Secret caucus set to pass tariff bill in Senate
Finance committee faces opposition from some Democrats over high duties on staples like vanilla, pepper, and cloves as the tariff bill moves toward a closed door caucus. Mine inquiry into West Virginia conditions may be taken up today while House committee organization and currency bill timing fill the agenda.
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House
West Virginia
Senate
Wilson
Basa
Clark
Wyoming
United States Senate
Lamar Reed
Tim Serre
Antagenis
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Senate Committee
New York
Treasury Department
Virginia
Organization
Underwood
Democrats
Ways and Means
Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Owen
McAdoo
Multiple Obituaries and funeral notices from May 1913
A compilation of obituary notices and funeral details for Nora Daly Elton Dyer Stephen Dudley Field James Haines John Franklyn Harris Randell Hunt Walter Ker James C King George Loeffler Otto Pzler Charles G Maeden and others, listing addresses, service dates, and interment details across various towns and churches. Interments noted at Holy Rood Glenwood Addison Chapel Fulton and local cemeteries with ceremonies at St Pauls Church or private services.
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Dyer
Crystal Spring Avenues
Capitol Heights
St. Paul’s Church
Stockbridge
Haines
James H
Agatha M. Haines
St. Peter's Church
Fulton
Harris
John Franklyn
John L
Martha Harris
Third Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Hunt
William K. Newton
Taterson
N. J
Ruhamnah Ludlow
Randell Hunt
New Orleans
Ker
Tenth Street Northwest
Walter
Sue BA. Ker
King
James C
Edith A. King
Sixth Street
Baltimore
Loeffler
George L. Loeffler
Thomas
Sergeon
Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Ttzler
Ei Pzler
Twelfth Street
Zden
New York Avenue
Charles G
Emilie
Maeden
North Capitol
Maoree
Mari W
Jana M. C. Wate
Riverdale
Williams
South
Fred
Prigeds
Doesnt Fear Free Lumber Tariff Impact, Weyerhauser Says
Charles A. Weyerhauser, son of Frederick Weyerhauser, says removal of the lumber tariff will have little effect on the U S industry. He notes the tariff is already low and believes American mills can adjust without effort. His family firm recently bought 30 acres of waterfront at Everett for mill expansion. Puget Sound mills ship lumber to Western Canada where demand is high, while some say wages must fall to Canadian levels to keep mills open.
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Washington Post
Tacoma
Wash
Charles A. Weyerhauser
Frederick Weyerhauser
United States
Charles Weyerhauser
Minn
Weyerhauser Lumber Company
Everett
Puget Sound
Canada
George Gibson Dies After Stroke at 77
George Gibson of 1514 Columbia road, a leading Mason and printer, died at 7 a.m. after a yearlong illness following a paralytic stroke. Born September 4, 1839 in Ireland, he lived in Baltimore before moving to Washington in 1882. He served as grand commander of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar and held various Masonic roles.
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George Gibson
Columbia Road
Gibson Bros
Beny
Mr. Hson
Brand Commandery
Knights Templars
Gohimbia
Ireland
America
Baltimore
Washington
Federal Lodge
No. 1
Masonic Veterans’ Association of
District of Columbia
Father of the Trolley Car Stephen Field Dies at 68
Stephen Dudley Field, famed inventor nicknamed the Father of the Trolley Car, died at his Springfield Mass home at 68. He held over 200 patents including telegraph innovations and an electric railway system. His first trolley car was built in Stockbridge and a second car resides in the Smithsonian. Field’s family included Cyrus Field and Stephen J. Field. He married Celestine Butters in 1871 and is survived by a son, David Dudley Field, and a daughter.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Stephen Dudley Field
Field
David Dudley Field
New York
Cyrus Field
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
Henry M. Field
Jonathan Edwards Field
U S Policy in Danger Forced Debt Loan Crisis
The article discusses U S policy risks in Latin America tied to Huerta in Mexico and potential debts. It notes France and England may demand that succeeding governments assume debts, while Huerta seeks loans. Carranza warns against debt repudiation, and Wall Street banks eye Mexican lending at high rates. Ambassador Wilson welcomes State Department vindication.
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Mesivan
Wilson
Sy Utda
Wilson-Bryan
Huerta
Americas
New York
Mexico City
Verustiano Carranza
Mexico
Constitutionalist
Sovernment
Huey
London
Paris
France
England
Great Britain
Guatemala
United States
Santo Domingo
Bryan
State Department
Henry Lane Wilson
Dryan
Washington
Japanese at a Standstill in US Japan talks
Tension over Japanese land ownership under the 1911 treaty continues with no new White House or State Department developments. California governor Johnson lingers toward the Webb bill while Tokyo weighs whether to push negotiations beyond formal channels and how extraterritorial concerns echo past treaties and diplomatic practice.
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White House
State Department
Therelen
Tokyo
Kurine
Washington
Great Britain
France
Japan
Seven Million Dollar Sale Promises Judgment Auction
Cincinnati printer W H Stanage will advertise for sale a judgment of 7 1 million against Edward L Harper the grain plunger known as the man who beat Chicago and New York boards of trade Harper later faced prison and bankruptcy actions in multiple states including Ohio and New York as he reemerged in major financial schemes and failed.
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Cincinnati
Washington Post
W. H. Stanage
Edward L. Harper
America
Chicago
New York
Boards of Trade
Board of Trade
Harper
Great Fidelity Bank
Ohio State Prison
Great National Steel Chain Trust
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported and Sailed
Movements of ocean steamers list ships sailing from Antwerp Southampton New York Liverpool and Plymouth to New York along with arrivals from London and Bremen. Sailed: Southampton Grant for New York Queenstown Carmania for New York. Reported: Minnehaha from London for New York due 4 30 p m Monday Kir Wilhelm II from Bremen for New York due 4 30 p m Tuesday.
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New York
Manhattan
Antwerp
Southampton
Majestic
Liverpool
Carenis
Plymouth
Pring Friedrich Wilhelm
President Grant
Queenstown
Carmania
Slascouset
Minnehaha
London
Kir Wilhelm II
Bremen
World impact of land law dispute quoted by The Times
The Times notes the land law dispute is a world question affecting more than America. Californians' fears are partly groundless, and public opinion in the Western States should not be condemned. The issue concerns future races, and while Japan has treaty rights, entering a neighbor's garden is not a valid claim to press with harsh indignation.
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Rockefeller
America
Europe
New York
Kneeland
Meritoralle
Perry
Japan
the Times
Cabinet Officers Fix 2000 Dollar Limit for Yearly Rent
Cabinet members in Washington agree on a 2000 dollar yearly rent ceiling for housing. Vice President and others seek simple living, with several using hotels or clubs while some have rented homes locally for entertaining.
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Burl Mode
Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Franklin Houston
Well Paid to Taste Wines and Pepper on Menu
An assistant chemist named L. Mitchell sampled red peppers, tasting process described with odd phrasing and incomplete names. The report hints at a tasting event or menu item linking wine tasting to pepper, but details are fragmentary.
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L. ©. Mitchell
Mitchell
Devan
Dias
Society sees Banshee win in mistyped year
Society progress is marked by a local race victory as a celebrity wins against rivals amid festive coverage. The article highlights community attention and dignitaries present at the event, noting the winner's name and affiliation.
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Finance Committee
Willstns Fe
Caucus On Rules Today
Payne-Aldrich
Payne- Aldrich Agure
Steel Trust
C. A. Weyerhauser
J. WM. Lee
Commondious Sapel
Morel
Pennsylvania Avenue
SI Balmers
Torssen
RTERN
North
Cain
M. Hindle
Undertaker
WM. H. Sardo & Co
Vuneral
BALME
Howe
Rockyite
Rockville
Frank Geier
Qhang
W. E. Speare
F Street
N. W
Geo
P. Zurhorst
East W Street
S Zurhorst
Mgr
Oi! King’s Son
Vie Army of
Metropolis
Gre
Bureau of Oral Hygiene
John D. Rockefeter
George J. Inceland
New York City
Venter
Brazil
Cuba
Alaska
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Butte
Denver
Omaha
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
kKing
Rosenthal
Bedford Reformatory
J. H. Small & Sons
H . Ww
Waldorf-Astoria
Elover
de Geen
Mason
Stephen, Dudley Field
Experimental Station
Springfield, Mass
Vice Resorts
Vice Commission
Syracuse
Teld
U.S. Policy IN
Rebel
California
Johnson
Ue Eral
Chinda
Burleson
To-Kalon Co., Inc
St. N. W
Columbia
Grafonola
Columbia Grafonoa
Victor Records
Victor
Columbia Records
Columbia Graphophone Co
American National Bank
ILERE
Uncle Sam
Delien
Wyfords
Interstate
Wonens Ingase Wit Sr
Waltham Bt
R. Harris & CO
Tth
D Ste
Banshee
Longchamps
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