Taft Veto on Amendments and Tariff Revision Debate
Long distance reports from Providence say President Taft intends to veto any tariff revision amendments to the Canadian reciprocity bill but likely will sign the wool bill and approve other measures. Speaker Champ Clark says tariff revision should come from the top, while farmers threaten to challenge the reciprocity act in court if it fails to secure a two thirds Senate vote. The debate centers on whether the treaty provisions require a two thirds vote and the president’s public stance on vetoes.
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Providence
Tott
Capitol
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Free List
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Aleel
Tolt
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Senate
Taft
Friends of the
Sbill
Likens Taft to Delilah in Western Tour
In Winnpeg Manitoba June 26 a Canadian event sparked disruption as Hon. A. Bergeron of Quebec and R. L. Borden toured the West against reciprocity. Bergeron cited Fielding and Taft as Samson and Delilah, prompting Western criticism and fears of riotous meetings. He argued the Delilah reference was not aimed at any lady and admitted using the phrase.
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Heeausd Ie
Finance
Fielding
Taft
Samson
Delilah
AG. M. Bergeror
Quebec
R. L. Borden
Conservative
United States
Bergeron
Borden
Dominion
Medicine Var
Alberta
White House
Didnt Kidnap McNamara Case Yields Release Order
Indianapolis June 26 Judge Joseph T Markey ordered the release of Walter Drew J A G Badorf and W J Bord and Frank P Fox who had been held on bond over an alleged kidnapping of John J Mc Namara The grand jury had indicted William J Barna for kidnapping and John J Mc Namara for conspiracy linked to dynamiting in Peoria It was recommended these four be discharged and the grand jury's books and papers remain under guard by the sheriff until further order
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Indianapolis
Joseph T Markey
Criminal Court
Walter Drew
J. A. G. Badorf
National Reectors’ Association
W. J. Bord
Los Angeles
Frank P. Fox
John J. McNamara
William J. Barna
Peoria
Drew
Badorf
Ford
Fox
Markey
Grand Jury
American Central Life
International Association of Fridge and Structural Tron
Doan’s Ointment Promises Cure for Contaminated Digestion
A fragment claims heavy after dinner feelings and bitter taste point to a liver related issue. It asserts thousands cured by Doan’s Ointment, priced at 90 cents, available at drug stores.
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Doan
Hood's Pill Carthetic Endorsement Promises Mild Regularity
An Indianapolis reader testifies that Hood's Pill is the best cathartic ever used and that it works without griping. The writer claims it has won favor in thousands of families and notes it is sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
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Indy
Hood
Fairbanks Succeeds In Horseshoe Contest Fallout
Todianapolis June 26 Kas Vice President Fairbanks and George Ade played a horseshoe match Saturday with J M Studebaker of South Bend. Reporters say Fairbanks showed little interest after defeat and allegations circulated of doping and cheating by Ade, though friends of Studebaker denied it. The Indiana society crowd noted cooler mood between Ade and Fairbanks after the game amid warm ice cream and lemonade.
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Todianapolis
Ind
Kas
Fairbanks
George Ade
J. M. Studebaker
South Bend
Ant éx-Goy
Durbin
Fairbanke
John Methutehenn
Fairbanks Wim
Thia Ie
Studebaker
Palhasiy
Mr. Fairbanks
Ade
Indiana Society of Chicago
Wiley to Discover What’s Put in Beer
Washington June 26 The beer industry faces a board of food and drug inquiry led by Dr W H Wiley chief chemist at the department of agriculture and chairman of the board A general hearing is planned with questions covering the manufacture of beer ale porter and stout The inquiry will probe the meanings of lager and bock and reveal if domestic brews masquerade as foreign products
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Washington
United States
Townedergo
Boant of Food and Drug Inspection
W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Thore
Wiley
Taft Returns the Money on Silver Wedding Anniversary
Washington reports great public interest in President Taft and Mrs. Taft's silver wedding anniversary. For a week, letters arrived with coins from ten cents to one dollar. Writers stated they wished to share in the celebration, but the president and Mrs. Taft could not accept monetary gifts and were returning the money with grateful notes.
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Washington
Wid
Taft
Mra. Tal
Freshwater lobster spotted at Baranac Lake NY
On June 26 at Baranac Lake James Ro Fait and Charles Wendlekin caught a small, pale lobster like creature among bullheads. The curious outfit was examined by J R Bolton of Moston who believes it may be a freshwater lobster the first of its kind seen here in Adirondack waters. He suspects other specimens may exist and plans to alert the state curator.
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N. Y
J. Ro
Charles Wendlekin
Strange Crayileh
Bax
Adirondacks
J. R. Bolton
Moston
Maine
Appar Saranac
State Cultur
Ist
No More Catarrh FATAL 7TH FOR VISITORS AND PUT GAME SAFELY AWAY
A 15 to 13 final score marked a chaotic Saturday game on the Goddard campus as Mallan Athletic club overcame a 4 0 deficit in the seventh inning. Joth Cavalry team slugged well led by Pietro Davidi Coleri Tonazzi and Rossini while Patterson and the Italians struck early, but the locals surged with a late rally and a defensive stand. The crowd of about 490 witnessed a wild clash with standout plays from Davidi Coleri Tonazzi and a double play by Davidi Giawumeest and Oxleawnt de Aokiantale.
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Goddard
Mallan Athletic Club
Jou Balla
Ethan Allen
David
Metro
Coleri
Lewis
Thompson
Focals
Galeagoi
Comelli
Weaferi
Rossini
Calcagni
Camolli Giacomuzi
Tonazzi
Pietro
Davidi
Camelli
Fee
Patterson
Ald
Sorie
Tonaac
Weveue
Jeft Ted
Pietra
Tonasni
Davids
Giawumeest
Oxleawnt de Aokiantale
East Barre shuts out Chelsea in six to nil
June 28 at Chelsea, East Barre A. shut out Chelsea 6 0. Pitcher J Roark held Chelsea to four scattered hits while Day of Randolph High School allowed seven singles including a Doyle homer. Underhill’s drive and Pickering’s defense noted. Lineup included Borges, Hath, Roark, Wishart, Reed, and others. Also reports on Sunday National and American League scores with multiple games and odd notes.
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East Barre
East Barre A. S
Chelsea
J. Roark
Chalsea
Day
Randolph High School
Doyle
Underhill
Heaton
M. St
P. Roark
Beckwith
Taplin
Wishart
Pickering
Rover
W. Roark
Gay
Beaton
Barre A C Wins Hard Fought Game
Hoth Scampini and Hutch were sidelined but Barre Athletic Club won 9 to 7 over St Albans. Scoring included three home runs and six doubles with Larry of the visitors failing to touch second base after a wide drive. Wright led St Albans with three singles, while Johnston Scampini Gabellani and McKennin hit for Barre. Umpire Keefe officiated.
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Hoth
Mackenaig
Leftield
Wright
St. Albans
Revoir
Johnston
Scampini
Gabelion
MacKennin
Henore
Scwres
Larry
Sumarys
Unclear baseball recap with mixed names and events
Fragmentary report mixes player names and actions including pitches, double plays, and out counts. Readers see references to Pietro, Lewis, Thompson, Duch, and others with vague inning notes and a team context.
Who Was the Youngest Ball Player to Make Good
Wilbur Roach asks which player first achieved success at a young age among the Americna teammates. Chase and Fielder Jones exchange a quick witticism about being a fielder since birth. Some players later leave the clubhouse within an hour.
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Wilbur Roach
New York Americana
Chase
Bolda
Jones
Why Stars Are Scarce in Sixteen Club Baseball Talk
Hal Chase, manager of the New York Americans, discusses player shortages limiting teams to sixteen clubs. He notes it is rare when he opens up about baseball, but his remarks reveal concerns over available talent and roster depth.
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Hal Chase
New York Americans
ED Walam
Whit Hox
Atar Twimler
Cobb
Speaker
Collins
Mathewson
Dorlin
Lajoie
Brown
Johnson
Evers
Walsh
Chase
Barre Golf Club Weeklies End With Reid Net 71
Barre G C 20 Old Pine 3 in a season opener as John Reid led with a 71 net in the weekly Barre Golf Club tournament. Barre beat Old Pine of St Johnsbury 20 to 3 on the local links Saturday afternoon amid a ten-man visitors’ squad. Sprague and Bailey were top winners for Old Pine.
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Barre Golf Club
John Reid
Barre
SCORES YOUNG CATCHERS AD TAKES ON PITCHING
Pitcher Frank Smith of the Cincinnati Reds and ex Chicago and Boston clubs criticizes youth catchers calling them jokes. He recalls a Boston kid catcher signaling for three pitch outs and then a fourth, leading to nudging the boy about losing track of balls.
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Frank Smith
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Chicaso
Scarcity of Good Baseball Pilots and Managers
Opinion argues that top managers and star players are scarce. It notes Cleveland’s history with managers McAleer Armour Lajoie and McGuire and compares clubs like Brooklyn Cincinnati Washington and Boston. The piece suggests elite leadership cannot be bought or grown easily and mocks the idea of easily finding a legendary skipper.
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Mr. Somers
Cleveland
Han
Napa
Clarke
Chance
Mc- Graw
Mack
Jennings
Somers
Macks
Mc- Graws
Chances
McAleer
Armour
Lajoie
McGuire
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
Boston
Meio Tebets
Free Book on Piles and Their Causes
A short note offers a free booklet explaining piles causes and remedies. It asks whether the condition is internal or external and if salves suppositories or cutting provide lasting relief. It mentions Dr Leasherde Oe and a Seabee address offering the booklet on request.
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Teumbarit
Mia
Johnsons Speed Missing As Washington Pitcher Slumps
Walter Johnson of the Washingtons appears far from his 1910 form. Ill health and weakness have dulled his famed speed and consistency. After several tough outings, Johnson shows only ordinary work, risking further injury if overextended. McAleer should rest him to protect the staff.
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Washington Fs
Walter Johnson
Washingtons
Johnson
Washington
McAleer
NERVES VERSUS NERVE American Coach Praises Imagination
A leading football and baseball coach asserts he would rather have nervous players than cold. He argues nerves plus imagination and temperament drive effort and daring in key moments, noting that initial contact tests stage fright and brave nerves sustain performance in football, baseball, basketball, and lacrosse.
Sports News Capsule From Multiple Sources
Jim Jeffries plans a bear hunt in Alaska in July. University of Virginia to build a £35 6d athletic clubhouse. Columbia pole vaulter Babcock can clear thirteen feet. Ottawa to host a two mile track at $100. Pace meetings scheduled for seven days. New York promoters forming a reorganization to regain control. Cornell mile star John Paul Jones breaks amateur record with 4 22.
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Jim Jeffries
Alaska
Tuly
Hunt Bears
University of Virginia
Babcock
Columbia
Ottawa
New York
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Boston beans to spaghetti rivalry shocks city tone
In Boston June 26 the city famed for beans reveals a shift as spaghetti dominates the dining scene. Local merchants report massive imports and a rising spaghetti consumption while bean dishes decline, countering the traditional Boston fare image.
D F Davis Success With Special Offer On A Constipation Cure
D F Davis reports a successful effort with Dr Howant Co to offer a half price introductory deal on a celebrated medicine for constipation and related liver and stomach troubles. The product is claimed to cure constipation and various digestive issues, prompting widespread demand and sales.
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Puynular Magist
Dr. Howant Co
Pe Howard
Davie
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