Five Propositions Block Agreement On Tariff Makers
Senate and house conferees near accord on iron ore coal hides oil and lumber tariffs after twenty hours of talks. Silk duty changes favor both manufacturers and importers with higher rates on fine silks and lower duties for cheap grades. Greek currants and champagne duties shift amid revenue aims and court decision references.
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Washington
Senate
McCall
Mass
Bou@elie
Ill
Fordney
Mich
House
Smoot
Carter
Warren
Japan
Double Parented Boy Highlights City Home Foster Case
A Burton Holmes lecture notes a boy Charles Brosmore, 7, in a Children's home with two fathers and two mothers. His divorced parents, Edward Brosmore and Addie Brosmore, have remarried and spar with support duties. Ohio Humane Society previously intervened in 1904. Superintendent Crouse warns juvenile court may place the boy for adoption if no support arrives. Dr Leonard cites Mansfield reformatory data supporting the broken home thesis.
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Charles E. Brosmore
Humane Society
Edward Brosmore
Cincinnati
Addie Brosmore
Ohio Humane ‘Society
Brosmore
Charles
Charlie
Pb9y
Box
Greek earthquake devastates Elis province and Havari village
A Greek quake in Elis province killed and injured about 300 people and wrecked 400 houses in Havari. Shocks affected Patras Pyrgos Olympia Salamis Tripoli as hot springs flowed and rivers reddened.
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London
Athens
Elis
Greece
Havari
Amalaiva
Patras
Pyrgos
Olympia
Salamas
Tripoli
Pon
Seismic Shock Strikes Benavente Near Lisbon
An earthquake last night rocked Benavente, a seaport twenty seven miles northeast of Lisbon, causing panic among residents while reports say only minor blight damage occurred to structures and crops. The tremor disrupted daily life across the coastal region as authorities assess after effects.
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Eisbon
Benavente
Lisbon
Tremor Shakes Santa Barbara at 1 28 A M
A sharp earth tremor was felt in Santa Barbara at 1 28 this morning. It shook buildings but caused no known damage.
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Santa. Barbara
Cal
Auto Crushes Little Girl, Wealthy Liquor Man Held
Louisvill e July 16 56 year old Yetta Kaufmann was run down and killed crossing Market Street by a tour car driven by W S Garner a wealthy man of Danville Ill Garner was stopped by pedestrians and held until police who arrested him on a charge of manslaughter Garner claimed he did not know his machine had struck the man.
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Louisville
Market Street
Yetta Kaufmann
Garner
I Bt Sae
Danville
Ill
Mad. Eddy Enjoys Another Birthday
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy founder and leader of Christian Science marked her eighty eighth birthday at Chestnut Hill Boston in good health and continuing to attend to affairs with vigor as observers noted a quiet celebratory day.
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Boston
Mass
Mary Baker G.eddy
Christian Science Denomination
Chestnut Hill
Republic Iron and Steel Signs Union Scale
Republic Iron and Steel signs a union scale agreement as reported in a July dispatch from Pittsburgh. The move involves the company and labor representatives, signaling a negotiated wage framework amidst ongoing industrial relations.
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Republic Iron and Steel
Persian Prince Proclaimed Shah of Persia Amid Crowds
In Tehran on July 16 the national assembly proclaimed Crown Prince Sultan Ahmed Mirza as shah in Parliament Square. Azad Al Mulk was named regent. Fighting subsided though city unrest persisted as Cossacks under Colonel Liakhoff planned policing with Nationalist troops to curb looting.
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Sultan Ahmed Mirza
Shah
Persia
Parliament Square
Azad al Mulk
Kajar
Waqs
Sipahdar
Sardarasad
Liakhoff
Bahadur Jang
Hearse Leads Funeral Procession as Autopsy Follows
Harry Waymeyer 27 of Findley Street died at Good Samaritan hospital and his body was rushed to the morgue for post mortem as mourners followed an empty hearse to Ever-Treen cemetery Newport. Coroner’s inquest cites peritonitis and appendicitis. stab wound alleged in quarrel with wife dated July 2.
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Harry Waymeyer
Findley Street
Ever- Treen
Newport
Waymeyer
Good Samaritan Hospital
von .Hoene
von Hoene
Rap Agee
Motorman stabbed on streetcar during strike case
Charles Ruth a nonunion motorman on a Mary Street car was stabbed by Harry Tooter a passenger. Tooter arrested after lunging with a knife shouting You scab I am going to cut your head off. Ruth received wounds to neck and wrist but survived.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Charles Ruth
Mary Street
Harry Tooter
Tooter
Ruth
Democrats Triumph In Lively Congressional Baseball Game
In Washington the Democrats outslugged the Republicans 26 to 16 in a seven inning congressional baseball game at American League park. The event drew officials and ended with a cloudburst as players tired from the spirited rally and run scoring.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
House of Representatives
American League Park
Representative Heflin
Alabama
Ty Cobb
Mr. Heflin
Heflin
Representative Howland
Ohio
Victim of Little Miami Boat Tragedy Identified
Miss Mary Freland is identified as the central figure in a Little Miami boating tragedy. The event prompted mournful focus at a local gathering as authorities investigated the mishap.
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Little Miami
Mary Freland
Tragedy At Camp Bethel After River Skiff Capsizes
Four youths from Union Bethel camp on the Little Miami river near Tower Hill plunged over the dam when a steel skiff overturned in rapids. Mary Freland, 21, Ogilvie Freerson, 15, Ayden Paddock, 14, and Ruth Peale, 14, drowned, while two others narrowly escaped. Rescue efforts involved bystanders including George Blaney and Walter Lapthorn. Continued on page 2.
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Little Miami
Tower Hill
Union Bethel
Ica Mary
Frend
Charit
Ogilvie Frierson
Spartanburg
3.C
Mary Peale
Burns Avenue
Wyoming
Ruth Peale
Ayden Paddock
T. G. Paddack
Stearns and Foster Company
Beech Avenue
Mrs. White
Bethel
Ayden Peddack
Ogilvie Freirson
Mary Freland
Freland
Miss Freland
Walter Lapthorn
Ayden
George Blaney
Madisonville
Blaney
Geegee
Taft voices firm stand on tariff downwards revision
Washington July 16 President Taft released a statement to twenty three Republican congressmen outlining the party's commitment to downward tariff revision within the protective principle. He warned that if the final bill lacks material duty reductions he will veto. The move sparked a sensation among leaders and supporters alike.
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Kentucky
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North Carolina
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Virginia
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House
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Senatoristow
Kansas
Senate
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Young
New Jersey
New Haven
Republ
Woman of 70 seeks divorce from ninth husband
Evansville dispatch reports Polly Weed Baker Shippert of Newburg Indiana age seventy filed for divorce in Warrick county circuit court through attorney A J Ruttledge citing cruelty and fear of bodily harm by her ninth husband. She seeks full control of property prior to the marriage and notes past remarriage after divorces. The case set for Boonville during the next Warrick term.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Polly Weed Baker Shippert
Newburg
Warrick County
A. J. Ruttledge
Thuban
Hename
Ms. Weed
Simon
Shippert
Boonville
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