Memorials of German firms attack U S tariff debate
A summary to Senate by Senator Aldrich cites German chambers of commerce and manufacturers accusing American testimony as false and urging no tariff relief. The report notes anonymous German critiques of wage figures and industry data, with cross‑checks on cement, dyes, gloves, and paper sectors and claims German output offsets higher U.S. costs.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Nouse
Senate
Aigrich
Semite ‘Finance Committee
Congress
Aldrich
House, Ways and Means Committee
Germany
House Committee
Chamber of Commerce At
Nuremberg
Foan
United States
New Jersey
Newheusey
Burgess
Kuerth
House
Chamber of Commerce
Iamburg
Schoellkopf
Chambers of Commerce
George B. Boyden
Chamber of Commerce of
Young woman claims to be long lost daughter in Kentucky
Special dispatch reports in Wouma Kentucky a 20 year old woman arriving at Tip Childers home and declaring herself the daughter who disappeared sixteen years ago. The family had dismissed the claim until she recalled details in the garden and a china doll incident. She says a man took her to Kanoag and later revealed her parents’ names and station and provided funds to return home.
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Commercial Tribune
Wouma
Tip Childers
Childers
Kanaag
Unclear Royal Navy Dispatch Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled reference to a figure titled Baron Uriu and a mention of wreaths and residents. No clear event, date, or location is discernible to form a factual news item.
Dr Cleminson affair at Chicago police station
Miss Anna Kolb identified Dr Cleminson as a physician she knew at Chicago Union Hospital and denied being the mysterious Mrs Berg. She was taken to the Sheffield Avenue station at 2 a.m. and screamed when placed in the physician’s cell, while police gathered names of women connected to the case.
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Chicago
Sheffield Avenue
Anna Kolb
Haldane ‘Cleminson
Ain
Strike Ends as Workers Accept 23 Cents Per Hour Pact
Philadelphia reports show Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees ratifying a deal after a walkout by motormen. The agreement sets 23 cents hourly pay, ten hour days, and a grievance committee. pending review may raise pay if finances allow. Violence and strikers' demonstrations occurred, including bricks and clubs hurled near depots, before calm returned.
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Philadelphia
Gay
Pratt
Amalgamated Associst
Coudy Wenty
Raph Transit Company
Aldrich Defends Cotton Schedule Amid Senate Attacks
Senator Aldrich in a late night Senate session replies to critics of the cotton schedule. He tells 44 present that he will explain committee amendments and address misinformation. He vows to explain each amendment and urges full consideration of the rates and impact on the cotton schedule.
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Dingley Law
Supremé ‘Court
Aldrich
Msap
Eecite
Senate
Aes
Senator la Follette
Pennnsylvania
la Follette
Japan
United
Ihr World
South Carolina
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Georgia
Ngton
Finance Mittee
Atd
Xty
Itong
Curtain Makers Protest Tariff Plan Endangering Industry
Paris delegates from France curtain manufacturers protest the proposed American tariff, warning the rates would ruin them. The delegation met with Minister of Commerce Cruppi on June 4 to express their opposition and request changes.
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Paris
Aes
France
Fodad
Cruppi
Court Denies Habeas Corpus for Albert Patrick
Report from New York shows the court declining to issue a habeas corpus writ for Albert Patrick. The decision affects his potential release from Sing Sing prison as his pending developments proceed.
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Iseue Habeas Corpue
Albert Patrick
Indictments of Mining Officers Hit Several Firms
Fifty six indictments were returned by the grand jury against officers of the Pittsburg Silver Peak and Goldfield mining companies for filing false reports to the state bullion collector regarding output. Prominent figures including United States Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania and State Senator William Flynn of Nevada are linked to the Silver Peak mine, while A D Parker vice president of the Colorado Southern railroad and Thomas Lockhart of Nevada are connected to the Goldfield mine.
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Goldfield
Pittsburg
Silver Peak
Oldfield
United States
Oliver
Pennsylvania
William Flynn
Wateburg
Silver P
A. D. Parker
Colorado Southern Radiroad
Thomas’ Lockhart
of. Snot Nev
Goldéfi
Florence
Calhoun Faces New Accusation in Bribery Trial
Witness W. J. Burns testified that Joseph Handlon urged James Calhoun to hear a tale alleging past ties between Samuell Scott and Burns. Scott claimed Handlon pressed him to repeat a story about Spreckels and Heney observing men through a transom. Defense questioned origin of the tale.
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C. Leney
Calhoun
Samuell. Scott
Southern Pacific Railway
W. J. Burns
Scott
Joseph H. Handlon
United Railroads
Handlon
Burns
Rudolph Spreckels
Francis J. Heney
Spreckels
Stanley ‘Moore
Dofen
U. C T. Elect Officers in Louisville Meeting
Commercial Travelers select next meeting site and announce new officers. Names include J. C. Phelps as counsellor G. F. Wh as secretary H. Isaacs as grand officer and other officers from Lexington Roanoke Huntington and Baltimore.
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Louisville
Tha. Ui
Travelers
Thmoré
J. C. Phelps
Binénei
Rand
Lexington
He J
Dishburne
Roanoke
T. Browning
Lex
H. Arorebure
Huntington
H. Isaacs
Baltimore
Employees Demand Open Shop in Tin Plate Mills
New York dispatch reports workers at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company mills pressing for an open shop. Wilbert notes the dispute arose amid a broader policy debate.
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Tin+Plate Mills
New York
Wakenvale
Wilbert
Local Rumors Signal Senate Bid and Political Pressure
The report notes rumors that a candidate may run for the Senate alongside Charles P. Tatt. It mentions Vorys having an appointment with Senator Dick tomorrow morning. Some sources claim pressure is being applied to support Senator Butta and related governance issues.
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Verge
Wateniyn
Wenatoraniy
Charles
P. Tatt
Pean
Vorys
Butta
Vna
Fd Gover
Iaehane
Famed Aeronaut Promises Wright Exhibition
Dayton observes a promising aeronaut event as Wright brothers prepare an exhibition to celebrate their aviation milestone. The notice suggests a public demonstration to be attended by residents and local officials.
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Wright
Taft to Send Tobacco Trust Report to Senate
President Taft will submit to the Senate a report on the tobacco trust likely by Monday. The Bureau of Corporations shows the trust kept prices high despite tax cuts, preventing consumer benefit. It estimates the trust extracted over 100 million dollars from tobacco buyers during the Spanish War period.
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Taft
Senate
Bureau of Corporations of the
Department of
Com*merce and Labor
Tobacco Trust
Grocers elect officers at national wholesale meeting
Detroit June meeting of the National Wholesale Grocers' Association elected officers for the coming year. New president D. H. Bethard of Peoria Illinois and vice presidents Freda Drake Heaton Pennsylvania William Todd Leavenworth Kansas John Kelley St Paul Minnesota William Wadleigh Boston Massachusetts C Me whey Park were named with Frank A. Haght as treasurer.
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Detroit
Mich
The
National
D. H. Bethard
Peorig
Ill
Freda. R. Drake
Heaton
Wilhalm
Todd
Leavenworth
Kan
John. T. ‘Kelley
St. Paul
Ee William
Wadleigh
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