President hosts tariff talks with leaders in precongress briefing
A sub committee met the President who plans to urge explicit tariff reform recommendations to Congress next week. Key figures Aldrich Payne Dalzell Hepburn attended the conference discussing tariff revision and a special post March 4, 1900 session. The plan to legalize railroad traffic agreements faced labor resistance and skepticism toward Sherman Act revision. Hepburn expected to introduce a bill in the House Monday.
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Senate
Congress
Sap
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Hepburn
Labor movement vows to pressure Congress on Sherman act
Washington March 21 labor leaders led by President Gompers issued an address to organized labor and farmers urging action to amend the Sherman anti trust law to exclude non profit associations and union members. The conference pledged to press Congress to regulate injunctions and pass an Employers Liability bill and to link labor support to candidate appeal.
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Supreme Court
Organized Labor and Farmers’ Associations
Labor
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ace Ae
Congress
Congress seeks industrial peace funds and Nobel payout aid
Congress moves to promote industrial peace as President allocates 40000 from the Nobel Prize Fund for related use. Senator Daniel and Representative Bartholdt introduce bills to appropriate similar proceeds for a six teen member endeavor.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress
Daniel
Bartholdt
Paris racer runs into California race protest letter
A New York Times letter from Ogden Utah dated March 21 describes Union Pacific defending its track damage as racers from Italy and France used it for the Paris to New York race. The Italian driver Giulio Sirto rt protests continued illegal tunnel use and calls for compensation. He notes an American car reached Ogden at 4 30 pm without aid and criticizes other contestants using tunnels through the Rocky Mountains.
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De Dion Car Conquers Wyoming Mountains Amid Storms
In Medicine Bow Wyoming on March 21 the De Dion car left Cheyenne at 10:30 am and climbed to 8 000 feet through rocky, snow threatened passes. The party faced a sand snow storm, frozen glasses, and a creaking bridge before reaching Laramie ten miles away.
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New York Times
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Industrial Peace Committee Plan Emerges In Foundation Act
The proposed act would set up an Industrial Peace Committee funded with 40 000 and future donations to support its work. It would include seven foundation trustees three capital representatives three labor representatives and three public members to foster regular talks between capital and labor for better industrial harmony.
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Industrial Peace Committee
Foundation For
Meetings Aimed At Understanding Industrial Strife Here
Understanding may be reached and industrial strife diminished. The meetings will be held here.
Parsons to Speak in Disaffected Districts
Herbert Parsons Republican County Chairman and Congressman from the Thirteenth District will speak tomorrow night at the Liberal Republican Club on Lott Street near Amsterdam Avenue. Colin Woodward leads the district as the Odell faction fights for control. Parsons will begin a series of twelve speeches in districts with contests.
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Thirteenth
Republican Club
Lott Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Colin Woodward
Odell
Mr. Parsons
French cars visit Cheyenne in joyous procession
In Cheyenne in March, five automobiles, bearing the French tricolor, arrived from Colorado and Wyoming. Locals cheered from the streets as engines at the railway station sounded for half an hour. A reception at the Industrial Club honored the visitors with Mayor Cook, Attorney Kinken, and Thomas Heaney presiding.
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New York Times
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Wyoming
Colorado
Prairies
Industrial Club
Cook
Kinken
Thomas Heaney
Club
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Lafaiyette
Rhode Island Declines Bryan Endorsement at State Convention
The Democratic State Convention in Providence did not endorse Bryan and referred the Bryan resolution to delegates at large who were unpledged. Eight delegates at large were elected including Gov. Higgins and George W. Greene. The meeting featured questions on preferences, with Gore and Williams addressing national issues.
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Music Hall
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George W. Greene
Bryan
James H. Higgins
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Lincoln
Patrick H. Quinn
Warwick
Peter
Massachusetts
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Cumberland
Arbor Day Set For May 8 by State Education Dept
Albany March 21 Arbor Day will be observed on Friday May 8 according to Commissioner A Draper of the State Education Department. The Arbor Day annual issued by the department offers many suggestions for teachers.
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Albany
A. §. Draper
State Education Department
Name of George Washington and then General Lafayette
The request mentions George Washington and General Lafayette in sequence. The phrasing asks if the pairing is kind and chivalrous, implying a moral judgment about their actions or relationship.
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George Washingwn
Lafayette
Bourcier ST. Chaffray
Germans Reach Cheyenne With Protos Car
The German Protos car arrived in Cheyenne Wyoming at 7 30 after traveling 174 miles from an earlier point. It averaged fifteen miles per hour over snow and a steady climb and drew a large crowd and German residents to view the vehicle. The car carries thousands of signatures from spectators along its 2000 mile NY to NY run and Lieut Koeppen led the arrival after leaving Ogalala at 6 40 and a luncheon stop at Sidney.
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New York Times
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Wyoming
New York
Lieut. Koeppen
Ogalala
Sidney
German Protos car passes Sidney on 100 mile run toward Cheyenne
The German Protos car reached Sidney at noon and left for Cheyenne at 1 PM after a 72 mile leg from Ogalalla, with 5,000 locals welcoming the visitors. Lieut Koeppen of the General Staff said the machine runs well on Nebraska roads and hopes to overtake the French car ahead.
Bailey's Friends Win Bring Texas Primary Bid
In Fort Worth the State Democratic Executive Committee voted 19 to .0 to force a May 2 special primary to choose delegates at large for the Denver National Convention. Bailey allies restrict voting to white Democrats who will back all Democratic nominees in 1908. A statewide conference is planned in Fort Worth with Bailey expected to speak. rail managers foresee 30,000 voters arriving by special trains.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Friends
United States
Bailey
Fort Worth
Denver
Constable
Roosevelt Chosen To Lead Moral Movement
In Philadelphia on March 21 Bishop Earl Cranston praised Theodore Roosevelt as a national leader. He urged the public to oppose party politics and corporate power, arguing Roosevelt embodies right conduct and statesmanship and is called to guide the country.
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Methodist- Episcopal Church
Earl Cranston
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Theodore Roosevelt
Free Vacations in Atlantic Cary
The Shore Acres and Inland Development Company of New York has acquired 4,000 acres and 50,000 lots to form Reega Park, a new Atlantic City suburb. They offer 40 awards including vacations at Atlantic City hotels, $100 lots and cash, plus a free book of Views of Atlantic City by mail.
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Taft Leads Delegates as Convention Nears
Forty delegates were elected this week with Taft grabbing thirty-two, bringing his total to 148 of 218 delegates named for Chicago. Cannon shows gains in Illinois while other candidates lag. Taft faces opposition claims of overstated support and a shaky momentum ahead of the convention.
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Legate
Taft
Chicago
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Virginia
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Mr. Taft
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Largest assortment of the best candies sold in New York
Advertises Maillerds and Wallace’s confections as premier candy choices in New York. Mentions Park & Tilford’s Chocolat Menier and other first class sweets with Callanan’s Magazine available on request from L. J. Callanan at Vesey Street. Also discusses political delegate counts for Taft alignment and favored states.
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Park & Tilford's
Chocolat Menier
Callanan’s
Cailed
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Cummins Predicts Taft Nomination and Roosevelt Returns
Iowa Gov A B Cummins spoke at a Plaza Hotel dinner predicting Taft would secure the nomination on the first ballot, backed by Roosevelt policy support. He also pegged Bryan as the Democratic frontrunner and said Roosevelt could be the nominee if Taft falters. He labeled Hughes as honest but less influential in Texas, and ruled out La Follette on the Hearst or Populist tickets.
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Iowa
Iowa Society
Plaza
Taft
Roosevelt
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Bryan
Brian
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Hearst
Cornell President Likely Delegates To Chicago Rally
Gov Flaig he arrives at Hotel Astor declines to name four at large delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Jacob Gould Schurman, Cornell president, visits. he says selection depends on the State Convention meeting April 11. Favorites for big four include Schurman, Seth Low, Stewart Woodford and ex Gov Frank S Black.
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Hotel Astor
Chicago
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Schurman
Eress
Seth Low
Frank S. Black
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