Wool tariff bill eyed to pass over Taft veto
Democratic leaders in the House expect enough votes to approve the wool tariff revision despite President Taft's anticipated veto. House leader Urderwood and Senator LaFollette, in the Senate wool conference, spent hours shaping a compromise from two bills to send to the President.
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Tariff Talks Continue As Congress Eyes Year End
The discussion centers on the cotton tariff revision and wool and free list bills as Congress nears adjournment. House leaders expect quick votes and possible combined consideration while Senate finance committee chair Penrose weighs adverse reports.
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Admiral Togo Travels by Electric Engine to Washington
Admiral Togo left New York late today for Washington in the cab of a big electric locomotive drawing a heavy Pennsylvania train. He rode beside the engineer to watch the 4000 horsepower motor while the private car Olivette remained attached for his stay in the United States.
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Admiral Togo Observes Electric Engineering Visit in Harrison
The admiral toured the electric zone in Harrison New Jersey riding with the engineer to study equipment. He questioned the engineer at length and remained impassive through photographers quarrels and interruptions during his 14 hour stay. Officials planned brief interviews with reporters but restricted political questions.
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Japanese Admiral Togo dismisses politics in Russia Morocco questions
Reporters pressed Admiral Togo on Japan's stance toward Russia and the Moroccan affair. He refused to discuss politics, and reporters were told to stop the interview by Hale and Tanaguchi. Togo remained calm as he boarded the electric locomotive at Pennsylvania Station. He told his aide he hoped the Hudson ride would yield valuable insights for Japan. A large crowd applauded as he toured the new station.
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Admiral Togo Reaches Capital in Rain Under Guarded Welcome
Admiral Togo and party arrived in Washington at 9 25 PM amid drizzle. President Taft sent a White House car. Major Archibald Butt and Lt Commander Palmer greeted at Union Station. The embassy staff accompanied Baron Uchida and aides as crowds cheered the Japanese naval hero in damp conditions.
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Rioters Seized Moultonboro Town in Labor Uprising
A violent labor dispute near Ossipee Park escalated as two factions clashed over pay. Rioters captured foremen, fought deputies, and paralyzed the town for about an hour before Sheriff Burke and a 70-man rescue force restored order at Melvin Village.
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Thomas G. Plant
Burke
Madison
Melvin Village
Plant Estate
Admiral to Visit Taft in Washington Entourage
The admiral and his party remained silent after alighting from the train in the station yard and will call on President Taft tomorrow. They will be entertained here almost continuously until their departure on Wednesday.
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Schwab Details Steel Trust Origins Before House Panel
Charles M. Schwab, once head of the steel trust, testified at City Hall before a House committee, saying United States Steel was created by J. Pierpont Morgan with Andrew Carnegie's acquiescence. He described origin, traffic and ore properties, and warned no wholly new steel-manufacturing firm can arise due to ore shortages.
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H. C. Frick
George W. Perkins
Washington
New York
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
House Committee of Inquiry
J. Pierpont Morgan
Steel Trust
Four Hurt In Auto Crash On Lexington Street Waltham
A touring car crashed into a trolley pole on Lexington street injuring two women and two children. Mrs Henry Endicott suffered a broken knee cap while her mother Mrs Francis Sears had deep cuts. The children Helen and William Endicott survived with minor injuries as chauffeur Henry Kelleher lost control navigating a curve near Louis Hardy’s residence.
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Waltham
Henry Endicott
Boston
Weston
Francis P. Sears
Helen Endicott
William Endicott
Henry Kelleher
Waltham Centre
Louis 8
Hardy
Kelleher
Deaths in Roxbury and surrounding areas Aug 3 to Aug 8
Notices list multiple obituaries and funeral details for residents of Roxbury and nearby towns including Ciralli Coakley Concannon Connor Cuddy Cumming Diggins Getchell Hooley Jones Keniston Landry Linfield McCarthy MacLeod Miller OMalley Page Potter Prouty Quealy Ratigan Shaw Sheehan Smith Stowers Sullivan Tierney Trag y and more. Services set at St Francis de Sales Holy Cross Cathedral St Patrick's Calvary Bath Bath Me Mt Pleasant Cemetery and local churches with dates Aug 5 to Aug 8 in Massachusetts communities.
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Punta Gorda
Fla
Joseph H. Concannon
South Boston
Nellie A. Concannon
Malden Street
Malden
Mass
A. m
Tampa Lodge of Elks
Stoneham Square
Forest Street
Sullivan Square
Emerald Street
Connor
Watertown
Agnes J
Frank J. Connor
S. Patrick's Church
Dudley Street
Calvary Cemetery
Cumming
Jamaica Plain
William A. Cumming
Owen F. Cumming
South Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Diggins
Winthrop
Sarah Ann
Patrick Diggins
Clark
Putnam Street
Church of
St. John the Evvangelist
Lincoln and
Winthrop Streets
Gloucester
St. John’s
N. F
Winthrop Centre
Duffy
Cambridge
Mary PB. Melley
John T. Duffy
Sidney Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Getchell
James Herbert
Getehell
Funer
Centre Street
Bath
Hooley
Roxbury
Margaret
Patrick Hooley
Driscoll
Dayton Avenue
St. Philip’s Church
Jones
Charlestown
Daniel
Margaret M. Jones
Britt
North End
Essex Street
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
San Jose
Cal
George L. Stearns Post
Monticello Lodge
A. O. U. W. Keniston
Mary J
Warren J. Wheniston
Jennings
East Second Street
Gate of Heaven Church
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Arlington
James W
Sarah
Martin BE
O'Malley
Chelsea Street
Sacred Heart Church
Page
Frank Wilfred Page
Massachusetts Crematory
Walk Hill Street
Forest Tifus
Burlington
Brandon
Montpelier
Potter
Frank H. Potter
Trinity Church
Prouty
Windsor
Catherine
James
Robert T
Mary E. Prouty
Burns
T. H. Fitzgibbon
Lincoln — Street
Dorchester
St. Peters Church
Meeting House Hill
Quealy
Hyde Park
James F. Quealy
William
Katherine Quealy
Keane
Beaver Street
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Ratigan
Ellen
Thomas Ratigan
Gardner Avenue
St. William’s Church
Dorchester Avenue
Shaw
William S
Ann Shaw
Frank F. Shaw
Auburn Street
Owers
Woodlawn
Sheehan
East Boston
Mary
William Sheehan
Furlong
Border Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Smith
Daniel W
Ellen Smith
Sayward Street
Levora Ryder Stowers
Sullivan
Cornelius J
Mary Sullivan
Melville Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
Calvary
Tierney
Francis P
Patrick
Katherine A. Tierney
Filery Street
St. Monica’s Church
Tragy
Malden Hospital
George A
Mary E. Tracy
Charles Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Pleasant Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Edward F McClennen to Wed Miss Mary Crane
Edward F. McClennen of Brandeis Dunbar and Nutter obtained a marriage license at Cambridge City Hall to wed Miss Mary Crane. Crane had been the companion of McClennen’s ex wife for many years, a detail noted by close friends.
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Robert Sawyer
Bangor
Maine
Mr. McClennen
McClennen
Merlennen
Robert W. Sawyer, Jr
Robert
Peter
Larch Road
Cambridge
McClennert
Brandeis, Dunbar & Nutter
Harvard Law School
MccClennen
Europe
Edward F. McClennen
Brandeis, Dunbar and Nutter
Cambridge City Hall
Mary Crane
Miss Crane
Obituaries from Roxbury and South Boston
Alther Julia beloved wife of Jacob L. Alther age 60 years 2 months of Roxbury funeral Aug 6 Forest Hills Chapel 3 p m Blackie Clara widow of John Blackie aged 69 years 9 months funeral from 1 Gifford place on Sunday at 2 p m Relatives and friends invited
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Roxbury
Joseph
Carmella Ciralli
Allot
Tremont Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Court
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Alther
Green Harbor
Julia
Jacob L. Alther
Yeoman Street
Forest Hills Chapel
Blackie
Boston
Clara L
John Blackie
Gifford Place
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