Canadian reciprocity tariff treaty eyed by Congress and Taft
Washington report describes a proposed non treaty reciprocity pact between the United States and Canada. It would expand Canada's food import free list and ease duties on U S coal barbed wire farm implements machinery and Canadian goods. Taft urges early passage calling it in line with shared interests and productive forces.
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Washington
Congress
Canada
United States
Taft
Congres
Scrapple 18 Not a Coon Dog in Missouri Banquet
The Pennsylvania Society of St. Louis will serve Philadelphia scrapple at its banquet Friday. For a week St. Louis newspapers puzzled readers by asking what scrapple is. Congressman W B McKinley of Illinois wired Colonel N L Townsend of Fulton, Mo to send a box of scrapple, a mystery that finally was identified as a food item.
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St. Louis
Pennsylvania Society of St. Louis
Philadelphia
W. B. McKinley
Ilinois
N. L. Townsend
Fulton, Mo
Manipal is Eight Stories Down Elevator Death
New York January 24 Gabriel Cappalino a 34 year old machinist was killed in an elevator shaft. Taking a trunk from the eighth floor the car started trapping him between the car floor and doorway. Edward Kemp in charge heard a scream and reversed the car but Cappalino was crushed and dropped to the basement. Dr Metrich of Volunteer Hospital pronounced him dead.
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New York
Gabriel Cappalino
Edward Kemp
Ecream
Cappalino
Metrich
YACHT RACE TO BERMUDA PLANS INJURIES? PROVES STYLE
Hillis Burgees, noted eastern yachtsman, returned from Bermuda with plans for the annual race of galling yachts from the United States to Bermuda. The race will start June 8 from Boston. The crowd includes the schooner Vigilant owned by Herald Vanderbilt, last year’s winner.
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Bermuda
New York
Hillis Bur- Gees
United States
Boston
Vigilant
Herald Vanderbilt
Weather Forecast for January 26 011
Colder Friday with a cloudy Saturday, snow likely in real time data. Temperature at 6:00 p m is 63 Fahrenheit, minimum 84, precipitation none, reported by W. 8. Palmer, Section Director.
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Palmer
Bectlon
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy Laid To Rest In Mount Auburn
In Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge a bronze coffin holding the body of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy was laid today within a concrete grave. A bronze box on the coffin contained her writings. Directors of the church and supporters attended as a mausoleum will mark the spot.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mount Auburn
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Division Bills Reach The House In Wyoming Legislature
In both chambers bills arrive steadily with 163 measures filed to date. Representative Miller introduces nine Senate bills creating Platte Goshen Washakie and Hot Springs counties. Metz bill on coal mine safety faces opposition. A bill to legalize gene type distribution of railroad passes pleases members. Decker trust bill faces committee pushback. Lawyers argue a criminal defense one year to new trial window. Senate passes bill defining interurban railway powers. Joint resolution on a silver token for the battleship Wyoming is blocked.
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House
Senate
Miller
Laramie County
Platte and Goshen
Washakie
Big Horn
Hot Springs
Fremont
United Mine Workers
America
Committee On
Coal Mines
Wyoming
Committee On Corporations
Mets
Thoee
Moyt
Seputor Holliday
Wate
Committee of
McClellan Neo
North China Plague Abducts Rail Service and Quarantine
North China suffers plague causing practical abandonment of railroad communication. Diplomats depart as legations prepare three months’ supplies of food and fuel. American minister Calhoun refuses to leave, offering refuge to missionaries who choose to stay. News reports the death of Dr. Jackson, a Presbyterian missionary from Boston.
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Pekin
China
Calhoun
Tegation
Dr. Jackson
Boston
Morgan the Dominant Figure in American Finance
New York figures from a financial bureau reveal J Pierpont Morgan controls 20.5 percent of national banks assets totaling 9.7005 billion, through his four national banks seven trust companies in New York and two life insurance firms. His banks hold 450.7 million, trusts 427.9 million, and insurers 1.129 billion in assets.
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New York
Financial Bureau
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Morgan National Banks
Mrs. Trumbull Suspected in Lett ers Controversy
In Los Angeles on January 20 Theodore Kytka handwriting expert testified in the Baldwin case. He said no expert could forge all letters alleged to be by Mrs. Trumbull. A probe looked at money from Col Pope after a purported marriage to Baldwin. she claimed any funds from Pope after that point were returned.
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Loa Angeles
Theodore Kytka
Baldwin
Turnbull
Col Pope
Pope
Conant Denies Offer to Subsidize Journal of Commerce
Charles A. Conant told the house investigation committees that any offer to subsidize the Journal of Commerce by the Spanish government is untrue and that he did not transmit any such offer.
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Conant
Washington
Charles A. Conant
A. W. Dodeworth
New York Journal of Commerce
House
Journal of Commerce
Speer Gains One and Adams Two Votes on Ballot
In Denver on the second joint session ballot for senator, Speer gains one vote and Adams two as tall ender support shifts. The changes follow minor adjustments in ballots.
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Speer
Adams
Denver
Denver Boy Wounded by Policeman Loses a Limb
Denver January 26 Raymond Yeomans, a youth wounded Sunday afternoon by Patrolman Baughman during a dice game disturbance near 187 Lincoln, had his right leg amputated at the county hospital. Baughman reportedly faces suspension and will be tried by the fire and police board.
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Denver
Raymond Yoomans
Baughman
Yoomans
Lincoln Sirest
Hman
Yeomans
Fire and Police Board
Mexican Army Officer Dies in Flames Amid Revolt
News from Mexico City reports a battle near San Juan Evangelista in Acayuacan district with federals losing three killed. Captain Gonzales and an orderly perished after being surrounded in a church as rebels set the building ablaze. Revolt also spreads to Ojitlan Elhuela Tuxtepec and Chiltepec in Oaxaca with Indians and poorly armed rebels.
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Mexico City
San Juan Evangelista
Acayuacan
Gonzales
Ojitlan
Elhuela
Tuxtepec
Chiltepec
Oaxaca
Orizabas
Cordoba
Senor Terrazas
Chihuahua
Referendum Debate Shifts to Oregon Direct Legislation
Vague OCR reads discussants urging direct legislative action in Oregon as measures related to initiative and referendum surface. Mentions people exercising rights and proposals linked to political processes amid unclear phrasing and partial names.
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Oregon
Wyoming
Jury Deadlock in Schenk Case at Wheeling
After a more-than-a-day trial in Wheeling West Virginia the Schenk jury reported unable to agree with 11 to 1 for acquittal and was discharged. Mrs Schenk remained jailed awaiting another trial amid reports of bribery allegations denied by jurors.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Schenk
Rumor of Gunboat Wheeling Accident At Sea
Early today rumors spread of an accident or explosion on the United States gunboat Wheeling at sea. No confirmation was available by late afternoon.
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New York
United States
Wheeling
Steamer Cottags City Runs Aground Off Cape Mudge
The Pacific steamer Cottags City bound for Alaska ran ashore off Cape Mudge B C in the afternoon. Sixty crew and thirty eight passengers abandoned ship taking to life boats. They rode through a snow storm to Campbell River. All boats except one are accounted for.
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Victoria
Archaeology Prof Saville Returns with Ecuador Relic Hoard
Dr. Marshall H Saville of Columbia University returns from Ecuador with a large collection of relics from a lost civilization. His expedition faced near death moments and two assistants were detained as spies before Saville intervened with Benador's president.
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New York
Marshall H. Saville
Columbia University
Ecuador
Bavill
Benuador
Wisconsin bachelor backs womens wear of trouserettes
Madison Jan 26 Assemblyman Carl Hansen of Manitowoc proposes laws to allow women to wear trouserettes or harem skirts similar to styles worn by Turkish women. The measure aims to repeal laws forbidding women from wearing male attire.
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Madison
Wis
Carl Hansen
Manitowoc
Hansen
Culberson Delivers New Nationalism Speech in Texas
Avatin Tex Jan 26 Democrat Charles A Culberson delivered an address to the Texas legislature after his third term election to the U S Senate. He argued that new nationalism seeks to merge executive legislative and judicial power into a supreme unchecked executive.
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Avatin
Tex
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
United States Senate
Bishop Thurston Consecrated for East Oklahoma Diocese
In St Pauls Episcopal Church a consecration service was held for the Rev Theodore Payne Thurston named as bishop of the east diocese of Oklahoma. The ceremony was led by the Right Rev Daniel Byrprester Tuttle of Missouri with many clergy in attendance.
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Minneapolis
Epiacopal Dlovenens
St. Pauls Epiacopal Church
Dle
Theodore Payne Thurston
St. Paul'e Ehures
East
Oklahoma
Daniel Byprester Tuttle
Missouri
Curtiss Flies From Water To Air On San Diego Bay
Glen H. Curtiss achieved a historic first as his hydroplane aeroplane rose from San Diego Bay, skimmed the water at about forty miles per hour for a quarter mile, lifted into the air for a mile, then returned to the water and landed back at the starting point. The feat marks the first time an aircraft took off from water and landed on it in aviation history.
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San Diego
Glen H. Curtiss
San Diego Bay
Cuftige
Rehearing Granted in Ruef Bribery Case
The California Supreme Court granted a rehearing of Abraham Ruef's sentence for fourteen years in San Quentin for bribery of the Ruef Schmidt board of supervisors. The first district must hear the appeal for a new trial again, with the record to be returned to the supreme court for its July term.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
San Quentin
Ruef- Schmitz Board of Supervisors
State Supreme Court
First District Court of Appeals
Cret Diatrict Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Spanish War Veterans to Meet in Oklahoma City
Spokane Jan. 26 The Eighth Annual Encampment of Spanish War Veterans will be held in Oklahoma City August 21 to 23 according to an announcement by Commander Chief J. Jacoby.
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Oklahoma City
Pokane
J. Jacoby
Aged minister charged with fraudulent registration in Seattle
Rev. Edward B. Sutton, an aged Presbyterian minister and election registration clerk, was arrested in Seattle on a charge of fraudulent registration. He was released on his own recognizance. He says he can explore eternity.
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Seattle
Waeh
Edward B. Sutton
Nevada Senate Backs Cigarette Sales Ban
Carson City Nev Jan 26 The state senate today passed a bill making it unlawful to sell or give cigarettes or cigarette papers to any person in Nevada The house members state the bill will go through without amendment
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Carson
Nev
State Senate
Nevada
House
Rio Grande Road Employes Form Prderation
Denver January 26 A federation of Rio Grande Road employes was formed today by representatives of the mechanical department to foster closer cooperation among workers and standardize procedures across the railroad line.
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IO Grande Road
Denver
Rio Grande Employes
Mechanical Department
Rio Grande Road
Formosa Tragedy: Two Die in Suspected Friendturnedkiller Shooting
Willis Bales and his wife, early settlers near Formosa Kas, were shot dead at their home by Harvey Wadleigh, a farmer and longtime friend of thirty years. Authorities report Wadleigh appeared to panic after the fatal act.
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Parmer
Formosa
Kas
Willis Bales
Harvey Wadleigh
Census finally tallies population shifts across states
In Populations, Washington on January 24 released the thirteenth census figures showing city and state totals. Albuquerque New Mexico reports 19,080 residents, Laramie Wyoming 6,207, and other entries list various counts for Chy 1910 and 1900 figures.
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Washington
Albuquerque
N. M
Laramie
Wyo
Phillips Panpral Wind Public Friday Funeral Notes
Public funeral services will be held Friday afternoon for David Graham Phillips, who was shot Monday by Phillip Hugh Coyle Goldabordon, an eccentric mechanic, who then killed himself. The incident occurred in New York on January 24.
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Mrs. Eddy
North China
Morgan Real
Napoleon
OF American Finance
el Paso
Casas Grandes
Old Casae Grandes
Juan Parra
Parra
Soferiano Pena
James Morenson
M. Cox
Secretary of State
Uswil
Metz
Speecal Aitoes
West Coast
Columbia
Shnator Culberson
Thurston
Gurtisd
Lasesi
Marvel
Abe Rupp
Praud
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