Hope for Democracy Tariff Issue in 1912 Fight
New York July 4 Champ Clark declares Democrats will fight the tariff in 1912 if revision is not achieved in the next session. He joins Tammany Hall crowd urging lower duties and attacks Republican promises and the Payne Aldrich tariff. Other speakers include Adam Byrd and Edward Saunders as the crowd criticizes administration tariff policy and demands action.
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House
New York
Democrata
Champ Clark
Missouri
Tammany Hall
Clark
Delly- Trail
Jong
Adam = Byrd
Edward W. Saunders
Virginia
Epiteon Harmon
Ohio
Execuive
Wan
Uwongshout
Lana Japa
Barkis Willin
Thi
Sachem Cohalan
Aker
House of
Thu
Harkis
Dark Lesan
Jo Jun
Washington
Vietims
Representa
Rey
Jefferson
Sereno F
Mathers and Means
Jonior
Ince
Springs
Detroit
Wil
Lansing
R. F
Paneral Izer
E. H. Davis
Reault
Thos
DineCin Ag
Stre Carpenter
Henderson
N.Y
Frank Ge
E. Carpenter
Taft
Innis
Winona
Congress
Payne
Senate
Delirious Tyrty Ball Player Joins Hospital Rampage
New York July 4 William J Torrey a ball player with the National League amid typhoid fever delirium leaped from a second floor window at Roosevelt Hospital. He wrestled with doctors and orderlies as they attempted to return him to his ward waking patients and causing an uproar. The 2 year old giant from Illinois had been admitted from Polo Grounds after illness and was slated to join the Giants on their trip tonight.
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New York
Wiliam J. Torrey
Hoosevelt Hospital
Torrey
Polo Grounds
Paul Rockey
Dr. Whitney
Illnois
Cincinnati
Giants
Two Joy Riders Die After Auto Crash
Pittsburg July 4 three men jumped into Col H P Bope carriage during a joy ride. They were chased by motorcycle police to the Northside where the auto crashed into smokestacks and overturned. John Miller age 24 suffered fractured skull and A G Lucag injured spine both doomed. Charles Hays age 3 seriously hurt but to recover.
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A. G. Lucag
Charles Hays
Baby’s Natural Food Best Says Daily Diet Hints
Experiments on animals show immunity to certain infantile diseases is conveyed in the mother's milk. Prefer natural food when possible and take precautions if not. Certified milk is better than ordinary. use fresh milk and sterilize bottles. Grandmothers’ methods aren’t proof against modern risks due to heredity and milk quality.
Fourth of July Observed Abroad With Dignitaries and Toasts
Ambassadors and diplomats hosted Fourth of July events in London Berlin Paris Brussels and Buenos Aires. 2000 to 3000 attended Dorchester House reception in London. 500 Americans toured Berlin with baseball and dining. wreaths laid at Lafayette tomb in Paris. speeches by Taft aides and cultural figures. celebrations continued with banquets and cable greetings to President Taft.
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Sons of the Revolution
Paris
Berlin
Taft
London
Whitelaw Reid
Dorchester House
Ambassador Reid
Edward Hutton
Charles H. Brent
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philippine Islands
Lora Middleton
George Reid
Grunau
Thackara
Riverside
Ambassador Hih
Picpus Cemetery
H. Cleveland Coxe
New York Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Lafayette
Stewart L. Woodford
James B. Reynolds
Andre Tardieu
Mason
American Chamber of Commerce
Gen. Woodford
Mr. Reynolds
Brussels
Charles Page Bryan
Buenos Aires
Charles H. Sherrill
Sherrill
United States
Belasco Roof Hosts Gilbert Comedy Palace of Truth
At the Belasco Theater the Ben Greet Players staged The Palace of Truth on the roof to cool air and shrubbery stage decor. The cast led by Grace Halsey Violet Vivian J. Sayer Crawley and Percival Seymour delivered witty performances while the roof garden drew praise for novelty and comfort.
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Belasco
Palace of Truth
Taylor
Ben Greet
Gilbert
Phaner
Prince Philamtr
Viola
Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Ballinger Denies Rumors of Resignation Amid Withdrawals
Secretary Ballinger denied reports he would resign after rumors spread from Seattle claiming President Taft ordered withdrawal on 8,495,731 acres of lands. He said the claims are false, and he planned a Beverly meeting with the President to discuss future work and plan army engineer control of irrigation. Ballinger sent photographic copies of withdrawal orders to prevent misunderstandings.
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Seattle
Taft
Ballinger
Interior Department
Beverly
Army Engineers
Church Loses Bequest In State Supreme Court Ruling
Hagerstown Maryland July 4 The state supreme court ruling denies the First United Brethren Church of Chambersburg any share of the 30000 bequest from Annie Fetterhoff. The decision awards the estate to Mary Reed who lives with her daughter Charlotte Herman and is deaf and blind.
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Hagerstown
State Supreme Court
First United Brethren Church
Chambers-' Burg
Annie Fetterhoff
Chambers
Play Review: A Farce of Love and Deception at the Theater
The production features Miss Hobbs as a charming heroine despite men’s misgivings, with Wolff Kingsearl and Percival Kingsearl driving schemes that end in Cupid’s help. Julia Dean shines as Miss Hobbs while Emilie Melville impresses as Aunt Susan, and Everett Butterfield holds the lead. The plot, though roomy at times, yields many laugh provoking moments as songs, patriotic airs, and a rousing finale conclude the holiday evening.
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Susan Abbey
Beula
Wolff Kingsearl
Percival
Far East
Miss Hobbs
Wollf Kingsearl
Dan Cupid
Susan
Julia Dean
Paul McAllister
Percival Kingsearl
Everett Butterfield
Florence Huntington
Emilie Melville
Abounids
Rider Ben Brazee Dies in Fatal Park Race Crash
Denver July 4 A motorcycle racer known as Ben Brazee joked to wire his wife in Fresno if killed. Within minutes he died after attempting a pass at 60 mph between rider W P Miller and the fence, his wheel slipped, he struck the track, broke his neck and jaw, and was fatally injured.
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Denver
Colo
Fresno
W. W. Thorpe
Thorpe
Ben Brazee
W. P. Miller
Miller
Cloakmakers Vote to Strike in New York
The cloak makers of New York voted 18 771 to 618 in favor of a general strike. Tomorrow the workers demand higher pay shorter hours and better conditions will be presented to employers. If refused a strike order is expected within days per the ILGWU executive committee.
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New York
International Ladies'. Garment Workers’ Union
Russia to Reveal Treaty on Manchuria Interests
The Russo Japanese convention covering railway and other Manchuria interests will be communicated to the United States, China, and other powers after transmission to governments. The long contemplated agreement may hasten a defensive alliance and involves joint status quo in Manchuria.
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Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
United States
China
Harbin
Prince Ito
Ito
Knox
Mancharts
Agreement Regulates Traffic Between Vladivostok and Dainy
A technical accord between the eastern Chinese railway corporation and the south Manchurian railroad corporation outlines the direction and division of traffic between Vladivostok and Dainy. It sets rate advantages and addresses pending questions for regulation with Russia and Japan.
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Eastern Chinese Railway Corporation
South Manchurian Railroad Corporation
Vladivostok
Dainy
Russia
Japan
Armour’s J Ogden Doubts $10 Hog Price Rebound
Chicago July 4 J Ogden Armour returning from Europe doubts the United States will see $10 hogs again. If grain crops are good, prices may ease though meat exports to England and Europe falter. He notes South America’s cattle and hogs could undercut U S prices due to cheaper transport.
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J. Ogden
Armour
Chicago
Europe
West
United States
England
South America
Toy Rides for Jags in Chicago July Fourth Debate
Alderman Dever plans to push for a council-ordered policy to take drunks home. Alderman Cermak tilts toward a park joy ride until the drinker is sober. Alderman Bayler supports sobriety stations to keep drunken husbands out of trouble.
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Chicago
Dever
Lea Judiciary
Cermak
Bayler
Two Men Killed in Fight Over Hungaria Girl in Apollo
Two miners named Domrick Carespino and Antonia Morcespino died in a gun fight over a Hungarian girl in Apollo Pa. Several other foreigners were injured in the brawl. Police say both men shot each other after drinking. The mining camp erupted in rioting and further fighting.
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Apollo
Domirick Carespino
Antonia Moiosino
Carespino
Morcesino
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