Taft Visits Los Angeles and Pasadena Amid Cheers and Arbit ration Talk
President Taft toured insurgent Southern California amid nonpartisan welcomes in Los Angeles and Pasadena. He spoke on vetoes and the tariff board and urged scientific revision of schedules, noting tariffs would not change until the board reports on production costs. An incident near Alhambra involved a frightened horse during the parade. Taft also addressed arbitration treaties at a chamber banquet and praised Booker T. Washington. The day included schoolchildren reviews and a Long Beach visit planned for tomorrow.
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Republican Party
Taft
Tariff Board
Jemon
W. A. Edwards
Alhambra
Chamber of Commerce
Booker T. Washington
Alexander
Weekington Park
Thomag
Punch
Sugar Tariff Plan Proposed By Congressional Panel
A subcommittee of a congressional committee investigating large sugar refiners plans to seek a bill in December to abolish all tariff duties on raw sugar imports. Chairman Sulzer notes recent sugar price spikes stem from foreign raw sugar dealers aided by tariffs, forming a global price setting coalition. A meeting in New York on October 16 preceded the announcement.
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New York
The Cave Man at National Theater with Robert Edeson
Robert Edeson stars as a coal heaver turned society foil in Gelett Burgesss The Cave Man at the National Theater. Grace Elliston as Lady Mechant and a sparkling, witty company deliver sharp satire on social pretensions and class shams with robust humor and theatrical flair.
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Robert Edeson
National Theater
Shaw
Mr. Burgess
Charles Rann Kennedy
Jerome K. Jerome
National
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Hla Metler
Kipling
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DeMille
Mr. Edeson
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the National
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Gelett Burgess
Lmendorf
Florence
Venice
Rome
Naples
Charles
Blizingham
Thos. A. Wise
John Barrymore
Sam
The Old Homestead and Other Stage Notes in Washington
A review roundup detailing performances at Columbia Lyceum Belasco and Casino theaters. It highlights Robert Snader as Joshua Whitcomb in The Old Homestead, Eddie B. Gollins and Harry Lauder at Belasco, Dooley’s Reception at Lyceum, and a prisoner's life melodrama at the Academy with Senator Farrell and detective Jack Dean.
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Old Homestead
E. L. Snader
Joshua Whitcomb
New York
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Mr. Lawrence
Denman Thompson
Maggie Beyer
Aunt Matilda
Fred Clare
Happy Jack
Walter ¥. Kelly
Cy Prime
Joseph J. Daly
Leonard G. McGavey
Arthur.g. de Mers
Ed Ganzey
Hariem
Solder
Lyceum
Lyeium
Dooley
Kearns
Asia Lawses
Academy
San Francisco
Tom Tempest
Larry Farrel
Jack Dean
Richard Sherman
Marie Lorenzo
Amy Arden
Miss Lorenne
Augusta Durgeon
Will S. Beecher
Ah Sin
Charles R. Warren
Henry Frey
Jake Budinsky
Poisoned Actress in Washington Vaudeville Troupe
Minnie St. Clair, 35, performing as Sue Simpson, died after swallowing poison in her Casino Theater dressing room during a weeklong engagement in Washington. Police call it suicide due to marital trouble. manager Kirby says it was accidental mistaken for ammonia. Coroner to investigate as relatives sought and inquest planned.
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Missouri
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German Ambassador Bertin to Lunch Before U S Departure
Count von Bernstorff, German ambassador to the United States, will lunch with Kaiser officials and depart Berlin for Paris tonight. Dr. William Bode, curator of the Kaiser Frederick Museum, plans a U S voyage soon to further museum work.
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Bertin
von Bernstorff
United States
Parla
William Bode
Kaiser Frederick Museum
Berlin
America
Weather Conditions From Washington Bulletin October Disturbance
Weather Bureau bulletin from Washington reports the center of a disturbance moving from the Missouri valley toward the Mississippi valley. Strong winds and showers affected the upper lake region with local rain in the Missouri Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Cooler weather and frosts appeared in the Rocky Mountain region with above normal temperatures east of the Mississippi. The disturbance is forecast to advance east into the Ohio valley and New England regions by midweek with generally fair conditions on the Pacific coast. Storm warnings active on the Great Lakes and Gulf coasts with winds varying by coast.
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