Wood pulp duty debate drives tariff talks on pulp and paper
The Finance Committee favors keeping the House pulp duty and sets print paper at 2 a ton while pulp remains at 1.5 a ton. Senators Hale, Frye oppose the proviso shielding export restrictions and publishers vow a floor fight to retain the higher paper rate amid wool schedule debates and Dolliver amendments.
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Trireme
Burreu
Ogy Ownon
Committee On Finance
Senate
Finance Committee
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Cannon
Representative Mann
United States
Publishers’ Association
Wars and Means
House
Eaton
Wenator Hale
Mat
Hale
Frye
Brown
Algrich
Dolliver
Aldrich
Crawford and Gamble
South Dakotas
McEnery
Dingley
Warren
Emoot
Carter
Smoot
Iden
McKinley tariff debate features Aldrich Owen wool duties
During a Senate discussion on the McKinley tariff of 1688 provisions Senator Aldrich clashes with Owen over blanket duties. The 18 percent ad valorem rate for blankets is debated as the Finance Committee faces a limit above 100 percent. Dolliver, Gore, La Follette and others engage in a lively exchange on wool duties and proposed amendments.
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Aldrich
Rhode Island
Owen
Finance Committee
Doliver
Dolliver
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Gore
la Follette
Champ Clark Sees Quick End To Tariff Fight
Washington June 10 Rep Champ Clark minority leader foresees the special session ending around July 15 after the wool schedule is finished in the Senate. He warns that crude petroleum duties and hides duties could trigger trouble while the Aldrich provisions face House resistance.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Champ Clark
House
Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Bryan Drubs Democratic Senators in Commoner
W. J. Bryan targets Senator W. J. Stone of Missouri and seventeen Democratic colleagues in his Commoner for backing a protective duty on iron ore. Bryan says the dissent harms the party and foresees higher tariffs on manufactured goods if iron ore is taxed.
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Tribune
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Stone
Missouri
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Taft Bested Again in Golf Match at Chevy Chase
President Taft again lost a golf match at Chevy Chase. Bouncing back with partner General Clarence Edwards, he aimed to avenge yesterday’s drubbings by John Hays Hammond and Senator Bourne, but Hammond and Bourne again triumphed, leaving Taft and Edwards frustrated.
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Washington
Taft
Clarence Edwards
Chevy Chass
John Hays Hammond
Senator Bourne
America Sells to All Shows Broad U S Exports
Washington reports wide reach of American-made goods with mowers and reapers sent to 75 countries and colonies. Russia is the top buyer of plows and cultivators, while exports span billiard balls stove polish automobiles streetcars bicycles baking powder and watches to numerous nations and territories worldwide.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics Today
Russia
Europe
United Kingdom
Mexico
Cuba
Central America
Australia
New Zealand
Dutch East Indies
Greenland
Iceland
Gibraltar
Tripoli
Falkland Islands
Canary Islands
Kiao-Chau
China
Port Arthur
Talienwan
Morocco
Congo
Africa
Servia
Rumania
Tasmania
German Oceania
French Oceania
British Oceania
Taft Addresses Catholics on Religious Equality and Church State Separation
President Taft told the Roman Catholic missionaries congress that there should be no invidious distinctions in elections due to religion. He discussed church state issues in the Philippines and endorsed full separation of church and state as strengthening both faith and the nation. He praised the Rome visit and urged unity among denominations for American citizenship.
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Washington
Taft
Congress of
Roman Catholic Missionaries
Philippines
Rome
Fatherhood of God
Brotherhood of Man
Bae
Universal
Perl
East
Wrights Awarded Gold Medals by President Taft in White House
President Taft presented Gold Medals of the Aero Club of America to Orville and Wilbur Wright in a ceremony in the East Room. Catherine Wright and Rep Herbert Parsons attended as Taft praised the brothers for advancing heavier-than-air flight with plans to resume official tests at Fort Myer.
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Wright Brothers
Taft
Tribune Bureau
Washington
East Room
Aero Club of America
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Europe
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Katherine Wright
Herbert Parsons
Parsons
A. Holland Forbes
The
Aero Club
Wright
White House
Colmes Club
Wrights
Aero Club of Washington
Dayton
James Allen
E. Taylor
Mr. Wright
Fort Myer
Charles Jerome Edwards
Victor David Brenner
New York
Stock Transfer Tax Ruling Valid in Albany
Attorney General O Malley upholds a Controller regulation denying acceptance of old stock transfer stamps after May 1 1969 and no redemption unless the claim is established in Court of Claims. The ruling notes the 166 and 1964 stamp issues were counterfeitable and washable and were retired in 19 and 1964.
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Albany
O'Malley
Gans
Court of Claims
Rockefeller Aide V Hemmenway Dies After Stroke
V Hemmenway, superintendent for John D. Rockefeller at Tarrytown, died yesterday morning from paralysis after a year of illness. He had worked for Rockefeller for twelve years. Rockefeller visited his home to offer condolences. Hemmenway, aged 72, was born in New London Ohio. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM with Sleepy Hollow burial.
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Cc. V. Hemmenway
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Mr. Hemmenway
Mr. Rockefeller
New London
Ohio
Sleepy Hollow
Governor Names Cornell Trustees in Albany Appointment
The governor announced five new trustees for Cornell University: Frederick Stevens of Attica Henry W Sackett of New York Thomas B Wilson of Hall's Corners Almon R Eastman of Waterville and John Carlisle of Watertown. The action follows a legislative permit authorizing five gubernatorial appointees to fill vacancies on the elective board.
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Albany
Hughes
Jerome Hosts East Side Dinner For District Attorney Jerome
District Attorney William Travers Jerome, longtime East Side resident, spoke at a neighborhood dinner at Little Hungary on East Houston Street. Hosts praised his independence, urged Jewish leadership and unity, and contrasted his nonpartisan record with city machines.
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Rutgers Street
Little Hungary
East
Houston Street
Samuel Koenig
Tom” Foley
Tammany
G N. J. Hausmann
Temple Anshe Chesed
Jerome
Judalem
Educational Alliance
Upper West
Schiff
Jake’ Schiff
Seward Park
Mr. Jerome
Senator-Elect Lorimer Delays Senate Seat Pickup
Washington confirms Senator-elect Lorimer of Illinois will not take his Senate seat until the House completes its tariff bill work. He opts to await House action before swearing in.
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Washington
Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
House
Glen Island for Park Under Study by New Rochelle Group
A New Rochelle committee aims to buy Glen Island in Long Island Sound from the StaIin estate to create a city park. Plans envision bonds issued by New Rochelle with revenues from beachside privileges to fund interest and sinking fund, with other groups proposing county ownership or a private beach resort syndicate exploring a purchase and reopening Glen Island as a public amenity.
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New Rochelle
Glen Island
Long Island Sound
Stalin
John H. Starin
East River
Westchester County
Bondsmen jailed on extortion charge in Yorkville court
In Yorkville court yesterday Magistrate Barlow ordered two bondsmen Bernard Barth of 15 Second Avenue and Louis Katz of 43 Porsyth Street held for examination on June 15 after Gretchen Miller of 241 East 13th Street accused them of extortion. Miller and Sophie Bach of 21 East Wrch Street testified that Katz and Barth demanded payment to secure their discharge, with promises of police and lawyer involvement. Katz pledged 3 Forsyth Street as bond security. Miller posted bail with counsel Morris Gottlieb supervising.
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Barlow
Yorkville
Bernard Barth
No. 15
Second Avenue
Louis Katz
Porsyth Street
McKenna
Central Office
Gretchen Miller
East 13Th Street
Morris Gottlieb
Herbert
Yorkville Court
Katz
Barth
Corrigan
Sophiebach
East Wrch Street
Forsyth Street
Fifth Street
John J. Nobie
Sugar Trust and Law Officials Refuse Prosecution Plans
Washington officials decline to discuss federal prosecution of the Sugar Trust after the Pennsylvania Refining Company settlement. Attorney General Wickersham signals possible future action only after a full fact-finding. Henry A. Wise says no inquiry yet. Senate inquiry into Sherman Act enforcement follows Pennsylvania suit.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Department of Justice
Sugar
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Pennsylvania
Wickersham
Henry A. Wise
United States
Federal Grand Jury
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Company
Pennsylvania Laser Refining Company
Americain Company
Senate
Secret Church Wedding with Roses Sheltered in Jersey City
Mrs Daisy Lilla Dumouries and Edward James de Nivernais wed behind locked doors at First Congregational Church Jersey City with roses lining the aisle and a New York string orchestra. Dumouries resident St Maxime France age 35, de Nivernais ex Representative from California, formerly Livernash, recently changed name after Nevada divorce.
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Jersey City
Daisy Lilla Dumouries
Edward James de Nivernais
California
John R. Scudder
New York
St. Maxime
Department of War
France
Sex Street
Congress
Courts of
Nevada
Livernash
Nivernais
Scudder
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