Taft Signs Tariff Bill as Congress Adjourns End of Payne Aldrich saga
Taft signed the Payne tariff bill after a four month fight in Congress. Senate approved the conference report 47 to 31 then adopted the accompanying resolution. House swiftly passed the enactment as both chambers adjourned sine die after a tense, party line session.
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Girls on Tramping Tour Visit Lincoln Farm and Mammoth Cave
Five young women from Chicago undertake a four week walking tour. They reached Lincoln farm and Mammoth Cave after two weeks of walking, spending a day in Hadgenville before continuing their journey.
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Chicago
Lincoln Farm
Mammoth Cave
Origible Flies 217 Miles From Berlin in Endurance Flight
The military airship Gross II completed a 15 hour 40 minute endurance flight and landed at Hallen at 3 o clock after covering a total 317 miles from Berlin.
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Berlin
Germany
Hallen
Comparison of the Dingley Tariff with the New Law Now Effective
A listing of tariff changes under the new law, detailing duties and ad valorem rates for cotton, soaps, acids, coal, sugar, lumber, iron, steel, paper, prints, and various goods. Highlights include reductions and increases across textiles, metals, chemicals, and consumer items, with many entries noting rate percent or per unit values and items left unchanged.
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General Ucte
Married Man Shoots Niece in Chicago Case
A Chicago case reports a married man firing on his niece after a quarrel, leaving Miss Sarah dead and Herman Bell missing. The incident follows a pattern of familial violence and police investigation is ongoing.
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Sarah Beig
Herman Bell
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Veterans Parade in Salt Lake City Ends Encampment Week
Forty four Grand Army of the Republic departments led by the Fifteenth Infantry and Utah National Guard joined veterans, nurses, and allied groups in a grand parade through Salt Lake City. A capstone review at Temple Square, fireworks atop Ensign Peak, and a large Greetings meeting in the Tabernacle capped days of public comfort, ceremonies, and party by local officials.
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