Taft Praises Canada During Champlain Day Festivities
President Taft received gracious expressions of regard from the French and British ambassadors and others as crowds lined Champlain’s waterfront. A troop review featured the Fifth United States Infantry and Governor General’s Foot Guards. An Indian pageant of Hiawatha appeared on nearby floats before Taft's banquet address. Burlington enjoyed a festival atmosphere with flags and a circuslike array of concessions.
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United States
France
England
Champlain Yacht Club
Ticonderoga
Bluff Point
Water Front
City Hall Park
Fifth United States Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
Ottawa
Yacht Club Wharf
Champlain
Burlington
Ten Republicans Vote Against Tariff Bill
The Senate recorded ten Republican votes against the tariff bill in a division led by Aldrich. Senators Crawford Clapp and Beveridge defended opposing positions while Aldrich argued party majority doctrine and pledged tariff reform as a party obligation amid insurgent criticism.
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Brandegee
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Publican Party
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United States
House Gets Bill Today In Tariff Conference Push
Washington dispatch reports the tariff bill will go to conference after reaching the House. Dalzell of Pennsylvania directs daily sessions to end delays, with a plan to disagree to Senate amendments and invoke a conference. Debate may trigger a previous question, while conferees aim to preserve House rates on hosiery gloves and free hides in parts, and resolve lumber schedule differences.
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House
Senate
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Rules Committee
Payne
New York
Aged Woman Wanders Town Searching For Daughter
A 50 cent purse found elderly woman wanders streets claiming to live with a Jamaica Plain daughter named Alberta. She says she left yesterday to visit Bryantville friends, but Bryantville and Jamaica Plain police find no leads. Local officers will shelter her until relatives are located.
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Lincoln
Jamaica Plain
Alberta
Allen
Boston
Abbotson
Bryantville
Meyer Jr. asks court to reset over-speeding case
George von L. Meyer Jr. failed to appear in District Court on the Revere Beach parkway speeding charge from June 29. He sent word from New Hampshire that he could not attend. Judge Sweetser continued the case to July 16.
Fall Under Team Breaks Boy’s Leg In Chelsea Accident
A six year old boy, George Shtasefosky, was run over by a two horse team from Viale and Pennell at the corner of Arlington and Fourth streets in Chelsea. He sustained a broken leg above the knee and was taken to the United States Marine Hospital where doctors set the bones.
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Fourth Streets
Chelsea
George Shtasefosky
Viale & Pennell
United States Marine Hospital
Marine Eye Remedy Ad Endorsed by Physicians
A vintage advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy as compounded by experienced physicians and compliant with Pure Food and Drugs Laws. It claims broad confidence among users and urges readers to ask local druggists for Marine Eye Remedy.
Taft Seeks Vermont Unity In Memorial Remarks
President Taft speaks at the University of Vermont as a crowd braces for doors at 6:30 with a chill wind. He praises Vermont ancestry and the memorial's role in strengthening U S Canada ties while noting solid New England Republican support and honoring Senator Morrill Edmunds and diplomat Phelps. Ambassador Bryce cites Canada friendship and Lake Champlain fish treaty as signs of cooperation.
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Burlington
Taft
University of Vermont
Governor Prouty
Prouty
Vermont
Canada
Bryce
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Memphis
Justin Morrill
George F. Edmunds
Rara Avis
Edward J. Phelps
South
Alabama
Georgia
Great Britain
United States
Lake Champlain
Canadian
Jusserand
France
Washington
Rodolphe Lemieux
Hughes
New York
Boston Commonwealth docks burn in large fire loss
Firemen fought the blaze at the Commonwealth docks costing about 25000 dollars. The docks built by the state twelve years ago at a cost of two million dollars are 1240 feet berths wide on each side. No buildings stood on the docks, only pine wharves. Small boys helped move hoses while spectators observed from a safe distance. The eastern side near the land was nearly destroyed before the fire was put out.
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Vermont
Washington
Commonwealth Docks
Boston
Pine Essential Cologne for Hot Weather Comfort
A shadowy pine scented bath essence promises refreshment after heat or restless nights. Pineal cologne blends pine fragrance with floral notes for bathing and toilet use, offering bracing antiseptic effect and many applications. It is inexpensive and sold at Riker Jaynes stores.
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Riker-Jaynes
New York woman shot by burglar in Flatbush
Mrs. Staber was killed at 2 am as burglars entered her home while her husband and son fought the intruders. George Staber, 20, helped fend off the assailants. a pistol discharged during the struggle fatally wounding his mother. Residents flocked to witness the police chase.
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George Staber
Mrs. Staber
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