Chandler Returns From Europe With Actress Grace Laure Chandler
New York July Byron D Chandler arrived on the Mauretania from Europe with a woman registered as Grace Laure Chandler. He previously denied being married to Bev. He refused to confirm or deny the marriage and left readers unsure of his relationship status with the actress.
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Bev
New York
Byron D. Chandler
Gracee Laure
Gomedia
Europe
Mauretania
Grace Laure Chandler
Ana
Willa Moree Bate
Taggart Denies It In Chicago July Debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows Taggart denying an allegation in Chicago on July 1. The brief notes tense discussions about a potential action or position and references a person named Taggart amid unclear context. No firm names, dates, or outcomes can be reliably extracted from the readable fragments.
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Chicago
Thomas Taggart
Petane Sarge
Spanish War Veterans Elect L W Fennell Burlington 4th Dept Commander
The Spanish War Veterans elected L W Fennell of Burlington as 4th Department Commander. Other officers named include senior vice commander G W Sharply and center Hyland of Rutland, with a large turnout at the encampment. The group emphasized Memorial Day work and friendly ties to the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Wennes
St. Sicary
Ander
Otis Yi
G. W
Brateounell
Lof Brattleboro
G. M
Joinsbury
A. G. Keton
B. H. Stickney
Rutland
W. L. Towne
Stant
A. Bashaw
Burlan Waterman
Brattleboro
Nl Tha
St. Albans
Grand Army
Grand Army Republic
Lipinos
Tucker
New York
House Destroyed at Williamstown Fire Destroys Brockway Home
Fire consumed the Brockway residence at the foot of Quarry street early morning. The stove explosion likely started the blaze, spreading rapidly with most contents lost. Insurance stood at 400 for the house and 100 for furniture with Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
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Williamstown
Charles D. Brockway
Quarry Street
Vermont Mutual Wire Insurancs Company
Vermont Man Elected President of Instruction Institute
Payson Smith of Augusta Maine was elected president of the American Institute of Instruction at the close of the 70th annual convention in Castine Maine. Fellows elected include Edwin O. Andrews Shelton Connecticut and A E Tuttle Bellows Falls Vermont with Wendell Mowry and B Ellis among officers. the previous board was re elected aside from Smith.
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Aly
Payson Smith
Angusta
American Institute of Instruction
Edwin O. Andrews
Shelton
Conn
A. E. Tuttle
Bellows Falls
Wendell
Mowry
B. Ellis
Charlie TC. Whiteoes
Mage
Vie Alcenit
Boy Hurt At Railroad Station In Tebanon
Neil Chase, 9, son of Chase, was thrown from a wagon at the Tebanon railroad station last night when a horse started as the northbound train drew in. The wheel passed over his chest and head injuries were reported as he lay under the wagon. He was crushed by the wheel but was saved from further harm by timely aid.
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Tebanon
WN. H
Neil Chase
Chase
Child Dies from Paris Green Poisoning in Lowell
Clara Mitchell aged 1 year and 9 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell of Tyngboro, died after ingesting Paris Green poison. The child consumed a quantity of the toxic substance unnoticed by adults, and despite efforts, her condition remained hopeless. She was found in her home yesterday afternoon.
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Lowell
Mass
Clara Mitchell
Joseph Mitchell
Tyngaboro
Secretary Meyer to vacation on Lake Restigouche shores
Secretary Meyer plans to leave Washington after Camrose adjournment for a vacation on the shores of Lake Restigouche. During the summer he aims to join party firing practice with the athletic fleet. In late August he will attend naval war college sessions at Newport.
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D. C
Savy Meyer Ee
Washington
Camrose
Lake Restigatiche
Fedi
Hon
Naval War College
Newport
Ex-New York Mayor Arrives in Montpelier for Visit
Former New York mayor arrives in Montpelier to attend the city event. Speakers include Professor J Burguse of Redstone, as attendees greet the visiting dignitary.
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New York
Mapnr
Bail bondsman catches defendant in non support case
A bail bondsman located Bianovero and turned him over to police after he failed to appear for a non support hearing. The court postponed forfeiture, while the defendant remained in custody awaiting further action. In another matter, Mrs Spinella, a material witness, was briefly detained but then found ill and later recovered.
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Shetek Seine
Schelig Cial
Bull
A. G. Comolli
Scott
Bizzowere
Bixzosero
Joe Carver
Fraeksee
Fiszozero
Milford
N. Prine
Gates
Nepal
Hia Wi
Blexosero
Louis Inella
George L. Morrin
Spinelle
Eliasee
Spinella
Blood Stains on Suitcase Reported as Dark Marks
An investigation into a suitcase left by robbers who fled Upper Granville with $400 finds no blood on the coat inside. Dark stains appear on the suitcase, unclear in origin. The supposed bloody stone was discarded outside the house.
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Upper Graniteville
Allinette Sold Pacer From Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Allinetta the fast pacer that won the 2 18 race at the Gentlemen s Driving Club meet has been sold to EB A Rote of Lebanon New Hampshire for Lord Brothers of Montpelier at a price reported around 425 The eight year old pacer Al l inetta bred in Burl by Harry Mae ton Brae is described with a lat sore in sl Alcander and the sale is noted amid rough transcription errors.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club
Thin Sity
EB. A. Rote
Lebanon
N. H
Lord Brothers of
Auto Crash Hampers Rear of Vehicle on Fullerton Avenue
J J Williams tried to turn a sub mobile around on Fullerton Avenue Montpelier last evening. He lost control and struck a tree. The rear axle of the machine was bent in the collision.
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J. Williams
Fullerton Avenue
Montpelier
J. J. Willams
Talk of the Town Birth Notice and Local Plans
Twin sats were born this morning to Mr and Mrs William Wirnes of 4 vent Street Workers from ieee are asked to report to the quarry workers office for a shower tonight between 630 and 730 At the City hotel laws emeriting send a message William Fr ee owe ee others listed include Walling H Brown New York P B White River Junction E Mann Boatos and others
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William Wirnes
Vent Street
Ieee
William Free Owe Ee
Walling
H. Brown
New York
P. B
White River Junction
T. Kets
Ketumanoo
Mich
Pases Ve Rowell
Woodsville
E. Mann
Boatos
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