Taft Decision Hangs Over Canada Tariff Clash
Boston business leaders press Taft to block a 25 percent ad valorem tariff rise on Canadian imports under the Payne Aldrich act. They warn a maximum tariff could trigger a Canada United States trade war harming coal lumber jewelry watches shoes wood pulp and fish industries and Boston exports.
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United States
Canada
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New England
Dominion
Earl Grey
Albany
Johns. Lawrence
Lawrence & Co
Franklin Street
Washington
Henry W. Patterson
Smith Patterson Company, Jewellers
Summer Street
N. Y
Payne-Aldrich
France
Germany
Europe
Foss
Henry M. Whitney
Massachusetts
West
Mr. Foss
Thomas F. Anderson
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Congress
Shoe and Teather Association
TALK TARIFF SITUATION
Washington March 2 W H Fielding minister of finance to the Dominion of Canada arrived in Washington today and was the guest of President Taft at dinner. The arrival renews predictions that tariff differences between the United States and Canada will be overcome at the forthcoming conference. Only seven days remain under the Payne law for the tariff maximum and minimum provisions. A conference with the President is probable tomorrow.
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Canada
United States
France
Washington
Fielding
Dominion of Canada
Wielding
Editor Hopes for Peace in Canadian US Trade Talks
J A MacDonald of the Toronto Globe urges reasonable concessions to avert a commercial war. He reports improvements from Albany talks between Taft and Fielding and says Canada will not yield on tariff autonomy while offering reciprocity if the United States negotiates. He warns of possible retaliation if US tariffs rise.
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14Th Congressional
Taft
New England
The
Post
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Albany
Canada
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Chamber
J. A. MacDonald
Toronto Globe
Dominion
United States
Finance Fielding
Boston Post
London
Ont
Washington
Roosevelt Big Issue in Egypt
Special cable despatch from Cairo reports Theodore Roosevelt the focus of attention in Egypt during a day of travel and meetings. He tours tombs and ruins with Dietrich of Straus present, meets Arabic scholars and Copt leaders, and dines with Sir Alden Gorst as crowds fill hotels. Also noted are visiting dignitaries Prince Estel Frederick and Wu Ting Tang.
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Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Apis
Querell
Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Oscar 8. Straus
Turkey
Mrs. Straus
Mr. Idding
Miss Iddings
Memphis
Rameses
Bank of the Nile
Nubar Pasha
Dr. Saraf
Khayall
Wissa Bey
Aehonts Pide
Asslut
Roosevelt visit stirs nerves in Cairo and Egypt’s rulers
Arabic papers mock intermeddling claims while Cairo’s English, merchants and Christians fear a Young Turk style upheaval. Residents joke a two week rule would bring drumhead courts and martial law, as Khedive dispatches camels, carts, and soldiers to accompany Roosevelt during a desert excursion down into ancient tombs.
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Roosevelt
Cairo
Egypt
Knedive
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a safe fifty cent remedy to cleanse and restore kidney and urinary function. It claims rapid relief from backache, headaches, nervousness, and urinary symptoms, urging readers to start immediately and to trust Cincinnati based Pape Thompson & Pape.
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Cincinnati
Sheriff May Ask Militia for Riot Police in Livermore Falls
In Livermore Falls Maine on March 25 residents urged police protection due to riotous mill demonstrations by International Paper Company workers. High Sheriff Hastings will supply protection and may call the State militia to maintain order if needed.
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Livermore Falls
International Poper Company
Hastings
Vibert
Franklin mill resumes full operation amid strike pressure
Franklin New Hampshire March 26 The International Paper Company pulp mill at Franklin was in full operation with only one small mill idle and no effort by the company to restart it The plant appears to be attracting workers to replace more than fifty striking members of the International Brotherhood of Sulphite Pulp and Paper Mill Workers
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N. H
International Paper Company
International Brotherhoo of
Anna C. Hyde
E. Yamhill Street
Portland
Oregon
Literary and Educational Organization of
New Hampshire
Pertina
Peruna and Pertina Endorsements Across States
Readers in Kentucky Oregon Minnesota Wisconsin and Ohio report personal improvements from Peruna Pertina and related remedies. Testimonials praise weight gain strength digestion and relief from catarrh and liver issues, with mothers and seniors noting health gains and ongoing use.
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Minnesota
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Sparta
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