Open Door Policy in China Faces Philippine Tariff Clash
Washington reports that Secretary Hay's open-door policy for Chinese ports is imperiled by European powers demands for trade guarantees. A pivotal question asks whether an open door in the Philippines could be granted, with implications for tariff uniformity under U S law. If military rule or a protectorate persists, a tariff barrier may emerge against the United States and its allies, complicating policy and Congress sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Hay
United States
Great Britain
Philippines
United States Internal Revenue and Customs
Speer
France
Germany
Russia
Congress
Spain
San Francisco
Madrid
Manila
Liverpool
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Advertisers Directory Highlights Up-to-Date Publications
The Charles H. Filler agency releases its annual Advertisers Directory to Leading Publications. It lists leading US and Canadian dailies first, then Sunday weekly and monthly papers, with foreign language publications such as Bohemian French German Norwegian and Polish titles. The 4% page volume emphasizes a comprehensive gazetteer and a stylish advertising section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Filler
Chicago
United States
Canada
United
Thern States
Oesory
Vanderbilt cousins announce engagement of nurse to Navy surgeon
Miss Sylvia Caesar, a six week probationary nurse at Presbyterian Hospital and cousin of the Duchess of Marlborough, is engaged to Dr. Dudley Newcombe Carpenter, U S N. He serves on the Raleigh medical staff and is son of the late Rear Admiral Carpenter. The spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sylvia Caesar
Duchess of Marlborough
Presbyterian Hospital
Dudley Newcombe Carpenter
Olympia
Dewey
Manila
Jessie Vanderbilt McNamee
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Carpenter
Raleigh
Caesar
FALSE TESTIMONY CHARGED IN MUNICIPAL COURT
Judge Dewey credited John M. Kain's account over Patrolman Gallagher in a municipal criminal case. Gallagher testified he arrested Kain for drunkenness after a near Weasant and Tremont stop. Kain denied drinking and said the officer punched him. the judge dismissed Gallagher's narrative as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Municipal Criminal Court
Gallagher
Station 4
John M. Kain
Kain
Jie
Weasant
Tremont
Licensed beer dealers ordered to certify team members
The Board of Police seeks a court order to require licensed beer dealers to issue certificates for all men on their teams, aiming to curb unlicensed peddling.
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Board of Police
Newspaper Life Stories Preview in Daily Sun Series
A description of forthcoming writerly stories about newspaper life in New York. The Star office is the stand in for the Sun, with realistic depictions of daily paper work and office life. The collection promises vivid scenes and authentic detail for readers.
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New York
Star Office
New ‘York ‘Sun
Secretary of State Interview Captures Busy Newsroom Dynamics
Rufus Carrington, a novice reporter, covers a high profile interview with the Secretary of State at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The room's veterans chase leads on Holliday and Wolf while the secretary skillfully dodges politics, leaving the cub to grapple with how to file a story.
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The
Star
Rufus Carrington
Rufus
Harlem
Weather Bureau
Carrington
Ven Cise
United States
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Park Row
Donaldson
Secretary of State
Cub reporter uncovers election rumor and press room rush
In a hotel interview, Carrington tests a question on Holliday and the administrations backing. The city editor pushes for instant copy as reporters scramble to rewrite and publish the dramatic revelation that Holliday might receive presidential support if nominated.
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Holliday
van Cise
Carrington
Rufus
Fox
Hopper
Reed
Cub
Sunday Post
Steamer J W Taylor Held At Quarantine For Fumigation
Dr Doty ruled the J W Taylor will remain under quarantine after thorough disinfection. Cargo to be fumigated in the hold and discharged into lighters, then held in open air eight days before sailing. Strong precautionary measures to prevent bubonic plague spread.
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New York
Doty
J. W. Taylor
Taylor
Santos
Boston optician honored by German emperor with bronze medal
Benjamin Ellis of Boston received a bronze commemorative medal issued for the hundredth birth anniversary of Emperor William I. The medal, struck from bronze captured at 1870 war, comes with a certificate of authenticity countersigned in Boston. Ellis, born in Karmin West Prussia on January 24 1839, served in the Prussian army with distinguished gallantry in 1864 and 1866.
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Benjamin Ellis
Boston
Germany
William I
William the Great
France
Ellis
William II
Pommern Infantry
West Prussia
Dieppeler Schanzen
Graetz
Mr. Ellis
Karmin
Sugar Trust Eyes $200 Million Consolidation Across Refineries
News reports a plan to form a $200,000,000 sugar trust by consolidating the American Sugar Company, the Glucose Refining Company, and independent refineries. Havemeyer aims to raise capitalization to $200 million, with $30 million to Glucose and $20 million to outside refineries. Executives in Chicago and New York discuss an option on Glucose interests and Arbuckle Sugar Company.
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Chicago
Amercan
Glucose Refining Company
H. O. Havemeyer
Sugar Combine
Arbuckle Sugar Company
Doscher Concern
Boston
New Orleans
Glucose
New York
Havemeyer Company
C. H. Matthiesen
Glucose Company
American Sugar Company
Sugar Trust
C. H.matthiesen
C. R. Heika
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Bros
B. H. Howell & Co
Swift's New Role Drives Filipino Liberation Society
Morrison I Swift formerly led Boston Coxey’s army organizer now reappears in Los Angeles as head of the Filipino Liberation Society. The circulars urge sovereign citizen action against U S rule in the Philippines and call for signatures to empower individual conscience against government acts.
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Morrison I. Swift
Boston
Coxey’s Army
Los Angeles
Cal
Filipino Liberation Society
Edward Atkinson
Gamaliel Bradford
Erving Winslow
United States of America
Philippine Islands
United States
Losles
Filipino Iberation Society
Farmer's Girl Murdered Near Yardville New Jersey
Minnie Busley a domestic at William White's Yardville farm was found dead in the barn with the head crushed. Edward Williams a local man fled the residence yesterday morning and is being sought by detectives suspected of returning drunk to assault the victim. A bloody wooden stick was found near the body. Williams had a prior good reputation. He appeared in the area this morning with blood on his shirt claiming it came from a killed chicken.
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Trenton
N. J
Minnie Bu8ley
William White
Yardville
White
Edward Williams
Cdy
Williams
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