Senate Tariff Bill Deliberations Advance in Finance Panel
The Payne tariff bill faces rapid changes as Senate Finance Committee members prepare to review a revised substitute. Senator Aldrich aims to publish the measure soon, with limited full committee review and a plan to report to the Senate shortly. The panel reworks schedules, rules for wood pulp paper petroleum hides and other articles, and may restore Dingley rates for certain goods amid calls for faster action.
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Tashington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Far
Payne
House
Browning
House of Representatives
Edward Everett Hale
the Tribune
Dingley
Rhee Island
He Senate
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Kansas
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Tingley Vetes
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Japan
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Roosevelt Aboard Admiral Clears Suez Passage
The steamer Admiral carrying ex President Roosevelt exited the Suez Canal at 9 pm local time. Roosevelt, in good health and mood, regretted not finishing the journey in daylight. A Paris cable later denies he granted interviews to French reporters about Naples.
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Suez
Roosevelt
Canal
Mediterranean
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Port Said
Naples
le Journal
Detectives Arrested Over Bribe Claim In Pickpocket Case
Detectives William R. B. Mott and William J. O'Brien of the detective bureau were jailed after allegedly accepting a $25 bribe from Nat Ballard and William Friedman, two men they had detained for pickpocketing. The victims say three marked ten-dollar bills were involved, two found on the detectives and one spent on drinks. the detectives call the money a gift.
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William RB. Mott
William J. O'Brien
Detective Bureau
Mott
O’brien
Nat Ballard
William Friedman
Tombs
Ballard
Friedman
Taft Loses At Golf On Chevy Chase Links
President Taft suffered a second golf defeat since his inauguration at Chevy Chase. He teamed with Secretary Meyer against his brother Henry W. Taft and General Clarence R. Edwards, Edwards winning 3 up with 2 to play after a surprising late blunder.
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Washington
Taft
Chevy Chase
Meyer
Henry W. Taft
Clarence R. Edwards
Dog Saves Little Girls in Michigan Closet Rescue
Agnes and Helen Phillips and Gareth Carpenter, ages ten eleven, vanished from Bay City homes yesterday afternoon and were found twenty hours later in a vacant house closet. A faithful dog led rescuers to the hideout after its barking guided them to the scene. The children were cold hungry and frightened but unharmed.
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Bay City
Mich
Agnes
Helen Phillips
Gareth Carpenter
Dog saves four lives then dies in house fire
Jackson Michigan April 10 6 The family dog kept awake by persistent barking alerted Joseph Linkbinder his wife and two children as their home three miles south of the city caught fire early today The mother suffered burns rescuing a child while the father perished trying to save the second son through a window The loyal dog perished in the blaze leaving the family alive
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Jackson, Mich
Joseph Linkbinder
Jimmy the dog rescues abandoned baby in Williamsburgh
Mary Theodore of 352 Keap Street watches her small black and tan dog Jimmy discover a two month old abandoned baby in a white flannel nightgown in the yard. The infant, saved from exposure, was handed to a city nurse for care.
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Jimmy
Mary Theodore
Keap Street
Williamsburg
Taft to stay in Manchester summer home
Gloucester April 10 President Taft and family plan to occupy the Bavara Robinson house on School street Manchester for part of the summer arrival tied to Congress session length Mrs Taft and Miss Mabel Boardman visited the Robinson cottage last month The house overlooks the Essex County Club golf links two miles from the shore The summer home of William J Boardman of Washington adjoins the Robinson estate
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Gloucester
Mass
Taft
Bavara Robinson
School Street
Manchester
Congress
Mabel Boardman
Robinson Cottage
Essex County Club
William J. Boardman
Washington
Robinson Estate
Fire Endangers 250 Lives Aboard Tacoma Ship
A fierce fire swept the Tacoma of the Alaska Packers Association fleet in San Francisco. The blaze endangered the crew and 250 Chinese and Japanese workers bound for cannery labor in the north. Cook Arthur Thorn suffocated trying to escape. Bucket brigades finally quelled the flames.
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San Francisco
Aprila
Tacoma
Alaska Packers” Association
Estricken
Viey Wera
Arthur Thorn
Mad woman clings to fifth floor window in hospital rescue
Mrs. Nora Hickey, wife of laborer Michael Hickey, stood on a fifth floor ledge at Lying-in Hospital after returning from childbirth. Firemen, police, and doctors pulled her to safety, then she was taken to Bellevue Hospital on charges of attempted death by own action.
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18Th Street
Second Avenue
Bellevue
Nora Hickey
Michael Hickey
West
Houston Street
Hickey
J. Davis
Miss McDonald
Dr. Conklin
13Th Street
Fourth Avenue
John J Shannon
Shannon
Frank Haupt
Mrs. Hickey
Michael Whalen
Cerne, Ky
Street Fight Ends in Murder and Firearm Arrests
Eugene Hutchins known as Big Gene was killed in Mell's Kitchen after an insult to a man’s wife sparked a street fight. Charles Bowser of 414 West 59th Street is charged with murder, with another man shot or stabbed in the back. Charles Davis of 408 West 29th Street is described as an innocent passerby, and Sam Stirling of 410 West 39th Street was arrested with a loaded revolver found on him.
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Eugene Hutchins
West 39Th Street
Gene
Charles Bowser
West S9th Street
Charles Davis
West 29Th Street
Sam Stirling
Chase Westchester Horse Thieves
Sheriff Lane and deputies hunted a gang that has stolen over twenty horses in three months from northern Westchester residents. The latest raid hit A. M. Smith at Chappaqua, where three valuable horses were stolen. A patrol pursued toward the Connecticut line as Alb Stehrs of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sighted the suspects near Ossining.
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Sheriff Lane
Westchester
A. M. Smith
New York Central Railroad Company
Chappaqua
Travis
Richard Wearding Davis
Connectticut
Alb Stehrs
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Ossining
Tu Are
North Dakota Turbine Power Question Sparking Navy Debate
The North Dakota faces scrutiny over Curtis turbine fuel efficiency after tests on Salem show high coal use at twenty knots. Chester with Parsons engines and Birmingham with reciprocating power perform better, threatening the battleship's circumnavigation range and status as a fleet asset. Final tests from Newport will compare coal, water, and oil consumption during a twenty four hour top speed run.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
North Dakota
Navy General Board
Board of Construction
Curtis
Salem
Chester
Parsons
Birmingham
Delaware
Hampton Roads
Gibraltar
Navy Department
Newport
Fire at New Weston Hotel Sparks Panic but Causes No Damage
A pan of fat catching fire in the New Weston apartment hotel on Madison avenue caused patrons to flee last night. The blaze, confined to the kitchen range and chimney, was smothered before firefighters arrived. One guest fainted but recovered.
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New Weston Apartment
Madison Avenue
4Thy Street
New Weston
W. J. Westcole
Collection Held Up by U S Customs Over China Exhibit
Chicago April 10 A scientific collection from China by Professor Bertholdt Laufer of Columbia for the Field Museum is seized by Collector Ames. Objects valued in the thousands are deemed objectionable. The seizure, made last October, remains secret pending Judge Landis investigation after a formal Field Museum protest.
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Chicago
China
Bertholdt Laufer
Columbia University
Field Museum
Customs Ames
Laufer
Sims
Qudge Landis
Fire Scorches Lenox Mass Burning Multiple Blocks
A majorLenox blaze in Berkshire County early April 11 destroyed two business blocks and four homes within the first hour. The fire began in the James Clifford Building on Main Street around 1 am, then spread to adjacent structures and several private houses. An explosion at Clifford's hardware store caused scattered embers as Pittsfield and other towns sent engine crews to aid. No injuries reported.
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Lenox
Mass
Pittsfield
Lee
James Clifford
Main Street
Charlies Eddy
Church Street
Housatonic Street
Town Hall
Berkshire County
Sedgwick Public Library
Curtis Hotel
Clifford's Hardware
Mahana
Bull
Japan to Keep Treaty Still Ten Years Left
A Vienna report that Japan will inform Britain of ending the British Japanese alliance has no foundation. The pact runs ten years from 1905 and Japan has shown no discontent with its terms.
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Tokio
Vienna
Japan
Great Britain
State Supreme Court ousts Hutchinson officials over prohibition abuses
The Kansas State Supreme Court ousted Mayor J. P. Harsha and all Hutchinson city officials after finding they allowed violations of the prohibition law and that police protected objectionable resorts for a monthly fine.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
J. P. Harsha
Hutchinson
Burglars Bind and Gag Alderman's Daughter in Home Invasion
Masked thieves entered Alderman A H Rogers residence at 22 Temple Street Springfield Mass dragged Miss Nell Rogers bound and gagged she guided them to silverware and pocketbooks while alarm telephones were pulled from the wall. Neighbors and police were alerted after the assailants fled. The aunt nearby was frightened into immobility.
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Springfield
Mass
A. H. Rogers
Temple Street
Nell Rogers
Miss Rogers
Lilley Holds His Own In Hartford State Update
Governor George L Lilley remains conscious and mentally clear in Hartford. His temperature shows improvement from morning 101 to evening as doctor notes nourishment intake and no immediate danger of death. Physician Dr Graves cautions against hopeful predictions but calls progress encouraging and expects only minor changes.
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Hartford
Conn
George L. Lilley
Dogs Cause Auto Spill on 22d Street Brooklyn
Five people were thrown from a car when chauffeur Labana swerved to avoid four dogs fighting in the street near 22d and Gravesend Avenues in Brooklyn. The tire burst and the car overturned. All occupants escaped serious injury and returned home after treatment.
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Gravesend Avenues
Brooklyn
Benjamin Erdman
Morris D. Tullman
Bensonhurst
Erdman
Arthur Labana
Labana
J. W. Muntone
Plunkett
Coney Island
Frost Hurts Strawberries in Norfolk County and Eastern Shore
A heavy frost across Norfolk County trucking belt and Maryland's Eastern Shore damaged straw berries cucumbers and beans. This marks the third frost this season to injure strawberries.
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Norfolk
Norfolk County
Maryland
Castro Expelled from Martinique By French Government
Cipriano Castro former President of Venezuela was forcibly removed from Martinique by French police amid riot crowds. He boarded the Versailles bound for St Nazaire after authorities refused delay citing nine hour deadline and possible imprisonment. Local officials, doctors and gendarmes coordinated the removal as crowds gathered around the hotel and US ship North Carolina stood offshore.
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Cipriano Castro
Tme
Venezuela
Martinique
Versailles
St. Nazaire
Castro
Carmelo
Foureau
Bouvtier
Costet
Barbe
Professor Ricci
Guadeloupe
Bordeaux
Germany
France
Tao Castro
Rumor of Castro Restoration Plot Emerges in 1909
Tribune report states friends of ex-President Castro may organize an expedition to reinstate him and have set up headquarters in New York. War Department officers acknowledge the credence of the rumor though origin remains unclear. A Cuban Congress bill is cited as supporting evidence.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Castro
New York
War Department
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