Foes of Reciprocity Hear of Corporate Ties in Farmers Campaign
Testimony before the Finance Committee links New York publicity firm promoters J H Allen and Whidden Graham to a coordinated anti reciprocity effort. They disclosed offers of financial help from Leonard Bronson, A C Hastings, W Lyman, and William W Wood, aimed at the Grange led push against the Canadian reciprocity agreement.
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Whidden Graham
J. H. Allen
New York
J.H. Allen
Leonard Bronson
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
A.C. Hastings
American Paper and Pulp Association
W. Lyman
International Paper Company
William W. Wood
American Woolen Company
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Ion
Stone
Williams
J. Kern
N. Rachelder
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Senate Committee
Tinchelder
Graham
Allen
Gallinger
Melville F. Stone
Associated Press
Herman Ridder
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Orde
Newspaper Trust
Hull
Michigan State Grange
Alen Fourhe
Senator Williams
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Anyoe
Uke
Senator Stone
Mr Graham
Distilleries Security Company
Danbury Hat Company
Recintect
Stet
American Protective Tariff League
League
Orange Maste
Baenelder
Recene
Kern
Smoot
Pacheider
Eta
Washington Rumors and political turbulence ripple through capitol
The dispatch discusses Champ Clark's nerve under pressure amid factional fights in Washington. It notes suspected Wilson entanglements, Nebraskan influence on Bryan, and Democratic clashes over tariff, reciprocity, and postal policies. It highlights Br yan opposition and strategic party maneuvering ahead of nominations.
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Clark
United States
Pike County
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Jalong
William Jennings Brean
Alton B Parker
Missourian
Bryan
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Architects Fight Price Rule Enforcement Bid Bias
Washington May a supervising architect Taylor of the Treasury and House Expenditures committees says the American Institute of Architects enforces a price rule limiting charges for plans to not more than 6 percent of building cost. Irvine K Pond as president and Glen Brown as secretary are named. violations could bring fines or expulsion. Taylor notes the rule applies to government municipal state and federal projects when competition bias is found. He also mentions the Treasury building elevator cost for Secretary MacVeagh’s personal use.
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Finance Committee
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Washington
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Treasury Department
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Amerian Institute of Architects
Irving K. Pond
Chicago
Glen Brown
SAFM
MacVeagh
Treasury
Ty Cobb Meets President Taft at White House
Ty Cobb, star Tigers batter and American League figure, was greeted by President Taft during a visit at the White House. Taft, familiar with Cobb from Augusta, Ga., hosted the meeting and spoke of Cobb’s rising form. The president plans to watch Cobb’s upcoming game against the Nationals at America League Park.
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Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Hughey” Jennings
Taft
Con
Augusta
Batt
Auguste
Cave
Nationals
America League Park
Court Denies Income Injunction Over Trust Funds
The case involves a dispute over income from the estate of Mrs Phelps's father. The plaintiff seeks to restrain Mrs Eleanor Livingston Porps from paying income to her husband Charles Harris Thetis claiming a London agreement entitles him to half the earnings. The court found the plaintiff's rights doubtful and denied the temporary injunction, noting the defendant appears able to respond to any judgment.
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Suegien Uiesenien Aenien
Charles Harris Thetis
United States Trust Company
Eleanor Livingston Porlps
Jon Augustus Vereips
London
Phelps
Hin
Gregersen
Testimony in Steel Trust Probe Delays Brief House Session
Gary May testifies today as steel trust investigators plan to hear the head of a U S corporation. The House committee on trusts resumes its session, with several executives including Jenn Lam tert and a former American Steel and Wire Company official summoned. The session may be brief due to Democratic caucus issues surrounding testimony and scheduling.
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Mare Row
Bom
Dickson
Team
Merenynt
Roberts
Jenn Lamtert
American Steel and Wire Company
Hae
Tappear
Praise for Justice White at Catholic college dinner
The seventh annual New York Chapter University Association dinner praised Justice White at the Supreme Court, highlighting Georgetown and Catholic college loyalty amid global strife. Speakers, including J Kirby and Father Himmel, stressed fidelity to alma maters and the duty to uphold Christian education against evil.
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Supreme Court
New York
The
University Association
Zond
J. Kirby
George Wn
Georgetown
Willian J. Carr
Brooklyn
Dastice White
United
Underwood Bills Sparks Civil War in House Debate
Democratic infighting heats as Speaker Clark and Underwood push tariff cuts on wool. Bryanites clash with free wool faction. Rep Hill vows tactic to derail with Wilson 1891 substitute if caucus fails. Nebraskan Harrison counters dictation claims as party leadership scrambles to avert split.
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Perriess
Free Wool Democrata
Clark
Underwood
Ravons
Bevan
Bryan
Preserted
Harerison
To Nebraskan
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Firyan
Harrison Savs Bryan
House
Democrats
Ims
Aldrich
Underwoods
Hill
Wool tax clash tests Democratic unity in 1897 debate
In a tumultuous session, allies of Underwood push for a revenue duty on wool while Bryan faction opposition grows. Representatives Harrison Rainey Peters and Kitchin debate the need for raw wool taxation as a test of party integrity amid impending wage and mill reform measures.
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Bryan
Underwood
Harrison
Rainey
Peters
James and
Kitchin
Austrian Baron Seeks Uplift for Railroads Visit to Lackawanna Lines
Baron Ludwigson, chief engineer of Austria's government railway system, arrived on the Caronia for an inspection tour of rail networks in the United States. He, with his companions and two daughters, will visit Lackawanna routes to Buffalo and other lines, aiming to study preservation and improvements. He is hosted by Mrs Anna von Senrenk and will be joined by nephew Herma von Senrenk of St Louis.
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Thieef
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Lackawanna Road
Biffalo
Herma von Sehrenk
St. Louis
Delaware & Hudson
New New York Central
Pennssiventa Rairoads
Philadelphia Laryngological Association Delays Ten-Physician Removal
At the convention in Philadelphia, members postponed deciding on removing ten physicians after Dr W Michardson condemned tonsil removals as overzealous. The council will receive an exhaustive report within the year. De Lameri Newromb of New York was elected president.
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Arter
American Laryngological Association
Ter, GL. Richards
Fall Moss
W. Michardson
Washington
de Lamer i Newromb
New York
Brooklyn Transit cost misleads public over city plan
The B R T asserts its layout costs 103.5 million but admits hidden lines, totaling not less than 188.5 million. It lists proposed routes to Staten Island, Utica Avenue, and more, while alleging the Interborough press exposes deceptive figures and questions why BRTP maps omit full plans.
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Nostrand Avenue
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
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Belmont Tunnel
Ely, Thompson, Greenpoint
Roosevelt Aves
Corona
Astoria
Ditmars Avenue
Lafayette Ave
14Th St
Broadway
Soch St
Lexington Ave
Park Ave
BR. TP
Russia silent on entering foreigners including American Jews
Petersborg May MWA correspondent reports that Russia may be studying changes to entry rules for foreigners including American Jews. Jewish circles and Foreign Office deny knowledge of any concrete plan, stating only general law revisions are being considered in the broader status change for Jewish citizens.
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May Mwa
Associated Prest
Russia
Ministry of the Interior
Russian diplomacy scored at Petersburg headline
An Arani item in Novoe Vremya claims the Chinese armament in Manchuria demands Russia’s vigilance. It states 65 percent European trained troops are quartered within a three day march of Harbin and auxiliaries are kept nearby. It notes ninety thousand rural guards drafted along the Chinese Eastern Railroad and four divisions referenced in the report.
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Arani
Novoe Vremya
Manchuria
Russia
Powel
Harbin
Turbulent Russian Front Echoes in Novoe Vremya Text
The Novoe Vremya notes pegular troops at a strategic Russian provincial point facing a weak opposition from railroad police and Chinese bandits. It mocks diplomacy with Stolypin and Aless as foreign minister roles shift, faulting unprepared policy ahead of a fateful episode with Turkey.
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Novoe Vrempa
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Stolypin
Sa Jonni
Aless
Wasale
Turkey
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