Excise Bill Passes Amid Tariff Board Debate
The Senate backed the excise bill 36 to 18, ending reciprocity, extending the tax, and creating a permanent tariff board. A special levy on tobacco and an income tax were debated, with Canada paper duties fixed at two dollars a ton. Sugar tariff reform dominates today’s session with expected further reductions under Democratic and progressive leadership.
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Canada
Democrata and
Progressives
Senate
Ate
Ae Wbvate
Soper
Supreme Court
Williams
House
Whisky toddies praised as baby food in Missouri
Springfield July 2 whisky toddies praised as infant food by Mr and Mrs Jesse Fox of West Plains. Their 18 month old child Riles drawn attention on the street with an 77 pound frame. The baby has lived largely on toddies since birth according to its parents.
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Springfield
Jesse Fox
West Plains
Riles
Honest Tom Glinnan Among Eight Arrested in Detroit Bribery Case
Eight aldermen and the secretary of the common council committees were arrested in Detroit on bribery and conspiracy charges connected to a measure affecting city property sold to the Wabash Railroad. Thomas Ginnan, known as "Honest Tom," confessed after reportedly turning over $1,000. Schretter and others are alleged to have coordinated payments ranging from 50 to 1,000 dollars as votes were bought to advance the street measure. The investigation, aided by phonographic records and telephonic testimony, began in February and involved Detective William J. Burns posting under cover as Wabash agents.
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Honest Tom" Glinnan
Council
Wiliam J. Burns
Thomas Ginnan
Fdr
Sehrelter, Jr
American League of Muntopalties
Joseph J. Theisen
Se Und Isiowaki
Patrick Brien
Awerman Louis Teasy
Frank Mason
Louis Brose
Deimer
Gilmnan
Tom
Schretter
Wabash Railroad
Glinnan
William R. Thompson
Andrew H Green
Detroit
Burns
Common Council
Itfa
Common Council of
Tom Glinnan
Roosevelt creed stirs debate on wage scales and eight hour work
Oyster Bay July 26 Col Roosevelt unveils a platform claiming his economic measures aim to curb socialism and anarchy. He backs minimum wage for women, a six day work guarantee with eight hour shifts for continuous industries, and opposes large corporation abolition, urging diversification of property and cautious reforms.
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Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Col Roosevelt
Hare
Roosevelt Defends Panama Canal Navy Strength
The dispatch quotes Col Roosevelt insisting the Panama Canal must be defended with fortifications and a strong navy. He rebuts Bryan’s criticisms as reactionary and Hamiltonian, recounting a Boston Bible anecdote to illustrate a point about reading.
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Panama Canal
Hawaii
Col. Roosevelt
Willam J. Bryan
Bryan
Hamilton
Boston
Early Presidential Bet Records Wilson at Even Money
Will iam Patch of Bulkwell and Patch furniture dealers posted 5 00 to bet on Gov Wilson at even money. Bruce Miller took 1500 of the 5000 and will add 40 more tomorrow. Patch offered to back Wilson for up to 10000 that he will win the presidency.
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Washington
Chicago
William Patch
Bulkwell & Patch
Gov. Wilson
Patch
Bruce Miller
Mr. Patch
Wilson
United State
Gov Osborn Flops Again Back To Roosevelt
Lanning Michigan July 26 Smoked out by the Young Men's Wilson Club of Grand Rapids Gov Osborn who recently denounced the third party and doomed to die has shifted political allegiance repeatedly since January 1 showing moves from La Follette to Taft to Roosevelt to Wilson and back to Roosevelt.
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Washington Post
Lanning
Mich
Young Men’s
Wilson Club
Grand Rapids
Osborn
Roosevelt
la Fallette
Taft
Wilson
Nelson to Seek Senate Run Again
St. Paul Minnesota July Knute Nelson will run again for the United States Senate and file his intention with the Minnesota secretary of state within the next two weeks, as stated in a letter received at the state capitol today.
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St. Paul
Minn
Knute Nelson
United States Senate
Minnesota
Nelson
State Capitol
Kid McCoy Denied Bail In London Larceny Case
American boxer Kid McCoy was arrested on a provisional extradition warrant and remanded without bail at Bow Street. Scotland Yard says he is suspected in a jewel robbery at Ostend’s Grand Palace Hotel where a Russian princess was robbed of jewels. Police concede McCoy’s only known link is being seen with suspects. witnesses say he left Ostend before the crime. The princess, now Mrs. Victor de Thurn and Taxis, reportedly had jewels valued around 50 000 dollars. investigators cite two arrests in Ostend connected to the case.
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Ostend
London
Kid" McCoy
Bow Street
de Rutzen
McCoy
Scotland Yard
Grand Palace
Mecoy
Russia
Squeezerkamip
Princess of
McNamara
Chester
Germany
San Fransco
Turkish Deputies Defiant Refuse Dissolution Demand
In Constantinople on July 26 the military league demanded the chamber of deputies be dissolved within 48 hours. A saloniki congress four days prior spurred the move, with ten officers dispatched to press the demand. Deputies shouted that they would yield only to armed force as Ferid Pasha declined the interior portfolio citing wealth.
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Constantinople
Military League
Chamber of Deputies
Saloniki
League
Thegress
Kiamil Pasha
Grand Vigier
Ferid Pasha
Vigier Moukhtar Pasha
Storm Strikes Castle Where Belgian Royal Family Stays
During a severe storm in southern Belgium lightning struck Clergnen Castle, lodging of the Belgian royal family, including the Dutch prince consort as guest. The royal party remained calm at luncheon while their suite faced heavy fright and the castle sustained considerable damage.
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Brussels
Clergnen
Belgium
Prince Consors
Holland
Gunfire erupts as miners strike in Mucklow raid
Eight hundred miners armed with rifles attack Mucklow in Paint Creek valley after daybreak, killing Baldwin guard Gus Pinton and wounding head guard William Phaup. The assault follows a Baldwin guard death and prompts rapid National Guard redeployments led by Gov. Glasscock. Troops return from Mount Gretna as fears grow of further attacks near Wamora. The widespread labor trouble in West Virginia escalates amid mounting casualties and state mobilization.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mucklow
Paint Creek
Gus Pinton
Baldwin
William Stringer
William Phaup
West Virginia National Guard
Mount Gretna
Gov. Glassrock
James I. Pratt
Wamora
Wamoca
Smith
Kanawha
Carty
Peytonia
Charles D. Elliott
I Creek
United States
National Guard of
West Virginia
Gov
Glasscock
Bluefield
Fayetteville
Ttma
A Cool Calculating Thief Caught Over Umbrella Ice Theft
William Riley stole ice from a wagon on North Clark Street and used an umbrella from a storefront stand to shield the melting load. He admitted the act to Municipal Judge Caverly and received a 30 day Bridewell sentence.
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Chicago
William Riley
Clark Street
Riley
Caverly
Bridewell
Coroner hearing names Webber and Sullivan in Rosenthal murder
Testimony identifies Briagie Webber and Jack Sullivan at the Metropole before Herman Rosenthal’s murder. Louis Crese, waiter, says four men in the murder car shot Rosenthal as he exited the Metropole. Mayor Gaynor orders restraint and notes no evidence against Becker yet. Sullivan rearrested for homicide as inquest set for August 15.
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Louis Crese
New York
Briagie’ Webber
Herman Rosenthal
Jack Sullivan
Rogsenthal
Sullivan
Webber
Rosenthal
Chicago and Return Tickets On Sale August First to Fourth
Continued on third page listing $31.00 Chicago and return, Baltimore and Chicago routes. Tickets available August 1 to 4, from offices at East and North Y avenues, with email contact provided.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Frmattea
N. Y, Ave
Index to Today's Issue
Page summaries list topics across sections: Senate passes tax bill graft in Detroit council charged Roosevelt’s Creed radical Thopa rushed to mines. terms of seeing Rosenthal shot. Kid Metuy arrested. bank holds rad notes. police get runaways. Also new school laws proposed poison by mistake move pay for Navy Yard men. fight on the ice trust. draft concerns. lawmaker assails Wiesn. thaw goes back to Matteawan. killed when platform fails. drunkenness in camp charged. Democratic split over battleships. Cotton bill ready for House. Senate probe for Latin revolts. Financial and editorial comment. Society. Baseball and other sports. Water increase taken to court. Missing grocer’s wife asks receiver. Princess aids thanks memorial.
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Detroit
Counci
Roosevelt
Thopa
Rosenthal
Kid Metuy
Navy Yard
Matteawan
House
Grocers
Princess Aids
King welcomes granddaughter born to Julia Dent Grant family
Mr and Mrs Edmund C King of Portland announce the arrival of a baby daughter named Fannie Chaffee in memory of the maternal grandmother. The mother is Julia Dent Grant’s granddaughter and a niece of General Frederick Dent Grant. The event ties the King family to General Ulysses S Grant lineage through marriage and birth.
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Gea
Tyssel S. Grant
Washington Post
Portland
Oreg
Edmund C. King
Julia Dent Grant
Basy
Fannie Chaffee
King
Ulysses S. Grant
Frederick Dent Gran
Runaways Arrested Over Seized European Sailings
New York police detained Mrs Clare Perkins Frederick Patterson and Patrick Walsh with Margaret McNamara and her two children, amid claims they stole banker Nicholas J McNamara’s automobile and planned to sail to Germany. The case centers on a large touring car, alleged larceny, and impending arraignment.
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New York
Clare M Perkins
Frederick F Pattersop
Patrick Walsh
Nicholas J. McNamara
San Francisco
Margaret McNamara
McNamara
Greens
Ms Perkins
Chicago
Choir Hosiery Causes Curtain Plan at Local Church
In Forest Avenue Baptist Church Des Moines a surge of men in front seats drew attention. After an elderly deacon sat upfront and invited women to sit near him, the Ladies Aid moved to hang a curtain around the choir loft to hide the hosiery visible in the loft. The motion passed unanimously.
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Moines
Iowa
Forest Avenue Baptist Church
Dercon
Ladies’ Aid Society
George F. Reinking
Alleged $ B20 000 Notes In Bank Consolidation Probe
Deputy Comptroller Kane says the matter is with U S Attorney Clarence R B Wilson for investigation of a Commercial National Bank note purchase worth more than 29 000. Treasury officials report the case is under review with no definite conclusions yet. President Clapham Cashier Poole and other bank officials declined comment, while Bank Examiner Hann said discussions did not relate to the notes and would not discuss the case.
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U. S. Attorney For the District For Investigation
Clapham
United States
Clarence RB Wilson
Commercial National Bank
Fourteenth Ant
Frankere
Treasury Department
Ashton Clapham
John Poole
Aear
Samuel M Hani
Bathie
Washington
Ajam
Treaury Department
Natwral Toe
Lawrence Th
Murray
Waa
Tar
Paola T Sands
Preg Dent
H Church
Myer Cohen
Capham
Bank Engiiner Haun
Saltmore
T. P. Kane
Thomas Po Rene
Columbia
Cneetings
Hann
Vie
District Banke
Ossme
National Bank
Hane
Commercial National
Africa hero is slain near Motel Plaza apartment
Special to The Washington Post New York July 4. A wealthy man and doctor Louis P Roquette was killed by violence in an apartment at 511 Meyerin Ave. He was found with a skull fracture from a blow after being brought by cab from Heagx Arts fade in Portieth Street and Sixth Avenue earlier Thursday. The coroner cites blackjack as the cause. Roquette, decorated for bravery in the South and England, wore a medal and family crest ring. he was known for generous money advances to friends.
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Washington Pont
New York
Louis P. Rot
Plaza
Sod
Meyerin Ave
Heagx Arts
Fortieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Col. Roquette
England
Kaware
Baltimore and Return Train Service Details
Baltimore and Ohio advertises round trips on Saturdays and Sundays with return until 9:00 am. Train Monday service covers all grains both ways, including the Royal.
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Baltimore and Return
Baltimore and
Ohio
Royal
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