Reciprocity Bill Before the Senate Sparks Fierce Debate
The Canadian reciprocity bill with the Root amendment prompts a long Senate fight expected to last at least two weeks. Champ Clark says the Root amendment will not be accepted by the House even if Senate approves it. Minnesota petition against reciprocity highlights farmer opposition as Democrats back the pact while progressives attack it.
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House
Champ Clark
Washington
Jane M
Senate
Finance Committee
Wood Pulp
Minnesota
Nelson
Ier Penrose
la Follette
Taft
Beef Trust
Canada
Till
Hoe Hungera
Second Annual East Barre Carnival Opens Thursday Night
East Barre Athletic Club launches its second annual June carnival at the opera house hall Thursday evening June 15 and runs through the week. President F B Lermondes leads a large committee for a town wide event with music, minstrel acts and dancing by Gauthin’s Orchestra. Highlights include local talent and contests with a $150 prize for the Washington Orange county baby contest, promising an entertaining program headlined by well known performers.
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East Barre Athletic Club
Opera House Hall
F. B. Lermondes
Mary Siason
Bong
Kaline
Rilhea
Enin
Urepire
Gauthini
Washington
Orange County
Postal to Enter Phone Field Amid Experiments and Expansion
Postal Telegraph announces entry into telephone field with new Salt Lake City to San Francisco lines costing 6200000. Wires weigh 425 pounds per mile and are heavier than prior lines. Experiments linked telegraph with telephone traffic between Salt Lake City Reno and San Francisco, signaling a push against Western Union controlled by AT&T.
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New York
Tyne
Postal
Salt Lake City
Reno
San Francisco
Chicago
Western Union
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
Bell System
Guide Wife Slayer Held as Murderer
Farmington Me June 14 Marshall Taylor arraigned in lower court on murder change waived examination and held without bail for the September term Mira uida Searles released.
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Farmington
Marshall Taylor
Mira Uida Searles
Prisoners Escape From Portsmouth Prison Ship
Three inmates Leo Behultze Charles A Denis James C Manning and Lafayette Warne escaped from a prison ship in Portsmouth New Hampshire. A raft was found dockside with bars removed from a porthole signaling the breakout. Guards and regional police launched a search after morning rounds revealed the escape.
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Lafayette Warne
Matleawan
Senate Rejects Move To Recall Direct Elections Resolution
Washington June 14 Strenuous Democratic drive to recall the direct senatorial elections joint resolution failed on a tie vote after a long discussion. Mr Reed of Missouri moved to reconsider the House vote but the motion lost 34 to. Senator Clarke of Arkansas supported the Republicans aiding the Bristow amendment adoption.
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Washington
Senate
Reed
Missouri
House
Clarke
Arkansas
Bride Faints at Altar Dies After Wedding Sermon
Miss Juanita Brown of Homeville Pennsylvania died four hours after fainting at her wedding ceremony in Philadelphia. She was to wed Howard Wilson Dickinson of Osford. Guests gathered at the Browns' home. she collapsed as the clergyman began the service and died at Hahoeroann hospital shortly after arrival.
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Philadelphia
Juanita Brown
Homeville
Hahoeroann Hospital
Miss Brown
Howard Wilson Dickinson
Osford
Thomas West Brown
Cnre- To
Derre vicinity buyers urged to visit Davies for Dr Howard Co offer
Advert reads that locals can buy Dr Howard Co medicines at half price including 30 cent sine and constipation relief. It claims hundreds of bottles remain and urges taking the stone Go treatment. The notice promotes Dr Boward’s medicine and a 25 cent option at D P Davies for a limited amount of specific relief.
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Derre Wil
Dave
Dr. Howard Co
Dr. Howard
D. PF. Davies
Kellogg Admits No Apology For Steel Firm Counsel
F B Kellogg admitted he served as special counsel for the Duluth and Iron Range and the Duluth Mesaba Northern railroad subsidiaries of United States Steel, with fees paid by the steel company. He said his government work on Standard Oil matters occupied him since 1900 and that he and his firm continue handling legitimate business, denying any improper conduct. Judge Gayley testified as a steel company witness as the Stanley committee prepared to hear more western witnesses before adjourning.
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Washington
Frank JB. Kelogg
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Stanley Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Minnesota
Stanley
Theate
United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Steel Trust
Enor
Roosevelt
Morgan
New York
Bell
Kellogg
Davia, Kellogg & Severance
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
Duluth
Mesaba
Kell
Catc
Kellog
Commission
Sherman
Vms. Kellogg Enid
Duluth & Tron
Cory i
S Teel Corporation
Steel Corporation |Et
Gayley
Steel Corporation
Sapa
Buried Cholera Victim Aboard Berlin At New York
A steerage passenger died of cholera aboard the North German Lloyd liner Berlin after leaving Naples and Genoa. The passenger, from Calabalee, fell ill 20 hours after boarding and died June 7. The ship reached New York June 14. quarantining and bacteriological tests were conducted. Doctor Doty said the case was unusual for a passenger liner.
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Berlin
New York
Mediterranean
Naples
Genow
Gibraltar
Une
Eo Biaggio
Calabelee
Lebolera
Doty
Quarsa
Fire Insurance Distributions in 1910 Across U S and Canada
The Insurance Press reports total distributions of 569.44 million in 1910 across United States and Canada. Policyholder dividends and surrender values reached 881.44 million, with around 182 thousand dollars paid on foreign court costs and other charges. Large individual policies included a top sum of 475,200 dollars, with several others over 100,000. Vermont lists six names with 10000 or more.
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United States
Canada
Pepuin
Neiclariva
Desarm
Ar Compaisen
He Insurance Smorey
Vormerelil
Tein
Tify Insurance
Vermont
Scheins Accuses Accuser in New York Court
Henry A Scheib freed on a slaying charge turns to his lawyers and files a per jury complaint against car owner John H Wyeth. Wyeth testified he knew nothing of the car’s alleged taking. The court dismissed the initial complaint and ordered a substitute, with Scheib held on $2.50 bail as detectives prepare a new filing. Also reports baseball scores from Chicago Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia and a New York Cleveland game.
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New York
Henry A Scheib
Wim
John H. Wyeth
Behnnb
Ape Bert Sy Ee
Wyeth
Seheid
Wolgast Champion as Moran Accepts July 4 Bout
Boxing notes declare Wolgast the leading lightweight after decisive win over Burns in San Francisco. English challenger Moran eyes a twenty round title clash in Frisco on July 4, with both fighters praised for grit and power.
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Frisco
Ad Wolgast
Frankie Burros
San Francisco
Burns
Wolgant
Timg
Hogan
New York
George Memsic
Anton la Grave
California
Wolgast
Battling Nelson
K. C. Brown
Philadelphia
Owen Morain
Woigner
Moran
Nelson
Woilgast
Local Market Prices Show Potatoes and Butter Shifts
In St. Jolnsburg on June 14 prices edged for potatoes at 60 and 65 cents per bushel while creamery butter held at 24 cents per pound. Fresh eggs at 17 cents per dozen. Dressed veals declined slightly as creamery cuts rose. Receipts were large with prices about the same, cattle and calves mixed, cows around 1 to 1 1/2.
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St. Jolusberg
W. A
NEW SEA QUEEN BOUND HERE OLYMPIC SAILS FOR NEW YORK
The White Star liner Olympic, largest steamer, left Southampton at noon bound for New York via Cherbourg and Queenstown. Officials and spectators gave official godspeed as Commander E J Smith led the leviathan to sea. The ship is expected in New York on the 2iet Instant.
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Southampton
White Star
Olympic
New York
Cherbourg
Queenstown
J. B
E. J. Smith
Ron R
Godspeed
Parisian Sage Inert Copy Claims Youthful Hair Formula
Fragmentary OCR text describes a hair product claim by Parisian Sage. It mentions age defying effects and a bottle label claim. The readable lines are garbled and do not provide a clear outcome or verifiable details.
Boston cheese and egg market notes amid steady demand
Laced receipts of butter remain heavy while consumer demand holds firm. Cheese market shows upward drift with Canton and Watertown prices advancing. stock in primary markets remains ample though buyers are cautious. Hennery eggs attract steady bids as arrivals shift from surplus stock. buyers seek higher quality components amid cautious sentiment.
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Oston
Canton
Watertown
Websterville Toy Wall Policy Sparks Neighbor Debate
Websterville residents discuss a proposed 25 percent toy wall fee and its impact on local commerce. The debate centers on Lamurey Barre’s storefronts and how the plan would affect neighbors and the pew industry.
Dairy Product Trade Notes From Fragments
Trade references nearby offerings and creamery terms. Mentions tubs dairy products and various percentage grades. Miscellaneous brand names and regional mentions appear in fragmented fashion suggesting market notes or advertisements without clear totals or endpoints.
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Old New York Twins
Vermont
Young Ameriess
Hontery
Ilicit Diamond Buying in Kimberley’s Early Days
Louis Cohen recalls dodges used to move diamonds in South Africa’s Kimberley era. Stories recount dogs and horses aiding smuggling, carrier pigeons delivering loot, hollowed heels sealed with wax, and a goose stuffing diamond ruse as a capture trap.
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Kimberley
South Africa
England
Louis Cohen
Christiania
Vaal
Lamb Friends of Man
Indy
Letter Misaddressed In Germany Sparks Postal Lesson
A letter sent to a small German town was misaddressed as “John Brown Require” and placed in the E compartment of the poste restante. The writer’s habit of adding “esquire” to names caused the delay, illustrating how simple addressing to “Mr. John Brown” would have ensured prompt delivery.
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Esquire
Httle
Germany
John Brown
Poste Restante
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