Balfour Tariff Plan Outlined In Insular Free Trade
London reports reveal Mr. Balfour’s pamphlet Economic Notes on Insular Free Trade as a guide for fiscal reform. The cabinet seals are lifted revealing a manual for Unionist policy, signaling no resignation by Chamberlain and Balfour retaining leadership. The piece argues for a revised tariff favoring manufacturing goods and broader freedom to negotiate while dropping imported food taxation.
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England
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Balfour argues for free trade in new pamphlet
London sept 15 the premier mr balfour released advance sheets of a pamphlet on insular free trade outlining arguments for britains fiscal policy the pamphlet accompanies a forthcoming Sheffield speech and defends free trade while warning protectionist rivals that britain bears the burdens of the empire and must rely on foreign markets and colonies for balance.
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England
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President declines local politics talk on Sylph visit
Oyster Bay reports quote President Roosevelt will not discuss New York City local politics during his Ellis Island visit. He has not offered any guidance on mayoral candidates and will meet visitors only as a host, avoiding political talk on the municipal campaign. Bellamy Storer and guests join the President aboard the Sylph for the trip to Ellis Island and beyond.
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New York
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Bellamy Storer
United States
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Harvard
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Columbia
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John la Farge
Owen Wister
the Hill
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the Press Association
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Oyster Bay Board of Trade
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
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Antietam Battlefield
New Jersey
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Herrisburg
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Jerome Attacks Low as Primary Results Shuffle City
District Attorney Jerome issued a strong letter in Lakeville attacking Mayor Low, while several candidates lost in primaries. Grout may accept a fusion nomination for Controller after returning from Europe. Republican wins included Healy over Merwin and Newstead over Stiebling. Democrats saw Finn top Kennedy and Devery beat Goodwin.
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Europe
Jerome Letter Targets Mayor Low In Bitter Expose
In Lakeville Conn Sept 15 Jeremiah fires a public letter to C C Nadal of Citizens Union attacking Mayor Low as egotistical timid and declares a relentless bid against his renomination. Jerome blasts Republicans and unions, hints at fusion on his own terms, and vows to fight until the nomination is settled.
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New York
Devery Loses District Leadership Fight in Dirty Tammany Clash
In a bruising ward race Devery defeated Frank J. Goodwin and Frank L. Dowling for district leadership but Goodwin and Dowling win the Tam many General Committee delegates. Devery vows to run for mayor on the Independent People’s party line while alleging covert cooperation between opponents. He blames graft in Fourteenth Street and cites thugs and vote tampering as factors in the upset.
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Independent People’s Party
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Jim” Gaffney
Newark
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Grout weighs renomination amid fusion pressure
Controller Grout signals openness to a fusion renomination while weighing private talks with friends and political leaders. He returns from six weeks abroad with his wife and two children and faces questions from reporters and officials including Mayor Low and Borough President Swanstrom. He says a long tenure in the Controller’s office is preferable, hints at retirement if needed, and notes the party’s anti-Tammany support may influence his decision.
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Bulgaria Hesitates as Mobilization Rumors Grow
Bulgaria awaits a reply from the powers after its note to the Porte. Rumors of mobilization swirl as Sofia readers hear of first three divisions recalled and a frontier build up. Premier Petroff cites Turkish policy in Macedonia and warns of dangers to Bulgaria as 300000 troops gather near the border. Continued on third page.
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Burgas
New Revolt Under Way East of Vardar
A general insurrection in the vilayet of Salonica east of the Vardar River began yesterday. The region is divided into eight districts, each commanded by a Bulgarian officer. General Zontcheff, president of the Macedonian Committee, leads the insurgents. A Greek-organized band near Drama threatens to destroy the village of Grurejik.
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