Canada Tariff Talks Boosts North American Farm Flows
Thomas C. Shotwell reports from New York on Taft's tariff clash with Canada. He cites estimates of 160,000 to 250,000 American farmers crossing into the Canadian northwest in 1910, while U S agricultural output struggles to keep pace with population. Canadian cattle prices rise and meat costs fall locally, with calls to remove tariffs on cattle and wheat.
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Thomas C. Shotwell
America
New York
Canada
Taft
Canadian Northwest
United States
Europe
Dominion
Deafness Cure Myth and Jewish American Influence
An 1890s style column excerpt discusses deafness remedies, then shifts to a humorous anecdote about a girl’s age and a physician. It includes a socio demographic sketch noting Jews number 1.6 to 2 million in the U S and their growing business influence in cities like New York Philadelphia and Chicago with lawyers and doctors and ownership of major papers.
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United States
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York Times
World and Press
St. Louis, Post-Dispatch
Chattanooga Times
Buckeye State News Scores For Assembly Seat
Fragmentary reports to state headquarters show a large slate of candidates for the general assembly in all 88 counties. Filing petitions closed tonight as parties seek full county tickets to boost turnout for the state ticket. The assembly race is seen as pivotal with a U S senator election and possible redistricting looming.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Assembly
United States
Coxey Daughters Divorce Suit Linked To 1894 March
California divorce action filed by Carl Browne, once field marshal in Coxey’s Army and later married to Coxey’s daughter, cites a quarrel over foreign missions as the cause. Browne recalls meeting the bride in Massillon, the wedding financed on credit, and Coxey’s initial efforts to intervene.
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Massillon
Carl Browne
Coxey
Washington
California
Browne
Women to Investigate Resorts in Canton Tenderloin
Four members of the Canton Ohio WCTU will personally inspect resorts in the tenderloin area next Saturday and report to Simon lodge. They aim to press the city to shut down the area, focusing on hours of operation liquor sales and patrons ages.
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Canton
Tenderloin District
Simon Lodge
D. J. Morris
Homer van Nostran
Melissa Stand
Eva McMacken
Longworth Boom Backed By Ohio Rep Taylor For Governor
Representative Taylor of Columbus returns from Ohio with a push for Nicholas Longworth as a candidate for Ohio governor. He met with President Taft at the White House and urged Longworth’s nomination against Governor Harmon. Longworth himself would prefer to remain as Ohio’s representative for the foreseeable future.
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Washington, D. C
Taylor
Columbus
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Taft
Longworth
Gov
Harmon
Denver
City Park
E. H. Smith
Smith
Cincinnati Post
Women Bar Hats at Cleveland Church Service
The Ladies' Aid society of Detroit Avenue Methodist Church in Lakewood decreed hats are barred during services. Pastor Rev. Duston Kemble had suggested removing hats, and women voted to support the pastor's wish.
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Cleveland
Detroit Avenue Methodist Church
Lakewood
Ladies’ Aid Society
Duston Kemble
Wlsh
Contempt of Law Alleged in Ohio Coal Transport Pact
Attorney General Denman reports an eight year suppression of coal transport competition by a railroad cartel tapping Ohio coal fields. The coalition includes B&O Cleveland Lorain Wheeling C H D D T I Hocking Valley K M Lake Erie Alance Wheeling Marietta Columbus Cleveland T O C Toledo Walhending Valley Ohio Wabash Zanesville Western. Governor Harmon denies knowledge of C H D's coal role during his receivership. The report argues no real competition existed and urges strengthening antitrust statutes to protect the public.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denman
Harmon
Cleveland
Lorain & Wheeling
Hocking Valley
Lake Erie
al Hance & Wheeling
Marietta
Toledo
Walhending Valley
Ohio Coal Traffic Association
Ohio probe blanks graft charges against one official
Columbus report on the Beatty probe finds John L. Sullivan free of grafting charges while Mark Slater is charged with defrauding the state of 34,524.22 for undelivered goods. J W Johnson is found negligent, others charged with improper expenses as fire marshals. Evidence suggests fraud by several former officials, and the committee urges continued investigation by the next legislature.
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H. D. Davis
Col. W. S. Rogers
Cleveland
Creamer
John W. Zuber
Paulding
Zuber
William Ball
George E. Wood
Secretary of State
Harry King
Slater
Sanctuary Pilgrims Hold Long Candle Procession in Carey
In Carey Ohio hundreds of Crippled and invalid pilgrims gathered at the Our Lady of Consolation church for a prayer pilgrimage. A candlelight procession of more than 2,000 people marched through Carey streets from 7 30 pm until nearly 9 pm with all lights staying alight, seen as a sign of divine presence.
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Findlay
Carey
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Lake Carriers Raise Wages for Great Lakes Crew The
The executive committee of the Lake Carriers association in Cleveland lifted wages for about 8000 Great Lakes firemen and seamen. The exact increase was not disclosed but was described as about six percent. With two thirds of the tonnage under commission and plans for a busy season, workers were told the rise would benefit the Lake Carriers workforce.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Lake Carriere
Church crowd swamps town as sermon sparks chatter
Mrs Oldcastle laments church crush while hostess notes parishioners flock in. Conversation turns to sermon with complaints about finitives and robes revealing tensions between Episcopal and other congregations in town.
Doan's Kidney Pills Cited By Mrs. Kautz For Cure
A Findlay Ohio woman Mrs Catharine Kautz says kidney trouble ended after using Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming three years free of trouble. The ad notes 650 cents a box and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sellers. The piece also includes various joke snippets and ad blurbs from other sources.
Easy Task soap boosts Akron washing on the line
A column notes the impact of Easy Task soap on a tired Akron mother and her laundry routine on the line before 9 o clock. It contrasts daily chores with the soap’s claimed efficiency and mentions a boy who prefers Monday spankings as his mother works.
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Akron
Cross
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