Taft Read Reciprocal Trade Message To Congress
President Taft transmitted the reciprocal trade agreement with Canada to Congress. The note urges early action, notes precongress consent by preceding congress, and calls for continued consideration in an extraordinary session to avoid delay in tariff changes and broader commerce benefits.
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Wpcident
Taft
Dominion of Canada
Watte Candreese
Senate
House of Representatives
Sixty-first Congress
Mhe
Canada
United States
Congress
Address on Advertising by H N McKinney at Harvard
An address on What Advertising Is delivered at Harvard by H N McKinney of N W Ayer & Son. He defines advertising as creating desire and explains honesty as foundation, with the press as key for new articles and education. He notes quick results can mislead and lasting success requires patient study of human nature.
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Cambridge
H. N. McKinney
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
McKinney
Farre
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Corrected April 5 1911 the Frederick market lists prices for farm commodities and feeds. Wheat No 2 red shelled corn oats barley flour and meal rates are provided along with feed staples like bran middlings red dog and cotton seed meal. Hay Timothy and mixed hays are priced by grade and ton with clover also listed.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Derick
Champion Eater Defeated by George Barclay in Quantico Contest
Bern Jones of Trappe district near Salisbury lost to George Barclay at Barclay's home near Quantico in a eating contest. Barclay reportedly ate large quantities of varied foods, drank water, and consumed a lamp chimney and pennies after Jones could not continue. Clarence Bauey of Quantico praised Barclay as a remarkable eater and drinker.
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Bern Jones
Trappe
Salisbury
George Barclay
Quantico
Barclay
Gibraltar
Jones
Lincoln
Clarence Bauey
United States
William Goat
Attack on Booker T. Washington Evokes Presidential Letter
A white assailant, Albert Ulrich, attacked Booker T. Washington in New York. President Taft sent a letter of confidence praising Washington. Ulrich waived examination and was held. Rumors suggest the case may not be called, with Washington believing the attack stemmed from a mistaken impression.
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Booker T. Washington
New York City
Albert Ulrich
Taft
Dr. Washington
Turin Vidal Pee
Ultickh
Teal
Woman is mayor declares plan to clean Hunnewell
Ila Wilson is proclaimed mayor of Hunnewell Kansas after a tied election with O M Akers. Voters favored a race to decide the office. Wilson promises to clean up the town and enforce liquor and gambling statutes.
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Hunnewell
Crushed by Fallin g Wall Kills Child in New York Tenement
A rear wall collapse at 4064 Third Avenue destroys the one story of a tenement. Katherine Graif aged six is killed. her father William Graff is gravely injured. Fred, eight, suffers a fractured leg and serious injuries. two other boys aged eleven and seven are bruised. Police and authorities investigate the accident.
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New York
Third Avenue
Katherine Graif
Wiliam Graff
Fred
John
Jess
Taft's Secretary Hikes Salary to Seven Thousand Five Hundred
Washington April 5 C D Hilles of Dobbs Ferry N C former assistant secretary of the treasury assumed the duties of secretary to the president. The new secretary will receive seven thousand five hundred dollars a year, a gain of fifteen hundred over Charles D Norton who retires to become vice president of the First National Bank New York. Groundhog Attack Injures Boy in York County. Emory, son of Frank Schaffer near Zion 3, Pa, was bitten badly on the leg by a groundhog after chasing it from bushes and attempting to kill it.
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Norton
Washington
Apri
C D Hilles
Dobbs Ferry
N. C
the Treasury
Charles D Norton
First National Bank
New York
York
Emory
Frank Schaffer
Near Zion 3
Frederick County Republican candidates seek primary nominations
A collection of candidate notices from Frederick County Md announcing runs for Sheriff State's Attorney and Judge of the Orphans Court. Politicians urge party supporters to back them in the upcoming primaries, listing names such as Charles T Fagan W H Hinks Milton Kepaugh and others.
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Prederick
Coure St
Mab
The
Orphans’ Court
Prederick County
Bsderick
Frederick Diatrict
Combuc
Eiesseduby
Quy K. Mottgr
Miederfelt
Beadjariek County
Sherif
Scorr
Welty
Frederick County
James A. Jones
William H. Hinks
Margolam
JL Milton Kepauveh
Not clear herd tuberculosis test notice at Locus level dairy
Public notice from TF Rush Lewis herd owner with motto Prevention better than cure. Veterinarians R Rush Lewis and I R V Smith certify the entire herd has been tuberculin tested and passed as tuberculosis free. Notary public George W Heinlein attested on February 7.
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R. Rush Lewis
I. R. V. Smith
Rush Lewis
K. ¥. Smith
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Prederick District
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