Massachusetts Leads Tariff Revision Push in Lodge Loosened
Representative Clark, a Missouri ally of tariff reform, foresees a sweeping shift as Massachusetts district leaders and Governor Guild push for immediate tariff revision. Lodge’s stance shifts toward free hides while Aldrich signals a plan for a maximum and minimum tariff. Clark notes Dem hold and cross-party support could unlock reform despite standpatters, with Massachusetts emerging as a pivotal driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Senator Lodge
Aldrich
Clark
Massachusetts
Gov. Douglan
Mig
Guild
Republian
Singh
Douglas
Braper
Congress
Roosevelt
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gov. Guild
Cocksace
Massachusetta
Seamig
Judge Lovering
F. Ao
Aldri
Republican Czar Sparks Debate on Relief Measures
A fragment analyzes political strategy, arguing that GOP leaders claim both maximum and minimum relief schemes fail. It warns following such leadership could repeat a failed cycle, jumping from one bad outcome to another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Kim lacks government guidance in Seoul affair
No official instructions have reached the Korean Legation in this city. Yun Chong Kim, acting charge d affaires since spring, declined to discuss the situation, saying he awaits instructions from his government which he expected daily after Marquis Ito and his party arrived in Seoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yun Chong Kim
Kim
Marquis Ito
Seoul
Culberson Opposes Foraker Bill Over Power and Rate Law
Senator Culberson of Texas condemns the Foraker bill as objectionable on several grounds. He argues it strips the Interstate Commerce Commission of power, makes it a data collector for the Attorney General, and in effect authorizes courts to set future railroad rates, threatening judicial overreach and constitutional limits. He warns the measure could create monopolies in foreign trade and overturn Supreme Court decisions on traffic agreements while impairing the existing interstate and foreign commerce framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson
Texas
Senate
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Federal Courte
United States
Supreme Court of the United States S
Supreme Court
Traffic Association
Preservation bid holds seven Gulf coast islands for seabirds
The Louisiana Audubon Society rents seventeen islands off the Louisiana coast for ten years to protect nesting and breeding seabirds. Wardens will oversee the reserves after years of bird raids for millinery use. Last week Audubon seized about ten thousand dollars worth of aigrettes from New Orleans retailers amid a ban on plume hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Audubon Society
Washington Post
New Orleans
Ses
Birde
Lake Borgne Lavee
Louisiana
Brush, Holmes
Martin Jalanda
Audubon Society
T Millinery
Public Notices and Magazine Descriptions From Old Paper
New publications advertise Rex E. Beach Alaskan tale in Everybody's for December while contrasting Lawson and Russell stories on crime money and patriotic labor. Mentions magazine price and a list of representatives sought for Br Mngaulne in Cowes WI with denials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex E. Beach
Lawson
McKinley
Usp
Tchal
Mngaulne
Cowes
Rate bill fate edges toward constitutional test
Two Democratic members of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee back the Foraker measure while President opposes it. Supporters argue the bill creates court-based equitable power to enjoin excessive rates, not a broad rate making grant. Opposition grows as New England and other Republicans hint at backing the President. committee meetings resume with a path toward a constitutional test and possible clarity next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provisiona
New England
Interstate Commerce Committee of the
Senate
Foraker
United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Elkins
Interstate Commerce Committee
White House
Congress
Naval invaders fined end of quarantine quarrel
New Orleans reports the end of the naval quarantine dispute between Louisiana and Mississippi after Mississippi sailors captured for violating Louisiana territory pleaded guilty to interfering with the enforcement of law and were fined two hundred dollars in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Mississippi
Washington Post
New Orleans
Lousiana
SEEES SHIP SUBSIDY AS ISSUE FOR MERCHANT MARINE
General Charles H. Grosvenor of Ohio, chairman of the House Merchant Marine Committee, urges action on a ship subsidy bill amid warnings of serious harm to U S commerce and Navy. He cites Japan’s growing merchant fleet, impending Orient trade revival, and Panama Canal costs, arguing the United States must own ships to compete and protect interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Gallinger
Philippines
Ippina Islands
Orient
Manila
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Siberia
Korea
Mongolia
Manchuria
Pet
Japan
San Fran Eco
Pacific Mail Company
Panama Canal
Unite States
Russia
Rusata
Harphg
Trade with China Expands as U S Exports Hit Record
A Commerce Department report shows ten month exports to China ending October 195 reached 104,767 thousand dollars, with cotton cloths dominant at over 461 million yards. October exports surpassed all but 194, and a comparison with 1910s data indicates a strong rise in China trade, including copper bars tobacco and industrial goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Ching
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Husarht
Bill to Amend Code on Warrants by Justice Courts
Proposal to let a judge of the Peace issue warrants on holidays and after hours. The bill to Congress would allow warrants grounded on oath or personal view to be issued and recorded in the Police Court for crimes in the District of Columbia, with safeguards and timing limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Busness
Guance
Joanie
District of Columbia
Taft Hosts Dinner for Panama Canal Commission Engineers
Secretary Taft hosted a farewell dinner at his home for the board of consulting engineers of the Panama Canal Commission. Foreign delegates were leaving for New York bound for their home countries. Present were Secretary Root, Mr Duragh, the British Ambassador, Chairman Shonts, and Mr van Swinderen, the Netherlands Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
No Flowers In Congress Declared By Cannon
Uncle Joe Cannon has barred flowers from the opening of Congress. A Senate resolution last session banned floral displays in the Senate chamber, and Cannon has announced he will not permit flowers at desks or on opening day, ending the common tribute tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Congress
Clark
Speaker Cannon
Senate
Cannnon
Boesker
Capitol
Prehistoric Hall Reopened at Smithsonian in December
The Smithsonian’s prehistoric anthropology hall, shut for over a year for repairs and new acquisitions, will reopen the first Monday in December. The space underwent plastering, reorganization of specimens, new cases, and many additions including Aztec and Inca art casts from Berlin and Rome, the Fewkes collection from Porto Rico, items from Museo Nacional del Mexico, gold objects from Chirigul, jade carvings, Inca pottery, and new Egyptian material near the main entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian
Smithsonian Institution
Berlin
Rome
Porto Rico
Museo Nacional del Mexico
Chirigul
Mexico
Portland Commerce Menaced Plea for River Improvement
Judge Charles H. Carey, from Portland business groups, heads a mission to Washington to urge Congress and the President to fund continued Columbia River works. Congress has authorized 1.25 million dollars for river improvements, with 900 thousand spent on preliminaries. Portland fears sand buildup will choke its outlet if work stalls. Mexico Leads American Wheat Imports. Mexican millers warn of relying on imported American wheat, expecting duties to persist into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Charles H. Carey Fis
Washington
Board of Trade and Business Organizations
Portland
Secretary of War
Congress
War Department
Carey
Oregon
Fulton
Tetahaven
Mexico
Mexico City
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Guest Listings
Lists numerous names under state and national headings, with affiliations to Raleigh, National, St James, and Metropolitans. Includes arrivals and departures of ships such as Umbria and Minneapolis, and a roster of individuals across cities from New York to California and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
O. B. Harper
E. W. Fredericks
I. B Brewer
National
Boeton
Fred H. Seavey
Albert Tilder
Raleigh
J. Matthews
W. ‘T Coggina
Everett Clark
St. James
W. Cushman
Chicago
Adams
Young
H Smith
John Allerson
C J. Swick
W . Hatcomy
W A. Eason
Releigh
Ilstenbroker
Metropolitan
W. D
Weatson
BE. W. Herrmanes
J. Hotchner
B. L Bster
John P. Davis
F. Kulinski
W. H. Wadner
M. Clancy
Bt James
Ho Simnltner
J Neary
Robert Brandt
W. EB. Gallegher
W. H. Davis
M. H. Andels
F. J. Hershey
Cambridge
Netham
Michigan
E. F. Cmosperrott
D. J. Clark
Grand Rapids
L. ©. Stantey
Detroi
Ebbitt
Minnesota
Mre
J. H. Culver
Mian R. Culver
Duluth
Gordon
Mise
G. McCutcheon
Minneapolis
Texas
Hugh Pane
Dulles
Shoreham
Morris Bhoppurt
Texarkana
Vermont
D. H. Butler
Proctor
West Virginia
A. A. Westrater
Martinsburg
George
Work
Siterville
G. Pyle
Middleton
Connell
White Sulphur Springs
George H. Moffett
New York
Tromwanda
Queenstown
Umbria
Trom Liv
Rrpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Twain
Mark
Marthas Vineyard
Omaha Co
Abert & Cummins
Iowa
Gulla O
Repubean
Hay
Perhips
Rocketbook Nerve
NEW Publications
Russell
Everybody's Magazine
Mellen
New Haven
Hartford
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Foster
Tillman
South Carolina
Newlands
Nevada
Hale
Frye
Dillingham
Icitera
Naval Invaders
Taft Dines
BPR
W. B. Moses. & Sons
F Street
Palais Royal
Alice
Old Vincennes
Raows
Palace of the Rib
Gricky
Cecilia
Inaacs
Vomon
Haddon Hat
Sherlock
Holmex
Graystark
Craneyorow
Jeramy
Meredith — Blannerhausett
Checkers
Wittle
Maude Adems Holton
Herlige
Perut
Mizar Hoadley
RooRhavan
Uncle Terry
Master Christian
Quidante
Tristram of
Brent
Wolfville
Wolfvills
Wolfvilla
Thon's Head
Bos
Thyra Varrick
Young April
Cucmay
Columbia
Manslowr Beaucaire
Forest Lovers
A. Lisner
Joe” Cannon
Theater
Bellew
ML Holland
Y Gracksman
Liebler & Co., Managers
Dockstader
Burton Holmes
Tyrolean
Maxine Eliot
M. V. S. Society
Chase’s
Boo
Lee Harrison
Distin Canary
Annie
Monng
Yeamans
Jas H K. Murray
Clara Lane
Helen Helmer Mooney
Holbein
Hrenpa
Sing Sing
Foy and Clark
Allisons
A. Kerran
Fay Foster
Brigadiers
Switzerland
Belasco Theatre
THE
Lafayette
Theatrical Trust
David Belasco
Bertha Galland
Sweety Bellairs
Jefferson da Angelia
Child Slaves OF
Will H Vedder
Homer Sherwood
Thore Shia
National Theater
Boston Symphony Orchestra
M. Vincent D’indy
T Arthur Smith
Eames National Theater
T. Arthur Gmines
Rene
Pa. Aye
Majestic
Gmin
Eugenie Blair
Nancy Sixes
Oliver Twist
East Lynne
H Wilson
Catholic Krights of America
St. Joseph’s Male Orphan Asylum
Roy
Feratnger
Anmay
Oule
Philpit
Droop’s
Mavic
Rubelik National Theater
Arthur Smith
Washington College of “Music
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Tel
Malis
Nna
Washington, D. c
Masic and Dramatic Art
America
U. S
Treasurr
Fort Mykh Cavalry
Department of the Dietri
Ustpsd
T. Arthzr
Indy
Od Heron
Espute
Dale
Jesrohs
Fulton's
Ninth Street
N. W
Woney
Bilverwarn
Washington Schools
National University Law School
E. D. Carusi
Lew School
M. Hae
Mount Vernon Seminary
M Street
Elizabeth J. Somers
Adelia Gates Hensley
Friends School
Betoo
Thomas W. Sidwell
Strayer’s Business College
Wudente
University School
Annapolia
Robert L. Preston
Washington School For
Kinderzarten
Louis L. Hooper
Wis Ave
Spencerian
Stierl
Spencerias
B. c
Offce
St. Aw
Flynn
Holy Cross Academy
Fourteenth St
Olney School
Tar Connare
Mieg Virginia Mason Dorset
Laura Lee Dorsey
Eye Street
Northwest
Thacher
Napoleon Carozzi
Como
Italy
EK Aw
PRI
Bretton G
Box
City
ST. John’s College
Ave
Thames Circle
Bmta
Engisch, Setentite
Commercial Courmes Gaialoguee
Berlitz School OF Languages
Mth ST. NW
Gonard
St Louis Exposition
Senor Gomar
Prin
Ital Josson Gluick
Mlle VY Prud Homme
Susie Root Rhodes
Dramede
Biudto
ST. Rose's Industrial School
Sistere of Charity
Aiti
Virginia
Sweet Briar Institute
J. M. WeBryde
Aodag Deso
Sweet Brist
Amherst
Charles C. Lancaster
Herbert E Smith
Lancaster € Smith
Law
Washington, D.C
Ard Seta
Eaigton
Cere
J. T. Walker Sons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!