Standpathew and Cry of Impending Disaster
In New York on September 24 a long discussion on tariff reform and its impact on business is recounted. The piece cites warnings from campaigns and reports from national figures suggesting little disruption this presidential year. Several major stores and firms express optimism, stating business is satisfactory or improving despite the election year.
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New York
United States
Congress
Daily Press
Dry Goods Economist
The
Economist
Burnham, Stoepel & Co
Detroit
Mich
Simon F. Rothschild
Abraham & Straus
Kaufman-Straus Co
Louisville
JZR
Millner Co
Lynchburg
Hayden Brothers
Omaha
Neb
Keer Dry Goods Co
Oklahoma
Utah Copper Mine Strike Spurs 1000 Deputies Ready
In Bingham Utah county officials warn they will deploy up to 1000 deputies to quell a copper mine strike. Greek miners maintain breastworks on a hill while strike leaders vow to resist every move by Utah Copper. Officials plan to destroy fortifications and arrest armed workers if necessary.
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Bingham
Utah
Mackay
County Board of Commissioners
Utah Copper Company
J. C. Lowney
Western Federation of Miners
Utah Copper
Cheyenne Woman Rescued After Bog Plunge During Hunt
Mrs Becky Cook Little of Cheyenne nearly died hunting near Medicine Bow last week when she fell into a bog. Thomas Healy from Wilmington Delaware and other Cheyenne party members aided her with a rope and a log to pull her to safety. The hunting party, including Nina Cook Joseph Neath and Thomas Heaney Jr, had been on a weeklong expedition. Neath and Heaney tracked a large mountain bear for two days, 15 miles from camp, but the bear escaped and they returned home.
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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 Forecast for Wyoming in Washington D C
The weather in Wyoming predicts cloudy conditions on Wednesday followed by fair skies on Thursday and a rise in temperatures as the day progresses.
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Washington, D.G
Wyoming
Unfair to Tax One Citizen for the Advantage of Another
Governor Marshall argues against government favoritism in taxation to aid manufacturers. He contrasts Jefferson and Jackson with Taft and Roosevelt, contending that taxes to benefit certain interests raise prices for farmers like Peter to enrich others such as Paul the manufacturer and the farm machinery trusts. He warns such policy harms consumers and equity.
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New York
Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
William Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Harvester Trust
Embalmer's Wedding Held in Burial Parlor Chapel
Kansas City reports the marriage of embalmer Harry T. Minor to Bessie Layman in the chapel of the undertaker where Minor works. The Rev. George B. Newall conducted the ceremony as the couple chose a lasting setting for their vows.
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Kansas City
Harry T. Minor
Bessie Layman
Henry Layman
George BE. Newall
Minor
Layman
Weather Bureau notes extreme chilly day and snow
A weather report describes a day with high near freezing and low six degrees below zero. Three inches of snow fell, bringing September total to 3.72 inches, while the prior 41 Septembers record 0.52 inches as the all time high precipitation.
Bryan addresses California Democrats at state convention
In Sacramento on September 24 Bryan spoke to the Democratic state convention after a rival faction opposed Ball for chairman. He defended Roosevelt delegates from San Francisco, criticized Roosevelt on trusts, and urged a platform aligned with progressive ideas. He also thanked progressives and noted Wilson’s November election certainty.
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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 support the walkout at the Citizens' National Bank project. About twenty electricians and carpenters quit Monday over hiring disputes with Denver contractors. Bricklayers, unaffiliated with the union, reportedly refused to strike, while overall building work continued.
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Labor Assembly
Trades and Labor Assembly
Citizens’ National Bank
Denver
McKinetry
Tradea Assembly
Brickmasons
Mechanicou
False Alarm Endangers Firemen in Wagon Wreck
A false fire alarm near Parish House at Nineteenth and Central last night nearly killed Thomas Wilcox, plugman on hose wagon No 1, when the wagon slid on icy streets and crashed into a curb. Snow escaped unharmed. Wilcox was knocked unconscious but later rest easy. The box had produced six false alarms recently, prompting Chief Edward Taylor to vow removal and investigation of Parish House youths possibly involved.
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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 will administer the Jenkins estate following the murder of Mrs. Jenkins by her husband J Warren Jenkins who is under a death sentence. Coroner Co Beard or Wilfrid O Leary are considered as administrators with Mrs Jenkins relatives seeking the heir to avoid Jenkins heirs gaining the estate valued at about 30000 dollars. Court Commissioner Watte will hear the case.
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Beard
Wilfrid O'Leary
Jenkins
J. Warren Jenkins
Heira
Dr. Heard
O'Leary
Dent
T Court
Watte
Taft asserts faith in reelection and GOP gains
President Taft, in New York, says his strength claims deserve respect and predicts victory. He asserts Republicans will win the solid East and enough Central and Western states, including Michigan and Washington, to secure reelection and calls for a restored GOP 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 September 24 Attorney General Wickersham will retire from President Tafts cabinet on March 4 next He will leave his post whether Taft is re elected or not This statement was made to friends in Washington and New York and reiterated by Mrs Wickersham Friends say an announcement could come soon indicating he will resign from the cabinet
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Washington
Wickersham
Taft
Taf
New York
Foss Renamed for Governor in Mass Primaries
Complete returns from Massachusetts primaries show Governor Foss ahead of Joseph Pelletier among Democrats. The Republican race remains close with Everett Benton leading Joseph Walker. Polls closed late in many towns after 9 oclock.
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Foss
Mass
Boston
Massachusetts Prines
Fossa
Joseph Pelliter
Everett Benton
Joseph Walker
Society Woman Lavinia Reese Found Dead in Blood Splash
Baltimore report on the death of Mrs Lavinia A Reese widow of John Reese a prominent Baltimore figure. Found in her Wentworth building flat with a head wound and blood splashed on furniture and walls. Initial ruling suggested accidental fall but an inquest was ordered facts point to possible murder robbery motive with jewels valued at 15000 found nearby not believed to be the motive.
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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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