Tariff Debate Between Cummins and McCleary in Boston
Governing figures from Iowa and Minnesota clashed over tariff revision at an Economic Club dinner in Boston. Gov. Cummins urged cautious protection while Rep. McCleary aligned with Roosevelt, urging timely tariff changes amid rulings and price comparisons. Whitney advocated reciprocity and reform, citing wage data and market costs.
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Boston
Economic Club
A. B. Cwambs
Jaws
Henry M. Whitney
Massachusetts
Jamis ‘T McCleary
Minnesot
Col
Albert Clark
Home Market Club
E. H. Clement
Whitney
McCleary
Dov Cumming
Lawn
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Smh Jags
Gov Cumming
Woman disguised in Roanoke to face execution drawn out
In Roanoke Virginia a woman disguising as a man was brought from Rocky Mount to face a death sentence for a murder linked to Franklin County. The execution was postponed after Governor Montague granted a two week respite to consider alleged new evidence, extending the date briefly and prompting a mob reaction as officials moved the prisoner.
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Fordeater
Roanoke
Artist Dranks Poison in Tragic Death
Nov 9 report from Pittsburg details the death of Cuatlea Ward Rhodes, an artist known in Carnegie Institute circles, who reportedly took cyanide to end his insomnia. The piece notes Charles W. Rhodes, former business manager of the Carnegie Art Institute gallery, recently moved from St Louis after a decade as assistant director of the St. Louis Aer Museum. Rhodes was born about 35 years ago in Or.
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Charles W. Rhodes
Carnegie Institute
Butaly
Cuatlea Ward Rhodes
Tle
Pittsburg
Charles WW. Rooks
Art Galleria
Carmgie Art Institute
Buffalo
Suurg
St Louis
St. Louis
Aer Museum
May Cede Isle of Pines Seen Ratified This Winter
Senator Cullom, head of the Foreign Relations Committee, believes the treaty to cede the Isle of Pines to Cuba will be ratified this winter. Opponents argue the island near the channel to the eastern Cuban coast should be returned to the United States due to its strategic importance for the Panama Canal, but Senator Coltman thinks the opposition will be overcome.
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Cullom
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Congress
Committee On Foreign Relations
Coltorn
Trial of Election Cases in Philadelphia Opens Inquiry
Philadelphia November 9 two magistrates will alternate on the bench handling 288 defendants charged with poll fraud. Harbormaster Maloney a Fifth ward Republican faces conspiracy to conduct illegal election with twenty witnesses. Thirty eight ballot sheets reportedly disappeared in one precinct. Attachments issued against officers of sixteen precincts for failure to return election results. Official count of ballots cast begins before Judges Wiltbank Beller and Davin. Committee of Seventy forms nonpartisan body to draft a new statewide ballot law with invitees from Reform, City Club, Chamber of Commerce and party state committees. Funds approved to codify Pennsylvania election laws and study modern ballot laws from other states.
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Philadelphia
Harbormaster Maloney
Fifth Ward
Falura
Biddle
Wiltbank, Beller
Davin
Committee of Seventy
City Party
Ejec Uigns Reform Committee of
Pennsylvania
City Club of Philadelphia
Piltsburg Chamber of Commerce
Scranton Board of Trade
Famar of Wealthy Line Faces French Prison Threat
Elliott Fitch Shepard of New York, son of Col Eliot Shepard and Vanderbilt descendant, was sentenced in France to three months in prison and a 600 franc fine for driving and killing two girls last August. State Department petitions sought leniency. authorities refused, but time may pass before service, with possible payout to the victims’ family to avoid imprisonment.
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State Department
Elliott Fitch
Shepard
New York
Eiliot F. Shepard
W. H. Vanderbilt
St. Quen
Will Amend Alien Law to Uniform Naturalization Admin
President Roosevelt formed a commission in March with Mil ton D Purdy Richard K Campbell and Gallard Aunt to draft uniform administration of naturalization laws. The panel investigated fraud in issuing papers and yesterday submitted recommendations with a draft bill for Congress. No details of the measure or recommendations were released.
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Roosevelt
Milton D. Purdy
Richard K. Campbell
Iureau of Immigration
Gallard Aunt
State Department
Congress
Theories About Food and a Few Facts on Diet
A column argues for a balanced diet including meat and grains, criticizing extreme health food theories. It cites Dr Julius Reminson praising meat for nervous or weak digestion and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestive aid, while warning against harsh laxatives and claiming tablets supply necessary enzymes to digest meals efficiently.
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Julius Reminson
Stuart
Railroad rate reform eyed as Congress opens
President Roosevelt seeks railroad rate legislation with Democratic support. Elkins says some kind of rate law will pass, though specifics are unsettled. Senate actions may delay. Kn ox backed by Knox, Elkins to meet November 1. Delegates at a Washington hardware convention note business interest in prompt, effective action.
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Congress
Elkins
South
Roosevelt
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Tate
Anid
Ohio
Foraker
Warner
Missouri
Kansas City
Atr
Warker
Knox
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
West Virginia
Aldrich
Rhodesland
Kean
New Jersey
Cullom
Mr. Elkins
Washington
House
Friends of Legislation
EB. B. Pike
H. Martin
Pittsburgh
Hearst Ballot Box Tug Of War Shocks New York
Hearst supporters clash with officials as ballot boxes flood Manhattan streets. Judges Gaynor and Voorhis issue orders to move boxes to the board of elections while police guard sites citywide. Hearst plans legal action and cites alleged fraud as investigations expand with political figures and legal counsel involved.
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Max Schmittberger
Ballox
Manhattan
Corporation Counsel
Brooklyn
Mantelpsi Ownership League
Wetc
Voorhis
Ae Eighteenth Assembly District
Charles F. Murphy
Election Board
Hadeen
Insurance chiefs seek ban on New York Life actions in two states
Nevada and Missouri insurance departments move to stop New York Life from transacting business until company officers are removed. The issue ties to investigative reporting by Lawson highlighted in Everybody's Magazine, volume recent to November issue.
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Nevada
Missouri
New York Life
Everybody’s Magazine
Lawson
Everybody's Magazine
Senators Must Fight Have in Kentucky and Arkansas
The piece profiles looming senatorial battles in Kentucky Arkansas and Tennessee with Blackburn Berry and Carmack Taylor as central figures. It notes Beckham and Jeff Davis backing opponents and hints at possible retirements and party machinations. Tennessee holds an upcoming May primary to choose its U S senator with Carmack challenging Taylor.
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Beckham
Kentucky
Judge Paynter
Jeff Davis
Berry
Arkansas
Bob” Taylor
Carmack
McCreary
Washington
James H. Berry
Senator Berry
Senate
Senate Committee On
Commerce
Misissippi
Tennessee
Senator Carmack
Tennesse
United States
Taylor
Papera Report on Judge Baker Case Reaches White House
Attorney General Moody has concluded review of papers in the Francis E. Baker civil service case. The Indiana federal judge is charged with collecting political contributions. The matter goes to President Roosevelt as civil service reformers await public papers and reactions.
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Papera
Francis E. Baker
Sean
Moody
District of Indiana
Baker
Robe
Roosevelt
Ivil Service
Greane
Successor to Botkin Commission Faces Vacancy
The commission tasked with codifying the U S criminal laws is at work but a vacancy looms after the death of chairman Alex C Botkin. W D Bynum told the President that full membership could finish in months, yet without the third member the work might span another year. The President is reportedly considering a candidate, with no quick announcement expected.
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United States
Alex C. Botkin
W. D. Bynum
D. K. Watson
Bynum
At the Hotels Excerpt of passenger names by city hotels
Long list of travelers staying at prominent hotels in WBTON Chicago New York City Philadelphia and other cities. Names cover dozens of individuals couples and families with multiple last names and affiliations to Willard Metropolitan National and Shoreham hotels.
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George D. Armon
Mr. Gid
Waleraw Willard
Frank Perry
W. L. Morrison
J. O'Brien
Misa L. Sheridan
Metropolitan
C. BR. Baird
Y. R. Hurich
J. & Gray
National
G. H. Musgrave
Raleigh
N. J
J McCann
M Bernstein
F. Mocs
HS Parker
Silvermen
R. Houston
Max Heller
G. A. Allen
W. J. Muller
WH. Mueller
W. Markwell
D Krauw
A. Hegeman
HM. Fix
Back
Hj, Tobit
H. S Parker
W Kapf
Rational
W. J Lockwood
W. H. Sears
James McGevern
N. Cathrin
Arlington
Hidreth
P. BR. Lance
CC. Barrett
Smith
Hobitt
M. H. Boge
C. T Baykin
D. Woodrul
W. T. Sadie
E. L. St. George
Rigge
Shladelphia
J. B. Bonast
LD Grovekin
Markie
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WW Witson
New Wilk
W. Jefferies
Woc
Stavens
Jota F. McCor
D. & Calderell
Matrapolling
L. Harris
J. C. Dorsett
A Ro Shalkop
Keen
Jamea Gomer
T Thal
Brock
HOH
Wasamam
J. A. Rappaport
F J. Beuch
Nailoon
Mra
Eiward K. Tron. Jr
Mier TA
Tryon
Charlee
Chan D. H. Rsaite
Charles C. Reed
Edward Knight
Mary P Knight
ArHngton
John W. Mortimer
Irank Sskes
Bith
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T. Sect
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Lewis
K. A. K. Walker
W. F. Hoffer
H. Game
J. RB. Black
FP Bosewick
Wilam J. Leech
A. W. Sharbuck
John
Gresinger
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M J Samson
James G. Diddle
W. A Dobeom
T. J. Leer
W. A. Dar
Hartford
Hoc
Wiles
Miltor
Eleanor McCann
South Manchester
MI Johnson
Bridgeport
St. James
Colorado
George J. Kimbel
Denver
Laware
Frank ‘Thompson
Filmington
W. Wes
Dever
Natoma
Lorida
L. A
J G. Lee
Emporia
W BR Dodten
Baton Rouge
Sorger
Charles P King
Atlante
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Jan Marlon Ervin
Macon
C. R. Amdrene
Aslunta
Shoreham Daho
M. H Mussbaum
Bainbridge
T. Franck
Moscow
Lllinois
John Wilder
Highland
Higgs
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Sycamore
F. MH Hall
Auroex
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J. L. Stout
Bowling Green
Joseph MoeWilliams
Louleville
HE Pash
Maryland
William Thomson
Baltimore
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Fenton
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Bdwin P Lewis
Grand Rapide
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Trenton
Mino Schmundt
Morristown
Alfred B Moaker
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Alex Eleoth Kramp
Misa Avhle Mader
Miss Marlisa Fadler
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Cooklim
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C. L. Miner
Rochester
Nativon
Alfred J. Clayton
Brooklys
Max Cohen
Hockerter
Graven
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Lewis Wt Ogden
Tutedo Park
Shoreham
Merrill and Wits
An Ridge
Richlit
North Carolina
C. A. Keyser
Canal Dover
CH. McLain
Canton
Charles I Bach
Cleesland
Qeorge A.berrioh
Cincinnati
RT. Lane
Dlanehe Lana
Cleveland
F.W. Baxter
Lime
J. N McDonald
Youngstown
New Willart
Weteda
Columbus
Riggs
W. W. Miler
Nations
F. Arthur Brown
Lorain
Shorehany
W.H. Foster
I. Einstein
Tappan
Raleign
Charles P. Dingley
Younsetown
Jamey
Pennsylvania
George B. Morton
Catananqua
Williem B. Given
Columbia
S. Dorr
Wite
Meadville
Robertson
Scranton
William J. Peck
Pittetown
New Ward
A. Duff
Tower
Hopbottom
Mary H Labelle
Uampkin
Heesl
Bethlenem
B. F. Camp
D. Herbet
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Hosbvburg
Rhode Island
Ibson Fabnestock
Newport
F. M. Mason
Wlts
Providence
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Semuel Bapham
Charleston
Ennessee
Mark J. O'Brien
Chattanooga
C. Luthell
Knoxville
F. G. Smith
Ahbitt
Virolina
B. & Horne
Keswick
J. N. Anders
New Waters
Townes
Bradfort
Culpeper
W. W. Somenes
Front Royal
J. G. Koersley
West Virginia
J. C. Bradley
Charlestonz
Tianal
G. B. Stocker
Stateraville
Matropolitan
He la Jere
F. F. Soot
Warreston
A. F
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Ave
New Willard Hotel
Thia
Cam
Movement Welcomed as Women’s Association Union Debuts
Public meeting at First Congregational Church marks the new union of the Women’s and Young Women’s Christian Associations in Washington. Sixty hundred young women pledged membership. greetings came from national and international WCA boards, UMC A Washington leaders, and Calvary Baptist Church pastor.
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Judiciary Square Barracks
Thomas 8. Gudding
Montclair
N. J
Washington
Samuel H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
May Reappoint Wright and Tennessee U S Attorney
President Roosevelt talked yesterday with William D Wright United States attorney for the Eastern district of Tennessee about a possible reappointment Wright has served eight years and his term ends December 17 The district covers a mountainous region and is among the nation’s largest in criminal prosecutions No final decision was made but another term is considered likely
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Tennessee
Roosevelt
William D. Wright
United States
Washt
Wright
Amusements Halls of the Ancients announces admissions
Daily and evening audience arrangements announced for the Halls of the Ancients with reduced rates from 39 to 10 30 cents for admission and an Illustrated Guide Book. Tickets and guide books offered, with a free edition for readers. Proceeds support preservation against conspiracy and for the National Society in Washington.
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Teler
National Society For Sggrandisemene
Washington
Franklin W. Smith
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Percy Haswell
Robert Prieas
Secret Service
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