Democrats Split Over Tariff Bill During Senate Session
A badly divided Democratic Senate debated the tariff bill amid calls for unity. Minority Leader Culberson faced questions on how the party stood on key items as the body adjourned for a conference report, with Keen and others detailing party positions and pending amendments before Monday’s reconvening.
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No Tariff for England in American Press Debate
The American press debates tariff policy, arguing that protecting domestic industry harms consumers. Editors note fears of entrenched trusts, calls for public reform, and warn a general tariff could threaten U.S. interests. A conscience vote is urged if policy stalls.
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Knox Seeks 100000 For State Department Budget
The Secretary of State forwarded a plea to Representative Tawrey, chair of the House committee, requesting an additional appropriation of 100000 to support expanded work of the Department of State. He cites tariff provisions and rising costs from a growing U S trade and more Americans traveling abroad. The letter notes increased activity in Canadian, Oriental, and regional trade as evidence of need.
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House and Senate debate delays signal adjournment on tariff bill
Congressional negotiators clash over conference report on tariff measure with the House aiming to adjourn by August 4. Key figures include Speaker Cannon, Senator Aldrich, Representative Dwight, and Presidential influence shaping the fate of duties on tobacco, raw materials, and unmanufactured goods amid new tax plans and a tariff commission proposal.
Senate tariff clash and cotton schedule debates shake Congress
Torn by party lines in a packed session the Senate and House argued over a tariff bill and free raw materials. Key figures include Senators Aldrich McCumber Elkins and Payne with Gov. Heri of Gio protesting free car materiel. A conference panel led by Gaines, Mondell, Kennedy and Young prepared to author a compromise while discussions centered on cotton rates and the effect on manufactured goods. President Taft pressed for downward revisions and White House talks with Congress sought to reconcile House and Senate aims before Monday’s expected report.
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Texas Representative Declines Tariff Bill Row Overshadows House
The House voted down a resolution barring gifts or compensation from public service interests. Texas Rep Banef led the measure amid charges moneyed interests control Congress, while Randell urged reform and Macon offered to resign if proven. The session included a heated exchange between Reps Rucker and Macon over recorded remarks, ending with a vote to strike certain lines and adjournment until Thursday.
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Congressional Names Amid White House Callers List
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Taft to Meet Diaz in Texas October 12
President Taft plans a southern and western tour by river and rail in October. He will meet President Diaz of Mexico in San Antonio on October 12 and visit El Paso before continuing to Corpus Christi, Houston, and St Louis, then down the Mississippi to New Orleans for the Deep Waterways Convention. Columbus, Georgia, adds to his viewing list. The route includes Seattle to San Diego prior to Texas.
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Government Seeks Strict Inspections to Halt Pest Invasion
Keven Out reports Secretary of Agriculture Wilson calls for rigid inspections to prevent gypsy moth and brown tail moth spread. Dr Hayward, head of entomology, just returned from Europe with experts studying parasites and natural enemies to release in forests damaged by the pests. The brown tail moth arrived via imported plants, and a national quarantine and inspection law are still lacking to seal the threat.
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Pleads for the South protection from tariff reform
An open letter published in The Manufacturers Herald by Al Fémonds argues for tariff protection for the South. He contends the region’s prosperity is threatened by tariff legislation and urges equal protection, noting Southern iron ore coal lumber and textile machinery workers produce as much value as other industries. He warns against sacrificing Southern interests to enrich others and calls for fair treatment across all sectors.
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Naval postmasters warned on customs evasion through mail
Evidence shows customs laws evaded by mail passing through naval postmasters lands. Postmaster General Iftchcock issued instructions for postmasters and mail clerks to watch naval tests for duties. A Des Moines incident involved a package aboard the Helena 42 Hongkong, escaping detection by officials.
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Taft the Drawing Card for Rivers Congress 1912
Capt Jorrath of Alnemnat arrived to arrange details for the sixth annual National Rivers and Harbor Congress convention. It will be held December 8, 9, and 16 with President Taft expected to deliver an address, boosting broad interest and significance.
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Crane Confirmed as Minister to China by Senate
The Senate quickly confirmed Charley R Crane of Chicago for minister to China. The nomination was pushed promptly after the President emphasized finding a man with Far East knowledge and strong business sense. Also sent for confirmation was William T Willoughby of the District of Columbia as assistant director of the census.
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Fragmented Hotel Guest List Across States
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Lumber schedules inspire lobbying in Detroit convention
In Detroit the Michigan Hardwood Lumber Dealers Association convened and urged sending messages to President and lawmakers to keep Senate tariff schedules on lumber intact amid calls to reduce duties on manufactured leather goods. Rep Gardner of Massachusetts urged a higher shoes duty, arguing lower rates hurt his district’s industry. Cabinet members rallied behind the President in the tariff fight, confidence high in the outcome.
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The Great Tea Trade of Ceylon and Its Plantations
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Scout Cruisers Chester Salem and Birmingham Engine Trials Probed
New York July 28 An investigation into the propulsion on three US Scout cruisers Chester Salem and Birmingham continues. The Chester with Parsons turbines, the Salem with Curtis turbines, and the Birmingham with reciprocating engines face extended service tests before a final engine verdict. Initial trouble aboard Chester and Salem’s earlier issues are noted, while Birmingham’s older engines show better performance.
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U S Bankers for Honduras Move Reported
The State Department denied claims that the United States seeks a protectorate over Honduras. American bankers may oversee Honduras finances to stabilize its economy, a plan welcomed by Honduran officials. Gen Vassequer, ex-president in 1905, was cited in a trip from Corinto to Tegucigalpa as part of the discussion.
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American Dies of Cholera in Koenigsberg Hotel
An American man visiting Koenigsberg with his wife died after contracting cholera. Medical authorities confirmed the cause following bacteriological tests. The town and railway workers were isolated and the train car was disinfected as precautions to prevent spread. The couple had traveled from Siberia with Dresden as a planned next stop.
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Brazil to Send Warship to Hudson Fulton Celebration
Brazil will represent at the Hudson Fulton celebration with a warship. Brazil's minister of marine says orders have been issued to send a warship to the event next September, and Brazil welcomes the participation of its naval forces.
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Army Orders From Vast Overseas Station List
Multiple officers named for duty at Jefferson Barracks and other posts. Reports reference transfers to Philadelphia and California depots, medical corps details, and assignments involving Second Lieutenant William Carrier and Major Claceare Williams. The document outlines postings, reports, and resignations across Army, Navy Central Hospital, and related units with dates around August and September.
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Orders to Naval Officers Amid Ocean Command Reshuffle
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