Free Trade Split Sparks Coast to Coast Debate
Washington observers report rifts among Republicans Progressives and Democrats over the Canadian reciprocity pact sent by President Taft to Congress The measure alarms some in the GOP while Democrats claim delight but wary members fear higher living costs and farm impacts Massachusetts Representative Gardner opposes free fish while McCall leads pro reciprocity efforts in the House with a planned early Ways and Means committee report and possible Senate hurdles anticipated.
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President Proclamation to Mark Canadian Trade Admission
A discussion of possible effects on Badger state products if a proposed administration bill becomes law. The measure would require the president to issue a proclamation when satisfied that Canada is admitting U S products per the agreement.
Great Northern Expands Ore Yard and Yard Facilities
A Wisconsin special reports Great Northern prepares to resume work on its Superior ore yards roundhouse and related buildings halted earlier. The project, started over a year ago to handle increased ore traffic, will be rushed to completion as the season opens.
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Manitowoc Traction case up for final review in supreme court
In Manitowoc and Northern Traction Co. v Wisconsin supreme court reversed Winnebago circuit ruling, stating ordinance becomes a contract but railroad commission appeal would be final. Other cases affirmed or remanded include C J Wojahn v Nation Union Bank Oshkosh and Brinison admin vs C N W Railroad.
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United States Fidelity, and Guarantee Company
Senate Sparks Fly Over Taft Tariff Board Measure
In Washington January 31 a clash between Senators Beveridge and Bailey signaled sharp opposition to the Taft tariff board bill. Bailey demanded regular order as Beveridge urged tabling and delay. The senate set February 2 for a vote on the ocean mail subsidy bill and advanced a pure food labeling amendment. The Canadian reciprocity bill faced executive session next Thursday and Secretary Knox was invited to explain terms. River and harbor appropriations totaling about 36 million dollars were approved after three hours of debate.
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Big Fire at Clear Lake Strikes Wisconsin Town
A major blaze in Clear Lake Wisconsin destroyed several business buildings including Joseph Holmes general store and Bridgeman and Russell cream depot. Dr M P Goodwin's office gutted. Loss partly insured. Fire also hit timber warehouse and stores of Bright & Ashbaugh and Cocke & Orr in Strathcona Alberta with estimated $60,000 loss.
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Snowslide Kills Three at Utah Copper Mine
Three men are reported dead and ten missing after a snowslide at the Utah Coaliton mine near Alta. Rescue teams from Salt Lake City and Park City search through heavy rain and impassable roads. Victims were in the mine office while missing workers were buried in the bunk house following the slide.
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Keen Battle Fought With Over Hundred Slain
A chaotic report from January 31 describes federal forces under General Luque divided and besieged in Ojinaga and Cuchillo Parrade after a costly ambush near Cayame. Dorantes leads a retreating column, harried by insurgents who promise to trap him in the foothills as reinforcements converge from Mulato and Boquillita.
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Talamantes Leads Rebel Forces as Prisoner in Latest Clash
Former federal colonel Talamantes commanded rebel fighters and is now in captivity. A prior report claimed Varges, Jefe Politico of Montezuma, was killed in the Battle Ja, but this claim is denied by officials.
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Bank Robberies Hit Small Towns With Dynamite
In Galesburg on January 24 the Bank of Swan Creek was dynamited with six charges. The robbers escaped with about $3,000. In Kane on July 21 robbers broke into the private bank of F Green & Co. no charges are clear and it is uncertain if money was taken.
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Death Toll Climbs From Taal Volcano Eruption
Associated Press reports Manila January 30 conservative toll from Mont Taal eruption and related tidal wave now at 160 dead. Earthquakes persist with no letup in ash and lava showers. Observatorio records 187 shocks to noon, 25 strong per seismograph readings.
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Mont Taal
Superior Expects Trade With Canada Reciprocity
A Superior Wisconsin report says local business leaders await ratification of the Canada reciprocity treaty. They expect a surge in trade due to better traffic connections and anticipate immediate construction of the grain elevator by the Santa company, as existing firms handle current commerce.
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Religious Play Barred in Philadelphia
Clergymen and vigilant groups forced the Philadelphia police to prohibit Sarah Bernhardt from performing La Sacramentaire in the city this afternoon. Bernhardt had planned a special matinee during a weeklong engagement, prompting days of agitation over the production.
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Grand Jury Questioning of Danville City Attorney
Danville city affairs stirred as City Attorney Frank W. Jones was questioned by a grand jury. He refused to answer a juror's question citing ethical grounds, then sought counsel. The court ordered his return this afternoon.
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Danville
Frank W. Jones
Jones
Fusion May Break Senatorial Deadlock in Albany
Albany dispatch reports efforts to break the U S senator deadlock through a Republican and Democrat coalition against Sheehan. The twelfth ballot shows Kernan and others gaining support as Tammany seeks governor Dix help and Roosevelt insurgents weigh a conference as high stakes moves unfold.
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Woman Receives Vote for U.S. Senate in Colorado Legislature
At the joint hia date in Denver on January, Mrs. Kithering M. Cooke former state superintendent of public schools received a vote for United States senator. There was no material change in the joint ballot.
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Cole, Jan
United States
Colorado
Kithering M. Cooke
Carnegie Donation Tops 1.25 Million for Dunfermline
It was learned today that Andrew Carnegie has donated another 1.25 million dollars for his philanthropic efforts in his birthplace Dunfermline Scotland. The gift adds to his ongoing foundations and projects in the area.
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Andrew Carnegie
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Scotland
J G Robin Testifies At Sanity Trial In Bank Scandal
J G Robin testified in a sanity trial linked to a bank scandal. He claimed bribery tied to securities at the Riverside branch of a Northern bank and produced a $4,000 check as proof of payment. Hutchins questioned the department’s handling as Robin criticized the Fidelity Development company.
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San Francisco Wins Panama Expo Site in House Vote
San Francisco won preliminary recognition in the House on a 188 to 179 vote to take up the Panama exposition measure. Reports describe cheering crowds and a largely party-crossing debate as supporters touted the western city as the site for the world fair near the canal.
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Two Wives in Same City Spark Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee woman claims Anton Glisch led a dual life with a wife on the east side and another on the south side. Alleged to have married Miss Troslé Toussman in October, she says their wedding occurred in Chicago and that he abandoned the family home at 525 Milwaukee Street.
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Haine to Seek Parole for Slaying Case
Capt Peter C Haine who is serving up to fifteen years in Sing Sing for the 1908 slaying of William E Annis at Bayside Long Island is expected to apply to the board of pardons for parole He has served almost two years of his term and recently resigned his army captaincy
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Peter C. Haine
William E. Annis
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Wisconsin Assembly Beats Old Orders in New Bills
Bills introduced in Manitowoc and Madison reshape liquor proximity rules near state schools and a bid to end state inspection bureaus. A second choice primary measure and a deferred tax plan accompany efforts as the judiciary committee meets to discuss report mainlines for 1909.
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Cheese Poisoning Triggers Family Illness in Manitowoc
J B Shulkey, secretary of the Maartower Mutual Insurance Co, and three of his relatives were poisoned after eating cheese. Shulkey resumed activity today and his family, who were under physician care since Saturday, are reported out of danger.
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Maaritower Marual Lure Insurance Company
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Sladkey
Young West Salem Lad Seeks General Housekeeper Post
Milwaukee Wisconsin January 31. A seventeen year old Benjamin A Jones of West Salem has formally applied for the position of general housekeeper. He says he can furnish references and desires the job. The application was received by the superintendent of the free employment bureau in La Crosse.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Free Employment Bureau
Benjamin A. Jones
West Salem
Wisconsin Butter Makers hold tenth annual meeting in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Butter Makers association begins its tenth annual meeting in Milwaukee with about 500 attendees. Three carloads of machinery are on display and 200 tubs of butter showcased. Prizes totaling 2000 are to be awarded.
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