Senate tariff clash over pineapples and lumber duties
Washington reports a Senate session on lumber duties ending in a 21 to 44 vote against a reduced rate and a separate pineapples dispute pitting Taliaferro and Florida against Maryland canners. The finance committee avoided major changes, preserving higher duties and a reciprocity clause elimination amid GOP opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Gretatton
Genator McCumber
Lrepress
Aros
North Dakota
Aldrich Faten
Benatora Taliaferro
Pletcher
Florida
House
Gunner
Taliaferro
Tate
Smith and
Rayner
Maryland
Maryland Een Tore
Republic
Tullaferro
Mance Committee
House & An
Aconta
Woale
Scott Wins Trophy in Transcontinental Auto Race
June 24 Waar crowds of 16,100 jam the track as a Ford driven by W. A. wins the Guckenheim trophy and $2,000 in a grueling twenty two day transcontinental auto race. Deputies collide near the finish, shots fired during pursuit injure several, Crutchfield mortally wounded, others reported seriously hurt as pursuit ends in Iles County.
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Gontinant
Auito
Waar
Bain
Plaretanre
Olea
John ‘Chalenhela
James Price
Meinet & Sheriffs
Fade
Crutchheld
Tragic railway crossing death and other Ohio items
Ohio brief roundup includes William Pittinger 62 dying after being struck by a train while waving to children at a crossing. George William e Pay debt before suicide near Canton. Kenton hosts a Christian Endeavor convention with Dr Francis Clark launching a global campaign. other notes from Columbus Akron Youngstown Gallon and Cincinnati report.
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Gallon
Frank Pittinger
Marham Hospital
Pittinger
Clark
Kenton
Francin &, Clark
Boston
Christian Endeavor Society
State Union
Police Kill Boy 8 In Chicago Black Hand Case
June 24 Rudolf Berndt killed by police after alleged attempt to mimic Black Hand methods to extort money. B Grosatoldt, a wealthy grocer, received a threatening Black Hand note demanding 15000 in two parcels. A boy snatched the package. Detective Woinrich fired, fatally wounding him. He died after confessing to his cousin Alfred Hasse, 16.
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Chicago
Rudolf Berndt
B. Grosatoldt
Deaplaines Street
Grand Avenue
An Gronsfeldt
Mr. Grosafeldt
Woinrich
Alfred Hasse
Treasure recovered from Miitinh hull and city unrest
Government divers recovered silver from the Miitinh treasure boat sunk near Port Mimin during the revolution. In Liverpool fights between Protestants and Catholics injured many as Berlin buzzed with rumors Chancellor von Ruelow might resign. Armed robbers seized a Colorado Springs water reserve caretaker, diverting 174 000 400 gallons to the Victor reservoir.
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Miitinh
Port Mimin
Victor
Thomas McNamars
Winsele
Ship subsidy resuscitated dinner boosts Humphrey bill effort
Washington June 24 Ship subsidy was revived at a New Willard hotel dinner. Representative Humphrey planned a new bill to push the measure in Congress with support from Merchant Marine League leaders. President Taft attended briefly, pledging aid to rehabilitating the American merchant marine as Cannon and GOP leaders eyed the proposal for next year. The league showcased a 200 district card index system to mobilize sentiment, targeting 59 to 75 prominent men per district and urging GOP leaders to back the plan in the coming election.
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Washington
Shipmudwidy
New Willard Hotel
Humphrey
Senate
Merchant Marine Tongue
Cleveland
Taft
Cannon
League
Merchant Marine League
Joseph G. Butler
Youngstown
Myrone T. Herrick
Cleverland
Sullivan
John A. Penton
Artist Dies In Auto in Baratona New York June 24
William Ver Planck Birney, an artist from New York City, suffered a cerebral apoplexy while riding to his automobile near Baratona New York. He died before his wife who was at his side. Details about his identity and status in society were unclear in the report.
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Baratona
N. Y
William Ver Planck Birney
New York City
Birney
Woman Fatally Burned in Norfolk Explosion Incident
In Norfolk on June 24 Mrs. C. M. Robinson of Detroit Michigan was fatally burned when gasoline exploded as he was cutting louvers at the home of her sister Mrs. A. B. Biaman. The accident occurred during work at the residence.
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Norfolk
C. M. Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Slater
A. B. Biaman
The Story of a Medicine Golden Medical Discovery
The article discusses a medicine called Golden Medical Discovery, promoted for stomach indigestion and fever. It claims Dr. Plerem uncovered refined glycerine and heat aided extraction from native medicinal roots to yield superior curative properties without alcohol.
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Plerem
Grand American handicap betting at Chicago meets names top choices
Ip Tus Man Leads as Mrs A tops preliminaries in the Grand American handicap at Chicago Guioul. Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake and others follow in betting with Toppelwein and Cromby among favorites. odds shift from 100 to 1 down to 5 to 1 for the favorite early on.
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Mrs. A
Per Woin
Chicago
Guioul
M Acore
Mrs. Toppel
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
R. Brinkley Boowden
Membnrs
Tenn
Fred Cromby
O'Parton
Jenne Young
Mie Toppelwein
Athletes Parade In Cincinnati Streets
Cincinnati June 24 More than 3 000 gymnasia and athletes from every section of the United States and several European countries gather in the city for the thirteenth quadrennial Turnverein meeting of America The monster arena in Carmage is the largest in the United States with a 260 by 40 foot stage and a grand stand for 4 000 The parade includes civic and military divisions and thousands of school children with American tags Delegations from St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Indianapolis Kansas City New York Philadelphia Rowton Cleveland Milwaukee Beaver Los Angeles and more attend the event. Congressman Nicholas Longworth helped secure tents and military aid for the gymnasts. President Taft is among the invited guests.
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Cincinnati
United Btaton
America
Carthage
Nicholas Longworth
Gueute
Taft
Cineinnad
Ciena
Suburban Handicap Opens At Sheepshead Bay In Historic Event
Sheepshead Bay race meeting features the Suburban Handicap the oldest spring handicap with a guaranteed value of 6000 dollars. Three year olds and up race mile and a quarter with 4000 to the winner 700 to the second and 200 to third. Priest Drowne from Surf Fla and Rev Father Buckley drownings are noted in separate items.
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Sheepshead Bay
New York
Surf
Augestine
Fla
Father Buckley
South Beach
Noted Golfers Present Open Tournament Opens in Englewood
Englewood N J June 24. The United States Golf Association open championship begins today at Englewood Golf Club. The field includes nearly all top American professionals and several international entrants Tom Vardon of Royal St George's and George Duncan of Hangar Hill English clubs. Tom Vardon is brother of Harry Vardon who won the U S Open in 1900 at Chicago.
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Englewood
N. J
Englewood Golf Club
United States Golf Association
United States
Tom Vardon
Royal St. George's Club
Sandwich
Enland
Onwenttla Club
Chinago
George Duncan
Hanger Hill
Strike Looms As Traction Workers Rally In Pittsburg
In Pittsburg the traction company faces a possible walkout as union organizers threaten to strike if the April 27 agreement is not honored. Superintendent Jones arrived to meet plant leaders and urge restraint while workers discuss next steps.
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Pittsburg
Traction
Jane Me
Atreatcar
Jones
Pittsburs Company
Murder Case Split Over Room Visit Motive In Chinatown Room
New York January 4 police and prosecutors heatedly debated Leon Ling murder motive after the body of a woman found in a chop suey room. Chung Sin described a scene with Ling in the room and a bloodied body, while others push rival theories about Ling and rival Chu Gain amid bail for several involved.
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New York
Netrint
Jerome
Bingham
Leon Ling
Risin Blast
Chung bin
Ching Singloida
Chu Gain
Restaaurant
Sam Leung
Hin
Eack
Simnall
Chung Sin
Léon
Leon
Wan
Ward
Chung Lin
Aden
Criminal Courts
Lala Bigel
Florence Todd
Bowery Settlement
Laon Ling
Asaletant
Quon Yiok Nam
Chu
Priest Thwarts Mob With Ammonia Pistol
In Cleveland on June 24 Pathor Militello of Holy Rosary church used an ammonia pistol to threaten and deter a mob aiming to lynch Antonio Gopohear, an alleged murderer. He followed the crowd to police and disarmed the frightened man, turning him over to officers.
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Maurderer
Cleveland
Pathor Joseph Militello
Holy Rosary
Antonio Gopohear
Coponegro
Alfled Eropst Polouto
Mill Toldin Houve
Hin Elf
Sim
Raller and Wesley Cured in Saakruahie Action
The report notes four individuals connected to a neuma event in Saakruahie and four others listed as rayedar. Details are fragmentary with unclear names and roles.
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Detehon
Black man accused in Tarbotton fatality case in Georgia
A Black man named William Carroker faces serious charges in Tarbotton Georgia after a fatal incident involving a mob. William Leonard is linked to the case and is under investigation as authorities outline the sequence of events and alleged involvement.
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Atlanta
Tarbotton
William Carroker
William Leonard
Open Lamp Causes Terrific Explosion in Pennsylvania Mine
Wehrum Pa June 2 As a result of a gas explosion in mine No 4 of the Lackawanna Coal and Coke company 17 miners were killed and 16 injured With the exception of one those killed were foreigners with few exceptions those injured were Americans Superintendent A M Johnson said that while the mine had always been regarded as foregone the explosion was due to the tension of a pocket of gas by the open lamp of a miner The mine had been free from gas for six years and state inspectors had permitted the open lamp passage
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Wehrum
Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company
Americana
A. M. Johnson
Rowboat capsizes in Lake Killarney Ireland
A large rowboat carrying nine tourists and four Irish boatmen swamped in a gale on Lower Killarney Lake. Five Americans, four English, and four Irish crew were aboard. all touriata and two boatmen drowned. Victims listed include Mrs A A Hilton of Tacoma and Mr Lourtead of Boston, Mina M Catm of Massachusetts, Rev B Barton of London, Mina Mor ence Wilkinson, and Con Tooney among others.
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Killarnay
Ireland
Killarney Lake
A. A. Hilton
Tacoma
Lourtead
Boston
Mina M. A. Catm
Catum
Missachusette
Rev
B. Barton
London
Mina Morence Wilkinson
Brentwood
Hanex
Hoatimen
Con Tooney
Con Gleeson
More Trouble in Morocco Rocks Tangier as Revolt Swells
Advices from Tangier report Moroccan internal peace again at risk due to rebel Roghi whose tribes are said to pledge allegiance. Sultan's forces under Mulal Kesh bir march on Moquines while a 2,100-strong flying column aims to pursue Roghi. capital defenses fear a rebel diversion. Foreign residents fear evacuation as reports place Roghi near the capital and power shifts unfold among local leaders.
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Tangier
Morocco
Pex Judicata
Roghi
Vaidy
Mulal Keşbir
Diropean Residente
Muial Hat Wie
Axaxpenate
Fos
Fee
Mocquinke
Kinpadetble
Giaoul
Mubal Hadid
Vig Manter
Muh
Visiers
Chor
Train schedules for Marion Columbus and nearby cities
Regional rail timetable lists morning to evening departures for lines to Marion and Columbus with multiple branches.eastbound westbound and southbound services run daily with exceptions on Sundays and holidays, including hourly Marion Columbus service and various arrival times to Huntington Lima Bucyrus and Delaware.
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Cart
Columbus
Cara
Delaware
Marion
Pleads for the White in Georgia Race Debate
The Georgia governor’s opening address debated voting law criteria aimed at protecting white suffrage while warning against disfranchisement. He urged education and local school officials to shape fair access, and warned against harmful racial policy, stressing unity and orderly progress.
Comedian's Bale Cut Sparks Barber Club Remark
A humorous fragment describes a comedian with a half-rolled beard near his collar. The barber at the Lamb club responds, offering to cut with or without the beard, suggesting a playful exchange over appearance and grooming.
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Renick W. Dunlap
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Concresaman Scott
Kansas
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William Reed Puryear
Ohio State University
Fred Weat
Clara West Puryear
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Confcasion
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Pennsylvania
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