Senate votes on tariff bill tomorrow
The Senate faces a decisive vote on a tariff bill set for tomorrow. Key senators from major parties weigh expected impacts on industry prices and consumer costs.
04 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1909
Page
1
The Senate faces a decisive vote on a tariff bill set for tomorrow. Key senators from major parties weigh expected impacts on industry prices and consumer costs.
A draft bill reduces duties on boots and shoes to 10 percent ad valorem. The change applies to all boots and shoes including calfskin uppers, replacing the previous 15 percent rate for some items.
Bitter clash over the boots and shoes duty ends as the Senate schedules Thursday at 2 o clock for a vote on the Payne tariff bill. A concurrent resolution will adjust the shoe and leather schedule to 10 percent, aligning with Western senators’ demand and easing opposition to free hides.
The opposition warns a tariff bill may face extended debate. Senator Bailey says the correcting resolution will be debated at length, matching the time spent on the conference report. Democrats push to add cotton bagging to the free list as insurgents demand concessions for the South including milk and honey.
Athletics beat Chicago twice while Detroit loses two to Boston. Cleveland takes Washington twice. New York and St. Louis split. Cubs crushed the Doves 7 to 1. Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn. New York beat Cincinnati and St. Louis beat Philadelphia. An angry crowd attacked an umpire and police. Swin exited toward a raided station amid the unrest.
A Dover New Hampshire teen of 17 and his 22 year old intended were intercepted by a detective from Pemberton square at North station last night as plans of marriage formed over a week, thwarting their imminent vows.
Indignant parent causes Floyd Ingalls to be jailed in the Tombs so his father can ensure he is found when brought back to Dover. A 22 year old woman identified only as Blanche leaves the scene after elopement plans collapse. Detective Sergeant Gilbert Angell acts as avenging messenger for Mr. Ingalls, a Dover jeweler and prominent citizen.
Newport Rhode Island August 3 Ida Lewis the Grace Darling of America aged 68 who has saved 18 people previously added five more lives to her record last evening. From Lime Rock Lighthouse she observed five girls in danger as the Commonwealth steamer left the torpedo station waves toppled their boat. She rowed the Rescue to shore lifting each girl to safety in turn.
Sideboard friendly Horlicks Malted Milk for all ages promotes genuine original flavor on home shelves.
Gloucester prepares for Gloucester Day as scout cruisers Salem and Chester Chicago and Olympia Tonopah and Hartford anchor in the harbor. The city hopes for fair weather and awaits the arrival of President Taft or his guests with Mrs Taft hosting the celebrations.
More than 30 000 fans packed Huntington Avenue as the Red Sox defeated Detroit in both games of a double header. Captain Lord led Boston’s victory, giving the Sox revenge for a Detroit win two weeks earlier while Philadelphia’s Athletics in the league race gained two laps on the leaders.
Gloucester Republicans say Taft will face election scrutiny beyond tariff, citing his inability to attend Gloucester Day. Taft wired regrets to John Hays Hammond, noting the event’s timing shifted to today at his request. The Canterbury Pilgrims pageant dress rehearsal, led by Eric Pape, was held tonight.
Boston fans hailed a rare double win as Pat Donahue delivered a clutch pinch hit advancing the Red Sox toward a pennant bid. His ninth inning safety, following his earlier alert play, kept Boston in the running against Detroit.
In White Plains three alienists ruled Harry K Thaw a paranoid danger to the public if released from Matteawan Asylum. Justice Mills showed interest in Dr Amos D Baker who testified Thaw is insane, signaling likely failure of his bid for freedom. Thaw grew confused and angry under Jerome's cross examination.
Court room packed with women while four times as many wait outside. Thaw appears with jail guard. supporters mob him shouting blessings and solidarity. He reaches his mother inside and laughs at the reception.
Florence Roberts says she was wrongly linked to the Bergen divorce case. She notes a five year Shubert contract and a prior marriage to actor Lewis Morrison. Roberts faced pressure to wed the actor while physicians advised a serious operation and possible stage retirement.
Florence Roberts travels with her mother toward Peekskill New York where at Morrison Manor a real wedding will take place with Thurlow Bergen, her frequent on screen leading man, as the groom.
When Bergen's wife, a wealthy New Town Mass girl, sued for divorce last September, she named Miss Roberts as corespondent, but Miss Roberts denied the implications amid emphatic indignation. Robers health is described as precarious.
A power boat named Peter Brothers exploded at 9 30 last night near Commercial wharf leaving a mass of kindling. Frank Johnson 29 of Grape Island East Weymouth and Joseph F Moore 17 of 112 Bunker Hill street Charlestown suffered severe burns and probable death. They were blown about 20 feet into the air and fell on the deck of the fishing schooner Hattie Kimball before being taken to Relief Hospital. The 40 foot boat sank and was owned by the Batalaschi Brothers of 4 Powers court valued at 2500.
At about 9 30 p m Frank Johnson and his dory mate Moore were aboard the boat preparing for a trawling trip when a roar and blaze erupted as a lantern near a hatch ignited ice and bait. They were hurled onto the Hattie Kimball as flames enveloped the scene leaving the schooner crew alarmed and the men injured.
In Interlaken Switzerland Aug 3 two titled socialites Miss Rene de Coetlogen once Miss Blake of Boston and Miss Josephine Smith of New York escaped a bridge collision. Their automobile struck a telegraph post and plunged into a lake but they were rescued uninjured though shaken and soaked.
Forecast for New England calls for generally fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday with little change in temperatures. Winds are expected to be light to moderate and variable.
Provincetown Aug 3 Rear Admiral Schroeder refused to surrender David W Williams of Marietta Ga to Ernest Bradford of the State police Bradford came from Boston to arrest Williams after a boxing bout on the battleship Vermont Friday night in which his opponent Harrison H Foster died shortly after Injuries from the bout were cited and it was claimed the fight was set for a moving picture exhibition Both men were colored and mess hands on the ship
The Attorney General's warrant charges Williams with manslaughter. Admiral Schroeder delays handing Williams to state authorities, awaiting a government inquiry's conclusion before acting. If not surrendered, Malone will pursue Washington authorities. The fleet gains cruisers North Carolina Montana and New York, with witnesses for Sutton trial. Maine delayed by boiler repairs.
John McGrenan of Paterson New Jersey says he gained twenty five pounds after using Father John’s Medicine. The notice presents his testimonial as a reader submitted claim without verification.
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