Glove tariff debate and New Chamber of Commerce formed
Patchy local report outlines tariff arguments over Dingley era gloves with price estimates and a proposed compromise. It notes the New Chamber of Commerce in Newton electing officers and the senate house tax amendment details, alongside updates on mutual benefit organizations and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Von
D. C
Senate
House Con
Benator
Root Ae
Mutua
Can
Daughter of the Confederacy Leader Dies in Colorado Springs
Margaret Howell Jefferson Mayes, 64, widow of J Addison Hayes of the First National Bank, died at her Colorado Springs home after a illness of several months. The physician cited complications of diseases as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Ae Margaret Howell Jefferson Mayes
Jefferson Davia
Mra. Hagew
J. Addison Hayes
First National Bank
Mra Hayes
Iness
Turkish Court Martials Denounce Local Police In Adana Massacres
Reports of court-martials on the Adana massacres were made public in Constantinople, condemning police and local authorities for incapacity and apathy. Meanwhile the steamer Romford Castle, from Guyana, arrived in Royal Roads and was nearly blown ashore in a gale, flooding the hold to gain water clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Adana
I Police
Romford Caatie
Gnayman
Royal Roads
This Man Wants Wife From Seattle
William Clark seeks a wife from Seattle after touring the Alaska Yukon Pacific fair. He promotes his mining wealth and plans to marry a Beatty maid upon leaving Seattle. China welcomes Crane as minister to China after Taft selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark
Aluka and
Hoatte
Clark
Anya
Seattle
Alaska
Beattie
China
Crane
Charles B. Crane
Chicago
Taft
Worcester Board of Trade plans AYP exposition train
The Worcester Board of Trade will send a special train to Seattle on August 11 carrying a 9000 mile parcel promoting the AYP exposition. The Board and its Journal have driven New England interest in the fair with strong support from the New England Club of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade of
Worcester
Mana
Seattle
Board of Trade Journal
Worcester Organ Testion
New England
Massachusetts
New England Club
Gutterflies for Hat Pins Pupils Plan In Spokane
A Palouse Washington youth group ages six to twelve has started a venture catching butterflies at a confectionery shop in Spokane The insects are treated with chlorine and mailed to Spokane to be metallized for hat pins a novelty project reflecting local schoolboy enterprise.
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Spokane
Palouse
Wash
Two Killed as Train Jumps Track Near Manchester
A Monon passenger train derailed while rounding a curve south of Manchester Indiana. Two men were killed and six passengers injured. The victims named are engineer N. Burn and fireman T. Austin.
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Chicago
Manchester
Ind
N. Burn
T. Austin
William Barrett Dies After Freight Accident at Ballard
William Barrett aged 50, single, died at Parry hospital Ballard after being mangled by a Northern freight train Sunday night. He and Leonard Barry were riding the freight toward Missoula Montana. Barrett fell from the car at Twentieth Northwest and Vernon. His right leg was severed at the knee and his left foot crushed. Barrett’s body lies in Bleite and Rafferty funeral home Fremant.
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William Barrett
Parry Hospital
Ballard
Northern
Barrett
Leonard Barry
Miesoula
Mont
Twentieth
Northweat
Vernon
Barret
Bleite & . Rafferty, Fremant
Strange Carved Vessel Described in Dakotah Log
Capt Rows of the Ol steamer Dakotah reports in Manila bound voyage from Manila to San Francisco. His log notes an odd deep sea formation described as forty feet long by ten feet wide with a cavernous mouth resembling locomotive headlight, logged at 45.40 north 162 west.
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Ban Francisco
Rows
Ma & Nila
Four Die in Berlin Cycle Race Disaster
At the old Botanic Gardens in Berlin, four people were killed and many others injured when a motorcycle exploded and a fire broke out during a cycle race late yesterday. The accident occurred amid a chaotic scene with over twenty seriously hurt and a dozen more lightly injured.
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United Pres
Berlin
Old Botanic Gardens
Yeaterday
Tragic Sloop Capsize Kills Sixteen Near New York
Sixteen people including five women drowned when an excursion sloop capsized off New York. The vessel carried 22 passengers before sinking. In a separate incident in Darlington, Frances Lord aged 4 was shot and killed by a 10 year old boy imitating a movie pistol.
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New York
Yeaterday
Blaey Vietina
Darlington
Frances Lord
Don Carlos 15 Dead Don Carlos Duke of Madrid Dies
Don Carlos of Hourbon heir to the Spanish throne died in Varese from apoplexy aged 106. Born Laybach March 30 1848 he claimed the throne under Philip V’s law. Gen James B Weaver preached a lay sermon at the First M B Church in Colfax Iowa addressing national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My United Press
Rome
Don Carlos of
Hourbon
Varese
Don Carlos
Duke of Madrid
Philip V
Spain
Charlies VII
Laybach
Austria
Don Juan
Don Carlos Charles VII
Count de Montemolin
Plans for Washington Conservation meeting on July 27
Members of the Washington Conservation Association will meet in the Chamber of Commerce room on Tuesday July 27 to plan the national conclave at the exposition August 24. Invitations have been sent to prominent men nationwide and many have confirmed attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Conservation Asociation
Chamber of Commerce
Soldier punished and mutiny leads to tragedy in Russian army
An unclear report describes a Russian officer who slashed two soldiers with a knife and then killed himself with a knife. Lt Petersburg is mentioned amid a scene of corporal punishment and disciplinary measures in a provincial setting. Historical details mix in a tragic incident near Michyled, Novgorod with a knife wound and self infliction.
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Pree
LT. Petersburg
Crustel
Red Knife
Kavaler
Hotelene
Michyled
Novgorod
July Sale Furniture Highlights and Prices
A list of July sale prices features a Princess Dresser at $19.85 in oak or mahogany finishes with serpentine drawers and beveled mirror. a Rocker at $5.95 in oak or birch with saddle seat. an Oak China Closet at $20.00 with large bevel mirrors. an Iron Bed at $6.95. a Library Table at $18.95 in mahogany. and a Morris Chair at $9.85 in quarter-sawed oak or birch with velour cushions.
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Morris
July Sale Offers Wide Range of Office Desks and Tables
The Office Furniture section features special prices on desks of various grades and styles including roll top models with sanitary or full bases, flat top and standing desks, book keepers desks, typewriter desks and stands, plus office tables and chairs in multiple sizes.
Silver-Plated Ware Special Priced In Store
Silver plated fern dishes feature open-work design with removable clay lining at 544 inches diameter and priced at 95 cents each. Silver plated berry sugars and creamers in French gray with gilt lining offered as a pair for 3.50.
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NEW Chamber OF Commerce
Rewton Chamber of Commerce
PP. Padden
Lee Monahan
Second View
W. W. Edmondson
Rootey
Paul Houser
Treasuren
O. S. Wolley
Questio
Charile
THE
Confederacy
Hub Cloth Co., Inc
Max Bornstein
Pres
Morris S. Bornstein
Sec
Treas
the Nub Clothing CO. Inc
Pest
Seattle, Wash
Seattle Daily Star
Seattle Star
the Hub Clothing Company, Inc
Hub Clothing Co
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Hill
Majestic
Frederick & Nelson
McCray
Tors
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