Ex Conressman Cole Praises Taft Tariff Reform
Ex Representative Cole extols President Taft and a New tariff plan that fixes Schedule K protections for wool. He argues Democrats failed with ad valorem duties and warns the wool industry faced ruin under their bill, urging continued Republican leadership and a scientific tariff basis. Cole heads to La Grande to speak on conservation policy.
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Taft
Congress
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Hay
America
White House
Cole
la Grande
Webb Street Tearing for Bitulithic Pavement Start
Newsy Notes of Pendleton report Warren Construction workers began tearing out Webb street planks between Main and Cottonwood to lay bitulithic pavement. Also notes Adams baseball team loss 4 3 at home in an exciting game. Octopus exhibit at Oregon Market draws crowds and a student debate at the high school on immigration policy is recorded with judges’ decisions. A police report details a man jailed after a fighting jag and vandalism at Windsor house.
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Warren Construction Company
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Adams
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FLGS
McCrea
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Harry Krebs
Francis Smith
Ivan Sturdivant
Poston
Claude Hampton
Gordon
Gillette
Raymond
Nell
McDaniel
Harvey
Clayton Strain
John Hinderman
Delta Morris
Paul Finnell
Patton
Effie Duff
Kearney
Alta Street
Windsor House
Fils Pal
Morse Cuts Morgan and Van Wyck Out
Milan Italy Charles W Morae angrily denied J P Morgans arrival in Florence affected his departure Morgan said he left Florence tired Morse refused to discuss future plans and is now heading to Nauheim for baths He also cut ties with Robert A Van Wyck after years in Paris and asked for no further comment on the matter.
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Italy
Charles W. Morae
J. P Morgan
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Nauheim
Morse
Robert A. van Wyck
van Wyck
New York
Paris
Gaynor Leads Women on Scientific Market Trip
Mayor Gaynor and over a thousand Housewives League members led a New York campaign at Washington Market to teach housewives to buy wisely and curb middleman profits. The event drew diverse Manhattan shoppers, from limousines to pedestrians, with aides guiding them through lower prices and better cuts.
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New York
Stern
Gaynor
Housewive
S League
Market Basket Progressives
Washington Market
Ingala
Manhattan
Fragmented Quote on Brides and Meat Choices
A fragment describes brides debating meat preferences with absurd questions. Some seek porterhouse from the neck or rump from the ribs, while others are ignorant meat is sold by the pound. The tone hints at satirical commentary on dining and wedding era norms.
Call Off Police at Chicago Convention
Chicago April 16 County Judge Ownon ordered withdrawal of police guarding the Seventh Regiment armory where the Democratic county convention is in progress and transferred custody of the building to the militia.
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Chicago
Ownon
Seventh Regiment
American woman crosses English Channel in surprising flight
London reports Harriet Quimsby an American woman flew across the English Channel today posing as Mrs Griffith and in France as Mme Alffert. She departed from Dover in her aeroplane and landed at Hurdelot Pranece.
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Hirriet Quimsby
English Channel
Mrs. Griffith
France
Mme. Alffert
Doever
Hurdelot
Pranece
Travel pay controversy over Oregon county superintendent
The article recounts a four year period in which Wellys persuaded the Umatilla County Court to continue $200 yearly travel pay for the county school superintendent, despite a law intended to cap or exclude such costs. A new legislature action later legalized the travel pay, allowing legal collection after years of apparent misapplication.
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Wellys
of County Court
Reland Oliver Campaign Statement Clarifies Cte Subscription
Reland Oliver, a progressive Republican candidate for the legislature, subscribed to Statement No Cte. The note signals his formal alignment with a committee or caucus in the campaign.
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Reland Oliver
And the louder a man talks the less It amounts to
A compact reflection on speech versus action noting that louder boasting often signals weaker substance. The line suggests restraint and substance over loud rhetoric, urging careful attention to deeds rather than loud claims.
Titanic Sinks After Collision with Iceberg Tragedy News
New York reports indicate 1619 souls died in the Titanic wreck after hitting an iceberg, with 866 survivors aboard the Carpathia en route to New York. Early hopes for rescue by Virginian and Carpathia faded as messages showed late arrivals. Notable passenger losses include Astor Guggenheim Strauss Roebling Widener. Separate tale from Kansas City recounts Leo Capelli and Rosa Bohite, two would be travelers thwarted by rail lines, uniting later in spirit despite transport hurdles.
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New Foundland
Kansasity
Rome
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Rosa Bohite
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Kansas City
California
Toes
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Leo's
Titanic wreck claim notes on missing multimillionaires
Report notes that several multi millionaires are believed to have perished when the Titanic sank. The exact identities remain unconfirmed, with authorities reviewing passenger lists and survivor accounts as rescue efforts continue.
Roland Oliver and Statement No One Promoted
Paid advertisement asserts Roland Oliver is the progressive ture and that subscribing to Statement No One guarantees a bountiful crop despite ten false objections.
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