Australian wool tariff hopes drive U S shipment talk
The Glasscock Montana Independent reports British ambassador James Bryce in Melbourne predicting a possible early cut in the American wool tariff. He says lower duties would boost Australian wool exports to the United States, a point echoed by Montana sheep men wary of Democratic tariff proposals and the 1894 market collapse.
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James Bryce
United States
Australia
Melbourne
Montana
Ways and Means Committee of the House
Congress
America
Tl Fang
Hagland
London
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt and Reciprocity Shifts and Endorsements
An analysis of Theodore Roosevelt's stance on reciprocity with Canada. The piece recalls Roosevelt's earlier support for free trade with Canada and reciprocity, cites his 1911 letters and speeches, and argues his later opposition was political expediency to aid his third term ambitions. It contrasts Taft's measured approach with Roosevelt's perceived insincerity.
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Roosevelt
Canada
BS. Cake
Theodore Roosevelt
Roone Wrete
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Republian Club
New York City
Panama Canal
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
West
House of Representatives
Opera Cafe lunch offer remembered in town
Notice of the issuance of an attachment. In the Seventh Judicial District of Idaho Canyon County District Court, George Rezac as Administrator plaintiff versus C H Mellor defendant, State of Idaho, Canyon County.
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Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
County of
Canyon
George Rezac
Plaintift
W. Stovel
P. H. Lyon
Payette
Idaho
Taft Campaign Cheer Marks Bid for Reelection
A flood of letters from Chicago and Wisconsin supporters expresses strong backing for President Taft. Contributors call him an honest, able leader and say no change is needed, praising his dignified conduct and administration as a decisive factor in seeking another term.
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Chicago
Taft
United States
Wisconsin
Quincy
Taft backs wage rise for railway mail clerks in 1913 plan
President Taft urged Congress to classify and raise pay for railway mail clerks. About 16 700 clerks would see promotions and pay increases, with top earners reaching 1800 dollars annually, and some already paid higher starting at 900 dollars a year. The plan aims to reward faithful service and shorten promotions over time.
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Congress
Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
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