Protect Butter Bill Passes House To Raise Oleomargarine Tax
The Grout oleomargarine bill passed the House 196 to 92. It raises the tax on colored imitation butter from 2 cents to 10 cents per pound and taxes uncolored butter at one fourth of 1 percent per pound. The measure aims to curb fraud and protect dairy interests.
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Henry
Conn
Committee On Agriculture
Wadsworth
New York
Mr. Wadsworth
Grout
Vermont
Lorimer
Chicago
Payne
Ways and
Bids Open for 11 Warships in Historic Naval Contract
Bids opened at the Navy Department for five battleships and six armored cruisers totaling about 154 000 tons mark a historic navy contract. Leading bidders include Newport News Cramps Fore River Union Iron Works and Moran Bros with ships to feature coppering quad turret layouts 19 knot speed and 12 inch guns amid a major industrial event.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Newport News Company
Cramps
Fore River Works
Braintree
Mass
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Moran Bros. & Co
Seattle
Wash
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Virginia
Rhode Island
Ordnance Bureau
Hichborn
Melville
O'Neill
Henry Scott
Charles Andwin Cramp
Mr. Trigg
Richmond Locomotive Orks
Morse
Newman
John Lindsay
New York Shipbuilding Company
New Delaware River Concern
Clarke
Miles Tool Company
All Nixon
Crescent Works
Olcott
Payson Qe
Post
Newport Newsorks
O. Wellington and
T. Elwell
Massachusetts
Moran Brothers
Esident Taylor
Mr.Tarbett
Sdon Shipbuilting Company
John Dialogue
Cannon
Willam Cramp & Son
Philadelphia
Penn
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company
River Shipbuilding & Locomotive Works
Cramp & Sons
Johne H. Dialogue & Son
Bath Iron Works
Ithout
Bath Iron Works Chief says one battleship possible
President W. Hyde of Bath Iron Works in Washington reports that Bath's shipyard has a strong chance to secure a battleship at a price of 3,690,000 dollars. The message indicates positive procurement prospects for the yard amid government plans.
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the Times
W. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Washington
How to Cure Rupture by Dr W S Rice Method
A Boston ad promotes the Rice Method for rupture treatment. Dr W S Rice, inventor of the Rice Method, argues trusses alone do not cure rupture and claims his method cures many patients. An office in Boston offers mail-based self treatment guidance.
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W.S. Rice
Rice
Globe
Boston
Main Ave
Adams
N. Y
President Recommends $2000 for Heirs in Mexican Lynching Case
In relation to a La Salle county Texas lynching of Florentino Suaste a Mexican citizen on Oct 5 189% the President in a special message to the Senate recommends payment of 2000 to the victim's heirs. The proposal cites humanity and disclaims any US government liability.
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Washington
la Salle County
Tex
Florentino Suaste
Senate
United States
Lawmakers Push Turkish Claims Deal and Polygamy Ban
Representative Fitzgerald proposes a resolution outlining an understanding that Turkey would settle American claims by buying a U S warship, with foreign affairs inquiry. Representative Taylor introduces a constitutional amendment for federal marriage and divorce uniform laws to end polygamy.
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Washington
Fitzgerald
Mass
Turkey
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Taylor
Ohio
Brigham Roberts
Utah
Congress
Fire damages three story brick building at 93 Tyler Street
A lighted gas jet ignited a basement ceiling at 7:20 last night in a three story brick building owned by Cornelia Warren and used by Denison House College Settlement. Damage about 25 dollars. Two painters Fred Pond and Albert L. Trefry were severely injured after falling from a staging at Chauncy and Summer. An overheated stove in Charles Smith’s Jamaica Plain home at Metropolitan Avenue and Maynard caused 25 dollars in fire damage yesterday afternoon.
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Cornelia Warren
Denison House College Settlement
Fred Pond
Wakefield
Albert L. Trefry
Greenwood
Chauncy
Summer Streets
Charles Smith
Metropolitan Avenue
Maynard Street
Jamaica Plain
Harvard Cercle Francais cast fans Parisian flair in play
A Harvard Cercle Francais production features a cast rich in wealth and Parisian background. Managers note nearly all members were born in France or spent much of their lives there, with two New York Goelets and heirs Paul and Will Haviland among the leads. Dixey and the Havilands spoke of extensive time abroad and refined accents.
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Dixey
W. D. Haviland
Oris
Cercle Francais
Harvard
Harvards
France
Goelets
New York
Paul
Will Haviland
Haviland
Dixeys
Paris
Madelaine Stuart
Duke on Freigetimrs and the Manchester Party Start West
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester travel west in private car No. 7 attached to Wells Fargo freight. They, including Eugene Zimmerman and Melville Ellis, depart New York and arrive in Jamestown, Marion, and plan to use a special Cincinnati train. The Duke hopes a flat truck will carry his automobile on future legs of the journey.
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Duke and Duchess of
Manchester
Wells-Fargo
Marion
Cincinnati
New York
Eugene Zimmerman
Martha Evans
Melville Ellis
Ems
Jersey City
Davd Taylors Platform For School Committee Bid
David Taylor, accepting the Social Democratic nomination for the school committee, states he does not expect election but supports class-based reform. He pledges school buildings by the city, union label books, initiative and recall, an expert board, industrial schools, and food clothing for children when needed. He trained for the pulpit, studied at Harvard Antioch Meadville, and worked in insurance and printing while advocating labor reforms.
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Taylor
Harvard
Antioch College
Meadville Seminary
Heis
Central Labor Union
Scott’s Emulsion Promises Health Booster
An advertisement urges readers that digestion may fail to nourish blood, causing weakness despite eating. Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil is pitched as the remedy to restore body function, with an offer to send a sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Ward 8 Democrats Rally for Regular Council Nominees
A large Ward 8 Democratic rally at the ward room off Blossom Street featured Chairman Frank Harrigan urging unity behind Common Council nominees F. M. Kieley, Francis Hart, and Herman Wineberg. He denounced independent challengers and cited party caucus nominations while reps Borofsky Reidy Wineberg and Lomasney backed the regular slate. Heiman Wineberg defended his candidacy on stage.
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Blossom Street
Frank Harrigan
Assembly
Harrigan
Common Council
F. M. Kieley
Francis Hart
Herman Wineberg
J. J. McCarthy
Abraham Silverman
Representative Borofsky
Michael J. Reidy
Martin Lomasney
Heiman Wineberg
Ward
Surprise Divorce Shocks Lynn as Breed Case Unfolds
In Lynn the Post reports Mrs. Sylvester B. Breed has filed for divorce. Rumors swirl about moving personal belongings and a possible sensational trial. Husband Breed, a prominent local figure, may face a defense by Henry F. Hurlburt. Mrs. Breed has relocated to Salem with their young son.
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Mary B. Breed
Lynn
Sylvester B. Breed
Mr. Breed
Ernest Barrett McKim
Westland Avenue
Back Bay
McKim
John W. McKim
Suffolk Probate Court
Kilby Street
Lottie McKim
Mrs. Breed
McKims
Fairmount
Fens
Mr. McKim
Tr. Breed
Breed
Henry F. Hurlburt
Cty
Boston
Dore Campaign Expands Mail Effort at Republican HQ
At the Republican committee headquarters yesterday a wave of clerks mailed postcards for Dore for street commissioner. Chairman Swallow joined in, signing as secretary Thomas Cotter. Swallow refused to disclose expenses or donor details, saying no known Republicans are funding the drive. About 30,000 cards issued with precincts to follow. rallies may come next year.
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Dore
Republican Cit Committee
Swallow
Thomas Cotter
Kool Board
Russians to settle 450 families near Ladysmith Wisconsin
Arrangements have been made for the settlement of 450 Russian families near the new town of Ladysmith in Chippewa county Wisconsin. The immigrants will come from Odessa in Southern Russia.
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Ladysmith
Chippewa Ee Wis
Odessa
Russia
Cardigan Jackets on sale at Houghton's Vinton's
Outdoor workers and all day outside crowds should wear cardigan jackets. The item is praised as among the best shown and available for 22.0 at Houghton Vinton's store.
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Houghton “Vinton's
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