Americans in Business and Anti Foreign Sentiment Abroad
A fragment notes Americans in commerce abroad facing hostility amid boycotts affecting 3000 Americans in business and 1500 more in China. It mentions Asiatic fleet growth, secrecy by the department, and broader anti foreign sentiment similar to 1900. Also references a York Life Committee recommendation to pursue refunds from contributions and trustee liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Japan
York Life Committee
York
New York Life Insurance Coure
Thomas Ix
Valencia
Wash
Seattle
C. Murray
Act of Commerce and IT
Knox Smith
Commis Corporation
Debt in 1907 Will Total 911 Million Dollars
London Times dispatch from Tokio cites a financial programme that the will be upper house approved. Debts in 1907 total 911 million dollars to be paid by 1939 through six operations of consolidation. Debts now at 1 million dollars will be discharged by 1942 under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Tokio
Bint
Los Angeles Chamber Urges Fortifications for San Pedro
John H. Norton, chair of Los Angeles chamber fortification committee, urges immediate action to obtain state funds for San Pedro coastal defenses. He calls on merchants and Municipal League to back fortification funding through Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wthern
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast of War
John H. Norton
Military Post
Senate committee splits on court review in railroad rate bill
A Senate interstate commerce panel remains divided over adding court review to interstate rate regulation. Some members back the House bill as is, others insist on a provision for court review, with key senators undecided and party votes uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Elkins
Aldrich
Foster
Dolliver
Clapp
Cuahom
House
Kean
Foraker
Crane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman
Senate
McLaughlin
Cullom
Tariff War Averted US Germany Reach Concessions
Washington informs that Germany will apply only the conventional tariff to US imports, averting a March 1 tariff clash. Germany gains US concessions on customs rules and renews the 1900 Dingley tariff accord, boosting bilateral trade and saving US duties about 3 million dollars annually. Germany saves about 414000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Speck von Brernberg
Root
United States
Germany
Ship Subsidy Bills Move Ahead In Senate Action
Washington reports Senate after routine business resumed debate on subsidy shipping bills. A preliminary agreement aimed for quick vote before adjournment, with continuation of discussion on subsidies and shipping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roaring 1906 Briefs Touch Crime, Crop, and Politics Abroad
Telegraphic briefs report diverse events from 1906 including Ww Lockwood’s leg amputation after a buggy collision in Peru Indiana. President Roosevelt pardons Midshipman Minor Meriwether. Sam Waggaman dies in Kokomo at 83. Cassie Chadwick returns to Columbus Penitentiary. Fire destroys 100 buildings in Littleton West Virginia. Cuban tobacco orders rise as European buyers seek Mexican leaf. A Boston family tragedy ends in gas-related deaths. Secretary Root confirms Turkish pledge to aid arrest in United States cases. Harvey Jordan secures a 500000 bale cotton deal with Eastern financiers. Post Office reports show January receipts up 14 percent from 1905. Hayward Leavitt urges sugar beet farming to boost reclamation. Public poison sale bill advances in Congress. Governor Johnson critiques wealth as a sole measure of success.
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W. Lockwood
Fidiana
Peru
Ind
Meriwether
United States Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Sam Waggaman
Kokomo
Waggaman
Cassie L. Chadwick
Columbus (Ohio
Chadwick
Littleton
W. Va
Vuelta
Abajo
Cuba
Europe
Vera Cruz
Oaxaca
Roxbury
Boston
Mass
Annie L. Dixon
Annie
George
Mildred
Marion
Ryan
New York
Root
United States
Leishman
Constantinople
Post‘Office ‘Department
Washington
Peoria
Atlanta
Chicago
Hayward Leavitt
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Senate Committee On
Philippines
Islands
Reclamation Service
Babcock
John A. Johnson
Duluth Minn
Yom. C. A
New Sack
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted as Cure
A testimonial extolling Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female ailments. It claims rapid relief from fatigue nervousness and menstrual issues, credits Mrs Pinkham and her daughter in law for guidance, and urges women to seek confidential advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydie RK
Lynn
Masa
McCeeds
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Recover Campaign Fund
New South Wales
Steaper
Neece
Casis
Ben Butler
Dce
George J
Lawton
Tage
Financia
Lenin F. Butler
Amout
Wig Dry Dock
Avwabhington
Navy Department
Gibraltar
Cleveland
Denison, Prior & Co
Artha
Pohlman
California
Santa FE
Kansas City
Missouri River
San Diego
San Francisco
New Mexico
Arizona
G. W. Hagenbuch
S. F. Ry
Main St
Kanese City
G. .S. Howland
Madicen Avedee
New York City
Albany
Navy
Inuat Bs
Aod Ee Bane Eeceutipc FolGeration
Wesnvision Dd
U. S
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