Taft Tax Plan Debated In Senate Over Tea Duty And Schedule
Washington July 90 Senate galleries filled as Tillman pressed a 10 cent per pound tea duty to protect South Carolina industry. He argued it could supply the US market and even export tea. Dixon proposed a bounty, Kaith supported it, but Tillman rejected it. The amendment was defeated 65 to 14 as the tariff bill moved from committee of the whole.
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Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
South
Dixon
Kaith
Michigan
South Caroline
Ogoo
Edrich Anid
Taft set deadline for briefs on labelling under pure food law
In Washington yesterday President Taft convened an oral argument session on car labeling under the Pure Food law. Distillers and rectifiers representatives spoke from 8 to 9:30 a.m., then cabinet meetings proceeded. Taft set July 10 as the filing deadline for written briefs and promised a decision as soon as possible.
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Washington
Taft
White Honse
Fond Am
Tragic railroad accident and heat deaths in Lowell
Lowell June 30. Jerven 20, an unidentified youth, was fatally struck on the Boston and Maine tracks by an express train. Patrolman James J. McNabb, 61, died from heat exhaustion while on duty early Saturday.
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Lowell
Mars
Boston & Maine Railroad
Jerven
Boston
Mass
James J. McNabb
Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney Trouble
A health ad questions readers about kidney pain and discouragement, claiming nine tenths of sickness stems from kidney trouble. It extols a Dr Prethcee kidney remedy as a proven, wonderful treatment that will prove to be just the thing now.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Medicine Promises Cure Record
In this ad text Hood's Sarsaparilla claims an unprecedented cure record for ailments like eruptions catarrh rheumatism and other conditions. The copy asserts unique potency with twenty different remedy agents and promotes health benefits against disease fought by the body.
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Hood
Relentless search for Leon in New York case unfolds
Report describes a persistent detective effort in a murder mystery involving Leon and a trunk moved on June 9 from Town Lape to a distant address. Clues point to a foundry visit and value evidence, with investigators seeking crucial information held by unknown pollen.
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New York
Rhine
New Car
Laon
Leon
Fee
Lape
Rome
Harlow
Expres
Tao
Christian Science Church Faces Bill for State Measures
The text reports a dispute over the cost to Christian Science church officials in contesting measures in the Bay State Legislature. It notes a total amount of $1805.05 and mentions related actions and threats in a garbled account.
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Christian Science
Bay State
Bow Jono
Christian’ Selense
Bente
Gouin In Toils Over Robbery Case and Trials
The article details Gouin facing charges tied to a Dover robbery and related trials. It notes payments to Eider, Whitman, Morse, and others, mentions Salem residents, and cites a New Hampshire hospital context. It also references Special Prosecutor Hoag and arguments over Calhoun and other defendants amid graft allegations.
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Eider & Whitman
William A. Morse
John la Mater
Salem
Soule Ie
Boston
Fenill
Hampshire
Sherif Scott
Exeter
Gouin
Bdge
Dover
Wen
Rockingham
Pittaburg Street Car Strike Ends in Compromise Agreement
A Pittsburgh street car strike concluded with a compromise brokered by the mayor. The agreement grants union concessions, reduces certain rates, and ends objections to emergency closures. Disciplinary actions against named officials are addressed, and conductor reinstatements are outlined.
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Pitteburg
Sibtle
Aeda Rine
Motrin Maktomi
Uelform
Nero
Halboth
Rofwal
Remaie
McGibbony
Hyomei remedy praised by Ada Hopkins for life saving claim
A testimonial letter extols Hyomei as life saving for throat irritation and lingering danger from disease. The piece notes a complete Hyomei outfit priced at one dollar with inhaler and two extra bottles for fifty cents at a local Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Ada Hopkin
Red Crom
Fisheries Pact Revisions Tied to International Standpoint
Officials from the United States and Canada including Premier David Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford University and Professor BE Prince of Ottawa confer on updated joint fisheries regulations. They anticipate changes may occur but expect promulgation to government by December for January 1910 implementation.
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Ers
Ion
Tone
Tves
United States
Prime Minster
Canada
David Starr
Jorof
Leland Stanford
Profeapor
Prince of
Brandenburg Is Acquitted In Grand Larceny Trial
New York June trial of Hroughton Brandenburg for selling to the New York Times an article allegedly by the late President Cleveland ended in a not guilty verdict. The jury found no proof of theft of 900 paid for the piece as the forgery of the signature was not the central charge. Brandenburg faced an attempted kidnapping charge involving James Shepard Cabane in St Louis as the case concluded.
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New York
Hroughton Brandenberg
New York Times
Great Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Brandenburg
Times
Hastings
Cleveland
Wald
Brendeshang Wee
Prandenberg
Ppon
James Shepana Cabane
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Yesterday National League Games
At Brooklyn New York Brooklyn 4 Brooklyn 2. At Pittslurgh Chicago 1. At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4 Boston unspecified.
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Philadelphia
Boston
York
Yat Gane
New York
Big St. Louis
Chileag E
Detroit
Clevelon
Brooklyn
Pittslurgh
Chicago
Bison Unruly Object to Cars for Canada Shipment
Spokane dispatch reports a Pablo bison herd near Revolu Montana resisted loading for export to Canada. Only about 170 of roughly 1 700 were rounded up after weeks of effort, many escaped to hills, the project abandoned, with remaining animals to be given to U.S. authorities as a gift. Canada now holds about 650 bison.
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Spokane
Wash
Revolu
Mont
Dominion
Tewattet
United States
Canada
Deficit and revenue shifts in June budget report
Washington reports the year's deficit at 22.5 million with receipts totaling about 803.2 million to date. Projections suggest a year-end deficit around 40 million with internal revenue down 4 million, while gains in customs and other receipts offset by reduced internal revenue. The June forecast hints at a likely June total near 9?
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Washington
Big Factory Closed at Hewington Typewriter Works
Notice posted in Thies Minnesota states the Hewington Typewriter Works will be closed until further notice. The establishment employs about 2,190 workers. The weekly pay rate is described as substantial, with several details about past compliance and ongoing duties.
Unwritten Law Barred in Detroit Trial Defense
Prosecuting Attorney Vani noted in the Boyajlan murder case that the unwritten law defense has little support. Judge Connolly presides as the trial progresses with testimonies about private wrongs and the honor of a wife.
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Mich
Vani
Boyajlan
Heratocn
Gaspantas
Lynn
Mate
Ageth
Mrs. An
W. F. Connolly
Unclear Fragment on Medicine Sales in Witter’s Market
Fragment suggests a note about a medicine or cure sold by C. M. Kendrick in Witter's market. Text is garbled with names and items, lacking clear events or dates.
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Fane
Witter’ Meco
C. M. Kendrick
Eat More Fish Less Meat Campaign Ad
Promote fish over meat during hot weather. Fish is nourishing and easier to digest, and economical. Suggests varieties like swordfish halibut mackerel salmon bluefish haddock cod lake trout with fresh native-water supply available in about 36 hours.
Mill to Start Up in St Johnsbury After Sale
The Nor ern Lareberge mill at St Johnsbury has been sold to W. D. Stimeon of Owot Bumser. The mill will restart in mid August after an eighteen month halt, employing about 30 workers and producing hardwood flooring.
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St. Johnsbury
W. D. Stimeon
oWot Bumser
Candy Cascarets praised as natural laxative choice
A muddled advertisement asserts Cascarets as a natural, gentle laxative used by many monthly users. It claims prompt relief and broad favor, urging readers to consider the benefits of a single tablet. The text contains garbled phrases and marketing flourish.
Road Wagon Piano Box Seeks Sale For Independence Day
A buyer advertises a road wagon with a piano box, stick seat and sturdy construction now available for 40 dollars. The item is marketed for hauling to celebrate the Fourth of July, with immediate pickup offered.
Killarney Deaths Recorded In Boat Accident Inquest
An inquest at Killarney declared the deaths of Mrs H W Coburn of Lowell Mars and two other women victims of a boating disaster on Lower Killarney lake last week were accidental. Ten Americans and four other travelers plus two boatmen were aboard. No bias found in the verdict.
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Killarney
Tre
Fine
H.W. Coburn
Lowell
Mars
Killarney Lake
British Flag Only In Winnipeg Circus Ban
Winnipeg on June 30 reports an official prohibition against a United States circus displaying American flags in public on streets, requiring the display of a British flag instead. The ruling underscores a nationalistic tone and draws attention to public symbol policy during performances. Barnstorming acts and city officials are cited as enforcing the flag display rule.
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United States
Winnipeg
Ene Aioe
Suffragettes to Raid Asquith in London Riot Threat
A dispatch from New York reports militant suffragists vow to “bend or break” Prime Minister Asquith. They attempted to confront him at a crowded meeting but were refused entry. The movement resumes efforts to pressure government as security measures and preparations are planned for possible repeat demonstrations.
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New York
Landen de Simsaya
Asquith
Thariy
Sugar Suit Not Abandoned By Government
The Opinion from the Department of Justice in Washington states the government has not abandoned the prosecution of the American Refining Company. It notes the statute of limitations may delay proceedings briefly, but officials are determined to pursue prosecutions to an early determination and are confident of success. The departure of United States Attorney Wise of New York for Paris is not expected to affect the option of the government in the case.
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Paris
Guglielmo Verrero
United States
Figaro
America
Rith
Republican Party
Signor Ferrero
Maxim Gorky
Europe
Munases
Washington
Te American Refining Company
cAquest
Trip
Department of the
Wise
New York
Eta
Eligar
Heinze Interviewed Again in Missing Copper Case
Arthur P. Heinze, convicted last week in the federal circuit court for impeding justice in the disappearance of the Crasse mine copper, was questioned for two hours by United States District Attorney Adel T. Smith. No statement was released, but authorities anticipate that if the interview yielded new information, it could lead to recovery of missing ore, and related papers that were allegedly shipped away.
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New York
Jane
Arthur P. Heinze
United States Circuit Court
Justles
Crasse Mind Copper Company
United States
Adel T Smith
Ftip
Kaiser Will Not Vacation Until Finance Bill Passes
Berlin reports Emperor Wilhelm will stop summer yachting and stay in the capital amid the political crisis. Names floated for successors include Baron von Rheinhaben General von Lowenfeldt and General Woo Weidel. Prince Buckow arrived from Germany twelve years ago and is linked to a large fortune and estate in Hanover.
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Berlin
Emperor Willis
Tagische Mund
Germany
von Prelow
Haron von Rheinhaben
General von Lowenfelidt
Woo Weidel
Vat Buckow
Germien 9
Rome
Suspect Released in Boston Murder Case
A man described as the China man who spoke of the murder case and sold information was released after Monday night arrest. Police say the gang’s home is in the city and has no connection to New York savatery.
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Thie City
New York
Savatery
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