Baileys Tax Plan and Free Trade DebateHighlighted by Senate Speech
Senator Bailey of Texas argues that free trade is impossible and urges tariff reductions while clashing with Senator Aldrich over past statements on income tax. He questions rates and profits of U S Steel while linking economy to burdens on the rich. The piece also notes a royal engagement involving Miss Muriel White and Count Hermann Scherr Thoss.
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Washington
Bailey
Texas
Aldrich
Senate
Taft
Rhode Island
Senator Aldrich
Muriel White
France
Miss White
Hermann Scherr-Thoss
Berlin
Paris
Scherr-Thoss
Silesia
District Supervisors Confirm Today Announcement
District Superintendent C A Robinson and Superintendent Glyde Mpilayar confirm the announcement today. No further details accompany the note.
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C. A. Robinson
Glyde Mpilyar
Woman shoots man blamed for ruin in Nashville
In Nashville on April 27, Miss Gertrude Douglas shot and killed Isaac S. Morse, a young businessman, claiming he caused her downfall. Police took her into custody as the incident unfolded.
Abdul Hamid Deposed and Proclaimed Sultan in Constantinople
Abdul Hamid was deposed as Sultan on April 27 and his brother Mohamed Reshad Effendi named Sultan. Abdul Hamid is a prisoner. In unrelated local news, the Cambridge Sheet Mill is ordered to resume with seven hot mills on May 10, employing about 400 workers, with officials confirming the restart.
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Cambridge Sheet Mills
Weather Forecast Turkey State Page Three
West Virginia shows increasing clouds and warmer with showers then cooler tonight or Wednesday. Western Pennsylvania also clouds and warmer with showers and cooler tonight and Wednesday. Ohio predicts increasing clouds and warmer with showers in the north, cooler and fair by Wednesday as winds shift northwest.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Real Work Cures a Girl Prodigal
Adele Boas thirteen, daughter of Arthur K. Boas, was found after a disappearance last Friday. The family physician reports she is in perfect health. She wandered to Boston, found a $2.50 weekly job in a restaurant, then chose to return home to her comfortable life.
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New York
Adele Boas
Arthur EK
Boas
Boston
William C. Smith Dies After Stroke in Lancaster
William C. Smith aged about 68 died in Lancaster after a stroke. He previously ran hotels and livery businesses in Cambridge Quaker City Washington and New Philadelphia. Survived by wife Anna Carlisle who died in 1902 and three children Carlisle B Thomas and George. Burial expected in Guernsey county.
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McMahon
National Bank of Cambridge
George Smith
Lancaster
William C. Smith
Guernsey County
Mr. Smith
Washington
James Smith
Quaker City
George Carlisle
Philadelphia
Cambridge
John Boyd
Carnes
North Seventh Street
Noel Hotel
The
National
New Philadelphia
Anna Carlisle
Carlisle B
Thomas
George
Miniature Snow Storm Hits Lore City at Train Collision
Lore City April 27 A ludicrous incident on the labor train left trunks and a feather tick belonging to a Slavish family on the platform near the main line. No. 7 struck the trunk scattering thousands of feather flakes across the track for a quarter mile. The trunk shattered and its contents ruined as the mother cried and attempted to recover the floating down.
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Lore City
Anthracite Miners Weigh Renewal As Convention Opens
Scranton Pa April 27 The tri district convention of the anthracite miners convenes this afternoon after Philadelphia talks. National President Lewis and three executive boards review operators amendments to extend the strike award for three more years. An appeal right and equal pay for new work are among the changes under consideration.
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Scranton
Lewis
Philadelphia
Miners’ National Organization
Census Office Feud Reaches President Over Nagel and North
Washington reports a sharp dispute between Secretary Nagel and Census Director North over who governs the census bureau. Nagel asserts the need for shared responsibility and governing authority in handling the large national census.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Census North
Census Bureau
Census Office
Judge Overrules Motion for New Trial in Cooper Murder Case
Nashville Tenn April 27 Judge Hart overruled the motion for a new trial in the Cooper murder case. An appeal to the state supreme court followed the ruling.
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Nashville, Tenn
Cooper
Fendants
State Supreme Court
Joseph Babcock Dies at 59 Former Wisconsin Representative
Washington April 27 Former representative Joseph Babcock aged 59 of Wisconsin died here at 9 45 a m The passing marks the end of a long political career centered in the state capital and national service colleagues remembered him as a steady party veteran.
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Joseph Babcock
Wisconsin
Taft at Grant Day Celebration in Philadelphia
President Taft and cabinet officials join Union League for Grants birthday observance in Philadelphia. Secretary Wilson and Postmaster General Hitchcock accompany Taft as General Frederick Dent Grant attends, with Vice President Sherman expected but unable to attend. The banquet marks a historic league event with presidential flag signaling Taft’s presence.
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Taft
Union League
Grants
League
General Grant
Point Pleasant
Wilson
Hitchcock
Frederick Dent Grant
Sherman
Brooklyn
McKinley
Two Houseboat Dwellers Drowned Near Wheeling
In Moundsville on the Ohio River a woman identified as Katie Rouch or Mrs Katie Linton of Hollidays Cove and miner Peter Auman of Pittsburgh drowned after jumping from a houseboat to a small skiff. Ayman attempted a rescue but both disappeared.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Moundsville
Ohio River
Katie Rouch
Katie Linton
Hollidays Cove
Peter Auman
Pittsburg
Ayman
Richard Croker Sails for Ireland Tomorrow
Richard Croker will sail for Ireland tomorrow from New York with plans to reach Cork and Dublin by the end of the week. The departure is noted in New York on April 27.
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Richard Croker
New York
Ireland
Marked progress in the musical world for John L Madden
Friends report John L Madden of Cambridge is progressing in music while studying voice in Denver. He plans to visit Cambridge before sailing to Vienna to enter the Imperial Conservatory of Music. He will debut in Tannhauser as WLiterof and Wolfram with renowned cast and may give song recitals in Cambridge Bellaire Wheeling Moundsville before leaving. He studies under Professors Anthony Carlson and Julian Wilenski.
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John L. Madden
Denver
Cambridge
Vienna
Austria- Hungary
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Tannhauser
Biterof
Wolfram
Madden
Bellaire
Wheeling
Moundsville
Anthony Carlson
Julian Wilenski
Harvard to mark centenary of Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard University hosts a Sanders Theatre event in Cambridge honoring Oliver Wendell Holmes on the eve of his birth centenary. President Eliot presides as former students from Harvard Medical School attend with addresses by Edward W. Emerson Higginson Cheever and Crothers. Cope read two Holmes favorites The Last Leaf and The Chambered Nautilus.
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Boston
Harvard University
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Sanders’ Theater
Cambridge
Harvard Medical School
Eliot
Edward W. Emerson
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
David W. Cheever
Samuel M. Crothers
Charles Townsend Copeland
Jack the Slasher Arrested on Gar
Philadelphia man H. E. Martin a 29 year old bank clerk was arrested as he was about to tear the skirt of a school girl during a street car incident. Authorities say the so called Jack the Skirt Slasher had a history of slipping away before victims noticed. His defense cites a recent nervous breakdown and ties to a well to do German family.
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Jack
H. E. Martin
Martin
Germany
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