Senate Reciprocity Debate Expected in Two Weeks
Washington reports confirm that about sixty senators back reciprocal tariffs with Canada and a vote date within two weeks. The discussion covers Root amendment opposition, wool schedule timing, and anticipated finance committee hearings as the Senate prepares to act before Canadian Parliament reconvenes.
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Paper trust criticised in Washington June courts tale
John Norris, chairman of the paper committee, accuses the International Paper company of withholding information from the Senate Finance Committee. He claims the firm bought rivals to reduce production and that misleading membership figures misrepresented farmers and the Grange. Norris also accuses Allen & Graham’s head of using the National Grange to influence legislation while collecting large sums from manufacturers.
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Taft Promises Letter of Support for See America First
President Taft told a Maryland committee he will write a letter endorsing the See America First movement started in Baltimore after a June 17 meeting with Governor Crothers's appointee. The pledge signals presidential favor for renewed national tourism and patriotic travel.
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America
Kilmer's Swamp Root Praised For Kidney Relief
A reader reports severe bladder and kidney pain eased by Kilmer's Swamp-Root after trying a trial bottle and purchasing more locally. The testimonial invites others to request samples from Dr Kilmer Co and notes 50 cent and 1.00 size bottles at drug stores.
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Mary Asdner
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Hoods Sarsaparilla advertised cure all humors in town
An advertisement touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as eradicating scrofula and all other humors. It claims to enrich the blood, strengthen vital organs, and offers the medicine in squid fort or chocolated tablets called Sarsatahs available for purchase today.
Removing Danger From Granite Plant
Travelay Brothers improved plant air quality by drawing outside air through steam coils for heating and cooling with a large fan. A suction dust removal system for grinding stones reduced airborne dust, enhancing healthful working conditions and comfort year round.
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Rough
Masonic Week Ends With Royal Arch Chapter Installations
Burlington June 7 The closing session of Masonic week saw the Royal Arch chapter of most assemble for its annual session. A total membership of 4,471 members across 30 chapters with 85 deaths last year shows a net gain of 72. Officers elected and installed included Grand High Priest Samuel T Brailey Ruthind deputy grand high priest He C Bryant Morrisville grand scribe Den A Stone Brattleboro grand treasurer G W Whitcount Practoravilles grand secretary HL H Rosa Burlington grand captain of the host Hod Stanway Barton grand royal arch captain GN Tilden Barre master of the first well W Hi Brewster Middlebury master of the second well Charles A Lang Ston Paler master of the sheep veil Christie Covell Brattleboro chaplain CS BP Bree lridge Woodstock grand lecturer George Whitey Bellows Falls senior steward B Hy Marti Burlington grand junior steward J A Rosas Kilrlington grand sentinel Allan C Ball Ludlow grand tuler Albert Kil tom Burlington
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G. W. Whitcount
Practoravilles
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Middlebury
Charles A. Lang
Stontpaler
Prize Fighting Ring Hit By Police in New York
Police cracked down on prize fighting yesterday in New York. Arrests were made of several individuals linked to the International amateur soccer ballettery in Madison Square Garden last May. Named among those charged were Thomas Huret, a noted reserve and baseball umpire, along with Samuel Lowing, a boxer, a $10 figure, and two ticket sellers.
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DIRECT PRIMARY LAW
Utton reports a move toward simplifying the political process with a direct primary law applying to all state officials and members of Congress and legislature. Party conventions will still be held to frame platforms and nominate presidential electors.
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Maine Navy wreck exposure deepens doubts on repair plan
In Havana on June 17 an expanding view of the Maine wreck shows extensive corrosion and collapsed engine-room structure after cofferdam water was lowered. No bodies found. entry attempts likely today as mud chokes the interior and raises questions about salvaging any part of the battleship.
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Havana
Maine
Plunges 28 Stories in Wall Street Tragedy
New York June 17 a stone cutter Willi Anderson fell from the 28th floor of the Rank Centre Trust building near Wall and Broad streets during stone setting a cry for help drew bankers and brokers as the body struck a coping on the fourth floor tore an arm and bounded to the first floor where it mangled in the wire safety net crowd grew violent police reserves were called to restore order in the busy financial district
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New Move in Bribe Case in Columbus
Indictment of Rodney Diegel sergeant-at-arms of the State Senate linked to assembly bribery cases. Trial set for Monday postponed as affidavits from Judge Zagat Kinkead are reviewed. Court chatter hints delays into fall. affidavits to inform Presiding Judge India at Chillicothe.
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Barcley Resigns Amid Pawtucket Post Office Rumor
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Postmaster William H. Barclay resigns as a charged scandal ties him to a Beach case linked to funds from the city treasury. The move comes after a board statement noting a request to Congressman George I. to address Harvey and suggests former State Senator J Milton Paine may be chosen to replace him. The resignation ends a long political dispute.
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Czar Visits Fleet at Cronstadt in Rainy Ceremony
June 17 Emper or Nicholas Thoreday visited the second division ships under Rear Admiral Charles J Badger. The rain spoiled the day as the czar presented signed portraits to Admiral Badger and captains of the battleships Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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Doubleheader NL and AL Scores From Yesterday
National League results show St. Louis routing St Louis 8 to 2 at Pittsburg and New York edging Boston 4 to 2 as Chicago and Philadelphia split. American League totals list Cleveland defeating Boston 5 to 2 and Philadelphia beating Chicago 10 to 6.
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Indictments Quashed in Cincinnati Case
Judge Wile lina Dickson yesterday quashed revivified indictments against George charging him with perjury. The action followed a affidavit charging May and Pete ney run fl by the prosecutor. court held it could not affect a ruling, as it was taken on a motion for re hearing filed before the affidavit.
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Nieuport Sets New Aerodrome Speed Record in Chalons
In Chalons France on June 17 Hiay M Nieuport won the James Gordon Bennett aviation preliminaries by covering 145 kilometers at about 129 km h nearly 80 mph. He broke the previous aerodrome record set last month by Nieuport.
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Death of Thomas J. Matson at Concord N H
Bethel section reports Thomas J. Matson longtime proprietor of the Concord Commercial House with his brother Samuel Matoon died around midnight after a tubercular illness. Born August 3, 1872, he leaves several siblings and nieces and nephews across Bethel Melrose and Boston. Funeral held at his brother’s Northfield home. he had resided with Henry Matoon since February.
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Boston
Trades Show Chance’s Mixed Track Record on Deals
Clark Griffith isn’t perfect in handling trades as Franklin Chance’s brokers. Miller, Pfeiffer and Gerton, former Cubs, are thriving with Boston while Loderus and Moran make their mark with the Phillies. Chance also appears philanthropic in making deals.
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Fast Runners In Demand In Early Baseball Analysis
An article extols speed as essential to modern baseball, citing Eddie Collins Ty Cobb Hughie Jennings and others. It notes World Series upsets by fleet White Sox and Chicago teams and stresses practice to reach top speed and proper sliding technique.
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Why Delahanty Is Playing First Base For Tigers
Jim Delahanty is at first base for the Tigers to give his knee a chance to mend after an injury last fall. He cannot cover second now, so he is shifted to first and O Leary handles second. Del hopes rest will let him return to second in a few weeks. Ed Smith will referee the Gotch Hackenschmidt world wrestling title bout at American League Park in Chicago Saturday.
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