Fear of retaliation over surtax looms in Canada trade
Indianapolis manufacturers discuss the tariff dispute with Canada as President Taft plans actions. Auto and wagon trades are said to be less affected, with dealers noting strong U S demand and Canada’s retaliatory duties stirring concern over future commerce. Board of Trade backs amicable settlement to curb disruption.
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Carnegie Says Wealth Is Not Fairly Divided
Andrew Carnegie swept California with a six week tour ending in Los Angeles where the chamber of commerce heard his praise of generosity and libraries. He spoke on wealth disparity and the benevolent influence of his gifts in a lighthearted yet pointed address that highlighted his public legacy and good will.
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Woman dies from cow injury in Washington Indiana
Washington Ind March 23 An injury to Mrs Nancy Ford of this city when a cow stepped on her foot during milking four months ago proved fatal after the initial wound was ignored The lingering illness followed and she died.
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Mayor Tom Johnson sails for health abroad
New York March 23 Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland sails on the Mauretania to seek health in Carlsbad. Officials say he is run down and hopes baths will restore him. He refuses to discuss his illness or three cent fare fight. He travels with friends including Mr and Mrs Joseph Fels and other passengers aboard.
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Winds Stock Breeders Eye Illinois Livestock Clubs
Springfield March 23. Farmers and stockmen met to organize live stock clubs across Illinois and increase annual cattle and hog production. A model constitution was adopted to govern clubs, continuing from January’s Champaign meeting. Speakers included Dean Davenport, Jacob Ziegler, Diels, and B. Wonk Shirley.
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Roosevelt Not Admitting He Called Pinchot
In Luzon Egypt on March 23 Theodore Roosevelt faced questions about a cable summons to Gifford Pinchot who Taft dismissed as Chief Forester. He avoided confirming the report, joked about possibly seeing Pinchot in Naples and focused on rest before Cairo. Roosevelt praised Egyptology knowledge and faced security measures amid nationalist tensions and the Boutros Pasha case.
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Benbow brothers named rural route carriers at Hagerstown
Sun's Washington service reports Harley J L Benbow appointed rural carrier for Route 18 at Hagerstown with F M Benbow as substitute. The action appears in the March 23 bulletin from the Mibbs Building Washington office.
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Foss Wins Massachusetts Seat in Aldrich Tariff Fallout
Brockton Massachusetts March 23 Democrat Eugene N Foss defeated Republican William R Buchanan in the Fourteenth district, delivering a landslide result as the first congress election since the Payne Aldrich tariff. Foss campaigned on tariff repeal and reform, while Buchanan blamed high living costs on rising prices and trusts. Foss succeeds the late William Lovering, marking a historic party shift in a previously staunch Republican district.
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Bishop O'Donaghue Receives Farewell Reception
The Capitel Council No. 276 M W of 1 staged a farewell for Rt. Rev. Denis O'Donaghue, presenting a Variscam notebook and a $500 purse. Auxiliary Bishop of Indianapolis for 23 years, he departs next Tuesday to lead the Louisville diocese. The gifts reflected anticipations of his silver jubilee in Indianapolis and a transfer to Louisville.
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Bakers join board in gleaning shops meeting action
Bakers met with state and city health authorities at the Board of Safety to form a committee to improve conditions in insanitary bakeries and assist others in complying with the law. The Master Bakers' association supported the action at a later meeting.
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