Message to Congress No Tariff Revision For the Present
Taft outlines foreign policy, Panama Canal funding, budget deficits, and calls for economy. Highlights include arbitration cases, Far East relations, Latin America, and modernization of State and Treasury actions. Also urges tariff board use, civil procedure reform, and injunctions without notice limits.
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Congress urged territorial governance and reform in Alaska
The speaker advocates appointing a governor and executive council for Alaska with territorial legislative powers suitable for growth, opposes electing a territorial legislature, and urges early special messages to Congress. The message also calls for stronger national health bureaus, stricter campaign finance laws, and broader conservation of natural resources alongside notes on rising prices and economic prosperity.
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Chalk and Water Replace Milk at Warren Farm
Horace Warren near Marbrook reports repeated arson and theft of milk. Suspects set fires to outbuildings, damaging cans replaced with chalk and water. Warren delivered milk to creamery but all cans rejected. other thefts occurred. Family urges swift arrests under law.
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Horace Warren
Marbrook
Warren
Monroe Independent Five Plans Big Basketball Schedule
Monroe December 7 Independent Five of Monroe will travel to Middletown on December 28 to face the Company 1 basketball team in the armor. Manager R. Palen of the local team has written to the Tenth Separate Company of Newburgh for a game on their court in January. He fears acceptance may be slow. Palen also invited the Rubber Five of Goshen for a five-month series. The Cathedral Athletic Club of New York will play the Jorah independents on Saturday night December 14, followed by a lax dinner.
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Burglars Enter Vacant House in Port Jervis
Police investigated a ransacked home of the late Mrs. Almira J. Milla at 47 West Main Street. Burglars entered through a coal hole, grilled meals in the cellar, and scattered contents from bureau drawers as they searched for valuables, which were largely secured in a safety deposit vault after Mrs. Milla’s death. A bag of silverware with the name St John linked to suspects was found near Hackensack, New Jersey.
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St. John
Wilkin
Stephen St. John
D. J. Reagan
Cuddeback
Stesling
Monroe's Erie Station 19 Under Discussion
Special to the Time-Preaee Monroe December 7 The Erie railroad considers a new depot here with survey work and discussions with grain merchant Mr Carpenter who offers a free site beside his National Bank building. Public opinion may favor the present site if a public vote were held. The current station and land are owned by Fred B Knight civil engineer, who stands near the tracks and would require a compensation price. The article recalls Monroe’s early station history and the village center shift from Geamsmikie.
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Erie Railroad
Railroad Company
Carpenter
Ead
National Bank
Ralltoid
Fred B.knight
Ger Sexor
Baiking
Erie
Knight
Mr. Knight
Theid
Geamsmikie
Turner
Tracks Abandoned at Highland Mills
Spelled to Times-Press. About 500 weeds of the short track tacks were stripped of rails by Erie Railroad Co. in preparation for slope changes near the fish Hine factory. Few remain in ground. Company plans burning all fishid dues as waste.
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Aland Mills
Bec
Ncat
Erie Railroad Co
Funeral of Nellie Minerva Eilenberger Held in Alamogordo
Nellie Minerva Eilenberger died Thursday in Alamogordo New Mexico. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John R Eilenberger of Grand Avenue. The service was led by Dr E B Van Dyke Wight pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church with pallbearers Rex Emore Edwin Leonard Lester Conklin Erverst Forthoffer John Lovely Edward Brown and Slanier Holt all former classmates. Burial followed in the family plot in Aiflisite Cemetery.
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Nest
Nellie Minerva Etenberrer
Alamogordo
N. M
John R. Eilenbercer
Grand Ave Pot
Eilenberser
BE. van Dyke Wight
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Razeell Emore
Edwin Leonard
Lester Conklin
Ervest Forthoffer
John Lovely
Bdward Brown
Slanier Holt
Aiflisite Cemetery
Fragmentary claim on explosive nitrogen wads
A garbled line conjectures that nitrogen wads could detonate from a touch by a fish's foot, but the text is unclear and lacks verifiable context or details.
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