Senate Chiefs Aim to Hasten Speech Debate
The Senate moved the measure to unfinished business and set the daily meeting hour to noon to speed speeches on the Canadian tariff treaty. Senators Curtis and McCumber voiced opposition while Senator Bristow proposed a sugar duty cut and Senator Gore sought leave to print a related speech. Senator McCumber warned the treaty could delay farmers’ gains and jeopardize protective policy.
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No Change in Programme in Congressional Caucus
Washington June 15 A bid to trim the legislative program of the House majority failed in a caucus of Democratic representatives. The result strengthens resolve to limit actions this session to tariffs while postponing army enlistment changes and naval measures. Democratic Leader Underwood signaled continued pursuit of the tariff agenda.
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Trial for mosque officials in Jerusalem relocation
Jerusalem June 13 officials of the mosque of Omar were sent under armed escort to Beirut to face a special court. They are charged in connection with operations of English explorers who allegedly were allowed to violate the mosque during excavations for sought relief.
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Do You Get Up With a Lame Back Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver and bladder trouble and backache. It claims to ease pain, reduce nocturnal urination, and includes an offer for a free sample bottle and a book by Leslie Ray.
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Sarsaparilla Sold As Cure For Various Ailments
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for pimples hives eczema and general debility. Claims it strengthens and tones the system and offers liquid or chocolate tablet forms named Sarsatabs.
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New York Senate Rebukes Root Over Canadian Reciprocity
June 15 Alvany The New York Senate and Assembly urge support for the Canadian reciprocity treaty in unamended form. They rebuke United States Senator Root for proposing an amendment, arguing it would jeopardize a beneficial accord. They claim New York’s proximity to Canada justifies preserving the treaty in its current form and call for Root to withdraw his amendment.
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Fireman Die in Railroad Derailed Train Incident
Montreal July 15 The Boston trail on the Central Vermont railway due here at 10 10 that night was derailed near Uberville Quebec. Fireman Martin of St Albans Vermont was caught between the engine and tender and killed. Rogiveser Hin also of St Albans and two passengers were slightly injured but could proceed to this city.
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Case of cholera from Italy disrupts New York port
A liner Europa from Genoa and Naples docked under quarantine after a steerage passenger, Agostino Tavella, showed cholera symptoms en route. Tavella's condition improves while 77 cabin and 363 steerage passengers remain under quarantine. The ship Berlin, also from Italian ports, reported a steerage passenger death from cholera and was released with passengers reassigned to nearby Hoffman Island. no new cases are reported.
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Cotton Suits for Taft and George V in Texas
San Benito tex June 16 President Taft the king of England and the governor general of Canada are to be presented with suits of clothes made from the first cotton of this season. A Commercial club meeting decided to trace the cotton to Manchester England and have it woven into cloth for the outfits.
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Voucher Doubt And State Department Audit In June Probe
Washington voices rise over a doctored Day portrait voucher and a broader inquiry. Secretary Knox and House committee chair Hamlin clash as Morrison’s aides testify about the voucher found near a waste basket after archives were searched. Correspondence shows overpayment routed to emergency accounts. Knox questions $5000 paid to Frederick Hale for Canadian boundary work and cannot confirm facts on a $2450 Rosenthal voucher. The episode widens as inquiry seeks how forged or mislaid vouchers entered the process.
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Can Donlin Return as Comeback Hope for Fans
Baseball fans worry whether Mike Donlin can reclaim his form after reinstatement by the National Commission. Once a national figure in New York baseball, he spent time in semi professional play while suspended and has since drifted into show business. A true verdict must await weeks of play to confirm whether his batting eye has recovered and he can compete again.
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Frey and Erey Hampered by Wreck in Turin Paris Flight
In Italy on June 15 Herr Erey was the sole Paris Turin aviation entrant to attempt the final leg. His aeroplane crashed in the mountains amid fog, suffering arm and leg injuries and facial wounds. Doctors say no internal damage, but recovery and lengthy surgery are needed. the race time limit nears.
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California Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad
This notice touts Syrup of Figs as gentle cleansing and refreshing for families, warns of ineffective imitations, and instructs buyers to ensure the California Syrup Co. name appears on every genuine package. Sold by leading druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
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Kilpatrick Seeks All Around Championship Title
Yale captain John R. Kilpatrick, star end and track standout, will compete in the all around national championship in Chicago on July 20. The 200-pound sprinter, jumper and hurdler has begun training under Johnny Mack, aiming to peak for Yale’s bid to win as Sheridan, Garrelis, Thomson, and Bredemud are expected to challenge in a strong field.
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Freckle-Face Hope Promises Clear Skin Remedy
A questionable freckle treatment advertises a painless, one night remedy claimed to remove freckles and deliver a clear complexion. The copy stresses easy results, urging readers to trust the potions and the sponsor F. Davis.
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Tablet to Betsy Ross Unveiled in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia article reports the unveiling of a memorial tablet honoring Betsy Ross. The ceremony referenced the Revolutionary era and noted a 14 year old student involvement, with the tablet placed at a notable location in the city.
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Lewis Confirmed as Assistant Attorney General
Washington reports that after a heated vote the Senate confirmed Wilkes and Teaton to serve as assistant attorney general of the United States. The confirmation follows a lengthy debate on the nominations and related duties.
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Look Out for St Louis Team in the Chase
A Chicago sports column by Tommy Clark argues the St Louis Cardinals, under Roger Bresnahan, have strengthened to challenge NL leaders New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The piece credits Bresnahan for inspiring a previously weak club toward potential top placement in a renewed season.
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Websterville Advertises Goods and Cash Paid for Jewels
Local notice states that Websterville dealer buy watches diamonds and gold for cash. The ad emphasizes prompt payment and assures fair offers for precious items.
Catcher Ira Thom Praises Luck in Two World Series
Catcher Ira Thom of the Athletics boasted he has been traded to Detroit and then to Philadelphia in back to back post season runs, claiming a unique record of reaching two World Series with different teams. He noted the New Yorkers sent him to Detroit for the melon cutting with the Cubs before joining the Athletics for another post season bid.
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Stanage Aims to Catch Every Tiger Game This Year
Detroit backstop Oscar Stanage pledges to catch in every game for the Tigers this season barring accidents. He seeks to set a record by remaining behind the plate for all games, praising his own developing catching skills as Jennings scales expectations for catchers.
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Works Easily Behind The Tat Wees Good Judgment
A fragment notes smooth performance and quick judgment in behind the scenes work. The brief highlights ease and efficiency, praising competence and steady execution without detailing specifics.
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Baseball Chips and Mystery Balls Stir Early Season Talk
Russell Ford’s wild pitch splits two ways as fans buzz about a mystery ball. Manager Chance banks on Three Fingered Brown as a rescuer, while a new mast strikes the market. The upright eye guard is removed to prevent being crowed eyed. Fred Ladera emerges as a slugger for the Phillies, his bat driving many gates. Pitcher Able, ex New York Americans, can hide a ball, while Edmund Lamy makes pro baseball with Mansfield in Ohio and Pennsylvania league. Manager Hahn, ex White Sox, praises a Saratoga Lake recruit.
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