President Taft Opposes Tariff Shifts and Philippines Independence
President Taft states he will not push Congress to reduce tariff duties and that new Congress should revise bases for revenue tariffs only. He condemns independence for the Philippines, discusses currency reform, water power taxes, and calls for limited Sherman Act changes. He hints at future budget plans and a model budget to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Phillipines
Washington
Art
Clear
Wil
State Department
Taft
Philippines
National Monetary Commission
Billy
Cozy Kreay Ao
Supreme Court
Ite
Aaket
Pawsequilacion
Panama Canal
Coothaly
Grea Delain
Army Vhce
Mathion
Hemi
Neil Georres
Fener
Anther
Bill Ron
Darters
Bigger Navy 15 Needed by United States
United States must build a larger navy to deter war and protect commerce. Secretary Meyer urges three new battleships this year and an expanded fleet to keep the nation among world powers, citing aviation funding and modernization as essential for competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Meyer
Navy Department
Hie
Lie
Naval
Fire Destroys Residence of Prof Braun
Fire gutted the residence of Professor Braun causing extensive damage to the structure and its remaining contents. Neighbors assisted as flames engulfed the building, with emergency crews reporting severe damage to parts of the home and nearby rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Braun
Six Arrests Made On Charge Of Gambling
Six men were arrested in a raid on the Balkan saloon over the Baten saloon last night for gambling in violation of state law. They were arraigned in Lupticn court and released on bonds, with trial set for tomorrow morning. Officers Wilkon Slavin Disguae and Walker led the raid, forcing a door after a bell signal failed to deter the gamblers. Cases include Kepil charged with conducting a stud poker game and others with paying poker, all held on $500 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil
Oelork
W. 4. Wilkon
Charles Slavin
James J. Disguae
Porter Willian G. Walker
Balkan
Wilson
Heer
Mike Kevil
Wright
Gen. Pail
AD McKenzie
D Morris
Geo. Maeter
Hlt. Miller
Catole
Hine
Peane Atkinson
Kern
Kepil
Protest Against Greek Bombardment Reaches Government
Vienna dispatch reports Ay commetted Wiriemes VIenna Hangarhin and Kalan ministers protested to the Greek government over bombardment near Avotaa and Saseno. The concern centers on occupation risks and potential wider conflict along the Allied coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Hangarhin
Kalan Winisters
Avatoa
Avotia
Saseno
Allyrian
San Quentin and Folsom Hangings Reported
A fragmented clipping notes hangings at San Quentin and Folsom, mentioning a condemned woman linked to a crime against her father. The text is garbled but indicates execution events and references to an American judge or official. The overall tone implies a penitentiary context and public execution reporting.
Exposed 80YearOld Wanders Desert in Cold Night
William Foster aged 80 known in Tonopah and Goldfield wandered miles into desert and mountains north of Tonopah last night. He was found at 5 am north of town, exhausted but alive, after memory lapses and erratic behavior. He is returning to his cabin under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foster
Tonopah
Goldfield
Tonepah
Bin
Foster
Nun
Igentleman
Janier Foster
Mount Oddie
Limes
New Cyanide Plant Starts at Manhattan
Special to the Bonanza reports the Manhattan Milling and Ore Company opening a new cyanide plant at Manhattan, with Three Tenestamp mine fully equipped and in operation this month. A fourth plant is under construction for the Me Four mine, signaling extensive ore treatment and testing of cyaniding against free milling ore at the Brady mill site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza Manhattan
Manhattan Milling and Ore Company
Brady Mill
Bane
Manhattan
Pris
Mawleett
WU Torkre
Athena
Valle del Bravo Ravaged by Rebels After Kidnappings
Mexican towns Valle del Bravo and Temascaltepes suffered destruction as Zapate rebels looted and burned properties after residents refused to surrender young women. Rural guards fought the attackers, leaving casualties. The War Department dispatched rifles and support to protect Americans in Durango and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Valle del Bravo
Mexlco
Zapate Reels
Ces
Temascaltepes
War Department
Herroetily
Durango
Mexico
Waterway Improvement Plan Urges Major Allocation
Washington December 1 All money congressional Appropriation of 100000000 for waterway improvement was recommended by a resolver adopted at the closing convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Other resolutions urged creation of a department of public works with a core of engineers and congratulations to Congress for protection to African water borne commerce facing the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iivers
Harken
Department of Public Works
Congress
Panama Canal
Ranedell
Governors Demand Repudiation Prompted by Bleaz Address
A jittery session unfolds as governors from North Carolina Arkansas and others denounce the Bleaz remarks amid a national uproar. President Underwood and congressional leaders weigh reaction while hospital visits and political tensions ripple through the capital.
Charge Made Union Aid to Unionize Job
In Indianapolis a government charge links a nonunion job to an effort to unionize. Herbert Hoskin, described as advance agent for McNamara’s dynamite conspiracy, is named in the case of Murray Pennell of Springfield. The government asserts a union’s failure to organize led to an appeal for aid and a visit by Hoskin, followed by an explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thianapolis
Herbert
Hoskin
McNamara
Murray Pennell
Springfield
Fermin
Hoekin
Horiionhir
Personal arrivals from coast noted at Tonopah and beyond
A series of brief postings lists arrivals and departures from the coast to Tonopah and Manhattan. Notable names include Thomas Donatite of Mergenthaler Linotype in San, Maurice Vine the mining engineer from San Francisco, and H Gordon en route to a placer camp. W Wickowf heads to Royalite for mining interests, Mrs. B Scorbrew continues home to Manhattan, and Fred & Wta, local brokers, plan a Pacralis diverter inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
F Donatite
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
San
Irie
B. Scorbrew
Manhattan
H. Gordon
Nerning
Fred
Wta
Pacralis
Cooper
Pranpeut
Walter Trent
Trent
Kon
Klusering Works
Rewn
Ntaisiom
Whist Party at New Masonic Hall Opens Social Evening
A lively whist party commenced at the New Masonic Hall with attendees enjoying a well arranged program. The event featured a superb balance of games, music, and a toast to a recently purchased piano by a local merchant, as plans move forward for a gubernatorial conference in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Masonic Hall
Bern
Baatera
Che
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sanitary and
Oman
Secretary OF Navy
Blaze
Flames
Hiern
Iparrierner
San Quentin and
Folsom
Quentin
Japas
Dee
Richmond
Bij
South Carolina
Beas
North Carolina
Arkansas
Cowmeothont
Tate
Miners
Wehard Johnson
Howe
Cate Ik
Bree
New York
Dewei
Jane Mallory
Polo States
Anny
San Francisco Bay
Underwood
Lee
Owen
Warhinuteon
Teenke
Bill Booth
Wow
Neemetwer
Pentral
Balingle
Tie Raenier Fuemierly
Meneet Hichemond
Pont
Adeoneery Etter
Freeney
Mathew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!