Tariff Reform and Political Maneuvering in Congress
The piece discusses moves to include reciprocity or tariff revision planks in party platforms, the influence of the American Reciprocal Tariff League, and anticipated presidential messages to Congress. It notes shifts in positions within the Republican and Democratic camps, potential leadership changes, and the prospects for tariff-driven campaign dynamics ahead of the coming session.
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Reciprocal Tariff League
Congress
Icucns
Tis
Griggs
Georgia
Hns Party
Edwards
American Reciprocal Tariff League
House Republicans
Babcock
Overstreet
Tawney
Minnesota
Lecture on illustration at Gonzaga College
Rev John Broonan professor of physics at Woonstock College lectured on Colored Illustrations for Magazines at Gonzaga Hall yesterday under the Aloysius Club. The talk covered necessary principles for clear understanding and was part of a four year Jesuit college series with the stereopticon views well received.
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Pather Brennan
Gonzaga College
Gonzaga Hall
John Bronnan
Father Brosnan
East
Father Brosran
Schwab's Condition Not Critical
New York report says Charles M Schwab is suffering from a heavy cold but his condition is not critical. The article notes Schwab's home in New York and includes a remark about advertising times in evening and morning papers.
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Schwab
Bredastone Wasnigeen
New York
Charles M Schwab
Fatal blow by boy in street play kills girl in Washington
Jennie Biordossky ten dies at Children's Hospital from head wound linked to a brick thrown by Martin Moran nine. Coroner Nevitt Wall holds an inquest. police investigate if injury caused death or meningitis followed. Incident occurred Tuesday as Jennie played with companions near 2817 M Street Northwest.
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Jennie Biorddssky
Cees Hospital
Martin Moran
Coronel Nevitt Wall
Jennie Biordossky
Children’s Hospital
M Street Northest
Jennie
Fhordossky
Jennie Bterdos
Murt
Children's Hospital
Imperial Chinese commissioners tour Europe trip group arrives here
Duke Tsai Tse Shang Chi Heng and Li Cheng To en arrived from New York to study political conditions in England France and Belgium. They were hosted by the Chinese Minister last night and will sight see today before calling on the President and Secretary Root then sail for Europe from New York.
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Duke Tsai Tse
Shang Chi Heng
Li Cheng
Europe
England
France
Belgium
New York
Root
Education exchange plan to woo Chinese students
Bamona J James of the University of Illinois leads a movement to ease China US tensions by sending two American educators to China to advocate American colleges. He argues Chinese laborers are restricted but Chinese students should be welcomed, highlighting American superiority in European civilization. He envisions boosted goodwill and lifted exports through student matriculation and accredited study here.
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Bamona J.james
University of Illinois
China
United States
James
Protest by Hungarians Denounces Parliament Dissolution
Five thousand Hungarians gathered at Grand Central Palace in New York to protest Emperor Francis Joseph I’s dissolution of the Hungarian Parliament. Resolutions condemned the crown and urged the United States to aid the Magyars in establishing a government of the people, recalling Kossuth’s legacy.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Francis Joseph
Louis Kossuth
Death of Thomas L. McKenna Denver editor dies at 45
Thomas L. McKenna, Denver managing editor of the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Times, died last night in a hospital of heart disease at age forty five. Born in Montreal, he once managed the Shamrock lacrosse team that held Canadian and English championships. He had worked at the News for seventeen years and served as managing editor for ten.
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Denver
Match U—Jaymns
McKenna
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Ims
Montreal
Canada
Shamrock Lacrosse
England
theyNews
All Run Down In the Spring Health Warning
Thousands suffer spring illness from winter impurities of blood causing pimples headaches and fatigue. The medicine to take, according to yearly testimony, is recommended.
Rare Hodgkins disease claims local teacher in Dennison
Florence Montrop a 28 year old Washington public school teacher died at 610 Massachusetts avenue after a seventeen month illness from Hodgkins disease. Doctors say cause unknown and note only one prior local death from the malady in years. Funeral from 610 Massachusetts avenue at 2 pm Tuesday with Rev George Wilson preaching. burial at Stock Creek Cemetery.
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Hodgkins
Washington
Florence Montrop
Washington Public
Massachussetts Avenue
Mies Montrop
Dennison Model School
Miss Montrop
Miss Montrap
Emile Montrap
Land i
Washington Normal School
Magsachuasers Avenue
George Wilson
Asembly —Presbyterian Church
Stock Crotk Cemetery
Leader of Telegraphers Advocates Political Economy Overforce
The leader of the Telegraphers denies Debs calling for violence and says labor’s issues can be resolved through education and ballot power. He claims the Western Federation of Miners fears and mine-owner plots, predicting sensational disclosures in the Steunenberg case.
Death of Joseph C Ryan in Washington Real Estate Leader
Joseph C Ryan aged 54 died after five weeks illness from Brights disease at his home 1345 WW street northwest He was born in Baltimore and educated in Washington attending Gonzaga College and Spencerian College He chaired Soule Company real estate for twenty years and was known in business circles Survived by widow Miss Anna Quinn and daughter Miss Anna Ryan Funeral at St Pauls Church with mass by Rev Jamon F Mackin and interment at Mount Olives Cemetery
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Joseph C. Ryan
Bright
Mir. Ryan
Baltimore
Washington
Gonzaga College
Hill
Spencerson College
Soule Company
Andi
St Paul's Roman Catholic Church
Jamon F Mackin
Mount Olives Cemetery
Magnetic survey voyage begins aboard Galilee from San Diego
The yacht Galilee leaves San Diego on March 2 to begin a Pacific magnetic survey under Carnegie Institution auspices. A 200 mile circuit will visit San Diego, Fanning Island, Samoan Islands, New Hebrides, Marshall Islands, Guam, Yokohama, Aleutians, returning to San Diego. Commander W J Peters leads the scientific staff including J P Ault, C Pearson, and Dr H E B Martyn. Vessel and instruments were upgraded in San Diego and funds exist to support year long operations.
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Galiee
Pacific Ocean
Carnegie Institution of Washington
San Diego
Cal
Fanning Island
Samoan Islands
Fhi Islands
Marshall Islands
Guam
Yokohama
Aleutian Islands
W. J. Peters
Astronomical and Topographical Corps
United States Geological Survey
National Geographic Society
J. P. Ault
A C Pearson
H. EB. Martyn
Mystery Clock Alarm at Fifth Precinct Patrolman
A patrolman in the Fifth precinct sparked mirth when a pocket alarm clock woke him during roll call. Neighbors heard nightly tinkling from the clock triggered by a silent watcher who observed the patrol box and later saw the officer rest on a park bench before the sergeant finally called out the clock-bearing man.
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Bella
No word from Nantucket lightship 66 reported
Special to The Washington Pest from Newport Rhode Island reports no word from lightship No 66 since Saturday afternoon. Wireless operators suspect the heavy windstorm damaged the lightship’s serial apparatus but say there is no anxiety at the naval torpedo station.
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Washington
Newport
R. I
Nantucket Sheals
Naval Torpedo Station
Ttme
Mght
Dyspepsia Tablets Promised As Indigestion Cure
An advertisement warns dyspepsia can mimic consumption and urges swift use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a preventative remedy. It claims the tablets cure indigestion and related coughs, while noting they do not cure consumption but prevent it. The ad invites readers to request a free sample from F. Bouart Co. Marshall, Sled.
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Alere
Stuart
America
Reas F. Bouart Co
Marshall, Sled
Stabbed in the Side in the Village Assault Case
Sidney Desperg is stabbed in the left side during a dispute in the village. Charles Croten fled to Blackman's alley after the altercation and was later found on Seventh Street Northeast. Desperg was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital in serious condition. Croton is jailed on assault charges.
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Sidney Desperg
Charles Croten
Blackman’s Alley
Ts . Deapert
Croton
Seventeenth Street
Pertaters with whiskers and a city market tale
A fragmented dialect piece imagines Coakernuts as potatoes with eyes and whiskers, then veers into a satire of urban life. It references Sewerside, an Immonald man, lime juice, a deal, and a splash request, ending with a mock reflection on public movement and a Jimtown explosion figure of $72,008.
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Jimtown
Easy Death Bill in Iowa May Face Long Fight
Des Moines reports a medical bill introduced by Representative Gregory in the lower house to require physicians to end life when suffering is certain and to prevent bearing deformed or hopelessly disabled children. He argues it is humane though likely to fail this session, predicting a broader adoption within twenty years. In San Jose, a Mount Hamilton observatory field trip was held at Grand View as Daniel Howard and wife from Brockton and other Eastern tourists rode a stagecoach. robbers fled with $6, a gold watch, and other valuables.
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Washington Post
Des Moines
Iowa
Gregory
San Jose
Cal
Mount Hamilton
Grand View
Daniel Howard
Brockton
Masa
Gaudy neckwear thief nabbed after store burglary
James Armes, a colored man, confessed to burglarizing George Freeman’s haberdashery at 1422 Wisconsin Ave NW. The rear window was broken and about thirty dollars, plus a dozen neon green yellow and red neckties, were taken. Detective Heft arrested Armes after Freeman identified the tailed bright stock, with another accomplice sought.
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James Armes
George Freeman
Wisconsin Avenue
Mr. Freeman
Hig Ateck
Freeman
W. P. Heft
Heft
Ecktie
Hem
Armes
Armey
Transfers At Annapolis Classmen Fall Back Through Deficiencies
Owing to deficiencies in studies the Naval Academy transferred many cadets from the class of 1907 to 1908 and relocated others from 1908 to 1909 for similar reasons. The list names numerous cadets by state and initials, noting transfers to adjust class status. Also noted: transport McClellan delayed in Port Said for a week to repair machinery. A Tennessee judge granted a ten day stay of execution for Hd Johnson, a Chattanooga man convicted of criminal assault, to allow appeal.
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Annapolis
W. A. Vandeveer
New Jersey
J. C. Vandecarr
New York
Philip Seymour
Rhode Island
W. H. Stiles
Georgia
W. E. Strother
R. G. Thomas
Towa
W. R. Manier
Tennessee
A. G. Martin
Ilinois
J . Meredith
Alabama
S. Payne
Arkansas
F. L. Plummer
Maine
Reid
Louisiana
W. J. Bcclenton
Maryland
F. H. Babcock
A. & Carpenter
B. H. Henderson
Illinois
H. G. Taylor
Pennsylvania
F. J.udlow
Wisconsin
W. A. Hodgman
J. BE. [Seman, Jr
H. B. Lebourgeois
B. L. Donaghue, Jr
Connecticut
I. H. Knapp
Missouri
C. Greigg
L. Jorden, Jr
Janeway
Fay
J. M. Doyle
W. J. Carver
R. C. Williams
Kansas
E. Creutger
J. W. Gray
Indiana
John Borland
FL “Wi Townsend
M. J. Foster
Soulmann
A. C. Ridgeley
B. D. Rogers
Tinois
W. K. Page
Dunels
Port Said
Egypt
United States Army
McClellan
Manila
Kittrick
Knoxville
Tenn
Clark
United States District Court
Hd Johnson
Chattanooga
Johnson
United States Supreme Court
Harsh Harvest Threatens Morocco and Prince Henry Honor
London dispatches report famine looming in Morocco due to failed wheat and barley crops with no reserves from last year. Separate item notes High Honor for Prince Henry and a Berlin correspondent states Kaiser Wilhelm plans to name Prince Henry of Prussia as commander in chief of the German fleet on active service.
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London
Daily Mail
Tangier
Morocco
Prince Henry
The
Standard
Berlin
Correspondertt
Emperor William
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Jag Without The Taste Afflicted With Ailment Prohibited Swallowing
Eight surgeries in twenty four hours at the Emergency Hospital set a record. A white man with prior esophagus stricture could not swallow food or drink, so surgeons opened the stomach to feed through a rubber tube and funnel. He admitted to drinking whisky by mouth then pouring it into the funnel, calling it a jag.
Weather conditions and forecasts from March 11 report
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau summary notes high pressure across the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains and plains. Temperature ranges from 14 to 48 degrees in Northern Texas Oklahoma and Nebraska with snow across Wyoming Colorado and the Missouri basin and rain forecast for New England Middle Atlantic and Tennessee. Winds vary by coast with fresh to northwesterly along the Great Lakes and Atlantic coasts. Special forecast warns for Southern Minnesota Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas and interior Texas. Local report includes temperatures midnight to 10 pm and rainfall figures.
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
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Plains States
Mississippi
Texa
Oklahoma
Heossa
Plateau
Texas
Ohla Valley
Lake
Ohio Valley
Msnouri
Wyoming
Colorado
Hogland
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Tennessee
Mlastislepi
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Middle Atlantic States
Btassenippi Valley
New England
Ahleink
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Michgen
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Minola
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Missouri
Tennesset
Kentucky
Arkansas
Takahashi Elected President of Yoko Fama Specie Bank
Koretyo Takahashi is elected president of the Yoko fama Specie Bank. He will retain his current position as vice governor of the Bank of Japan and serve as special financial commissioner. The appointment marks a shift in leadership while remaining within top Japanese financial circles.
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Takahashi
Tokyo
Koretyo Takahashi
Yokofama Specie Bank
Bank of Japan
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