President Taft Declines Tariff Revision Plans
Washington June 26 President Taft opposes any tariff revision now. He rejects amendments to the reciprocity bill and plans a revision program tied to the tariff board report due next winter. The move dampens hopes for a coalition between Democrats and insurgent Republicans and signals a prolonged Senate debate on Canadian reciprocity and other tariff measures. Interurban jumper injures two in Liverpool as W H Boyce lifeed.
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Bus Driver Ferdinand Schneider Dies in Toledo
Dayinn bus Roseman driver Ferdinand Schneider collapsed on a Toledo street. Five other people were injured after a fire damaged Barberton business property valued at $100,000. D Jessie Cobbman, 17, and Lucy Davidson, 18, from Ridgeway Michigan, died by suicide in an apparent tragedy.
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Nantucket Boat House Fire Claims Several Lives
In Nantucket Massachusetts on June 26 a fire destroyed the boat house of William Barnes Jr. of Albany. Thomas Kerr of New York and Helen Wilson of New York attempted rescue bonds of Mike Mildred Dehaven of Brooklyn. Ulysses Pahud a 21 year old French valet died shortly after. Thurlow Weed Barnes son of William Barnes Jr. is seriously burned but expected to recover. Kerr may be disfigured for life from severe burns.
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New York
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American and English churchmen work for world peace
The conference brought together Bishop James Benry Darlington of Harrisburg and the Very Rev William Moore, dean of Worcester, to promote universal peace. The two leaders, one American and one English, are pictured together as they join efforts in Lake Mohonk talks aimed at easing global conflict.
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Bodies of a Couple Found in River near Cincinnati
Cincinnati, June 26. The bodies of Annie Kees and Albert J Handtman, missing since Thursday night after a launch outing, were found in the Ohio River near Cincinnati. Searchers located the pair clasped together near the wreck site of the launch, with authorities believing a mishap caused by the boat strike led to their deaths.
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Typhoid Outbreak Hits Boy Scouts at College Hill
Forty percent of College Hill Boy Scouts are down with typhoid from infected spring water. An investigation found sewage from Ohio Military Institute emptied into the woods, spraying contamination to the spring near Bridge to Under Guard. In Sandusky Ohio, a bridge workers clash with Cleveland men prompted armed guards to patrol the site. In Denver, trunks left by Horace Granfield yielded half a million dollars for inheritance tax after his death in a May auto crash. In South Dakota drought damages warn crops, wheat unlikely to revive enough for harvest in Davidson and McCook counties.
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Two Belgians Die In Quarry Bathing Tragedy
In Findlay on June 26 two Belgian sugar workers at Continental sugar plant drowned while bathing in an abandoned stone quarry. Julius Ficheerer, 25, entered first and was seized by cramps. Julius Bommer, 85, tried to rescue him, and both drowned.
Hospital attacked by angry strikers in Cleveland
A mob of garment strikers and supporters besieged Mt. Sinai hospital to eject an injured patient. Mine Folsom, head matron, ordered police as a dozen men initially demanded action. A larger crowd gathered, bricks and stones were thrown, and officers dispersed the rioters.
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Girls Battle With Muskrats On Allegheny River
June 26 report from Pittsburg describes seven society girls camping at Oakmont attacked by large muskrats on the Allegheny river. Miss Hester Maitland Miss Rosa Weller and Miss Carolina Maitland were bitten as two canoes capsized, sending Martha Hock Elizabeth Laylly and Marjorie Phillips into the water. Henry Mier and bystanders rescued the women from shore after a difficult struggle. Authorities note several canoeists have drowned recently in a similar circle of incidents and speculate muskrat attacks contributed to the deaths.
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Hester Maitland
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Miss Maithand
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Miss Maitland
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Elizabeth Laylly
Marjorie Phillips
Henry Mier
Asiinwall
Name Pot
Mob captures officer after shooting companion in Newark
Special Policeman William Glenn shot Frank Savange three times after a dispute at a boarding house. A mob beat and dragged Glenn toward railroad tracks intending to throw him under a train, but spectators rescued him before a train arrived. Savange was reported as dying at the hospital.
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Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Chicago cattle and hog prices vary by type and weight across markets including Texas feeders and mixed western stock, with calves at various bids, sheep and lambs listed, and per-market notes for East Buffalo Cleveland and Toledo grain values. prices cover hogs, hens, turkeys, and dairy products with explanations of market conditions.
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Funk to testify as slush fund charges loom in Lorimer case
Washington reports Clarence C. Funk general manager of the International Harvester company will testify before senatorial investigators on the alleged 10000 contribution request tied to the Lorimer Illinois seat. Edward Hines and Edward Tilden also testify this week, with Governor Denene and Roger Sullivan named for possible subpoenas.
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Drowned at Milan and River Rescue Tragedy
In Milan near the Huron River two youths, David Brownell, 16, and Frank Benton, 19, drowned while attempting to rescue Brownell. The incident, dated June 26, involves a failed rescue in rough water. A stray Washington Herald quote adds unrelated dialogue about housekeeping and a rubber plant.
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Columbus Hosts Three Conventions of Commercial Travelers
In Columbus Ohio three conventions of the Order of United Commercial Travelers of America convene this week. The National Association of Secretary-Treasurers opens today with about 500 members. The ancient mystic order Bacmen of Bagdad starts tomorrow. The twenty third annual session of the supreme council opens Wednesday morning for a four day meeting with the new headquarters building to be dedicated during the gathering.
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Doctors in Session Opened Fifth Annual Olio Association Meet
Columbus June 26 One hundred and twenty five delegates attended the open session of the fifth annual convention of the Olio Association of Suggestive Therapeutics which opened here this morning Pooling Stock Not Merging St Louis June 26 In deciding that the pooling of stocks of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific and five subsidiary railroads does not constitute a merger for controlling western railroad traffic the United States circuit court of appeals dismissed the government's suit to dissolve the combination The decision with a clear victory for the railroads ends litigation started by the government three years ago The chief allegation was that the Harriman Interests had conspired to monopolize train to the Pacific coast
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Western Railroad
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Harriman
Pacific Coast
Quell s RIt with Guns Quells Rit with Guns
Covetable Walker in suppressing a Hungarian riot at Kobler's saloon shot a railroad laborer known as No. 12 in the heart. The victim is expected to die. Scions to Have Use of Training Ship During Reunion in Columbus. Legislature to use the U S Ensex, the training ship of the Obieptival militia, at Cedar Point for encursions during the general assembly’s reunion. Adjutant General Weybrecht offered the ship to Commodore Harry St Yours to arrange. Camp life may be available for volunteers rather than hotels.
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General Assembly
Cedar Point
Weybrecht
Harry St. Yours
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