Tariff clash and Beveridge reform hopes in Senate debate
Report from Washington on the tariff bill fight led by Senator Beveridge. Insurgent Republicans challenge concessions as Aldrich and allies push for reductions and free duties on lumber and window glass. The piece notes personal pressure on Beveridge and broader political battle amid calls for tariff revision to lower costs while avoiding harming domestic industry.
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Er N Gardner
Washington, D.C
Deveridge
Aldrich
Arant
Senate
Pea
Poland
Iving
AOL
Democrats
Newspapermen Fight in Indianapolis Trial Battle
In Indianapolis on May 31 Delavan Smith and Charles R. Wi Mama owners of the Indianapolis News face criminal libel charges for articles alleged to imply canal corruption. They will appear before Judge Anderson to oppose removal for trial in the District of Columbia.
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Indianapolis
Delavan Smith
Charles R. Wi Mama
Indianapolis News
United States
Anderson
United States District Court
District of Columbia
Knights of Columbus Initiate Members Banquet Held in Seattle
Seattle and Prefontaine councils of the Knights of Columbus held an initiation for new SR candidates and followed with a banquet. More than 300 members attended the event, and local knights have opened club rooms in the Silver block with Secretary James F. Gorman to stay until after the convention next August as attendees from across the country are expected for the convention.
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Seattle
Prefontaine
Knights of Columbus
Silver Block
James F. Gorman
Lumber Prices Boosted in Canada Trade Aims
In Western Canada, prices for common pine rose as output may be reduced to offset tariff shifts. Domestic mills plan to raise prices while seeking profitable trade with the United States after tariff reductions were rejected by the Senate.
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Winnip Hos Manheim
Wimberville
Canada
United State
United States Senate
Seattle Girl Is Married
After a courtship dating back to school days, Frank William Babcock and Miss Ella Marie Churehill married at the bride’s uncle Dr. F A Churchill’s home. Mrs. Babcock studied in Paris, is an artist, and Mr. Babcock was popular in football and basketball circles. they left for Bellingham where he took a bank position.
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Frank William Habcock
Ella Marie Churehill
Unkle
F. A. Churchill
Olympic Place
Habcock
Parle
Heaux Arta
Teat Mt
Babcock
Hellingham
Hacock
Smith rescues woman from drowning at Yukon river
Leaping into water with clothes on, Jation Smith of 206 19th Ave North saved Misa Hattie Walker from drowning last Friday evening. This marks the third life saved by Mr. Smith, who previously saved Sherman Moran in 1887 and Lincoln Pontiva from the Yukon river.
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Smith
Av. N
Misa Hattier
Walker
Mr. Smith
Mfe
Sherman Moran
Lincoln Pontiva
Ley Clatches
Yukon River
Hurwite and Malakoff Win Gerber Stock Auction
Hurwite and Malakoff were the successful bidders for the Gerber stock of Indies cloaks salts millinery and furnishings in the United States bankruptcy court last Friday. A large number of firms bid for the lot and the winner will start a case at Gerber's store on Wednesday.
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Hurwite & Malakoff
Gerber
United States
New Equipment For Earlington Mine
The Earlington Coal company placed orders for cora and other equipment to boost development and output. About 60 men are expected to be employed within a month. The mine lies just outside Barrington opposite a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul tract for machine shops. Jones Thompson Investment of Seattle owns the coalty, operated by theington Coal company under a long lease. Officers include Tom O'Brien president and A Evans secretary and treasurer. ENOG NOTAGLE CAREER. MIDDLETOWN, May 11.- Maj John Waller of Monticello retired after more than 60 years as editor of the Republican, age 3 at start and still in good health.
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Earlington Coal Company
Cora
Ias
Barrington
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Renton
Tom O'Brien
A.evans
Enog Notagle
Middletown
N. Y
United States
Maj
John Waller
Montcello
Sullivan County
Maj. Waller
Republican
Seattle Woman Awarded Breach of Promise Verdict
Mise Bhillig of Seattle was awarded $4200 for breach of promise to marry by John B Jackson of this city. The jury reached its verdict after a long delay, with the case arising from a broken engagement linked to correspondence and a move from Iowa to Seattle.
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Dowed
Varina May
Inore Bhillig
Seattle
John B Jackoon
Thie City
Mise Bhillig
Jackson
Mine Shillie
Iowaland
Mise Shillig
Bpokane
Rescued in the Ocean Near Neah Bay
A Skidoo fishing launch with 20 aboard, unable to move due to engine failure, was rescued by the life saving power boat Audacious near Cape Plattery and towed to Neah Bay. The vessel, owned in Anacortes, was on an excursion with residents from Anacortes when the breakdown occurred.
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Port Towrabad
Pacific Ocean
Cape Plattery
Neah Bay
Anacortes
Strait of Fuca
Market Prices and Foodstuffs Listing
The page lists varied market items with prices for meat veal poultry foods and produce. Entries include veal, poultry, and fruits such as Washington cherries and California strawberries with assorted price figures likely from a local market report.
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Lota
California
Illinois Senator Ik Fierce Fistic Fight
A patriotic clash in the Illinois Senate between Senator James A. Henson and sergeant at arms Thomas Sheridan ended with a bloody scuffle at the chamber doors. Henson struck Sheridan after being blocked from leaving, and both were dragged apart as onlookers intervened. Apologies followed the incident amid a sine die adjournment deadlock.
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Illinois
James A. Henson
Thos. Sheridan
Senate
General Assembly
Henator Henson
Permen
Renator Henson
Rhett- K
Dan
Sheridan
Henron
Benlator Hurd
Milnois
Hen‘ator Henan
Heroic airship crew save lives during 500 foot plunge
In California on May 11 an airship incident tested crew courage. George Duesler and Roy Knabet remained calm as a cord snapped under propeller strain at 500 feet. Knabet steadied the craft while Duesler crawled toward the steering gear and helped bring the airship down safely despite the dangerous pitch.
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Matho
Cal
George Duesler
Roy Knabet
Ahue
Statue of Lincoln Unveiled Today
Robert T. Lincoln son of the emancipator took part in the unveiling of a bronze statue in Hodgenvile public square. Officials and dignitaries from Kentucky and Louisville attended as addresses were given and a reception followed the ceremony.
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Lincoln
United Press
Hodgenville
Robert T. Lincoln
Henry Watterson
Mra
Ben Hardin
Louisville
Abraham Lincoln
Dr. Bnelow
Thousands Settle in Canada As Americans Move West
A reported estimate claims 75,000 to 100,000 Americans will settle in Canada’s western provinces this year, bringing wealth into the region. Since 1903 more than 200,000 homesteads have been granted and Canada's population has grown by over 1,000,000. Engagements announced include Florence Margaret Engel to Dr. James Edward Exple, with a June wedding planned.
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Washington
Canada
Coneul
Franklin D. Hale
Char
Jottetown
Department of Commerce and Labor
Dominion
Frank 8. Engel
Buffalo
Florence Margaret
James Edward Exple
Seattle
Great Consolidation Piano Sale Tops Northwest
D. S. Johnston Co announces a dramatic consolidation sale as it becomes Eilers Music House. Brand new pianos in mahogany and walnut cases priced from 162 to 266 with higher end models 283 to 297. Offers flexible terms and urges shoppers to visit and compare.
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D. S. Johnston Co
Northwest
New York
Eilers Music House
Mountaineers Brave Inclement Weather on Outing
Ten Mountaineers five women embarked on a two day trip starting Saturday to Olympia by boat then walking toward Tacoma. They camped near Sherlock by the Nisqually river after shipping complete outfits to a nearby point. They returned last night tired but enthusiastic.
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Olympia
Tacoma
Sherlock
Nisqually
Hero Michael Mallin Hurt In Strange Accident
Michael Mallin of the cruiser Pennsylvania was injured while assisting in repairs aboard the ship. He was picked up unconscious at the rear of the Prelitz Tent Awning company's estate in Malement and transported to the city hospital with two broken ribs and possible internal injuries.
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Michael Mallin
Pennsylvania
A. M. Charlton
Alexander Hamilton
Prelitz
Malement
Yesterway
Mallin
City Hospital
Bond meltdown after assault case involving Mascero and Mancero
Mascero posted a 15000 dollar bond after being held since May 7 in a county jail. Friends of Joseph Mancero damaged the bond secured by several sureties including 4000 each from most bondmen. John Corgeat posted 3000 while others named include John Aberto Demenico Borsello Feliz Revela A Lombardini Baptist Bpag na and Joseph Primavera.
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Joseph Mancero
Joe Clooria
Mascero
John Corgeat
John Aberto
Demenico Borsello
Feliz Revela
A. Lombardini
Baptist Bpagna
Joseph Primavera
Race with Death Ends in Spokane Father’s Death
Phil Haag of Spokane arrives 16 minutes before his son Frank dies from injuries suffered Monday at the Gunther building in San Antonio. John W. Bischoff, the blind organist of Washington, dies after 35 years as organist at First Congregational church and famed composer of works including Good Night and Unanswered.
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Unites Evens
Ban Antonio
Tex
Philp Haag
Spokane
Wash
Frank
New Gunther
Washington
John W. Bischoff
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
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Idaho
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