Congress Begins Another Session in Washington
Washington December 4 Congress opens its sixty second session with nearly full attendance and a crowded gallery. Leaders predict a long term with tariff and trust questions dominating the agenda. The Ways and Means Committee will consider tariffs, textile schedules, and sugar after inspections. The insurgent Republicans may hold balance of power in the Senate influencing tariff policy.
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Clark
Congress
House
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Tariff Board
Ways and Means
American Sugar Refining Company
Senate
Federal Board
Martin W. Littleton
New York
House Steel Trust
Revival at Christian Church Closes After Four Weeks
The Hunley meetings at the Christian church concluded last night after four weeks of services. A highly impressive final affair featured a sermon by Mr Hunley described as among his best.
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Hunley
Herod
Pilate
Judas
Felix
Miller
Rev
Transylvania University
Lexington
Christian Church
The
Traffic Via Panama And Tehuantepec 1906 1911
Domestic trade across the Isthmuses rose dramatically from 1906 to 1911. Panama and Tehuantepec rail routes carried nearly 100 million dollars in 1911, with expanding trans isthmian traffic and shifting shares between routes. East and west bound shipments tied to Atlantic ports, Hawaii sugar influence, and Pacific coast destinations.
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Tehuantepec
Pacific
Colon
Atlantic
Salina Cruz
Puerto Mexico
Central
South
Arcus
Panama Railway
Totel
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tehuantepec Railway
Teltlantepec
Atlantic Coast
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
Seattle
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Portland
Oakland
Peru
Colombia
Ecuador
Chile
Central America
Canada
Gulf
Delaware
Atlantic and Gulf Caast
Bouton
New Orleans
Puget Sound
Isthmuses
Charleston
Astoria
San Bicey
McNamara Brothers Plead Guilty in Times Bomb Case
James B. McNamara pleads guilty to first degree murder for the Los Angeles Times explosion of October 1910. His brother John J. McNamara pleads guilty to dynamiting Llewellyn Iron Works. Sentencing set for December 5, with life imprisonment likely for James and about fourteen years for John J. McNamara. Ortie McManigal to face trial. Bert H. Franklin’s bribery charges likely dropped.
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Los Angeles Times
Persens
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
James B
Times
Ths
Llewellyn Iron Works
John D. Fredericks
Walter Bordwell
Ortie B. McMani
Frederickson
United States
Los Angeles
James B. Namara
First
Broadway
McNamaras
Charles J. Haggerty
John Fredericks
Los Angles
Jall
James J. McNamara
Clarence
Darrow
Fredericks
Jim
Harrison Otis
Job Harriman
Harriman
Joseph Scott
Cyrus McNall
Indiana
Llewellyn ‘Iron Works
Ortie Me‘Manuzal
Lawrence Sullivan
Davis
Scott
Land & Baby
McNamara
District Attorney’s Office
District Attorney
State Department
Oklahoma Hardware Group Prepares For Annual Convention
Oklahoma City hosts the ninth annual Oklahoma Hardware and Implement association meeting December 5 to 7. Expect 300 to 350 attendees with rail fare at one and one third round trip. Notable speakers include John Hall of St Louis Harry Mead of Wichita A R Sale of Mason City and Frank L Macomber of Chicago.
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Oklahoma Hardware and Implement Association
United States
John Hall
St. Louis
Harry Mead
Wichita
A. “R. Sale
Magon City
Iowa
W. B. Bryan
Louisville
Frank L. Macomber
Chicago
Shirvin Hotel
W. B. Porch
Mustang
Okla
Curtis & Mogg
O. P. Workman
Chamber of Commerce
Porch
Folly Theater
Business Seasion
Retail Hardware Dealers' Convention
National Federation of Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers
St Louis
Mutual Fire Insurance
A. R. Sale
Mason City
Towa
Frederick Pfaff
Anadarko
F. E. Herring
Elk City
Jobbers and Manufacturers Club
Insurance
Frank L. Cacomber
C. B. Hamilton
Mangum
Oklo
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Tehuantepeg
Namara Brothers
Vinita
Oklahoma
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San Massell
Vinita, Oklahoma
Farmers State Bank Vinita
Kansas City Weekly Star
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