Tariff fight shifts as bill moves to White House
Senate and House leaders clashed over tariff provisions. Aldrich and Cannon rushed to consult with President Taft as the tariff bill was transferred bodily from the Capitol to the White House. Payne opposed swift action and accused protectionist packing amid tense conference talks and planned votes.
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Payne
Taft
Bill
Washington, D. c
Capitol
White House
Aldrich
Boesker Cannon
White
Messrs
Canton
Sepatos Aldrich
Fordmey
Michigan
Toote
Fordney
Sousamne
Senate
Prison guard attacked by convict in hospital kitchen
Special dispatch from Columbus reports guard Thomas Kinney of Cincinnati severely wounded by Frank Coil, a convict, in the hospital kitchen during escort of two women. Kinney suffered a deep head wound, Coil jailed, Kinney to be treated and kept under guard.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas Kinney
Cincinnati
Frank E. Coil
Finn
Kirney
Kinney
Coil
Congiat
Kinnéy
Cutt
Lee
Shallehbagger
Knox County
Testimony in Sutton Death Inquest At Annapolis
Proceedings of the court of inquiry into the death of Lieutenant James Sutton are reported with testimony from Lieutenant William F. Bevan on the New Jersey. Bevan testified Sutton shot himself and differed on Adams account, noting key details of the tragedy. The adjournment followed Bevan's statements.
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Annapolis
Seston
Court of
Teutenant
James’ Ne Sutton
U. B
Portland
Orettook
William F. Bevanot
Béyen Wis
Sutton
Adams
Young
Oregon
Bevan Ore
Professor's Wife Granted Divorce in Uncontested Case
Mrs Mary Minton Pearson, wife of Prof Ward Pearson of the University of Pennsylvania, obtained a divorce from him in Philadelphia. Judge Hartke granted the decree with no contest. She was restored to her maiden name and awarded alimony of 92.78. The couple had no children.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Mary Minton Pearson
Ward Pearson
School of Science and Commerce
University of Pennsyvania
Philadelphia
Hartke
Ayers
Pearson
Maya Indians Raid Near Quinta Naro Described
Mexican dispatch reports Maya Indians in Quinta Naro Yucatan ambushing the Seventeenth Infantry at Ocum last Thursday killing six troopers and mortally wounding seven others. The troops retreated then returned to the attack in the evening and were repulsed. Indian depredations have the territory in alarm.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Quintanaro
Yucatan Peninsula
Seventeenth Infantry
Ocum
Actress Anns Hi nger Sues Husband For Divorce
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune New York July 2 Mrs Willem Stuart known on stage as Anns Hl inger filed suit against her husband for divorce The husband blames Mrs Ethel Clarey wealthy wife of a naval lieutenant Stuart had sued Mrs Clarey for 50000 for alienation of his wife's affections
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Willem Stuart
Anns Hlinger
Ethel Clarey
Stuart
Clarey
King Manuel Love Affairs Denied After Lisbon Report
London July 20. A Lisbon publication claiming King Manuel of Portugal will wed Princess Alexandra of Fife is denied as authoritative here.
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Manuel
London
Loisbon
Manuel of
Portugal
Alexandra of Fife
Premier Clemenceau of France Resigns
The article notes the retirement of Georges Benjamin Clemenceau born 1841. It recounts his medical training in Paris, his early political exile, and his move to the United States in 1866 where he taught French in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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France
Delcasse
Algeciras
M. Delcasse
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Elysee Palace
Thés
President Fallieres
Paris
Eugene
Georges Benjamin Clemenceau
United States
New York
Harmon agrees to speak at Olentangy park picnic
Governor Harmon will address the Jefferson club picnic at Olentangy park in Columbus on August 6. Senator Tillman agreed to attend only if Harmon confirms his own attendance, tying the event to a factional fight supporting John Trauger for mayor.
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Commercial
Tribune
Columbus
Harmon
Jefferson Club
Olentangy Park
Tillman
Eenices
Tilman
John “Li” Trauger
Stence Basiast Toman
Banker Indicted in New Orleans Embezzlement Forgery Case
Wyatt H. Ingram Jr a Hibernia Trust and Bank officer was indicted by the grand jury in New Orleans on twelve counts. Two counts accuse embezzlement and ten forgery. His age is listed as about 38.
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New Orleans
Wyatt H.ingram, Jr
Hibernia Trust and Bank Company
Argentina orders Bolivian minister to leave Buenos Aires
Argentina demands Bolivian minister depart within 24 hours and likewise orders Argentina to remove Fonseca from La Paz. The move follows Bolivia’s rejection of the arbitral award and Bolivian president’s circulars. relations are broken.
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Buenos Ayres
Senor Fonseca
Bolivia
la Paz
Argentina
Peru
Alcorts
Olivia
Buenos
Argentine Republic
Mexican War Minister Denies Border Uprising Reports
Mexico City July 20 General Cozie minister of war and marine reiterates there are no grounds for border uprising rumors. He notes reports originated in San Antonio and cites dealers selling condensed rifles as premiums along the border. The arms are worthless and no arms have been smuggled.
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Mexico City
General Cozie
San Antonio
United Sta
Aes
Vien
Rang
Missing Banker Leaves Letter Explaining Shortage
Anderson July 20 Cashier J T Holleman of the Bank of Anderson fled Sunday morning and embezzled about 35000 from Soo A letter found in the cash box indicates he lost the funds speculating in cotton futures. He began with 600 saved a year ago then borrowed 1000 from the bank after losses.
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Anderson
J. T. Holleman
Bank of Anderson
Soo
Holleman
New Indian Inspector Named successor Norris to replace Dalby
Joseph Norris of Guthrie Oklahoma, former 1908 Oklahoma Republican state committee chairman, was appointed Indian inspector for the interior department to succeed Z Dalby who resigned. Norris takes the role as of July 20 in Washington and will oversee duties in the Indian service.
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Washington
Joseph Norris
Guthrie
Republican State Con Committee
Oklahoma
Deseant of the Interior
Z. Dalby
Wilde's body moved to Pere Lachaise in Paris
The body of writer Oscar Wilde, buried in Badnaux in 1900, is transferred to Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris. He is interred there following a religious service at the cemetery.
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Badnaux
Pere Lachaise
Paris
Wilde
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