Taft Defends Vetoes Of Tariff Makeshifts
Kalamazoo Michigan September 21 President Taft spoke in Grand Rapids and Battle Creek defending his vetoes of last session tariff bills and urging tariff changes only with definite information He argued for reciprocity and the Canadian accord while claiming responsibility for vetoing tariff measures and supporting a tariff commission He cited party platforms and the need to reduce tariffs with adequate protection while noting the limited time and complexities of the tariff debate.
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Coney Isle Mardi Gras Promised as Carnival of Flower and Song
The Tribune previews a carnival styled as a Carnival of Flower and Song at Coney Isle called Mardi Gras or the Fair of the Rough Necks. It promises whimsical, peculiar forms of merriment described and illustrated in next Sunday's edition.
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Cheng-Tu Relieved as Tibet Troops Reach City
Cheng-Tu, capital of Sze-Chuen, relieved after siege as fifteen hundred troops arrive from Tibet. Gates reopen and foreigners reported safe though telegraph lines are being repaired amid ongoing conflict.
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Trolley Car Dives Into Canal Near Trenton
A Trenton Street Railway trolley with seventeen aboard coasted down Prospect street into the Delaware and Raritan Canal. Passengers were rescued unharmed, the motorman swam ashore after brakes failed. The Governor Woodrow Wilson barge passed under an open bridge as rain made tracks slippery.
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Woman Kills For Insult In Opelousas
In Opelousas Louisiana on September 21 Mew J P McCrea shot and killed Allen Garant after claiming insult. Both families noted in St Landry Parish with Garland relatives among local officials.
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Taxi Cab Shootout Leaves Driver Wounded in Brooklyn
Frank Mullen, a taxi driver, was shot in the thigh as a black taxi cab passed the No 2 East 3 Street area. Five men and a chauffeur fled after shooting. Patrolman Ryan追 pursued but the vehicle escaped near First Avenue. Mullen taken to Bellevue Hospital. wound not life threatening. Witness said he was on Lottie Street stoop when the cab passed and shooting occurred amid a possible robbery attempt.
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Negro Drops Cigarette Near Dynamite in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas a Negro named Clark Wilson carried a basket of dynamite that exploded when his cigarette fell into it. He remained calm and refused medical attention saying he was not injured.
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Ben Tillman to Run Again Amid Pitchfork Purchase
Columbia reports Senator Benjamin Tillman announced his candidacy despite rumors he might withdraw. He is expected to face former Representative W. J. Tabert. Tillman, who won in town, purchased two pitchforks for agricultural use and took them home to Trenton.
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Babies Live in Fireless Oven Incubator Twins Born
A fireless oven incubator, fashioned from a kitchen appliance, sustains newborn twins born to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pieper. The boy weighs two pounds and the girl three, with both in separate compartments and fed via a medical dryer as they recover. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle announces his Home Rule conversion.
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Steel shares plunge as market flags on steel fears
United States Steel Corporation leads a sector retreat with common stock down 54 to 4? points and preferred 34 points amid heavy volume. Analysts link the drop to industry uncertainty and speculation on possible dissolution or reorganization of major steel interests.
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Canada Rejection of Reciprocity Defeats Laurier Government
Conservatives secure a fifty seat majority in the next Dominion Parliament led by Robert L. Borden who is elected in Nova Scotia to succeed Laurier. Gains in Quebec Ontario and Maritime Provinces signal shocking shifts amid annexation sentiments.
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Slanderous alienation suit over wife and in laws
Daniel Bachman, a traveling linen salesman, sues Morris Clark and Amelia Clark and Dr. Harry Jarmulowsky for $100,000 in alienation of his wife Martha Bachman. He alleges a conspiracy by her parents and relatives to separate them after an elopement. The couple married at Rev. L Zinsler's church and faced parental opposition rooted in Orthodox Jewish tradition. The case details a tense sequence of meetings, interventions, and family pressure culminating in Bachman being denied access to his wife.
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New York
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Chamberlainites Rejoice Over Laurier Defeat In Canada
A London cable notes Canada’s election result shifts UK tariff debate. Reformers expect revival of Chamberlain’s preferential trade with colonies, while Liberals favor free exchange with America. The piece cites cross party reactions to Laurier’s defeat and reciprocity policy.
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Defence secrets leak arrest shocks naval buffs
Joseph A B of Fore River Shipbuilding County Quincy was arrested today on a secret indictment by a federal grand jury. He faced arraignment before Judge Doge and was committed to jail for lack of bail. The case marks the first use of a new federal act criminalizing publication of warship construction secrets. Frauenfelin allegedly submitted submarine boat building articles to a New York magazine.
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Bare Toes In Dining Room Startle Philadelphia Guests
Two Greek sisters Sapho aged seventeen and her sister sixteen wearing native Greek robes and no shoes or stockings caused a stir in the Bellevue-Stratford dining room. They sat with their father and the Greek Consul as guests, drawing attention with their bare feet and ankles, flowing white garments, black hair, and silk bindings.
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New Scheme Sets 364 Crossings of Brooklyn Bridge
A new record for cars crossing Brooklyn Bridge in rush hour was set between 0100 and 0410 hours with 364 vehicles. The item mentions autumn touring promotions for New England and an address for Ideal Tour Book by The Elton in Waterbury, Connecticut.
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Physician Sues Banker for an Accounting in Supreme Court
Dr Emanuel Baruch sues George W Young of George W Young & Co. in the Supreme Court seeking an accounting of stock transactions. Baruch, a physician and writer, accuses Young of misusing assets, evading loan laws, and forcing mortgage financing with promises of support. He alleges unauthorized stock buys, secret profits, and failure to cover losses, with Young acting as financial trustee and treating Baruch without compensation.
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Laurier Bows to Inevitable Canada Loss
Sir Wilfrid Laurier declares defeat after a long premiership as he accepts the electorate’s verdict on reciprocity with the United States and Britain. He says the country has spoken and he will bow to the decision while maintaining belief in the policy’s potential benefits.
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Borden Defends Canada Policy On Reciprocity
Robert L. Borden argues Canada’s rejection of reciprocity reflects a long standing policy of national development. He says the action was not anti U S but aimed at preserving tariff autonomy. In Kalamazoo Taft says Canada’s failure is a disappointment but trade can continue on existing terms.
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Liberal Defeat in Canada Elections Brings Conservative Majority
Montreal Sept 21 The Laurier government and reciprocity suffered a sweeping defeat in today’s Canadian elections. Conservatives win a massive majority, with Liberal losses across provinces and seven cabinet ministers defeated. Robert L Borden poised to become prime minister. Trade policy shifts delay new reciprocity with the United States.
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