France faces tariff clash as trade pact ends October 31
The report weighs possible U.S. retaliation under McKinley laws if France imposes a maximum tariff. It notes the Belals pact expiration on October 31 may trigger exclusive import bans against discriminating countries. President could prohibit imports from France if needed, with rates rising sharply on various goods, including canned meats and crude petroleum, affecting U.S. exports and champagne pricing.
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France
Frice
Uclome
Cass Amerikan
United States
Porto Rico
Paul
Board to begin long active work in November
The article notes upcoming formal work of the board starting in November after preliminary tours in the safety and treasurer building rooms. It mentions HarmanPmers or the Tampoard as part of the context and hints at personal matters delaying initial activity. The passage reflects a transitional phase before full board operations commence.
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Harman Pmers
New Maven Andoston
Tours Rooma
Treawurs
MBS Guggenheim Wedding Question Reopened
Chicago source reports Mrs Grace B Guggenheim’s marriage status disputed as to whether her 1929 divorce from William Guggenheim is valid The case before Judge Honore focuses on whether she is legally free to remarry and if she remains Guggenheim’s wife arguments dominated the session with potential investigation initiation by the judge
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Guggenheim
Qivorce
Boon Aa
Honroe
Woman Artist in Paris Demands Police for Safe Return Home
A Paris based woman artist writes to New York mayor seeking police protection as she reports being threatened with insults and token violence abroad. The letter, turned to the port’s collector, recalls two safe havens but warns of risks on return. Separate testimony by customs weighers, including George E. Birge, alleges a widespread underweighing and cheating scheme involving the Musica importers and sugar interests.
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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
Hereward Carrington
Seyhert
University of Pennsylvania
Kellar
Earl of Crawford
Lord Adare
Pennsylvania
Bertha Huse
Rancy Venim
Watseka
Presbytery moves to try Archibald Black for heresy
Special to The Washington Post Jamestown New York October 20 a presbytery of New York orders continued inquiry into the ordination of Rev Archibald Black charged with unorthodox views a judicial committee finds grounds for further investigation and a committee is named to report the charges tomorrow Black and his associates are not on trial but the New York Presbytery bears responsibility in the matter
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Warhington
Jamestown
Presbytery of
New York
Archibald Black
Presbyterian Synod
Mr Black
Presbyjtery
Taft Tariff View Quoted Aldrich Advises Negotiation
Paris reports quote Senator Aldrich saying President Taft did not demand France grant all minimums. He urged reciprocal, reasonable treatment for American goods and noted France should protect its own interests first. Cruppt cites Aldrich as hoping Franco American tariff relations favor future negotiations.
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M. Cropp
United States
Paris
Aldrich
Cruppt
France
Cruppiedda
Spiritualists in Convention Expose Fraud and Faith
Frederic J. Haskin reports on the National Society of Spiritualists gathering in Rochester New York. Leading mediums and skeptics debate frauds and genuine phenomena as scientists and believers weigh evidence for life after death and the legitimacy of spiritualism.
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National Society of Spiritualists
Rocheste
N.Y
United Stat
U D C Vote Open at United Daughters of the Confederacy Meet
United Daughters of the Confederacy opened sessions in Houston Texas with a rule fight on secret ballot for general officers. When multiple candidates ran for an office the vote will be by viva voce rather than ballot. Possible president general candidates include Mrs Virginia McSherry Mrs John P Hickman and Mrs J W Falcon. Registrar general to remain 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 Kinder garten Education Plan
A national movement to promote kindergarten education across the United States. Led by Edgar L. Marston and prominent New Yorkers including Spencer Trask, George W. Perkins, and Miss Mary Harriman, the association aims to advocate early schooling for four-year-olds and seeks support from educators and wealthy patrons. Officers elected include Marston as president and John Greenough as vice president, with offices to open in the Metropolitan Life Building.
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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
American Cardinal Prospects in Rome Consistories
Rome reports two consistory plans by December and next spring to elevate prelates including suspected American candidates Archbishop Farley of New York Archbishop Ireland Saint Paul and Archbishop O Connell Boston among likely choices while papal aides and other prelats from Dublin Buenos Aires and Florence are named for possible elevations.
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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
Triplets born to Mr and Mrs Louis Adama in Norwich weigh a total 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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Rancy Yennum
Rancy
Mary Roff
Roff
Jura
Mary Ro
Starig
Hancy Vennum
Charla
Asi
Gul
Washington
Norwich
Louis Adama
Capt Winslow reassigned to New York harbor duty
Captain Winslow is reassigned from command of the battleship New Hampshire to oversee harbor operations in New York, relieving Captain A Ward who joins the Washington board of inspection and survey. Commander Rodgers will take command of the New Hampshire after detachment from Philadelphia Navy Yard.
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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
Army Orders List of Promotions Transfers and Examinations
Army orders announce promotions within infantry and medical corps, transfers between regiments, and aboard examinations for promotion eligibility. Officers named include Capt Abbed, Lieut Dwieht B Lawler, Capt Charles B Yayman, Capt Albert B Stoan, and others with assignments to Sixth and Twenty first Infantry, medical corps, and Army Medical Museum examination board in New York.
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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 rails at insurrectionists over tariff clash in Iowa
Chicago dispatch reports Speaker Joseph G Cannon denounces insurgents who oppose the tariff bill and align with Bryan. He accuses Cummins La Follette and others of seeking party disruption to influence the 1912 race. Cannon praises Taft and endorses broad nationwide tours as beneficial for national understanding. Kindergarten instruction praised for all ages.
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Chicago
Ort
Joseph G Cannon
Cannon
Cummins
Iowa
W J Bryan
Cumming
Congress
Bryan
Senate
Democracy under new leadership discussed in Indianapolis
Tod Taggart met with Guy Marshall in Indianapolis to address alleged governor efforts to control the Democracy. Taggart doubted a governor plan to supplant him and condemned attacks on character and political groups. The executive claimed he seeks party organization in democracy’s interests and rejects being driven by any single faction.
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Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Guy Marshall
Tagsart
Ferests of Democracy
Antisaloon League
Officers Start Ride From Fort Myer This Morning
About forty army officers at the War Department and Washington barracks depart Fort Myer at 8 o clock for a nine mile annual tent ride under Brig Gen Tasker H Miles. They head to Heckville then Rocksille route returning to camp for night with a Lake to Gulf waterways convention sailing today toward New Orleans.
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Washington Barracks
Fort Myer
Grig Gen Tasker H Hiles
War College
Heckville
Mit
Rocksle
Galthersbore
Rockvile
Cruiers
New Orleans
Norfolk
North Carolin
New York
Monta Wilen
Mississippi
Naval officers reassigned and ships movements update
Orders release Rear Admiral G Blockinger to home duty Capt McWIleston to duty as supervisor of the tartar of New York Capt A Ward to Washington to duty as member of board of inspection and survey Commmuter F Marble to naval war college Newport Commander W Fletcher to Bir mingham etc. Movements of Naval Vessels report arrivals at Boston Hampton Roads and Norfolk status of ships including Cherenge and Wisconsin set for overhauls and commissioning changes with crews reassigned and ships laid up
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McR
Wleston
New York
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Washington
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Naval War College
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Vaese
Narraunsett Say
Mohonk Conference hears Indian bureau fraud claim
Commissioner of Indian affairs at Mohonk Conference asserts widespread white theft from Indians and flaws in moral codes among whites and chiefs. He hints at rampant dishonesty and promises juries will be convinced by proof, with Albert K. Smiley and Elmer Ellsworth Brown among organizers and speakers. Dr Brow outlines 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 Case Shocks New York Police
Liosa C Griscom formerly American ambassador to Italy was arrested in New York City on a charge of speeding in his automobile. He was held on a bond and reportedly wore a ring believed to be a valuable engagement ring.
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New York
Liosa C Griscom
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