Senators Weigh Coupling Reciproc ity And Free List Measures
Senate finance committee members discuss tying the Canadian reciprocity bill to the free-list measure. Democrats and insurgent Republicans debate coalition tactics while protests from border state fishermen and paper manufacturers widen opposition. Secretary Knox awaits Congress action before pursuing Newfoundland trade talks.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Gloucester
Mass
John Strange
Wisconsin
Boards of Trade of
Neenah and Menasha
Wis
American Publishers’ Association
Associated Press
Penrose
Charles F. Moore
New York
Manufacucrers
J. T. Carey
International Brotherhood of Paper Workers
Barnard Benson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Guy Cunningham
Thomas Carroll
Frank W. Cabell
Canada
George S. Ladd
Massachusetts State Grange
Ladd
United States
Knox
Newfoundland
Congress
Smith tax limit bill passes senate in Ohio
The Smith 1 percent tax limit bill, favored by Governor Harmon, cleared the senate on a party vote 22 to 11. Three Republicans joined the administration side. The measure allows a 5 mill increase by popular vote and exempts sinking fund levies, with a 1910-levy cap for districts. Critical amendments and opposition from Senator Johnson marked the debate.
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Andrews
Ironton
Watkins
Licking County
Custer
Highland County
Nichols
Harman
Senate
House
Johnson
Cincinnati
Dore
Taxation Committee
Cleveland
Stewards
Mr. Edwards
Council
Stockwell
Todd
Franklin County
Cahill
Preble County
Dowson
Bader
Death Ends Career of Lieut Col N P Phister
Nathaniel Poyntz Phister lieutenant colonel of the Thir teenth infantry U S A stationed at San Diego Cal died suddenly Tuesday night in California. He served in the Spanish American War in Cuba and the Philippines and later led recruiting duty in Cincinnati before moving to San Diego. Survived by a wife and two daughters with sisters Mrs Bazil Duke and Mrs Charles A Stark residing in Cincinnati.
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Nathaniel Poyntz Phister
Thirteenth’ Infantry
San Diego
Cal
Bazil Duke
Seminary Place
Walnut
Hills
Charles A Stark
Gs Westminster
Phister
Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Maysville
John P. Phister
E. C. Phister
Kentucky
United States Military Academy
West Point
First United States Infantry
Shafter
Presidio
San Francisco
Tampa
Fla
Gussie
McKinley
Greta
Archibald
Santiago
Miles
Capron
el Caney
el Paso Hill
Grimes
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Third Infantry
Aguinaldo
China
Leutenant
Basil Duke
Charles A. Stark
Rising Mexican capital after Navarro surrender at Ciudad Juarez
Ciudad Juarez becomes provisional capital as Francisco I Madero Jr and rebel forces claim victory in the bloodiest battle of the Mexican revolution. General Navarro and about 500 federal troops surrender, with nearly 50 federal dead and heavy rebel casualties, while wounded are treated by volunteers from El Paso.
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Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Diaz
el Paso
Porforio Diaz
Associated Press
Tamborel
Sachado
Garibaldi
Insurrecto
Madero
Corral
Juarez
James Monaghan
Baring Street
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Downtown Presbyterian merger completes consolidation plan
Incorporation papers were signed uniting the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant of Cincinnati with the Second Fifth and Central churches. Trustees elders and deaconesses were chosen by ballot and final deaconess elections set for May 31 as the merger proceeds amid legal adjudication and church authorities’ oversight.
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Central
Church of Covenant
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant of Cineinnati
Columbus
Church of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Watson
Senators vote to keep immunity in bribery probe
The Ohio senate bribery probe committee organized with Senator Todd of Columbus as chair and Senator Doster of Highland as secretary. A subcommittee will collect statements and charges, with first hearings likely after tomorrow's session. Senator Andrews of Kenton condemned the immunity repeal while urging the probe, claiming a conspiracy behind the indictments.
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Ohio Senate
Greeves
Senate
Green
Coshocten County
Andrews
Coshocton
Andrewe Seamalionbr Stocking
Boosters for Queen City Invade Virginia Territory
Cincinnati boosters crossed into Virginia with a mining tour from Pocahontas to Kilsythe visiting Bramwell Matoaka Slab Fork Eccles Maben Pax and Glen Jean. They attended a mayoral welcome at Pocahontas Opera House heard from T J Davis and George Puchta. The party halted at Thurmond for the night amid bands lectures and a late arrival while advertising efforts continued.
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Thurmond
W. Va
Cincinnati
Virginia State Line
Old Dominion
Pocahontas
Opera House
L. Jd. Stulp
J. SS. Browning
Queen City
T. J. Davis
First National Bank
Virginia
George Puchta
Fly as a Carrier of Disease Germs Highlighted
Dr A E Osmond spoke to the Woman's Society of the Eleventh District on how house flies spread disease. He cited a fly carrying 100000 bacteria and described rapid reproduction and links between fly numbers and child mortality, urging cleaning, destruction of breeding sites, and strict screening of entry points.
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Woman's Society of
A. E. Osmond
Osmond
Stand-Pat Chinks Stunned by Reforms
In Peking on May 10 the southern provinces hostile to foreign interests and the Manchu dynasty appear stunned by bold provincial reforms. Anxious counter action may follow as the imperial edict authorizes finalizing the Hukwang loan of 30 million dollars for railroad construction.
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Peking
Lieut Kelley Dies in Fall from Army Plane
Lieut George M E Kelley of the Thirtieth Infantry U S A was killed this morning at Fort Sam Houston in a Curtiss plane accident. While on a flight about fifty feet above ground he shot forward from his seat landing on his head. His skull was fractured and he died within moments without regaining consciousness.
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San Antonio
Tex
George M. E. Kelley
Thirtieth Infantry
U.S. A
Fort Sam Houston
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Navarro
City of Mexico
Juan J. Navarro
Insurrecto Army
Presbyterian
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Frank Crawford
Allen Collier
T. E. Houston
George Markley
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B. F. Miller
Stewart Shillito
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Frank C. Barton
A.D. Birchard
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Henry L. Crane
Richard T. Durrell
Charles E. Everett
W. H. Falls
Thomas L. Findlay
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William B. Jones
Charles H. Sisson
George F. Smith
Charles Weber
James Dickson
Louis Edelman
Alexander Jenkins
Robert Matthews
Robert McBeth
Edward Lovett
Houston Durrell
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Army of Liberation
Viva Madero
Francisco Madero, Jr
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L. R. Andrews
Kenton
Ing
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Hudson
Joliet Penitentiary
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James Orr
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Scarbro
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Southern Bell
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