Carnegie Urges Refurn of Tarif to Matured Infants
Andrew Carnegie argues in a Century Magazine article that infant industries have matured and no longer require protection. He urges maintaining duties on luxuries for revenue, while reducing or abolishing tariffs on manufactured articles as crowding government spending increases. He favors a gradual, revenue-focused tariff overhaul rather than party-based protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Century Magazine
Carnegie
Congress Io
Carvaagle Bay
Tututo
Tari
Congress
King Gustave of Sweden Arrives for First State Visit
King Gustave and Queen of Sweden arrive in Paris for their first state visit after a week with King Edward at Windsor. They are greeted at the Soverelen station in the Bala de Boulogne by President Pallas, Prime Minister Clemenceau, and cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gustave
Sweden
Edward
Windsor
Soverelen S”Tation
Bala de Boulogne
Fpallieres
Premiser Clemenceau
Austrians Repulse Servians Near Zvornik
A Vicang dispatch reports a Servian raiding party crossing the Bosnian frontier near Zvornik was repulsed by Austrian forces. The Servians suffered 17 killed while Austrian troops counted three fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vicang
le Crouslns
Zvornik
Busy Sunday for Mr Taft in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs on Sunday President-elect Taft received a larger and more diverse set of visitors than on any previous day, including Gen. Luke E. Wright and Cuban diplomats. They discussed Philippine policy and urged a Cuba visit next January. Delegations from Manila to Washington sought continued tariff talks, while John Barrett pressed for sustained U S engagement with Central and South Africa. Barrett said Taft would carry Roosevelt Root policies forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Cuba
Dir
Taft
Samus
K. Taylor
J. W. Wardrop
Pittsburg
Mr. Tate
Philippine Islands
Benito Leganda
Philippine Commission
Pablo Ocampo
Congress
Islands
Fernando Calderon
Manila
Philippine
Mr. Taft
Crumpacker
Washington
Leverniug
Massachusetts
Berton
Ohio
John Barrett
Bureau of American Repulsics
Taft Cottage
Barrett
Notable Embaoy Comes From China in San Francisco Visit
Tang Shao Yi a powerful Chinese emperor's aide arrives in San Francisco aboard the Mongolia with Prince Teai Fu and a large retinue. Thousands greet them as the dragon flag flies, salutes boom, and mourning edict limits public entertainment. News of the Dowager Empress's death reaches the visitors via cable. The party will proceed to Washington after three days, then Taft's inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tang Shao Yi
Mongolia
Prince Tsai Fo
Tal An
China
Hono-lulu
Hou Ping Chen
Far East
Ita
Washington
Ket Willam H. Taft
Prince Teai Fu
Foralgo
America
Bell Companies Enjoined From Interfering with Independents
United States Judge Taylor issued an injunction against American Telephone and Telegraph and Central Union Telephone restraining them from interfering with independent long distance operators in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. The suit by United States Telephone Company alleges Bell seeks to buy or absorb rivals to eliminate competition, violating Sherman Act and state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Taylor
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Long Distance System
Central Union Telephone Company
Bell Company
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Clarence Brown
James 8. Uratley ,Jry
United States Telephone Company
da Objio
Sinois
Oficers
The
Tragic Gas Deaths In New York Father and Daughter Found
In New York City a Civil War veteran Charles A. Walters and his daughter Emma Walters 40 were found dead on the floor of their apartment with gas flood. Authorities suspect self inflicted deaths with possible double tragedy. Coroner theorizes Emma fled first and died of heart disease while the father, upon discovering her body, killed himself by gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Bronx
Charles A. Walters
Emma
Prison tunnel plot foiled at Forsmon City prison
Forsmon City Missouri officials announced a tunnel from a sentinel tower to the street was nearly completed to enable a mass escape during dining. The plan reportedly aimed to move several hundred convicts through the tunnel before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsmon City
State Penitentiary
Bank Robbery At Sweet Springs Missouri Reported
Sedalia Mo November 23 The Bank of Sweet Springs in Sweet Springs La Hue county was robbed at 3 a m by professional criminals who blew the vault with dynamite wrecking the bank building about 5500 10 in currency was taken four to six men were seen heading east on foot after the explosion as townspeople woke. Meanwhile a large fire in Dublin New Hampshire Nov 23 destroyed the Leflingwei hotel its annex stables and the Unitarian parsonage Dr J L Seward resided there with most of the town saved with effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Bank of
Sweet Springs
la Hue County
Missouri
Dublin
N. H
Old Monadnock Mountain
Leflingwei
J. L. Seward
Gen John Greenes Dies in Boise at 83
Boise dispatch reports Brig. Gen. John Greene U S A retired died suddenly at eighty four after neuralgia of the heart. A Mexican and Civil War veteran, he was brevetted four times for gallantry. Lisbon area reports a series of earth shocks November 23 shaking towns near Lisbon with no casualties and some wall damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greens
Boise
Idaho
John Greene
Greene
Portugal
Llisbon
Albandra
al Yerca
Villafracca
Arruda
Lisbon
Explosion in Locust Corner Kills 16 Year Old Girl
An explosion at Locust Corner Ohio on November 23 caused Alberta Bradbury aged 16 to die as a seal of coal used to start a fire fatally buried Mrs Emérick Cargin and lightly injured two children aged ten and five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Corner
Alberta Bradbury
Emérick Cargin
Wisconsin county boards clash over express wagon right of way
Racine county board voted 13 to 42 to invalidate a city council ban on expressmen blocking sidewalks in front of the courthouse. Elsewhere Waukesha seeks a higher share of estate legacy tax, while Racine police investigate vandalism at a high school and a coroner’s jury probes an unknown man’s death near Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Waukesha
Riley Farm
Kenogha
Frank Clone
James W. Rice
Delafield
Calvinistic Methodist Church of
Wisconsin
Racloe
Butler Hotel
Jack Vance
Sheboygan
Foeste
Manitowoc
Madison
Henry Cquaries
Milwaukee
University and
Nels Hanson
Waupun
Martha Nelson
Honey Creel
Thomas Nelaga Hanson
Nelson
Hanson
County Board of Supervisors
Foughton Leonerd Johnson
Beacon Hills
Here
Jacob
John Soleman
Harley Bartholomew
Calcutta
India
Oconomowoc
Hiram F. Like
Wisconsin Consistory
Rural Legion
Grand Rapids
John Dawes
Pittsville
George
John
la Crosse
Norwegian Lutheran
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Ouden Divensea
West Salem
Arctic Ice & Fuel Company
Gustav Krost
Spring Grove
Minn
Babcock
George Dawes
Oshxosh
Albert M. Gilbert
Marinette
Dell Gporn
Toboltz
Oborm
Suns
William N. Pelouse
John Bollet
Sparks from the Wires Temperance crusade sailed for Scotland and crimes abroad
Mrs Currin A Nation sails to Scotland to lead a temperance campaign. Elliott Archer accused in Newark of forgery totaling 70000, arrested in Seattle. James B Van Woert a bank official in New York is killed by an auto. Tremble a Chicago broker shot during a hunt in Kansas. Van Norden daughter of W M Van Norden of New York City noted. Edmisten, former Populist state chairman and state oil inspector of Nebraska, fined 1000 and jailed four months for conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Currin A. Nation
Scotland
Elliott Archer
Newark
N. J
Seattle
James B. van Woert
New York
B. Tremble
Chicago
Frank Stuart
Marshall, Mich
Ellsworth
Kaw
Boyton
Salvation Army
Ig Mins Corn
van Norden
W. M. van Norden
van Norden Trust Company
New York City
James Harvey Edmisten
Nebraska
Holcomb
A. Booth & Co
Chartered
New Counterfeits Detected in Circulation in Early Report
Washington announces discovery of a counterfeit five dollar silver certificate known as Indian bend. Notes traceable to August 4 1896 act and 2899 series show a cross red expression on the Indian chief and rough blue seal. A counterfeit twenty dollar United States note purportedly authorized by March 5 1863 series 1907 with portrait of Jackson also appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service
Indian Bend
Providence
United States
Jackson
Big Labor Bodies Meet in Denver Converge
Two national labor bodies allied to the Americas Federation of Labor convened in Denver. Representing over 3,000,000 workers, the building trades and railroad employees departments formed here last Saturday. President James Kirby of Chicago opened the first session, with HB Pecham of the Order of Railway Telegraphers and Pi J Flannery of Chicago serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
I Bor
Americas Federation of Labor
Building Trades and Railroads
Building’ Trade Department
James Kirby
Chicago
United Brothlehhod
Carpenters
Jolness
HB. Pecham
Order of Railway Telegraphera
Railway Employes Logether
Pi J. Flannery
Chicaso
International Freight Handlers
White House Thanksgiving Turkey From Rhode Island
In Westerly Rhode Island Horace Vose prepared a Rhode Island white turkey weighing 26 pounds for the White House Thanksgiving table. The bird, part of a line selected and bred for the honor, shipped to Washington after being sent to the execution block on Sunday. The tradition began with President Grant and has continued yearly with the Vose flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerly
R. 1
Rhode Island
Horace Vose
White House
Washington
Grant
Destructive forest fires threaten Dubois county lands
Evansville Indiana November 23 fires in Dubois county have burned for four days after several schoolboys started a leaf pile in the woods near Kyana public school. The drought across southern Indiana has persisted for 174 days, the worst in living memory, as farmers work to save homes while hundreds of acres of timber burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Dubois County
Indiana
Kyana
Lorimer Stricken With Blood Poisoning in Portland
Willem Lorimer of Winos, Portland, Ore., was struck by blood poisoning Saturday night and a physician was summoned Sunday for aid. In Cuba, San Juan Hill memorial arch dedication and unveiling for American Cuban and Spanish soldiers who fell in 1898 occurred on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Portland
Ore
Willem Lorimer
Winos
San Juan Arch
Santiago
Cuba
San Juen Hill
Canadian Observations and Wheat Field Memories
The Fulton Gazette editor reports on disciplined Canadian law, governance, and social order seen in Western Canada. He notes church and school prominence, strict licensing, and high wheat yields from the granary of the British Empire, with 140 extra acres free land and 160 acres homestead options at 3.00 per acre, plus favorable railway rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Gaeette
Fulton, Nev
Western
England
Hide Tevern
Questa
Western Canada
Citarien Dickens
Canadien
They Don't Speak Now Scene in the County
A girl in a white sweater and a young man in a green hat converse amid county chatter. The dialogue notes his buckled shoes and a county-wide mood where everyone seems to smile, while one wonders why laughter isn’t louder.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarif
Wright
Philippines
Call
Prince Teal Fu
Emprese
Beath
Bell Companies
Missouri Bank
Wisconsin State News
Trades and Railroad Enplayas Gonvens
Turkey
Ronsevelt
Missouri Way
Dodds
Ensign Remedies CO
Buttle Greak
Famous
Deliciout
Chocolauna
Othe
Gunther's Confort 213
Chicagoy
Canta Gregory Company
Merrill Didg
Kilwankes
Wis
Narrous
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!