14 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
1
The Taft administration insists enforcement align with statutes and that business methods must change to conform to the law. Taft argues current conduct in business erodes respect for law and that changes are needed, amid Wall Street panic commentary in New York.
President Taft spoke before hundreds of Republicans at the Lincoln day dinner at Waldorf-Astoria, defending the anti trust law and urging restraint in business. He praised tariff revision under the Pasha Aldrich bill and cited a 12 percent drop in ad valorem duties and a 12 percent rise in imports admitted free during the first six months. He urged enactment of postal savings banks, interstate commerce amendments, anti injunction provisions, and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico as part of the party platform.
Washington February 14 confidentially state that after fifteen years of trial a man claims discovery of a process to grow black roses. Dennis Tapple of Savannah Georgia travels to Washington seeking a possible patent for his find.
Eight year old Johnny Weible of West Wyalahsing Avenue Philadelphia dies in West Philadelphia Hospital from hydrophobia after being bitten by a dog that chased him last December. He developed convulsions last Friday and suffered while doctors attempted antitoxin treatment.
Oakland City Indiana February 14 A restaurant keeper FE 8 Neff bought cold storage eggs during a famine and found a woman's address on one egg The writer had been a resident of Evansville three years earlier and claimed she never placed her name on more than one egg She wrote to Dr Harvey Wiley who confirmed storage eggs age and said the proof was given to a congressional subcommittee studying cold storage products
Atlantic City residents follow a missing woman mystery after eighteen year old Jane Adams is found murdered on Ventnor beach. Police seek William Siler and Arvis Siler after Jane left with William at Young’s Pier on Feb 4. Wounds suggest pre sea death. sisters Alice and unknown accompany. Adams family reluctant to accept foul play.
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