Taft praises McKinley policy in the Philippines
Taft defends the benevolent policy in the Philippines, arguing occupation aims to educate and grant partial self government. He cites McKinley and Root, credits education progress with half a million Filipino students, and emphasizes staying to aid the island people rather than exploit them. He lauds McKinley as a peacemaker and reflects on war limits and providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Supreme Court
Mr. McKinley
McKinley
Philippines
Boy 16 in Jail Over Christmas Plumes Case
Victor Bury, 16, of Lewisburg Kentucky, allegedly bought three ostrich plumes and other items worth 74 dollars from Mabley & Carew, claiming a credit for Mrs. Marshall Halstead. Detectives traced him, goods were recovered, and he was detained for juvenile court as Judge Caldwell to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Bury
Western Avenue
Lewisburg
Mabley & Carew Company
Crim and
Kuhfers
Ralph Crawford
Victor
Mabley & C&rew
Marshall Halstead
Verona
Walnut Hills
Women's
Bury
House of Detention
Marshal Halstead
United States
Birmingham
England
Caldwell
Horse Thief Found Guilty in Ohio Case
The Ohio jury found Allen Spain guilty after twenty minutes of deliberation on charges of horse stealing and grand larceny. He stole a horse, harness, and runabout from John Dick’s barn on Sept 17 and was caught the next day at the Cincinnati stockyards while attempting to sell the outfit.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
Allen Spain
Spain
John Dick
Cincinnati
Crusade Against Pistol Carriage Aims to Set National Model
Congress hopeful Thetus W Sims of Tennessee plans a bill to ban concealed weapons in the District of Columbia to deter pistol use and set a model for states. He cites duels and misuses, noting high mortality from firearms and urging strict penalties to curb sales and concealed carry nationwide.
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Columbia
Thetus W. Sims
Highth
Tennessee
Congress
Roosevelt
Sims
Rld
Supreme Court
Foreign Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
United States
District of Columbia
Tenessee
Andrew Jackson
Taft Signals Panama Trips May Continue After White House
Taft plans to keep touring the isthmus region on future trips, stating such visits stiffen energetic officials and bolster faithful workers away from home. He downplayed a recent accident on the Isthmus and said he would avoid involvement in Ohio’s senatorial contest after an interview with Congressman Burton.
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Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Ange
Taft
Cleveland
Sandy Hook
Maine
Florida
California
Washington
England
Temple
John Wesley Hill
James M. Buckley
Sam W. Bowne
Daniel A. Goodsel
New York
Henry Taft
Horace Race
Panama
White House
Canal
Mr. Taft
Congressman Burton
Ohio
Inaugural Officers Chosen for Taft Parade
Washington officials announce James B. Henry as press committee chairman and Charles H. Boynton as finance vice chairman for Taft’s inauguration. Major General Barry to lead the Army unit in the parade and Rear Admiral Sperry to command the naval division aboard the Atlantic fleet ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James 8. Henry
Philadelphia Press
Charles H. Boynton
New York
William H Taft
Barry
Army of Cuban Pacification
Sperry
Atlantic Nineship
Magazines Tap Loan Question in City Crusade
Brown and Becker of the Brown Investment Company face a police court hearing tomorrow as part of a wider city campaign against salary loan sharks. The piece notes a growing public campaign, editorial support from national magazines, and local officials preparing laws and prosecutions to curb abusive lending practices.
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Hig
Charity Organization Society of the City of
New York
Robert W. de Forest
Otto T. Barnard
J. P. Morgan
Edward T. Devine
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Independent
L. Thiese
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Saturday Evening Post
James H. Collins
Wassam
Alexander McDonald Brown
William E. Becker
Brown Investment Company
Aassistant City
Morrill
Kapp & Foster
Brown and Becker
Katie Beimforde
Tolman
Lucders
Becker
Revenue Decline Report Hits Internal Revenue Figures
Commissioner Capers reports the last fiscal year shows a revenue drop of 17.99 million dollars and a current year decline of 7.26 million compared with the prior year. Taxable distillations fell by over 41 million gallons due to prohibition, high grain costs, and cut production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John G Capers
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition Movement
Capers
Department of Agriculture
Illic
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Beilet
IrisvTe
M'Kenley
Elihu Root
T. Root
Lin
Youth
Sherman School
LW. Moore
Allen
Frederic J. Haskin
George D. Prentice
Louisville Journal
Prentice
Arkansas
Museum of Antiquities
American Institute of Architects
Brown
Lunders
the Charities and the Commons
Philanthropy
Joan Companies
The
Tolman Company
Lueders
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Virginia
Louisiana
South Dakota
Richmond
Via
Turk
Spirit Production
PAKES
James Boyle
Columbus
Berens Borle
Cristosity
Rome
William Shite
Bryden
Colu Steves Boyle
Uae
BROMC
Queen & Ees
N. W. Cor
Fourth
Vine Streets
Central Union Depot
Fourth and
Scott Streets
Covington
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Sip
City Ticket Office
4Th and Vine
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