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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
2
U S Production Total for 1909 Revealed by Census
The 1909 value of essential outputs reached 1 737 234 000 in the United States with sixty eight firms active in the industry, per a Bureau of the Census report released today. Insurgent Senators forced party leaders to grant higher tax rates than in the Tariff bill. President Wilson urged strict neutrality and asked Americans to leave Mexico as a policy toward the country. It was noted that Wilson and Governor General Harrison might promote independence for the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of the Census
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Harrison
Philippines
Navy Lieutenant Owen St Aubin Botsford Dies in Shanghai
Despatches report U. S. Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade Owen St Aubin Botsford attached to the cruiser Saratoga died at Shanghai General Hospital in China. The report places him with the Saratoga during service abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen St Aubin Botsford
Shanghai General Hospital
Shanghai
China
Navy Department
Botsford
Saratoga
Harry Thaw
Sherbrooke, Inc
Charles M. Caughy
United States Counsul
Messina
Milan
Italy
Richmond
Cleveland
Baltimore
Alice Miller Weeks
Philadelphia
Alfred M. Kruger
Perry Centennial One Mile Swim Winners Named
Members of the Ilinois Athletic Club of Chicago won all medals in the one mile swim at the Perry Centennial in Put-in-Bay. Finishing order was McGillivray first, McDermott second, Merriam third. Umpire McGreevy of Chicago resigned due to his wife’s illness, with eight arbiters remaining to cover the season. Laurel race course to join the Jockey Club circuit. New American Powerboat Association rule lets an amateur helmsman race for cash prizes if he wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Putin Bay
McGillivray
McDermott
Merriam
McGreevy
Ban Johnson
Laurel
Jockey Club
American Powerboat Association
Secretary General addresses Chatauqua in New Hope Pa
A report notes General Secretary of State Bryan spoke to about 3000 people at a Chatauqua gathering in New Hope Pennsylvania. Other items include Huerta signaling Americans in Mexico and various political, social, and criminal news across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
New Hope
Huerta
Mexico
John Wind
Vera Cruz
William Flinn
Washington
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Seaconner River
Tiverton
Southern
Republic
Wilson
Iuerta
Charles M. Schwab
Leonard Hall
Stone
Harry K. Thaw
Canada
Snow Falls
Whitman
Tammany
E. E. McCall
Militant Suffragettes and Global Turmoil Reported
Report notes Sainean Foreign TV coverage of English militant suffragettes burning a residence in Finchley. Government forces seize Nankin while rebels lose their last stronghold. A Petersboro Ontario store collapse kills five and injures twelve. Premiers meet in West Point en route to ABA convention. Typhoon devastates Japan with over sixty dead. Rembrandt painting reportedly found in Calais Museum. The Picture of Dorian Gray stage adaptation premieres in London with Lou Tellegen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchley
London
Nankin
Petersboro
Ontario
Asquith
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Quebec
Montreal
West Point
Viscont Haldane
Vaudeville Theatre
Lou Tellegen
Sarah Bernhardt
Ag Dorian
Four Killed In Cumberland Park Motor Race Crash
Johnny Sherritt and Tommy Bridges were killed when four racing cars crashed in the sixth lap of a twenty five mile race at Cumberland Park Nashville. Billy Bherrod and Gooch Brown died later at a hospital from injuries. Driver Clyde Donivan attempted to avoid a crossing boy and plunged his Car No 13 Studebaker into the high fence. The wreck left Sherrill aged 25 and others aged 20 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Johnny Sherritt
Tommy Bridges
Marquette-Buick
Cumberland Park
Billy Bherrod
Gooch Brown
Maschines
Clyde Donivan
Studebaker
Donivan
Buick
Sherrill
Bridges
Blutz
Sherrod
Brown
Mercer
Ed Polk
Freeman Armsbey
Senate Hikes Taxes on Large Incomes in Tariff Bill
Washington. The Senate finance committee unveiled higher rates for large incomes in the income tax portion of the tariff bill. Rates rise to 3 percent for $100,000 to $250,000, 4 percent for $250,000 to $500,000, 5 percent for $500,000 to $1,000,000, and 6 percent above $1,000,000, plus a 1 percent normal tax on the first $20,009 with $3,000 exempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Impeachment Costs Hit One Million Says Experts
Albany experts estimate the Sulzer Murphy impeachment fight will cost about $1,000,000 to the state. The bulk of the expense will cover the extraordinary legislative session mileage postage telegraph calls messengers and other necessities. The largest single line item is pay for the 49 Senators serving as a trial court. debate centers on whether they receive $40 or $10 a day, with the latter likely shortening the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
lExperts
Sulzer-Murphy
Tariff amendment eyed to grant president power on free goods
Washington report says Democrats plan to propose an amendment to the Wilson Underwood tariff bill enabling President Wilson to place monopoly controlled products on the free list. The move follows pressure from Senator Kenyon and Progressive Senators who oppose tariff protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenyon
Towa
Wilson
Panama Railway Fades After Canal Boost Ends its Glory
The Panama railway once vital to ocean to ocean travel and canal construction faces reduced significance after the canal opens. From modest beginnings in 1850 with brutal labor and high costs, it grew to haul passengers and freight, aided by U.S. ownership, but now its days of prominence decline as the canal alters trade routes and the line modernizes. J A Smith, longtime superintendent, has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
C, Z
Panama Canal
Panama
United States
California
Plains
Chagre
Stevens
Bogota
Porto Bello
New York
Navy Bay
Manzanillo Island
Hong Kong
Jamaica
Ireland
Tomes
Maine
Georgia
England
Gatun
Atlantic
Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Russell Sage
de Lesseps
Gatun Lake
Panama Railroad
Mindi
Corozal
Monte Lirio
Culebra
Bas Obispo
Gold Hill
Pedro Miguel
Paraiso
Chagres
Gamboa
J. A. Smith
Lesson on the First Commandment and Sinai Decalogue
A September lesson outlines the Decalogue with focus on the first two commandments and their relation to God and man. It cites Deuteronomy and New Testament references to show the law's eternal principles, rest day, and the need for sincere worship without images.
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John
God
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