Canada braces for tariff war as duty hikes loom
Canada expects a six per cent surtax on Canadian goods on April 1 and a subsequent three per cent surtax on American imports. Germany plans to exploit the disruption with German travelers and catalogs flooding Canada. Inglis Houses reports rising activity as German manufacturers seek new markets for goods blocked by U S tariffs.
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Peary Sorry for Visit With Atlanta Ties
The Washington Post reports Peary regrets his Atlanta visit as he would not have allowed any demonstrations here or elsewhere in Georgia had he known the sentiment. He notes Brown’s remarks and says he offered Copenhagen University proofs to support his claims. Public reaction in Atlanta and nationwide is critical of his request for congressional proofs.
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New Illinois Central Head Named as Harriman Founder Retires
The Illinois Central Railroad announced on March 7 that Mr Harriman will retire as general manager and Mr Parke, newly appointed president, will oversee operations including transportation, maintenance, power construction and pension departments. The changes place Mr Parke in charge of a broad suite of executive duties at the railroad's New York headquarters.
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Pocket Wireless Outfit Demonstrated by Priest in Shige
Neustar 16 A wireless pocket tele rist apparatus was shown by the in sent Trof Cerebotani the priest in shige of the Munteh pansh during a Sat tecture last night. The device, a wooden frame with movable alphabet letters, responded to electrical current to spell a message. Cerebotani claimed the invention, while others questioned its authenticity and no publishable proof emerged.
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Wage agreement on aly 6 directors it is said will ratify scale
The New York March 6 report says talks between the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers carried on after an all day session with mediation by the Interstate Commerce Commission and a general meeting in Chicago. A minimum wage increase of percent to the highest paid and up to 14 percent to the lowest paid is expected, with many changes in working schedules. The Bremen strike on Western lines influenced the pace. The mediation board, including Jeff Washington, will begin in Chicago to adjust the dispute.
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Roosevelt Visits Omdurman in Khartoum March Visit
The Washington Post reports Col Roosevelt touring Omdurman with Mrs Roosevelt and officials. Crowds greet the party with drums and dancing as Shamrock is worn for St Patrick's Day. A Khartoum dinner at the Soudan Club features speeches praising British progress and Roosevelt’s admonitions for civic duty.
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Famous monkey dead in Dallas hotel death insured loss
A famous monkey died suddenly at the Hotel Del Monico area Dallas while being treated by physicians. Insurance details emerged showing a $2060 insured death for one year. Consul Ji the famous animal figure drew dignitaries and a dramatic sequence of medical efforts followed by a swift end.
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Roosevelt Visit Amid Sudan Events and Missionary Praise
A crowd greets Col Roosevelt during a Sudan parade and mosque tour as his party, including Col Roosevelt and stum Pacha, visits the Khalifa’s house and American Mission. Roosevelt commends American missions and missionary wives, urging citizens to uphold current conditions and avoid relapse, while praising the Civilian faith and medical work. A matinee of A Skylark at Columbia closes the day.
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Senator Wo Diniei in Critical State After Stroke
Reports indicate Senator John Wo Diniei is gravely ill from a cerebral hemorrhage causing paralysis on his left side and nearing death within hours. Immediate family including Mrs John W Waniel and Fred Harper attended the vigil as doctors described the rapid decline and imminent end.
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John W Waniel
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J Addison
Sarah W Hale
John Waleer
Woman rides brake rod amid snowstorm for 22 miles
A woman without hat or coat clung to a gravel car brake rod during a 22 mile snowstorm trip from Waverly to a village near Lacka. She was found on a tram line and taken to police headquarters. later deemed demented. Her missing hat coat and gloves were recovered beside the track.
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Lece
Packers Appeal Seeks Stay on Production of Company Books
In Trenton on March 16 Justice Swayze signed an order directing International Packing Company Swift & Co Armour & Morris & Co to produce all books with minutes of stockholders and directors meetings from offices in New Jersey. Counsel for the packers obtained a rule to show cause why a writ of certiorari should not be allowed, returnable next Wednesday.
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Taft Studies Ireland Dictates Address During Trip
President Taft devoted his Pittsburgh journey to preparing a speech at the Irish Illosship Center banquet in Chicago while on the Allegheny Mountain trek. He paused at Altoona to greet Major Hoyer and discuss Philadelphia peace efforts, then arrived in Pittsburg at 6:52 pm. Mayor and civic leaders extended respect as Taft thanked the Amertewy Club and prepared to deliver his address on May 1.
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Cleveland meat strike ends and Taft in Chicago visit
Cleveland news reports the end of the meat strike with remarks attributed to President Taft. The article recounts a chaotic scene at a station as Taft’s train departs for Chicago, notes jokes about his weight, and mentions his planned speeches on various topics. It also covers Taft’s itinerary to Chicago, Rochester, Albany, New Haven, Providence, and New York, and a narrow vehicle incident near a streetcar. Prices in the local market are listed, and an advertisement notes free ads in The Fest.
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Fraud in art trade suit over two paintings
Wilam T Evans, an art collector, sues William Clausen to recover two canvases attributed to Homer D Marta. Ralph Martin testifies in the case alleging the canvases are bogus. A witness says Clausen admitted selling one counterfeit painting.
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Penrose to mediate as press says strike may settle soon
Washington reports Senator Penrose is due to arrive and mediate the Philadelphia street car strike. Labor leaders in Pittsburg Erie and Wilkes-Barre threaten a weeklong walkout if a settlement is not reached, while President Greenawalt calls for preparations in case a national strike spreads. Archdiocese postpones St Patrick's mass to April 8 amid labor plans.
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Upset Hocking Pool Testimony Reveals Brokers Were Aware
Testimony describes a long standing verbal agreement among brokers tied to the Hocking pool scandal. Questions focus on profit from the January 18 collapse and whether participants protected stock interests. Witnesses discuss expectations, the role of brokers, and the legality of actions under the prior understanding.
Truce Declared Over Woodruff Chairmanship in NY GOP
Report states a truce among New York Republican factions until September. No immediate effort to remove Chairman Woodruff, with a plan to let him stay through his term and support the ticket chosen at the state convention next autumn. Reconciliation aims to prevent public party splits before the committee meeting and state convention.
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Mother Mandelbaum Pupils Punished in New York Session
Mother Mandelbaum, known as Mother Watson, pleaded guilty in special sessions on March 15 to theft charges. She faces eleven months in prison after prior long terms, with a history of petty and grand larceny across Philadelphia, Newark, and New York. She stated she has outlived many peers and implied further consequences.
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Fatal romp with children in Wickes-Barre scene
Michael Jargahen of Derrancetoan near Hers was killed Tuesday while playing with his four children in a Wickes-Barre home. He romped with them before going downstairs promising to carry one on his back. The child reached him. he toppled downstairs fracturing his skull and died shortly after.
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Death of Lieut Janney Shocks Manila Command Scene
A military inquiry in Luzon reports that Lieut Janney and his wife quarreled at a dinner hosted by Lieut Col Ames. Janney then used a pistol to shoot himself, with testimony noting domestic tensions and the event occurring off duty, prompting the army board to withhold six months’ pay.
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