Germany to be in early tariff talks with US
Washington December reports indicate Germany may be among the first European nations to seek favorable minimum tariff terms under a new tariff act. Count Von Bernstorff, the newly arrived German ambassador, plans talks with Secretary Root for a possible treaty arrangement to precede President Roosevelt’s approval of the act.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
America
Congress
Count van Bernstorff
Root Todey
Roosevelt
Baron von Sternburg
Foreign Office
United States
Washington
American Congress
State Department
Failure in Wall Street forces assignment by H W Poor
Henry W Poor trading as H W Poor & Co at 32 Wall Street assigns for creditors. He is a member of the banking house H W Poor & Co of New York and Boston. Long prominent in financial and social circles, he resides at a Lexington Avenue Gramercy Park mansion built by Cyrus W Field.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry W. Poor
H. W. Poor & Co
Wall Street
Poor
H.W. Poor & Co
Boston
Lexington Avenue
Gramercy Park
North
Cyrus W. Field
Societal economists gather for annual meetings in Atlantic City
Delegates from across the United States attend the year end gatherings of four major groups: the American Sociological Society, the American Economic Association, the American Association for Labor Legislation, and the American Statistical Association. Topics include the modern family and collective bargaining with speakers such as Mre c. B. Gumda of New York and Prof. A. M. Patten delivering the address.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
American Sociological Society
The
American Economic Association
American Association For Labor Legislation
American Statistical Association
Mrec
Miss Roosevelt Debutante At White House Dance
Washington society notes the White House debut of Miss Ethel Roosevelt tonight with many guests from across cities. Harvard youths attend, and house parties from New York and Washington, including Margaret Roosevelt and Cornelia Langdon, will be chaperoned by Mrs. John E. Roosevelt and Mrs. Robert Bacon hosts.
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D. C
White House
Ethel Roosevelt
Harvard
Whitse House
Margaret Roosevelt
Cornelia Langdon
Priscilla Staton
Madeline Harland
Janette
Eleanore Murray
New York
John E. Roosevelt
Charles Munn
Robert Bacon
Raid in Chinatown Leads to Mass Chinese Detention
In San Francisco on December 28, 160 Chinese residents were arrested during a sudden raid on gambling dens in the Chinatown quarter. The operation, led by new police chief Jesse Cook, booked all detainees for violating the anti gambling ordinance.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Jesse Cook
Health squad plans sulfur dioxide fruit tests
A California team led by Dr. A. J. Atkins launches an experiment to determine if sulphur dioxide used in dried fruit harms humans. A dozen volunteers will eat sulphured fruit daily, reporting variety and amounts consumed, in a method aiming to settle the dispute with Dr. Harvey Wiley over the pure food issue.
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Associated Press
Branciaco
Cal
Weehington
California
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
A. J. Atking
Atkins
Wiley
Gompers Returns to Time Amid Labor Union Row
In New York Samuel Gompers sent a letter to the Central Federated Union indicating he has discontinued the practice of listing unions in The Federation list, following counsel’s advice. The union suspended its unfairist for a time while protesting Judge Wright's decision.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel Gompars
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Central Federated Union
Gomperg
Federation
Central Frederated Union
Chinese Riots Spread as Opium Prohibition Sparks Uprising
The Associated Press reports riots spreading from Saturday as natives refuse to plant opium poppies. The unrest now touches twelve villages. About 2,009 men are under arms twenty miles west of Tungan, withdrawing to two Belin mountains. Authorities seek more troops from a Foochow viceroy.
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Associated Press
Anoy
Tungan
Belin
Foochow
Fire Damages Hospital in Dec 28 Blaze
Gedalia Mo December 28 A fire at a laywood hospital caused about 15000 dollars in damage. All patients were safely removed. The fire is believed to have started from an electrical short circuit possibly caused by a worn wire.
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Associated Press
Gedalia
Laywood Hospital
Carnegie Foresees Labor Rising Through Profit Sharing
Andrew Carnegie envisions labor advancing to full partner status in industry via joint stock and profit sharing. He cites the United States Steel model and Filene stores as examples, arguing that worker ownership aligns interests, improves management, and offers a path to universal wage security and mutual profit.
Carnegie sees co ownership reshaping labor and capital
The article argues that joint ownership of firms by workers and managers can foster tighter ties, mutual understanding, and better dispute resolution. It envisions a future where workers are both laborers and capitalists, attending shareholder meetings and sharing in profits, marking a new era in labor relations. The author notes this is a pioneering step, not a immediate change, and frames labor-capital unions as a possible, evolving path toward improved conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Labor Au
Andrew Osrongie
Carnegie
Mir
Carnegie Steal Company
Qgarnegio Saya
Laken
Anield
Ceapora
Fauman Society
Hne
Landers
Relief fund agency to close as year opens
With a balance of 397 207 25 on hand the relief corporation which handled the San Francisco earthquake aid will distribute the remaining funds to charitable organizations and cease operations the first of the year During its existence the corporation distributed 9 558 140 76 in aid.
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Associated Presa
San Francisco
Cal
Relief Corporation
Attempt by Inmate to Take Life at Local Resort
Shawano Wisconsin December 28 Special to The Northwestern Clinton aged twenty six an inmate of a disreputable resort attempted death by taking blue mercury A physician was summoned and it is believed she will recover.
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Wla
Eive
Clinton
Donn's Kidney Pills Endorsed For Kidney Trouble Relief
Mrs August Waller of Oshkosh Wisconsin attests that Donn's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and frequent urination, noting her husband also benefited. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the sole remedy, sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 50 cents.
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Otter St
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Foster-Milburn Co
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New York
United States
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