Tariff Treaty Battle Looms Over Cuban Reciprocity
Washington Aug 13 Insurgents vow a strong fight against any special Senate session to consider Cuban reciprocity. Senator Burrows leads the effort arguing treaties altering tariffs must originate with the House. opponents stress constitutional limits. Secretary Shaw will campaign in Ohio as a top stump speaker for the Republican ticket.
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Otto Carmichael
Washington
Senate
Congress
Burrows
House of Representatives
Cuba
United States
France
Paris
Michigan
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Committee On Finance
Committees On Foreign Relations
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Spooner
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Shaw
Treasury
Ohio
Hanna
State Executive Committee
Nash
Iowa
Twenty Strikefighters Found Guilty in West Virginia Contempt
Judge Keller convicts John Richards and nineteen others of contempt for violating an injunction by marching toward miners and threatening workers. Each fined five dollars plus costs, with judge warning of harsher penalties for future violations. Six defendants are discharged for lack of confederation.
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Charleston
W. Va
Keller
John Richards
Unearth Bones of Prehistoric Giant in Ohio
The skeleton of a prehistoric giant, nearly nine feet long, was exhumed near Bowling Green Ohio by a colored laborer who alerted a nearby farmhouse. The skull is about twelve inches in diameter, with two rows of teeth. The bones are largely well preserved though the pelvis is decayed, and the limbs suggest extraordinary length and possible clawlike digits. The skull shape differs from typical Indian skulls and the cause of death appears natural.
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Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green
Nash led code talks as bar association weighs scope
Governor Nash and the code framers pressed a conference with the State Bar Association to review the Ellis Longworth Bennett Connell draft. The committee approved major portions but reserved full endorsement, inviting lawmakers and officials to continue discussions into tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Nash
The
State Bar Association
Ellis-Longworth-Bennett-Connell
Warrington
King
Hoggstett
Longworth
de H. Ellis
Smith Bennett
Comings
Lorain
Bar Association Committee
Wade H. Ellis
Cincinnati
Ellis
Sandusky
Mauck
Lawrence
Hollis Johnson
Gallia
Binckley
Perry
Johnson
Thompson
Columbus
US manufacturers to gain canal supply rights under Panama charter
D M Parry president of the National Association of Manufacturers reports that Sullivan Cromwell advising the New Panama Canal Company says every dollar's worth of machinery and supplies needed for the canal can be bought in the United States without French law restraint, unlocking millions for US industry.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
Sullivan & Cromwell
New York City
America
New Panama Canal Company
United States
May Yohe and Major Strong Reunite in Lisbon
In Lisbon on August 13 May Yohe and Major Putnam Bradlee Strong are living together at the Avenida Palace Hotel with new spouse status. Strong, speaking with an American correspondent in Yohe's presence, says he was ill in Lisbon and that Yohe hurried from Paris to be with him. He denies collusion and says they plan to marry after Yohe’s divorce becomes absolute, likely September 2, and may live quietly abroad.
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New York American and
Comseries Tribune
W. R. Éarst
Lisbon
Yohe
Paris
Strong
Smith
New York
Baltic
The
Ae Pirsa
America
Farmers' National Co Operative Exchange formed with 50 million
Pierre Aug 13 The Farmers' National Co-Operative Exchange Company filed articles of incorporation with capital of 50 million dollars. It aims to buy sell and deal in grain provisions live stock and all produce on commission and to build elevators warehouses and stock yards. Half the capital remains with farmers through banks to support crops and better prices. Incorporators include Hamilton Joseph Burton and Ivan W Goodner.
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Pierre
Farmers’ National Co-Operative Exchange Company
Securi
Hamilton
Joseph Burton
Ivan W.goodner
Soldiers Seize French Schools as Crowds Rally in Brittany
In Finisterre and surrounding towns near Brest, Aug 13, troops and mounted gendarmes were deployed to protect police commissaries closing religious schools amid threatening crowds. Thirteen White Sisters schools remained open. expulsions occurred at Concarneau. Beehives, barricades, and scuffles marked the confrontations as troops entered buildings amid protests.
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Brest
France
Finisterre
St. Meen
Folgoeth
Ploundante
Folgoet
Concarneaul
Quimper
Ncessees
Alvey
Knights of Pythias Parade Dignifies Supreme Lodge Session
The Knights of Pythias Uniformed Bank parade interrupted business as the Supreme Lodge reconvened in San Francisco on August 13. The procession featured Maj. Gen. Carnahan and staff with police leading, many states represented, and minor resolutions discussed. The session continues tomorrow.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Lodge of Elks
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Bodies of Elks
Park City
Ban Francisco
Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Thre Ston
Carnahan
Cholera Under Control in the Philippines
Surgeon General Forwood said he was satisfied the cholera situation in the Philippines is well under control and that there will be a general diminution in the number of cases from now on.
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Washington
Forwood
Philippines
Samar's Fevers Strike Down Gen Smith in Portsmouth
General Jacob H. Smith lies seriously ill at his brother in law James W. Bannon's home in Portsmouth. His collapse follows strain from his Samar campaign, court martial, retirement news, and a long, arduous journey. doctors fear malignant fever germs may be in his system. Aides Shields and Bates await word on whether to delay their travel plans.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Gneral Jacob H
Smith
Torney
James
Bannon
Samar
San Francisco
Shields
Bates
Canadi ans Free Greene and Gaynor in Quebec ruling
In Quebec on August 13 Colonel John F. Gaynor and Captain Benjamin D. Greene won a decisive victory against extradition to the United States on alleged harbor frauds involving millions. Judge Caron discharged them from custody due to missing dates in warrants and charge discrepancies, though the U S government may renew extradition efforts.
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Quebec
John. F. Gaynor
Benjamin .D. Greene
United States
Caron
Langelier
Valee
Montreal
Washington
Québec
P Mrad
Watterson Declines Kentucky Governor Bid After Machine Critique
Col Henry Watterson announces he will not seek the Kentucky governorship. He cites aging and a reluctance to engage in machine politics, criticizes party machinery, and says he remains a Democrat committed to public service. Beckham appears set to win the Democratic nomination.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Watterson
Beckham
John K. Hendrick
R. F. Breckinridge
J. D. Black
E. H. Taylor
Doctor Martin Holbrook Dies Noted Writer and Health Reformer
Dr Martin Luther Holbrook of Mantua Ohio born, died New York at age seventy. He helped popularize physical culture and the Lewis system in schools, edited the Herald of Health, and guided army sanitation during the Civil War. His firm opened the citys first Turkish bath and he authored medical works.
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New York
Martin Luther Holbrook
Mantua
Portage County
Dro Lewis
Boston
Lewis
Herald of Health
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