Taft Gets U. K. On Tax Plan and Debates
President Taft receives support from financial interests for a net income tax on corporations as a planned tax shift. Senators debate proposed amendments and the impact on bondholders and stock investment, with Republicans Beveridge Bristow Brown and Burkett among the few backing changes. Lorimer takes Senate oath. Gallinger and Aldrich oppose paper tax provisions amid a broader tariff discussion.
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Little Soldiers In Your Blood Fight Disease
An old health ad extols white blood cells as tiny soldiers defending the body. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens immunity and guards against eczema, eruptions, malaria, and nerve ailments with generalized tonic medicine language.
Italians Trounce Williamstown In Baseball Clash 19 to 8
The Italian athletic club overwhelmed Williamstown with 14 hits and a late scoring burst after briefly trailed. Calcagni pitched five innings for the Italians with seven runs, while Williamstown’s pitching struggled as McAllister worked five frames. Attendance noted. other scores included AL and NL games in brief roundup.
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Tariff Talks Delay Tax Schedules in Senate
Senate panels paused action on tariff schedules after a briefing that income and other tax questions will be addressed later. Senators St Louis AMirich Commins and Tiley discussed broader financial measures amid standings showing league style divisions on policy priorities.
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Not Cleveland's Signature in Brandenburg Case Hearings
Testimony by Richard Watson Gilder and William Reich centers on a forged Cleveland signature linked to a New York Times article about Branden burg. Expert handwriting witnesses weigh authenticity as defense argues and prosecutors press to prove the document’s origin and timing.
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Matson First in Vanderbilt Car Race at Crown Point
Crown Point Ind Jan 1 Matson driving Chalmers Detroit car No 1 India trophy auto race yesterday Monson in Marson No 6 finished second G Robertson in a Locomobile No 10 took third.
Pierce Senate Chaplain Designation Noted in Weekington
Dr Pierce, pastor of All Hour Unitarian Church, was yesterday named by a Senate resolution as chaplain until further notice. The appointment follows Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale and reflects the church ties of Pierce and the senate.
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Bennet Introduces Hill Parcels Post for Rural Routes
Representative Bennet of New York proposes parcels post within rural route delivery. Lorimer a Senator. William Lorimer of Illinois took the oath of office and became a United States senator.
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Alexander Held and Similar Action in Manchester Cases
In Manchester city police court William J. Altaander was held in 63 000 to await the September term after being charged with setting fires at five different occurrences. Wilfred Martel and Albert Courtois also faced charges related to leaking and catering the wife of Piper Molattie, each held in 82 000 bail.
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Johnson Pays Fine for Traffic Ordinance Violation
Jack Johnson pleaded guilty in police court to violating the street traffic regulations by leaving his automobile unattended on a downtown street. A $5 fine was imposed and paid. Police have arrested many in recent weeks to enforce the downtown congestion plan.
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Miners' Leaders Convene as Western Union Struggles Rise
Winnipeg dispatch reports Frank Sherman president of Unitedmin Workers of Western Canada speaking Thursday night on reform efforts and health measures amid rising tensions within the mining community. Details are sparse due to damaged text but the event centers on union leadership addressing the workforce.
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Fragmentary note on footwear and recovery mentions
A garbled item discusses shoes and a recovery or care theme with scattered terms like footwear, recovery, and equipment. Names and clear events do not emerge, leaving a fragmented outline.
Britain warns against Chinese railroad loan participation
London reports Britain cautions the United States against joining the $27,500,000 Chinese railroad loan. Washington officials deem the move tardy but President Taft may heed the proposal, with Knox and Taft aiming to strengthen America’s role in Pekin relations and select a strong minister. The Telegraph notes Britain and other bankers ready to fund the loan, while discussions continue on naval reviews for October in the wake of the earthquake rebuild.
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Railroad Presidents Urged to Conserve Forests and Use Timber Efficiently
Washington June 19 United States Forester Gifford Pinchot asks railroads to practice forest conservation and better timber utilization. He cites a National Conservation Commission report showing rapid deforestation and urges railroads to grow and manage timber, use treated and inferior woods, purchase lands with mature timber, plant trees on nonagricultural land, and cooperate with others to standardize specs and fire prevention. Strong entities include Gifford Pinchot and American Railway Engineer's Association.
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Decline Seen in U S Exports for Current Year
Washington notes a statistical projection that export values for the fiscal year will fall materially from 1907 and 1908 levels. Barrow statistics show 1908 exports at 1.895 billion, 1907 at 1.964 billion, and 1906 at 1.718 billion, with a sharp dip below the 1905-1906 average due to diminished global demand and lower prices for key cargoes.
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Pardon for James B. Gentry in Yorke murder case
The heart for pardons has recommended to Governor Atcart that a pardon be granted James B. Gentry, imprisoned for an early 15 year-old grave murder of Madge Yorke in Harrisburg, Pa. The petition shows Gentry’s locality and support from prominent residents and members of the House of Representatives.
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Sloan's Liniment Proclaims Quick Horse Remedies
Antique ad copy touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal horse remedy to treat spavin curb or split and relieve other ailments including fever pink eye distemper and wart. Dr Earl S Sloan endorses its efficacy in a concise promotional claim.
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Five Boston men convicted in business chance verdict
In Boston a superior court verdict found five of nine defendants guilty in a conspiracy and larceny case involving a business scheme described as a “small states or brainees chance.” Among the convicted were Charles G. Stuart and William A. Sweatt on multiple counts, with Simpson Holcomb McKinnon listed for complicity, and Faust among those who turned state's evidence or were later rearrested on new larceny charges.
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Microscopic Moving Pictures Of Blood By Dr Watkins
Dr Robert Lincoln Watkin introduces a microphotographic device that magnifies blood and germs to reveal bacilli and disease agents in real time. The compact micromoscope could display blood flow and germs on a screen, altering views of infection and disease propagation. Live demonstrations include frog blood circulation and germs in water for tomorrow’s lecture.
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Whole Village Is Put Under Arrest in Hodgking incident
Chicago reports two hundred villagers from Hodgking, formerly Gary, Illinois, including men women and children, were taken to the state attorney for questioning on knowledge of killings tied to Patrick Crowley marshal of the patrol night. A mob hijacked a trolley to move them to the city. Crowley was slain during the attempt to move former mayor Mojevie Lengel to the lockup. Reo Lenzi, nephew of Moduate Lanai, faces murder charges but remains at large.
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Rare bone graft performed at Frances Villard hospital
In Chicago on June 10 a rare surgical bone graft replaced a shattered tibia. A section of bone from a lamb was transplanted into the leg of an elevator operator, Doreari Toward, after a compound fracture. Doctors noted it was the first such operation in America, with only a handful of prior attempts.
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Judge berates rich men acquitted of murder at trial
In Oda Oble June 19 Judge West told Mack Tee and Matt Lee they were free but guilty before God and harshly condemned the jurors. Dan Scribner had been found guilty of Putnam’s death on timing evidence but was freed due to wealth and influence.
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Not Much of a Pitcher Taft Struggles at Ball Field
Early in the afternoon President Taft attempted a pitch before Yale alumni. He dropped his hat, stepped to a burdock leaf, and hurled a ball that barely cleared the grass. The crowd roared as Taft grimaced and walked off nursing his shoulder after the poorly received toss.
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Rockefeller gift for Nebraska athletics declines in state
Gov Shallenberger and Chancellor Avery refuse to sign a petition seeking a 95000 donation from Cassis Juneae of John D Rockel for a hall to be named Rockefeller Hall. The athletic board and students pressed for the gift but signatures were withheld, blocking the record of acceptance or rejection.
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Prosecution of Sugar Trust Moves in New York
The Philadelphia in New York reports the United States District Attorney in New York announced a June 10 proceeding relating to the sugar refining trust. Adolph Segal appears, with court testimony expected on the trust’s alleged price fixing and the receivership of the Philadelphia sugar firm.
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Mexico Controls Oil Pitna Formation Of 25 Million Company
Mexico City June 15 The Mexican people plan to control the oil field via the 25 million peso company Compania Mexicana de Petroleo Elage ia SA The firm has acquired concessions for development exploitation and marketing of petroleum and other products formerly held by Praren & Snow Limited Directors are Mexican with one foreign appointee Overs Pablo Macedo Fernando Pim entel Lieutenant Colonel Porfira Dias Enrique Troe Louis Jo and Join Boly The last named heads Pearson interests in Mexico.
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