Tariff Reform Fear Fails to Disrupt Business
New York dispatch reports that warnings of disaster from Democratic tariff reform have failed to affect business. Various firms across the nation say election year has little impact on activity, with crops, money markets, and sales remaining healthy. The Dry Goods Economist campaigns for Business Divorced from Politics, citing positive retailer and manufacturer responses nationwide.
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Dry Goods Economist
The
Economist
Burnham, Stoepel & Co
Detroit
Mich
Simon F. Rothschild
Abraham & Straus
New York
Kaufman-Straus Co
Louisville
JZR
Millner Co
Lynchburg
Hayden Brothers
Omaha
Neb
Keer Dry Goods Co
Oklahoma
Miners Face 1000 Deputies as Utah Copper Strike Tense
In Bingham Utah county officials visit a copper mine camp where miners are on strike. The county plans to deploy up to 1000 deputies to destroy breastworks and arrest armed men if needed. Strike leaders vow resistance as talks with Utah Copper fail.
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Utah
Bingham
Mackay
County Board of Commissioners
Utah Copper Company
J. C. Lowney
Western Federation of Miners
Utah Copper
Cheyenne Lady Nearly Killed in Medicine Bow Bog
Mrs. Becky Cook Little of Cheyenne plunged into a bog hole while stalking game near Medicine Bow last week. Thomas Healy of Wilmington Delaware rescued her with a rope and log. The hunting party including Joseph Neath Nina Cook and Thomas Heaney Jr all of Cheyenne were on a week long trip. Heaney and Neath tracked a mountain bear for two days before the bear escaped.
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Becky Cook-Little
Cheyenne
Medicine Bow
Mrs. Little
Mr. Healy
Joseph Neath
Nina Cook
Thomas Heaney, Jr
Medicine Bow Country
Mr. Heaney
Mr. Neath
Brain
Weather Outlook for Wyoming on Wednesday and Thursday
The Weather Bureau reports Wyoming will have cloudy conditions on Wednesday with Thursday turning fair. Temperatures are expected to rise as the week progresses.
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Washington, D.G
Wyoming
unfair to tax one citizen for the advantage of another
Savoyard argues against government taxation that shields manufacturers by shifting costs onto consumers. He cites Jefferson and Jackson, rebukes Taft and Roosevelt, and says the policy doubles the burden on Peter the farmer to aid Paul the manufacturer and related big trusts.
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New York
Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
William Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Harvester Trust
Embalmer Weds in Burial Parlor
Kansas City reports a wedding in the chapel of an undertaker. Harry T. Minor, an embalmer, married Bessie Layman with Rev. George B. Newall officiating. Minor joked the setting would give their vows lasting order, noting the ceremony took time to persuade the bride.
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Kansas City
Harry T. Minor
Bessie Layman
Henry Layman
George BE. Newall
Minor
Layman
Weather man notes cold snap with snow in September
The Weather Bureau reports a frigid day with a high near freezing and a low six degrees below, accompanied by three inches of snow. September’s total precipitation reaches 3.72 inches, compared to a 41 year record of 0.52 inches set in 1902.
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United States Weather Bureau
R. Q. Grant
Bryan addresses California Democrats at state convention
Sacramento Sept. 24 Bryan entered the Democratic state convention to Dixieland as Roosevelt delegates from San Francisco were disallowed by the national committee. He urged the party to adopt a progressive platform, contrasted Roosevelt with socialists on trusts, and affirmed confidence in Wilson's November victory. Earlier he spoke to the Progressive Republicans state convention and thanked them for inviting him to address a Republican gathering.
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Sacramento
Bryan
Theodore Ball
Baltimore
Roosevelt
San Francisco
National Committee
California
Wilson
Labor Assembly Backs Strike on Bank Building
The Trades and Labor Assembly supports a work stoppage on the Citizens' National Bank building until the unfair plumber is dismissed or a union dispute with Denver plumbers is settled. About twenty electricians and carpenters began the strike Monday, though bricklayers not in the union did not join and activity at the site continued.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Citizens’ National Bank
Denver
McKinetry
Tradea Assembly
Brickmasons
Mechanicou
Labor Assembly
False Fire Alarm Near Parish House Wrecks Wagon
A false alarm from the Parish House corner near Nineteenth and Central sent Fire Wagon No. 1 into a snowy curb strike. Fireman Thomas Wilcox was hurled and knocked unconscious, Snow the extra driver escaped injury, and the wagon was damaged. Chief Edward Taylor called the false alarm dangerous and said the box would be moved. Parish House club members were suspected, with youths near the corner blamed by the clergy.
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Nineteenth and Central
Thomas Wilcox
Snow
Wilcox
Edward Taylor
Taylor
Mr. Davidson
Contest Over Jenkins Estate in Court Today
In district court today the question is who may administer the Jenkins estate following the murder of Mrs Jenkins by her husband J Warren Jenkins who is on death row. Coroner Co Beard or Wilfrid O Leary are favored by relatives and the case is before Court Commissioner Watte. The estate is valued around $30 000 and the outcome may affect Jenkins heirs if he is executed.
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Beard
Wilfrid O'Leary
Jenkins
J. Warren Jenkins
Heira
Dr. Heard
O'Leary
Dent
T Court
Watte
Taft predicts victory in western and central states
President Taft, speaking in New York on September 24, renews his confidence in reelection. He says regular Republicans will carry the solid East and have enough in central and western states to win, listing Michigan Washington Idaho Wyoming and with campaign Oregon Kansas Minnesota as likely. He urges a restored Republican majority in the House.
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New York
Taft
Michican
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Kansas
Minnesota
House
Attorney General Wickersham to Leave Cabinet
Washington Sept 24 Attorney General Wickersham will retire from Taft's cabinet on March 4 next. He will leave his post whether Taft is re elected or not. This statement has been made to friends in Washington and New York and reiterated by Mrs. Wickersham. Friends say an announcement may come at any day.
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Washington
Wickersham
Taft
Taf
New York
Foss Renamed for Governor in Mass Primaries
Complete returns from Massachusetts primaries show Governor Fossa renominated by the Democrats over Joseph Pelletier. The Republican race is tight with Everett Benton leading Joseph Walker as many polls closed late tonight.
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Foss
Mass
Boston
Massachusetts Prines
Fossa
Joseph Pelliter
Everett Benton
Joseph Walker
Society Woman Found Dead in Bohemian Baltimore Flat
Mrs Lavinia A Reese widow of John Reese prominent Baltimore society member was found dead in her Wentworth apartment. Blood stained cushions and walls showed a gory scene with a gash at the back of the head and a near frame. Initial doctors cited a fall as cause but an inquest is pending. Jewelry worth 15000 was found nearby but not believedstolen.
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Baltimore
Lavinia A. Reese
John 8. Reese
Bayview Asylum
Mra. Reese
R. D. Taylor
Mra. Agnew M. Mimiken
New York
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