Favor Sliding Duties Germany Seeks Advantage
The article outlines tariff discussions in the Ways and Means Committee aiming to set maximum and minimum duties. It notes potential benefits for Great Britain and other nations, daily hearings, correspondence, and expected outcomes for a tariff revision before Congress in March.
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Army officers admonished for misconduct in public procurement case
Yesterday a court of inquiry censured Army officers for breaches in contract procedures involving public property. The action, led by senior staff, cited willful disregard of established rules and improper conduct by officers including Captain Charles and others in the Seventh Infantry. The findings demand disciplinary measures and emphasize accountability in procurement duties.
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Eithier
Curtemartin
Wayne
Charles
Arkhart
Sepond
Middy to Retain Sight After Naval Accident
A naval surgeon reports a midshipman will retain sight in his right eye after a coastwise accident. The left eye suffered serious damage but the patient is improving as the medical team administers care at the naval hospital.
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Navy
Ferny Sam
Naval Teapital
Brave Naval Cook Commended After Gallantry at Sea
A naval cook, Carmichael, is commended for gallantry after aiding fellow sailors during a perilous sinking near Newport, Wales. The commendation comes from the Navy Department, noting his swift actions saved lives at sea on December 7.
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Carmichael
Birmingham
Ila
Nave Aspartmeet
Newport
Owen
March Inauguration Parade Draws Early Applications
The Minneapolis Flambeau Club plans a dramatic night drill on the White Lot and 42 members will attend with officers. Delegations from Georgia and New Jersey announce large contingents for the inauguration, while a fireworks committee prepares an aerial display at Willard with no rockets. Subscriptions to the inaugural fund are ahead of prior years as committees organize souvenirs and reviewing stands.
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Minneapolis Flambeau Association
Mvin
Washington
Éady
Thy Ling
Nese
National Capital
Minneapilis Republican Flambeau Club
Minneapolis
Clark Grier
Georgia
Taft Clay
Shape Wa
Grier
Repubican Party
South
Arlegstion
James C. Calvert
Union County
Re~publican Committee
Elisabeth
N. J
New Willard
Cana HW. Rudelon
Als
T. D. J. Fuller
Fuller
Sonveni
Stelley
Mitton SE
Ailes
Harry Bingham
W. F E. Williams
Wiley Safe in Office Rumor Denied by White House
The White House and Secretary Lueb denied a report that Dr. H W Wiley would resign or be removed over a feud with the President. The claim blamed disgruntled sugar and drug interests for opposing Wiley’s published findings on benzoate of soda and lemon juice issues. Wiley called the rumor entirely false and said his department’s stance remains unchanged about allowing benzoate of soda under earlier restrictions.
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Department of Agriculture
White House
Lueb
Luoeb
Dr. Wiley
Lemuonte
Trajan
Board of Referees
Loch
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Post
United States
Wiley
Trecently
Louisiana
Tl. W. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
C. B. Moore
Louisiana Sugar Planters’ Association
J. ©. Murphy
Sugar Exchange
N. W. Taussig
National Sugar Renners’ Association
Wilays
Army Officers Win Prizes at Military Service Institution
The Military Service Institution of the United States awarded prizes for 1908 essays. Maj Charles I Mason won the Seamen first prize of 100 dollars for a paper on The Medical Department of the United States Army. Brig Gen Thomas M Anderson received 50 dollars for Universal Military Service. For 1909 a gold medal 100 dollars and membership and a silver medal 50 dollars were offered for essays on What Military Training and Education Should Be Required in Educational Institutions of All Grades and What Legal Exaction of Military Service on the Path of the Government Is Wise and Compatible With Our Institutions.
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Military Service Institution of H
United States
Charles I. Mason
Army Medical Corps
Medical Department
United States Army
Fry
Thomas M. Anderson
Anderson
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Fire damages Austro Hungarian embassy building
Fire swept yesterday through the Austro Hungarian embassy at 1308 Eighteenth Street Northwest causing scorched woodwork and a damaged lace curtain before firefighters arrived. An attaché and servants noticed the blaze and raised alarm. Estimated damage placed at about 100 dollars.
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Emiasay
Eighteenth ‘Street
Nervous system tonic touts Dr Miles Nervine
MEG, GO, THORNBURG, North Baltimore, Onlo. Claims grip weakened stomach and nerves, noting recovery after using Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills. Ends with money back guarantee if first bottle fails to benefit.
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Miles
Thornburg
North Baltimore
Medical Ga
Bikhart
Ind
Final canvass of New York electors 1908 archive copy
Special notice documents the official canvass and certificate of determination by New York State electors for President and Vice President, listing names of electors, vote totals, and attestations by Secretary of State. Includes seal and signatures, dated Albany December 24, 1908, under Charles Hughes and related officials.
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Harmon W. Cropsey
Henry H. Huntington
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George Frederick Bayle
Charles Asa
Gallup
William Cary Sanger
Deme B. Wike
Daniel M. Rawardd
Oslora B. Martin
Herman L. Schrad
George J
Martin Sternthal
Pharcellus V. Crittenden
Fels M. Warburg
Arthur Amory Houghton
Henry
Johoeten
George W. Whiteherd
Leopold Stern
John D. Kerr
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William F. Wendi
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Frank K. Bowers
Albany
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Hughes
Joan
Whalen
State of New York
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John G. Wichner
Jaander BH. Faber
Almer Reed Uataon
Tarmon W. Cropsey
Samuel
Vowhet
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Isaac H. Cary
George S. Uusoh
Charles B Adler
Mermar L. Schrader
George J. Benbury
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Henry &. Jonnaton
Ambrose ’. Nea
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Franklin Q. Town
Otis H. Cuter
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Alba M. Ide
Waldman
Henry B. Huntington
George Frederick Rawle
Asa
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James B. Wise
Tranler M. Hdwants
Cobora Martin
Allen Laur
George W. Whitehead
John AD. Kamman
William J. Wend
Juliuz Lincoln
Nathan Straus
Willian M. Fitzpatrick
Perry Belmont
Joseph A. Bid
Samuel Gordon
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Rudolph Rainer, Jr
Willa J. Bolger
James Shevlin
Francis D. Thome
Eugene Lamb Richarda, Jr
Rossa M. Morasco
Thomas M. Mulry
Martin J White
Joseph FP. Nay
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Ward C. Sheehy
Marcia Mager
John D. Crimmins
George W. Lott
Henéz
Crohean
Seymour van Sentvoord
William Gorham Rice
Olivert A. Jackson
Augustus Kellogg
John B. Riley
Augustus Keadinger
Charles J. Fiecon
Luke Meferirs
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Maxwell
Albert J Géyor
Georges C.leither
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Alfred J. Boulton
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Walter
Odile
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Patrick D. Rigtdan
Falward
Miehling
William N. Avory
Benjamin Reasn
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Wealthy names and large sums listed in unifying ledger
A lengthy OCR ledgers many individuals with earnings or inheritances, detailing payments of thirty-eight thousand to many, plus varied amounts from two to twenty-two thousand several hundred. Names such as Jacob W. Block and Albon M. Sperry appear amid sums, with patterns of payments and possessions across multiple persons and locales.
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James “A
Albon
M. Sperry
Janette
John L. Bindsay
Rederick W. Heymer
Sherman
Jeroism
Samenee
Thomas
Megale
Kaneiy
Alesander Jonas
Thomas J. Lewis
Clinton H. Parca
William ‘W. Arndnd
Bill Spindles
H.R. Hunt
Meier London
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Wilshire
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Tt. Rochow
William Karlin
J.C. Front
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Igerton
Curt’ Classen
Joseph Winkler
D. A. Nell
Andrew
Stephin Bacher
Louis Bolz
Henry Arndt
Gustave Dressler
Otto Grauealke
Christian Meyer
Victor Ruhr
Aaron Katz
Charles Moder
Gaarles . Walch
Fred B. Conde
Henry BD. Bishop
John McKee
John Berry
Coleriage A. Hart
Preston E. Terry
Sonn Wallace Moore
George H. Warwick
Harry W. Dursman
Charles’ Manterra
William H. Craver
Robert EB. Neldig
James H. Laird
Francia A. Conlon
Arthur M. Meyer
Wiliam W. Smith
Adam V. Myera
William K. Passage
Stephen A.terrell
Perry B. Gordon
Franklin D. Wallacs
Harlow Skeel
Frederick L. Kelloxy
Gilbert ME. Doolittle
Levi Hoag
Fred L. Ryan
Venjacia C. Montgomery
Merritt C. Utley
Charles H. Schalefield
Remy Ward
Als
Leland K. Manning
Walter T. Bilas
Wm] A. Anderson
Neon Aker
Erwin A. Archer
Ratna Raver
Berthard Beuml
George S. Hussey
Joseph Condon
Charles. Chawtard
Kilmer Land
Florian Machauet
Louis H. Millar
Koula Neuman
Ernest ‘Neden
Adgiah Orange
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State of New York electors certification 1908
Official record from Albany dated December 16 1908 certifies votes for presidential electors. Lists named electors and officers involved, including Whalen secretary of state Glynn comptroller, Hauser treasurer, and state engineer. Also notes transcript accuracy and meeting notices for Capital Traction Company and inaugural preparations in Washington DC.
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Halt
Albany
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Brown
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Ota H. Cutler
Leander
Faber
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Stephen J. Burrows
Almet Revd Latuoo
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Harmon W. Cropsty
Mery
Huntington
Samuel & Yosnet
George Frewerica Bayle
Charles
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Gallup
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William Cary Hanger
George
Husch
James B. Wise
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