Open Door Tariff Debate Echoes Philippines Trade Clash
A congressional debate centers on tariffing trade with the Philippines and the Far East. Supporters urge revenue to fund defunds while opponents warn against open door policies compromising independence and revenue streams. The discussion touches treaties, open markets, and the Philippines’ status in relation to the United States.
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Rico
Washington
Kanegs
Mays
Evns
Porto
Eraiciipjon
Wario
Philippines
Siaalt Unier
Far East
Bernard Nicholls Beats Harry Vardon In Golf Challenge
Bernard Nicholls of the Philadelphia Club defeats the British champion Harry Vardon five up and four to play in a thirty six hole match at Hotel Ormond Pla. The match features dramatic putts and risky play with Nicholls pulling ahead after a brilliant finish to win six up and four to play in a tense afternoon session. Vardon struggles with accuracy as Nicholls seizes key holes to claim a notable victory.
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Hotel Ormond
Pla
Bernard Nicholls
Harry Vardon
Nicholls
Vardon
Varden
Massie
Val
Hivhall Richelle
Vanion
Cogan
Aley
Virdon
Verdun
Toth
Mchothe
Ted
Nichiiin
Eyedi
Bark Nicholls
Ae Cites Ward
Veronix
Watt
Michelie
Awelfth
Nicholin
SPITZ ANXIOUS TO FIGHT BIG FIGHTS IN 1909
Bob Fitzsimmons believes Jeffries Sharkey and McCoy fear him after posting a 5080 dollar challenge. He claims Terrien and Sharkey accepted while Jeffries demands a percentage of profits. He warns Sharkey may avoid a bout if terms favor him and contemplates retirement if he defeats Jeffries again. He hints at a possible rematch with Jeffries if conditions allow.
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Sharkey
Jeffries
New York
Bob Fitzstramons
Bint
Bharkey
Nemumbers
Burt Cision
Ani
SetCoy
Gus Rutilin
Jessike
Wood
Cowden Buys The Tigress at Lexington Sale
Mount Kteso owner Cowden of No Y buys from Ool Milton Young a yearling tigress from Gruthiana stock. Dam by Dillet with Vegn lineage, and a second dam Miss Austin by Lightning. Prices listed as 31000 each. Thomas Fouts purchases chestnut Shix Migwass dam Eight by Gaondaro. Durham plans to race in the east this season. Billy Mberto not in the Oak event. focus on youngsters at the Jockey Club track.
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Lexington
Frage c Cowden
Mount Kteso
Ool Miltin
Gruthiana Stud
Imere
Imp
Dillet
Wat
Accoustic
Hroeck
Miss Austin
Thoman Fouts
Durham
Billy Mbérito
Jockey Club Trac
Uci
Bes Juur
Hosinano
Mayme
Detroit Muddle Clears With Club Franchise Talks
A Detroit based group discusses reorganizing a club under Mrs VanderVeck’s leadership. Key figures include Desom, Baron Fe, and George Stalin as they plan stock divisions and control of owner shares. The franchise action hinges on arranging surplus players and meeting party quotas before week’s end.
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Ite
Worplus
National Party
Cleveland in Association Confirms Grounds Dilemma
President Ban Johnson met with Cleveland National League President Robison and local officials about the American League club for Cleveland. Johnson stated that Erbunis retraction aside, Averville is settled and Robison named a price for leasing the present game hall. The new club would feature top players from NL clubs that have dropped out.
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Ban Johnson
American Baseball Iaxer
Robison
Cleveland
Johnson
Sid
Cleveland Diub
Wisconsin Snubs Yale In Baseball Football Clash
New Haven reports Yale will not meet any western football team next fall. Wisconsin sent a reply declining an eastern trip, marking regret over the decision. Yale had counted on a classic season opener with Wisconsin, a game praised as one of the season’s best.
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New Haven
Badger
Conn
Robert Hilton
Yale
Ann Wner
University of
Wisconsin
Hixon
Tr Tey Crome
Badgers
Sporting Lite
Freeman
Hamilton
Rune Tham
Thore
Huck
Bostons
Pittsburg
Boxer Bob Fitzsimmons declines bout with Joe Choynowsky
New York reports Bob Fitzsimmons rejects a Chicago boxing offer for a scheduled bout with Joe Choynowsky. The boxing club had offered $5000 or $10,000 to fight, while another note says Fitzsimmons won’t sell to McGraw. Baltimore reports Harry Van der Horst swears he will not attend any proposition from McGraw’s company.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Choynwkonis
Chicago
Eien
Ieee
Lea
Eoynaki
Chioase
McGraw
Baltimore
Harry van der Horst
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Health
Advertisement outlining indigestion symptoms and how Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion by supplying pepsin and natural digestive agents. Claims one tablet digests 400 grains of meat, eggs, or similar foods. Describes a home test with boiled egg, notes vegetable ingredients and safety, pricing, and availability in the US Canada and Europe.
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Patna
Stuart
Ttin
United States
Canada
Europe
Inter Sp
Stuart Co
Alare
Marshall
Mick
Ant-syndicate rivals seek sale amid Baltimore circuit talk
In a fevered exchange from Chicago to Washington, opponents dispute a strategic sale led by McGraw as Abell Ebbetts of Brooklyn are to be courted. President Robinson flags Baltimore’s circuit status as undecided while Root challenges McCoy. Houseman backs Jack Root against any world middleweight, with a $5,000 preference and flexible side bets.
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Heys
Ant-Syndicate
The
Rage
Hanton
McGraw
Cranchite
Abell and Ebbetts
Brooklyn
McGraw Company
Robinson Jett
Sayin
Baltimore
Washington
Root
McCoy
Chicago
L. M. Houseman
Jack Root
Kid McCoy
Tommy Hean
Houseman
Pic Root
Latham Named Coach of Penn Track Team
Philadelphia notes Arlie Latham, a noted baseball figure, has been selected by the University of Pennsylvania athletic association to succeed Michael Murphy as coach and trainer of Pennsylvania's track team. Latham will assume duties after the return of the olympian games.
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Philadelphia
Arlie
Latham
Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania
Michael © Murphy
Pennsyvania
Lather
Pennsylvania
Kentucky Stock Farm buys American Stock Farm
The Kentucky Stock Farm Publish company with $25,000 capital purchased the American Stock Farm, the nation’s oldest trotting horse paper. Desha Breckinridge will continue publishing American Stock Farm here. terms private. In Philadelphia a hunter from last season signs to join the Charlotte team, aiming for March 12 or 14. President Johnson in Cleveland discusses lease offers for League Park and eight-club circuit prospects.
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Lexington
Kentucky Stock Farm Publish! Company
Desha Breckinugge
Transfer of 18 freight crews sparks Topeka debate
General Manager Mudge of the Santa Fe reports eighteen men moved from Topeka to Argentine under the new freight arrangement. Three engineers three firemen four conductors and eight brakemen left, while remaining engine and train crews stay in Topeka. The shift prompts mixed local reactions as Argentine begins to benefit from the change.
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Mudge
The
Santa Fe
Topeka
Argentine
Te- Peki
Kansas City
Pec Oa
Kaw
Ther
Beer Follows the Flag: Morton Talks Philippine Trade Gains
Paul Morton and colleagues discuss railroad strategy in Denver. He argues Santa Fe and Colorado & Southern traffic ties remain experimental, predicts eventual rate relief from new Colorado products reaching San Francisco and the Southwest, and notes limited absorption ambitions. He also cites Manila trade figures and rail connections shaping Pacific markets.
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Paul Morton
Denver
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Mia. Morton
George T. Nicholson
Brown
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Colorado Iron and Steel
Santa Fe
Colorado & Southern
Morton
San Francisco
Milch
Oh Wales
Hin Rand
Philippines
Pacific
Manila
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Rita
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Hearst Estate
Wadlelet Career Moves From Rio Grande Western Line
The article recalls Mr. Wadlelet once Major S. K. Hooper’s assistant on the Rio Grande. He later became general passenger agent of the Rio Grande Western and earned regret from Denver officials. His Western line work matched his Denver & Rio Grande record, ending about a year ago after a personal misunderstanding. He sought New York opportunities, waiting until he secured them.
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Wadlerl
Sy Ho
Wadlcign
S. KK. Hooper
von the
Rio Grande
Pio Grande Western
Denver
Denver & Rilo Grande
Anonymous Circulars Urge Agents to Break Rail Commission Pact
A Chicago dispatch reports underhanded circulars mailed from St. Louis to ticket agents nationwide urging them to route business to the strongest railroad lines to coerce presidents into restoring commissions. The letter promotes forming a new power by directing traffic via dominant lines like New York Central, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, and Santa Fe, promising agents a greater leverage than rail coalitions.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Ubelr Wenker
Jess
Mlesa
New York Central
Pennsylvania Ae
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Santa Fe
Truesdale Re-elected as Delaware Lackawanna President
At the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad annual meeting the retiring directors were re-elected. Carmine Sloah was elected to fill the Yorkby vacancy caused by John J. Miar's death. William H. Trovalale was re-elected president and Fred F. Chamberg as secretary and treasurer. The voting represented 5830 shares. The annual report praised Truesdale's management with a surplus after dividends of GATS for the year ended December 31, rising from a deficit in 1808. Directors elected included Eugene Higgins, William Astor, John D. Rockefeller Jr., and others. A directors meeting will name a chairman and vice president.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Alrectora
Carminel Sloah
Yorkbey
John J. Miair
William H. ‘Trovalale
Fred F. Chamberg
Triesdale
Eugene Higgins
Willam W. Astor
William Hockefeller
Henry A. C. Taylor
J. Rogers Max- Well
George F. Baker
James Stillman
Frank Work Hamilton
Mek
Twombles
Harrie C. Pahoestock
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
M.dayvlor Payne
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Samuel Stoan
Mr M Murtrie Resigns as Santa Fe Chief Dispatcher
Longtime Santa Fe chief dispatcher Mr H M Murtrie has retired after over two decades in state service. The Topeka and regional rail community notes his telegraphy skill and wide experience, praising his efficiency and value to the Santa Fe system as leadership shifts occur.
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Santa Fe
Topeks
H. Moxurtrie
WM. Combs
Lee
Etconee
Poaithon
McMurtrin
Lincott
Santi Fe
Dts
Thad
Ar Sete
Mosurizle
Omite Sas Pai Muresan
7Iri
Mtr
MaMurtrie
Mir
Esseytile
Widleigh Named General Agent of Western Passenger Assoc
Denver February reports Frank A. Widleigh has been appointed general agent of the Western Passenger association with headquarters in New York City. The promotion reflects his extensive experience in railroad passenger affairs and the need for diplomacy and tact in the role.
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Western
New York
Denver
Western Railroad
Frank A. Widleigh
Western Passenger Association
New York City
Past Master's Degree To Be Conferred Saturday Evening
The annual Masonic lodge event will see the Master Mason's degree conferred by past masters at the Masonic hall this Saturday evening. Officers listed include Petel R. W., Charles J. Webb as W. M., Hamilton F. Morris as W. W., William Hodson as J. W., James Cooper as Treasurer, Jonathan D. Norton as Secretary, Augustus O. Wellman as D. W., Jacob S. Furry as J. D., Charles W. Kouns as S. W., Charles S. Downing as J. S. W., Miss Sarbach as Tyler, and Frat Roe as W. P. M.
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Masonic Hall
Petel
R. W
Charles J. Webb
Hamilton F. Morris
William Hodson
Cooper
Jonathan D. Norton
Augustus O. Wellman
D. W
Jacob
Furry
J. D
Charles W. Kouns
Charlee
Downing
Mises Sarbach
Tyler
Frentor G. Brown
At. Frat Roe
W. P.M
Drunkenness Cured and Rise Woman Aid Claim
A sensational ad proclaims a trial package called Free to all in Atlanta, promising a new remedy to cure drunkenness and save the drunkard. It touts books and testimonials from hundreds healed, urging readers to secure the aid for themselves or loved ones.
How TO QUIT TOBACCO and Tobacco Hangups
A distressed治疗 of tobacco quitting methods notes how smokers confront cravings and social cues. The piece discusses routines, home distractions, and the impact of tobacco use on daily life and health.
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