Taft Faces Short Session Tariff Debates Ahead
President taft has not decided on the tariff plan for the upcoming short session. Republicans in Congress face a tight timetable with big appropriations bills likely consuming time while the tariff issue and wool schedule loom large. Supporters say the outcome hinges on the executive’s approach amid a divided house and Republican senate.
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Beloved Wife of Mary Bolger Passes Away
The obituary notes the death of a resident with family ties to Catherine Gattaguce Pottmys and Florence Gattaguce Peters Church. Funeral details include Mount Olive Cemetery and a solemn high mass. Services set for November 28 at 2 a.m. and notices request attendance from relatives and friends.
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Miss Helen Taft Captures Capital Horsewoman Title
Miss Helen Taft, daughter of President Taft, stands as the capital’s most enthusiastic horsewoman. Her daily rides span Potomac Park to the Speedway, with Achilles the favored horse. Her vigor echoes Col Roosevelt’s equestrian era, thrilling Washington’s social set and shaping local horseman ship passions this season.
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Baron von Eckhardstein Won Life-Saving Operation on Mauretania
Baron Hermann von Eckhardstein, former German foreign office official and ex-husband of English heiress Sir Blundell Maple’s daughter, was hospitalized in New York after an appendicitis operation aboard the Mauretania. He arrived incognito for a quiet visit, facing a serious condition amid past legal and financial troubles including a divorce and alleged gambling debts.
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Chile Opens Exposition in Santiago with large attendance
An international agricultural and industrial exposition opened in Santiago Chile after extensive preparations. The Chilean exhibit is noted as particularly complete. In health office records deaths are listed for several individuals including Robert Erp at US Soldiers Home and Michael Walsh at Frotreetey Hospital among others.
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Marion CG Smallpy
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Willandstaw
Timothy
O'Connor
Insurgents Debate Patronage and Short Session Strategy
Insurgent senators and representatives plan a caucus to chart Congress actions with possible House invites, seeking to align with President Taft's recommendations while claiming inconsistent patronage reforms. They press for a tariff commission, oppose full political entanglement, and expect limited gains in the three month session as regulars push routine appointments and tariff bills.
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Woman Fights Flames After Lamp Explosion
A lamp explosion in an apartment on Wild E Street Northwest yesterday afternoon burned Mrs Harry Darling on the hands. She lit the lamp under a chafing dish, then fought to the door and called for help as flames were quickly put out.
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Auto Upsets Killings Driver on Broad Street
An automobile owned by Max Apt hat manufacturer turned turtle on North Broad street in Philadelphia. The chauffeur William Dover was killed and Mr. Apt A Seltzer and Jacob Margolis were bruised. The car occupants were city residents. The crash happened as the driver swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle.
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Max Apt
North Broad Street
William Dover
Apt. A. Seltzer
Jacob Margolis
Veteran Railroad Executive Died in Monroe
D. H. Nichols of Springfield Missouri died suddenly in Monroe Louisiana today of heart failure. He was prominently identified with several railways and served as general superintendent of the Frisco system and general superintendent of the New York New Haven and Hartford.
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Corporate regulation and New Jersey politics in a Democratic win
The discussion argues for firm but balanced corporate control to curb oppression while preserving the benefits of corporations for economic growth. It notes New Jersey as a case study where regulation is now a policy priority and cites Woodrow Wilson's election as governor as evidence of Democratic strength and public trust.
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Divorced Woman Reclaims Maiden Name From Bogus Duke
Cecil County court grants Mrs. Irene Stanley an absolute divorce from Harry F. Stanley alias Lord Stanley Duke of Aberdeen. Decree restores her name to Irene F. Clayton after a 1907 marriage to a man posing as English nobility. The impostor, who claimed enormous Scottish estates, wed in June near Calvert before fleeing.
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Oxford
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Californians to Press Panama Canal Exposition Claim
A California delegation led by Benjamin Ide Wheeler sails to Washington to present San Francisco's claim for the 1915 Panama Canal Exposition. Gov elect Hiram Johnson, Theodore Bell, and others will join in the National Capital. Gov. John M. Gillett plans to depart Thursday.
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Pope Postpones Consistory to February
Rome announces the consistory planned for this month is postponed due to Portugal’s situation. The Vatican must create the Lisbon patriarch as cardinal after appointment, but Pope Pius XI postpones to avoid premature recognition of Portugal’s republic. Arrangements set for February consistory.
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Riots in Dublin mar Redmond campaign during Cork clash
In Dublin riots between Redmond and O'Brien factions injure about eighty people as Redmondite processions clash with O'Brienites. London reports Arthur Balfour's election address warning that socialism and home rule lurk behind a single chamber plan, and notes Lansdowne’s Lords reform proposal.
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Gasoline fumes cause Worcester man’s death at garage
Edwin M. Hadley a prominent Worcester manufacturer and capitalist died from gasoline fumes while working on an automobile in a small garage. The incident occurred in Worcester Massachusetts in November. He was 41 years old.
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Edwin M. Hadley
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Barbers Rally in New York for Reform and 10 Cent Shave
Special to The Washington Post reports Italian barbers and bosses meeting at Brooklyn Turn Hall to push a reform program for the trade. President Maormo and secretary Giardino outline aims against low cost shaves, adulterated products, and late hours while Pietro the poodle and barber shop ads underscore industry pride and competitive pressures.
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Hcco
Lega di Mutua Protezione Barbieri
Italian Barbers' Mutual Protective League
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Fulton Street
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State Street
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