Canada and United States Near Tariff Concessions Deal
A March 28 report says Canada and the United States reached an understanding on adjusting tariffs to grant Canada minimum rates while the U S would receive intermediate rates on many articles. The deal, discussed by Taw Fielding Graham Knox Pepper and others, could bypass parliamentary approval and be enacted by an executive order.
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Washington
Canada
United Ethtey
United States
France
United Sites
Taw
Fielding
George P. Graham
Knox
Charles N. Pepper
U. & Adepts
Inter Country
Counscil
Senate
Mnly
Buried Without a Casket Aged Man's Odd Funeral Request
A Creek farmer William Mines Boyce who died Wednesday asked to be buried without a coffin, with a mattress and two pillows in a shallow grave, then placed upright in a cot and wrapped. Undertaker William Sauls Holt recalled the tale when preparing the burial at Pepper burying ground. The plan was altered to a coffin after sons confirmed the request.
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William Mines Boyce
Aden
Age Boyce
William Sauls- Holt
Sint
Holt
Calidad
Boyce
Tong
Massachusetts Tariff Revolt Upsets Republican Vote in District
Boston reports a tariff driven revolt against the Republicans in Massachusetts Fourteenth District. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and party leaders faced voter backlash as Benator Foss, now aligned with the Democrats, defeated Buchanan. Voters blamed the party for unpopular tariff policies. Foss’s move from the Republican to Democrat camp and Buchanan’s unpopularity in the district contributed to the shift.
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Boston
N. Foss
Nara Lovering
Manly
Buchanan
Massachusetts
Foss
Douglas
Fourteenth
Railroad Men to Meet Taft in Worcester Assembly
Worcester plans an unprecedented gathering for April 2 and 4 to host over 10 000 railroad men from the United States Canada and Mexico. President Taft and eastern railroad executives will form a reception committee with mass meetings at Mechanic Hall and a formal address in the afternoon after a Millbury visit.
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Worcester
Maia
United States
Canada
Mexico
Taft
East
Mechanien Hall
Millbury
Misa Della J. Torrey
Washburn Hall
Mechanice Hall
Convict Garrison Forges Escape by Self-Harm in Missouri
Jefferson City March 28 A Platte county convict, Frank Garrison, serving a 17 year murder sentence, has repeatedly maimed his hands to gain hospital stays and avoid work. After amputating his right middle finger, he returned to the saddle-tree shop and then cut off his left little finger, hoping to avoid labor until release. Officials fear further self harm to dodge required labor.
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Jefferson City
Frank Garrison
Platte County
Garrison
Ajm
Third Similar Accident Fatal in Middletown Man
Middletown New York March 28 Henry Brien aged sixty three with a deformity that shortened one leg and required a high heel died after a third fall similar to two prior accidents. His heel caught on a step causing a fall that fractured his skull and broke his jaw. he died within an hour.
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Middletown
N. Y
Henry Brien
Gun Exploded on Cruiser Charleston During Target Practice
Report from Manila on March 28 states a gun aboard the cruiser Charleston exploded during target practice in Olona. Casualties uncertain, the ship was en route to Cavite for repairs.
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Manila
Charleston
Kite accident drags man to 360 foot fall in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 2 a man identified as William Fletcher, about seventy years old, was dragged over Telegraph Hill by a monster kite while lying in its cord. He fell about 360 feet to the ground, sustaining fatal injuries.
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San Francisco
William Fletcher
R Che
Ezra Meeker
Oregon
Kansas City
Dalles
Ore
Bae Eaie
Appendicitis debate sparks medical memory and nerve links
Physicians debate Dr Peterson on a London Royal Society paper about appendicidal degeneration, noting prior work by Drs Abbey and Martin in New York. The discussion covers Fibrous degeneration causes inside middle aged and elderly patients, reflex abdominal pain, and the shift from simple removal to targeted treatment.
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Peterson
Royal Society of Medicine
London
New York
Robert Abbey
Robert JT. Martin
Severnh
Tilbeon
de. Peterson
Deawkins
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Fond
Gunn
Deseribes
PROFIT IN PENNIES Last Year Government Made at Least $1 000 000
The treasury earned over one million dollars from one cent and five cent coins last year. High demand for pennies driven by vending machines and coin substitutes raises yearly production needs while older minor coins have been phased out. The government now limits circulation to the one cent and five cent pieces to control costs and pricing.
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Uncle Sam
Remarkable Bloodine claims boost forty pounds in forty days
An advertisement touts Bloodine as a tissue builder capable of rapidly increasing weight and nerve strength. It features testimonials from a well known man and others who allegedly gained up to forty pounds in forty days, urging readers to buy Bloodine by mail from the Bloodine Corporation in Boston and agent J A Williamson.
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George
Bloodine Corporation
Boston
Mann
J. A. Williamson
Easter Fashion Parade Transforms Atlantic City Boardwalk
Crowds of women in gowns, floral hats, and jewels flooded the Boardwalk at Atlantic City on Easter Sunday. Over 200000 promenaders filled the scene as trains delivered visitors from New York and Philadelphia, while 100000 new arrivals were noted for the homeward rush. Brilliant sunshine and a southerly breeze set a festive mood as hotels filled, cars crowded the streets, and fashion on display ranged from ballroom style gowns to parasols and ornate hats.
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Atlantic City
Chelsea
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Offidala
Menle
Atreeta
Cnsturies
Chantecler
Fairbanks Improved as Cold Relief Spreads
Indianapolis report says former Vice President Fairbanks shows marked improvement from a heavy cold with throat involvement. Doctors note no lung congestion and expect a rapid convalescence with careful care and stable temperature. Philadelphia blaze roars through Broad Street area causing $700,000 damage to Zara Oil, Hanay White, Termin White, and related firms.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Philadelphia
Lehigh Avenue
Somerset Street
Reading
Zara of Company
Hanay- White Company
Termin & White, Mt
C. a. bihimalpr, & Co._ cogl
Zara Company
Etna eruptions intensify at Catania in march heat
In Catania Mount Etna eruptions increased signaling renewed violence as lava flows crack craters and eject fragments and ashes over a wide area. Explosions occurred in rapid succession and tremors filled the air as residents faced widespread damage and fear. In Wilkes-Barre a despondent lover killed himself after a rejected marriage plan, tearing a photo of Mary Brown from his clothes.
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Catania
Mount Etna
Polton
Wilkes-Barre
Hecatian
Bilman
de Seare
Mary Brown
Daughter Born to Swedish Princess in Stockholm Birth
Crown princess Gustave Adolph of Sweden, formerly Triveesa Margaret of Connaught, welcomed a daughter in Stockholm on March 29. The couple’s other children are Prince Chsldve-Adolnt and Prince Sigvard, with more details unnamed.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustave Adolph
Triveesa Margaret of Connaught
Uirthian
Chsldve -Adolnt
Til
Sigvard
Editon Postmaster Sent to Jail in Fraud Case
James Stanley editor of the Union Oly fexle and the Ridgeville News was imprisoned for one year by a federal court for embezzling funds while postmaster at Holgeville. The case centers on fraudulent handling of postal funds and reflects a federal criminal act against a local publication figure.
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Editon
Indianapalis
James Stanley
Union Olyfexle
Ridgeville
Cure Your Kidneys With Dean's Kidney Pills Demonstrated
Frederick Md resident HH K Hoek testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills provided permanent relief from backache, headaches, and urinary issues after recent confinement and lack of exercise. The ad urges readers with kidney symptoms to buy the remedy at local drugstores, priced at 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
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Frederick
Bright
HH. K. Hoek
Patrick Atrect
Frederick, Md
Jamie
Dean
C. E. Mann
Agle
Price Boc
Foster-Milburn’ Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Lydia E Patan Yerebane Compound Promoted in Knoxville Ad
An old Knoxville Iowa ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ailments. It claims long standing success for displacements irregularities and related pains and offers free advice from Mrs Pinichite Reyna Massetoete.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Lydia E. Patan
Aioe
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinichite Reyna Massetoete
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