Clarke Opposes Reciprocity at Quebec Conference
Col Clarke speaks against a Canada United States commercial treaty in Quebec urging protection of the home market. He asserts to represent about 700 million dollars and notes American industry protests during the joint high commission session.
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Washington
Miles
War Department
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Seventh Corps
Lee
Lexington
Knoxville
Middletown
Quebec
International Joint High Commission
Albert Clarke
Canada
Farmers Protest Tariff Change Opposes Canadian Reciprocity
Aaron Jones of Indiana and N J Bachelder of New Hampshire led farmers in a formal protest against altering current tariff duties on agricultural products. They argued agriculture accounts for about 60 percent of both population and wealth and urged maintaining existing protections. The speakers said opinion from all states opposes any change, including requests from Canada. Continued on Page 8.
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United States
Aaron Jones
Indiana
National Grange
N.J. Bachelder
New Hampshire
National Executive Committee
Jones
Union
New England
Patchen Wins Tight Readville Contests in 9 04 3 4 Mile
Joe Patchen and John A. Gentry battled in Readville before 8000 spectators with Patchen winning two heats. A $3000 purse and the glory of victory drove the pace as strong wind prevented faster times. Best mile time 9 04 3 4. wind cost Gentry and Patchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Patchen
John A. Gentry
Readville
Patchen
Gentry
Young Woman Doctor Helen J Doherty Praised For Camp Wikoff Work
Dr Helen I Doherty daughter of Col Thomas F Doherty details her experiences at Camp Wikoff during the Santiago campaign. She and fellow nurses provide care amid fever ward conditions and transport neglect, saluting brave women doctors and the Massachusetts troops.
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Massachusetts
Montauk Point
Spain
Cuba
Santiago
Florence Nightingale
Helen I. Doherty
Thomas F. Doherty
Wikoff
Doherty
Camp Wikoff
Laura Hughes
Clinton
Hughes
Boston
Chamberlain Urges Anglo Saxon Federation in Danvers Talk
Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain spoke to the Danvers Historical Society urging a federation or closer union among English speaking nations. He cited shared history and ties, criticized persistent misunderstandings, and praised intertwined English and American flags near a Lexington scene.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Danvers Historical Society
Danvers
New York
Chamberlain
Historical Society
England
Columbus
America
Lexington
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Helen J. Doherty
Almanac
Bernard M. Wolf
Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Herbert Smith
Buffalo
N. Y
Washington Street
Bromfield
City Hospital
Browning
King & Co
Miadam
Back Bay
Browning, King & CO
Browning, King & Lothiers
Washington ST
Cor, Kneeland St
Col. Clarke
Home Market Club
AM United
Rosenbaum Bros, Custom Tailors
Tremont Row
Sporting Goods
The
John Wood Arms & Cycle Co
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Sterling Ale
Macallar Parker CO
H. White & CO
Bell
Boyle Bros
Battle of
Washburn Credit Co
Neerea
Jordan Co
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