Possible US France Trade Clash Over Tariff Retaliation
The document discusses potential retaliation under McKinley era law if France enacts a maximum tariff against the United States. It notes October 31 termination of a Belalian commercial agreement, the president’s power to prohibit imports from discriminating countries, and how tariffs could affect US exports to France including canned meats, crude petroleum, and champagne. The piece cites President McKinley’s authority, possible shifts in import duties after November 2, and March 1, 1910 as the new maximum rates take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Frice
Uclome
Cass Amerikan
United States
Yatuntry
Bokh
Porto Rico
Paul
Trench Champagne
Champaone
Board set to begin work in November
The Tampboard views changes as personal matters slow progress during preliminary talks. The tours room in the treawurs building is being fitted up as formal board work starts in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman Pmers
New Maven Andoston
Tours Rooma
Treawurs
Guggenheim Wedding Question Follows Divorce Case
The Washington Post reports New York financier backing Mrs Grace B Guggenheim to prove her 1929 divorce from Will iam Guggenheim valid or not. The case before Judge Honore centers on whether she remains Guggenheim’s wife and if she can remarry. A fresh investigation was suggested by the judge amid lengthy arguments from Guggenheim’s counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guggenheim
Qivorce
Boon Aa
Honroe
Woman Demands Police Protection After Abusive Poling Report
A New York woman artist in Paris writes Mayor McClellan asking police protection from alleged insulting inching policing abroad. She cites fear on return and notes Turks and Central America as unsafe for white women. The letter, signed as an artist, accompanies broader testimony by customs weigher George E. Birge detailing a widespread underweighing scam by importers including cheese shipments and sugar interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Birge
McClellan
Woman In
Paria
Calfector
Willam Loeb, Jr
Turkey
Central America
New Turks
Iask
United States
George E. Binge
Antonio and
Philp Musica
Munsleas
Birge 5Tes- Himon
Musicas
Presbytery enters fresh heresy inquiry over Archibald Black
In Jamestown New York on October 20 the Presbytery of New York moved to continue investigating Rev Archibald Black over alleged unorthodox views. The judicial committee found grounds for further inquiry and a new committee was appointed to probe the charges and report tomorrow. Black and his associates are not on trial. the presbytery bears responsibility for the matter as it ordained Black.
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Warhington
Jamestown
Presbytery of
New York
Archibald Black
Presbyterian Synod
Mr Black
Presbyjtery
Taft Tariff View Revealed by Aldrich Negotiation Tone
Paris Oct 2 Senator Aldrich’s talks with officials are quoted by Cruppt former commerce minister. He says President Taft did not demand France grant all minimums but urged reciprocal fair treatment of American products and similar handling as other rivals. Cruppt notes Aldrich’s conciliatory stance and France’s need to protect its own interests while pursuing future commercial policy.
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Paris
Aldrich
Cruppt
France
United States
Cruppiedda
Spiritualists in Convention At Rocheste r N Y
National Society of Spiritualists hosts annual convention in Rochester New York with leading spiritualists from around the world. The article surveys belief and skepticism, notes fraud claims, and cites scientists and mediums, including Crookes Lodge and James, debating whether spiritualism has genuine proof despite Scamster tricks and hoaxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of Spiritualists
Rocheste
N.Y
United Stat
U D C Vote Open At Confederate Daughters Meet
At the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Houston Texas voting rules caused a clash over secret ballot versus viva voce. With multiple candidates for general offices, the secret ballot was defeated and elections proceed by voice vote with president general candidates named from Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina. Reports from general officers noted registrar general should be permanent in Richmond Virginia due to the Confederate Museum records.
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Houston
Tex
Polidlea
United Daughters of the Confederacy
LW .Kiine
Viva Voce
Virginia McSherry
West Vivainia
John P Hickman
Tennessee
Kirs J W Falgon
North Carolina
Richmond
Confederate Museum
Miss Harriman Reformer Forms Kindergarten Association
A national movement to promote kindergarten education across the United States forms with officers Edgar L. Marston president John Greenough vice president Miss Mary Harriman second vice president Miss Mary Moore Ore secretary pro tem George W Perkins treasurer and Mrs Bessie Lacken finance secretary. Spencer Trask Thomas M. Ballet Mrs John D Archbold Henry Phipps May Harriman and others sit as directors. Offices will be opened in the Metropolitan Life building with Miss Hessie Lock leading outreach to raise funds and enlist educators. The aim is to secure early childhood education and potential law changes in some states for four year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pas
New York
Spencer Trask
George W. Perkins
Edgar J. Marston
John Greenaush
Gary Harriman
John D Archbold
Nalselty
United States
National Association For the Promotion of
Hessie Lock
Ed- Gar L. Marston
John Greenough
Mary Harriman
Mary Moore Ore
Tzcorse W Perkins
Bessie Lacke
Metropolitan Life Bulletin
Thomas M. Ballet
John D Archold
Henry © Phipps
May Haremin
Roger C ‘Aldrich
George S Mason
Red hat for Americans circles rumor of cardinal elevations
Rome dispatch reports two consistory dates in December and spring to elevate prelates including an American cardinal. Names floated include Archbishop Farley of New York and Archbishop Ireland of St Paul, with other likely honorees such as Archbishops Bourne and O Connell and papal officials noted as possible cardinals.
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Rome
Mgr Mendes Bello
Libon
Mer Bisley
Farley
New York
Ireland
St Paul Minn
0 Connell
Boston
We Curia
Wall
Francis Bourna
Westminster
Mer Falconio
Washington
Mgr Glastin
Congregation of Bishops
Mgr
Delia Chlews
Bologos
Buenos Aires
Florence
Triplets under 8 pounds born in Norwich NY
In Norwich on October 2, Mr and Mrs Louis Adama welcomed triplets whose combined weight is under eight pounds. The girl weighs 3 pounds while the two boys weigh 24 and 7 pounds, respectively. The father is one of three sons born at one time, all living in Norwich.
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Gul
Washington
Norwich
Louis Adama
Capt Winslow reassigned to New York harbor duties
Captain Winslow is reassigned from command of the battleship New Hampshire to supervise the harbor at New York, relieving Captain A Ward who joins the Washington board of inspection and survey. Gomer T. Rodgers will command the New Hampshire after leaving duty at Philadelphia Navy Yard. Commander Pistcher will command the Birmingham, relieving Commander Soward and ordered to Philadelphia as equipment officer. Lieutenant Schoneld detached from Concord to Vermont as executive officer.
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New Hampshire
New York
C Mc. Winslow
A Ward
Washington
Gomer T . Rodgers
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Pistcherle
Birmingham
WL Soward
Conde IH Schoneld
Concord
Vermont
G Blockinger
Wieston
Board of Inspection
F Marble
Naval War College
Newport
Fletcher Tommend
Rodgers
W J. Howard
Mevy
Philadelphia
Seho
How Keebler
Georgia
CT Price
Walt
Foster
Ma Humphrey
United States
Army Officers Promotions and Transfers Announced
The army releases promotions and transfers for infantry and medical corps. Several captains and lieutenants receive advancement in the Sixt, Ninth, and Twenty first Infantry, with postings to Fifth and Sixth Infantry and to Walter Reed Hospital for observation. A medical examination board at the Army Medical Museum in Washington reviews officers for fitness to promotion amid multiple transfers and discharges.
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Percy G
Abbed Po Rifenberie
Lemly
Fightewuth
Dwieht
Lawler
Um Rer
Richard C Crosten
Minchitapity
Cnpt
Willam Coleman Kourth
Albert B
Stoan
Lurius
Charlee
Severson
Corna
Engivears
New Yorker
John Oakea Hirst
Alark Brooke
Humphreys
Ofiers
Lirmingham
Thomas J
Rhoads Roedicel
Charles R. Reynolds Medical Corps
Army Medical Museum Bullaiog
Ais
St6
M Hackney
Twenty First Infantry
Luria C Bennett
Sisih
Labie
Hackney
Wits
Cannon Warns Insurgents in Elgin Speech on Tariff War
Chicago dispatch reports Speaker Joseph G Cannon attacking insurgent Republicans led by Cummins and La Follette over tariff votes. He accuses opposition of warring against the Republican majority and President Taft, predicts Bryan aims to force a Democratic House to veto tariff reform. Cannon also praises Tafts nationwide tour and education as national benefits.
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Chicago
Ort
Joseph G Cannon
Cannon
Cummins
Iowa
W J Bryan
Cumming
Congress
Bryan
Senate
Oct 20 Meeting Over Democracy Leadership in Indianapolis
Tod Taggart and Guy Marshall met in Indianapolis to discuss alleged Governor aimed leadership changes and to deny plans to control the Democracy. Taggart urged unity, insisting the governor had no intent to maneuver the party or align with Antisaloon League or clergy, seeking only to see Democracy organized in its best interests.
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Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Guy Marshall
Tagsart
Ferests of Democracy
Antisaloon League
Officers Start Ride Today From Fort Myer
Between forty army officers at the War Department and Washington barracks depart Fort Myer at 8 o clock for a nine mile tent ride commanded by Grig Gen Tasker H Hiles. First day to Heckville then Rockville path via Galthersburn, camp nights, return to Fort Myer for Cruiser Sail to New Orleans. The armored cruisers North Carolina New York and Montana joined by Mississippi sail to New Orleans.
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War Department
Washington Barracks
Fort Myer
Tne
Grig Gen Tasker H Hiles
The
War College
Heckville
Mit
Rockvile
Galthersburn
Crusers
New Orleans
Norfolk
North Carolin
New York
Montam
Mississippi
Naval officer orders and vessel movements page
Orders grant home and duty assignments to numerous naval officers including Rear Admiral G Blockinger Capt Co McR Wieston and Capt A Ward plus transfer directives for others. Movements report arrivals at Boston Hampton Roads Norfolk and Philadelphia with ships Patapsco Nina Hannibal Montana and Wisconsin to be placed out of commission and overhauled before reserve status.
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Patapsco
Nina
Boalon
3Fontang
Hampton
Make & Vintt
Tour
Tompiloaviia
Missouri
Boston Yard
Vaese
Narramnsett Bay
Portsmouth
Wisconsin
Michigan
Philadelphia
Indian Affairs Chief Hints at Crimes Unearthed by Bureau
Mohonk Lake October after noon session of the Mohonk Conference heard Commissioner of Indian affairs denounce white men who steal from Indians and claim many thieves operate with impunity. He stated he possesses proof to convict future juries. Albert K Smiley opened the conference. Sherman named chair of the business committee. Elmer Ellsworth Brown elected president. Dr Brow spoke on Alaskan Indian work.
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Washington Post
Mohonk Lake
G Valentne
Mohonk
Albert K. Smiley
Sherman
Business Covmatttee
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
United States
Dr Brow
Griscom’s Ring as Bail: US Ambassador Arrested in New York
Liosa C Griscom formerly American ambassador to Italy was arrested in New York today and charged with driving his automobile at excessive speed. He was held in jail on a bond and wore a ring he claimed to be a demand ring.
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Fortier
New York
Liosa C Griscom
Italy
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British Association For the Advancement
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BIG Musical Comedy
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Philas
Phia Orchestra
Aturn
Annnun Eo Beason
Nerard Og Vocat
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T Arthur Snes
Monten
Sanha
Washington Automobiles
Tony
Mi4ze' Ic Auditoria
New York Ave
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Plaza Theater
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