President On Day Trip Plans Several Stops in Northeast States
President Washington leaves for Chicago on an eight day itinerary with calls in Albany Providence New York and Rochester. He will attend Yale Corporation meeting and New England jewelry banquet while in Providence and New York. He is not expected to give speeches during the trip and will meet Republican leaders and attend several social and ceremonial events.
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New York
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Oil Can Fire Burns Bloomfield Woman in Kitchen Incident
Mrs. Mary Lawler, wife of John J. Lawler of 4801 Gyprens Street, Bloomfield, suffered severe burns at home when a kitchen oil can ignited. Neighbors or bystanders attempted to smother the blaze, with the flames injuring her and causing clothing to ignite before help arrived at St Frannla' Hospital.
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St. Frannla’ Hospital
Hittabang
John J. Lawler
Bloomfield
St Trani’ Hospital
Tata
Coughtore
Insurgents and Democrats Win in Legislative Battle
In a tense session in Washington on March 1, insurgents and Democrats pressed for an amendment to strike an appropriation from a legislative bill. The Foster amendment, backed by Democrats, was adopted 113 to 94 after vigorous debate and a later motion to recommit failed. The final outcome left the appropriation for the treasury to enforce the act at 100,000, marking a political victory for the insurgents and their allies.
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Illinois
Footer
Washington
Holt
Hayes Organization
Faunserts Democratic Whuiee
Thi Rénsney
Bennet
New York
Bennett
IPM
Ifies
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Honoe
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Waatsnailort
Agriculture on Wheels Promotes Ohio Soil Projects
An agricultural college on wheels visited Travaling Agricultural College Greenland on March 10 to showcase Ohio soil projects. The train, equipped by the state, carried crops and demonstrations with farming experts aboard to educate on Northern Ohio cultivation.
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Travaling Agricultural College
Greenland
Ohio
Paymaster's Safe Robbed at Navy Yard
A vault at the navy yard used by Paymaster Laurance Gilman Haigh was raided, with $3,500 missing. Authorities traced the incident to a confluence of individuals including Cavin and Haigty, while a brittle paper trail mentioned a possible insider. No definitive suspect list or motive is confirmed in the fragments.
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Maret
Laurrence Gilman Haigh
United States
Cavin
Navy Yard
Haigty
Inundry
Deadlock With Ganada Looms Over Tariff Talks
Washington negotiators struggle to break a tariff deadlock as President Taft delays decisions until his return next week. Secretary Knox and Tariff Board members meet at the White House while experts and the state department plot possible resolutions. The tariff dispute risks escalating into a broader trade war.
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Boss Cox declines prominent Cincinnati church invitation
The Cincinnati Republican boss George B Cox declined an invitation to occupy a prominent pulpit at Lincoln Park Baptist Church led by Rev Dr Gamree Ky Robbins. Robbins defended Cox against claims of political bias and asserted the preacher can still speak in support of religious liberty.
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Cincinnati
Lincoln Park
Watihitianal Baptist Church
Gamree Ky Robbins
Middle West
Caret Candy Cathartic claims record sales and proven merit
The ad proclaims that the United States buys CASCARETS Candy Cathartic at twelve million boxes per year and expects thirteen million before New Year. It touts CASCARETS as the most delightful bowel regulator for all year and guarantees cure through druggists selling various box sizes.
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Mediation in Railroad Dispute Averts Strike
Union engineers on the New York New Haven and Hartford demand higher pay and better working rules. Mediation with President Mellon and officials from the Interstate Commerce Commission aims to prevent a strike as managers consider the union’s requests. A federal mediation effort continues with Neill and Erdman overseeing talks in Chicago.
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Settlement Expected After Transit Strike Talks In Philly
In Philadelphia on March 16 the Rapid Transit talks pause with expectations of a settlement within days. Mayor Rayburn reacts with surprise after reading reports of peace prospects.
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Rapid Transit Company
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Peary controversy and Virginia senator's health update
A jumble of excerpts reports Governor Brown of Georgia refusing to introduce Peary lecturer and questions about Peary and Cook stories. It also notes Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia near death after a paralytic stroke with family members kept informed as his condition worsens.
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Dayton
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Virginia
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Sale of Oil Properties in Oklahoma Attracts New York and Pennsylvania Interest
Oklahoma sale of Tarze oil properties reports buyer list from Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania. Transactions total about 2,090,000 dollars with transfers expected at Apel Wye Fluteburn. Institutions named include The Anehem GH and Gas company The Western Sences Of company and Iroquois Contant Gas company. Property covers roughly 28 000 leased acres with a daily production of about 4 000 barrels.
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Anting
Sage Reservation
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empAnias
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Sences of
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Coal Fire Threatens City as Officials Weigh Action
Fragmented report describes a coal burning incident under a city risking homes of property owners. Canvonaaly and Seong urge Governor Stusr to mobilize state forces to extinguish the inferno and protect residences. If declined, tensions rise with surface supports pressing a forceful response to seal mine workings.
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