Possible US France tariff clash over maximum rates
The text discusses potential termination of the Belals commercial agreement on October 31 and a possible US action under McKinley era law to prohibit imports from France if Paris imposes a maximum tariff. It outlines how the president could block imports of American goods to retaliate, the impact on various sectors, and the shifting duty rates expected for French wines, canned meats, petroleum, and champagne as the agreement nears expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Frice
Uclome
Cass Amerikan
United States
Porto Rico
Paul
Board to begin work after November fittings
A board prepares for its formal activities in November. Rooms in the treawurs building are being fitted up as part of the setup. The narrative mentions Harman along with personnel matters preceding the board’s long planned activation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman Pmers
New Maven Andoston
Tours Rooma
Treawurs
Guggenheim Divorce Probe Sparks Marriage Doubts
The Washington Post reports on Mrs Grace B Guggenheim seeking to annul her 29 year old divorce from William Guggenheim amid questions if she is truly his ex wife. The case before Judge Honore centers on whether the dissolution is valid and if she may remarry, with counsel for Guggenheim arguing for possible court action.
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Guggenheim
Qivorce
Boon Aa
Honroe
Woman Demands Police Protection Against Insults Abroad
A New York woman artist in Paris writes to Mayor McClellan asking police protection to defend against insulting touching and slights during travel abroad. The letter, signed simply, is part of a broader report on customs weighers and alleged cheating by the sugar industry and importers. George E. Birge, a customs weigher, testifies about systematic underweighing and profits, linking to trials of Musica and others and echoing government suits against the American Sugar Refining Company.
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 for Heresy Trials in New York
Special to The Washington Post Jamestown New York October 20 a heresy trial continues at the Presbytery of New York regarding the ordination of the Rev Archibald Black charged with unorthodox views The judicial committee found grounds for further investigation and a committee was named to probe the charges and report tomorrow The Rev Black and his associates are not on trial but the New York Presbytery bears responsibility for the matter during the ordination hail event
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Warhington
Jamestown
Presbytery of
New York
Archibald Black
Presbyterian Synod
Mr Black
Presbyjtery
Taft tariff views quoted by Aldrich in Paris talks
Cruppt quotes Senator Aldrich stating President Taft did not demand France grant all minimums but urged reciprocal fair treatment for American goods. Aldrich emphasizes France should balance its own interests and negotiate a future commercial policy rather than act unilaterally.
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Paris
Aldrich
Cruppt
France
United States
Cruppiedda
Spiritualists in Convention in Rocheste r N Y led by world figures
Frederic J. Haskin reports the National Society of Spiritualists meeting in Rochester New York with leading mediums from around the world. The piece weighs claims of large US following amid fraud warnings and notes scientists scrutinizing spiritualist phenomena.
U D C Vote Open At Confederacy Convention
Sessions of the United Daughters of the Confederacy opened in Houston Texas with a rule proposing secret ballot for all general officer elections when there is more than one candidate. Elections will be by viva voce vote. Possible president general candidates include Mrs Virginia McSherry Mrs John P Hickman and Mrs J W Falcon. The registrar general post to 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 backed by prominent New Yorkers aims to promote kindergarten education across the United States. The National Association for the Promotion of Kindergarten Education will push laws to allow four year olds to receive basic schooling. Officers elected include Edgar L. Marston as president and Miss Mary Harriman as second vice president.
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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
Red Hat for Americans Cardinal From United States May Be Named
Rome October report says two consistory dates are planned for December and spring to appoint cardinals including potential American choice Archbishop Farley of New York or Archbishop Ireland of St Paul, with other likely names from Rome and major sees. Silence surrounds exact selections amid curial deliberations.
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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 Reported in Norwich NY
In Norwich on October 2 a set of triplets was born to Mr and Mrs Louis Adama. The daughter weighs 3 pounds, with the two sons at 24 and 7 pounds respectively. The family notes Gul, largest of the trio, tips the scales at 48 ounces. The father is one of three sons born at one time, all still living in Norwich.
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Mary Koff
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 duties
Captain Winslow is detached from command of the battleship New Hampshire and assigned as harbor supervisor in New York. Captain A Ward moves to the Washington board of inspection and survey. Commander Rodgers takes over the New Hampshire after leaving Philadelphia yard. Commander Pistcher to command the Birmingham and then to Philadelphia yard as equipment officer. Lieutenant Schoneld detached from Concord and ordered 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
Army Medical Board Promotes Officers Amid Transfers and Examinations
A lengthy list of promotions and transfers across multiple regiments including Sixth and Twenty-first Infantry. Officers such as Captain Charles B Yaman, Lieutenants Dwieht B Lawler and Arthur ED Ahranda are noted with promotions or postings. The Army Medical Museum hosts boards to assess fitness for promotion, with several medical corps officers undergoing examination and transfer for duty and observation.
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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 Urges Fight on Insurgents in Tariff Clash
Chicago dispatch reports Speaker Joseph G Cannon is attacking insurgent Republicans including Cummins and La Follette over tariff bills. He accuses them of opposing the Republican majority and aiding Bryan to gain a Democratic House. Cannon praises Tafts nationwide tour and argues for broad national perspective and early tariff settlement.
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Chicago
Ort
Joseph G Cannon
Cannon
Cummins
Iowa
W J Bryan
Cumming
Congress
Bryan
Senate
Tod Taggart Confers On Democracy Leadership Tangle
Tod Taggart held a conference with Guy Marshall in Indianapolis amid rumors of a governor’s bid to reshape party leadership. Taggart denied intent to seize control, stressing commitment to a united Democracy and opposition to external factions such as the Antisaloon League and ministers influencing the party.
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Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Guy Marshall
Tagsart
Ferests of Democracy
Antisaloon League
Officers Start Ride From Fort Myer In Nine Mile Tour
About 40 Army officers stationed at the War Department and Washington barracks depart Fort Myer at 8 oclock on a nine mile annual tent ride led by Brig Gen Tasker H Hiles. The route takes the riders to Heckville and Rocks ile with overnight stops before returning to Fort Myer. Separate item notes three armored cruisers and the battleship Mississippi sailing toward New Orleans for the lakes to gulf waterways convention.
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War Department
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
Orders for Naval Officers and Vessel Movements
Rear Admiral G Blockinger to home and Capt McWiston to duty as supervisor of the tartar of New York. Capt A Ward to Washington as mentor of the board of inspection and survey. Commander F Marble to naval war college Newport. Commander T B Fletcher to Birmingham. Commander Rodgers to command New Hampshire. Commander W J Howard to navy yard Philadelphia as acting officer. Lt Comdr TM Seho held to Vermont executive officer. Midshipman HW Keebler to Annapolis. Midshipman CT Price to home and wait orders. AGst Surg T G Foster granted leave until November 16. Lt Second Surg Ma Humphrey commissioned as second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps. Movements of Naval Vessels: Arrived Patapsco and Nina at Boston. Montague at Hampton Roads. Sailings: Marlaug from Hampton Roads for Guantanamo. Hannibal for Norfolk. Montana for Newport News. Paducah from Guantanamo for target grounds. Nine from Boston for Newport. The Cherenge assigned to repairs at Norfolk. The Cherter to Chewter Point for a tour of duty before November 1. On completion, vessels proceed to Tompiloaville NY for drills. Wisconsin placed out of commission April 1 with crew transferred to Michigan. Wisconsin to Philadelphia for overhaul and then laid up in reserve.
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G Blockinger
McR
Wleston
New York
A Ward
Washington
Board of Inspection
F Marble
Naval War College
Newport RT
OB Fletcher Tommend
Birmingham
Rodgers
New Hampshire
W J. Howard
Mevy
Philadelphia
Seho
Vermont
Keebler
Georgia
Foster
Ma Humphrey
United States
Patapsco
Nina
Boalon
3Fontang
Hampton
Tour
Tompiloavilla
Miss Court
Boston
Vaese
Narraunsett Say
Indian Affairs Commissioner Says Crimes Uncovered to Be Heard
Mohonk Lake October conference hears Indian and dependent peoples affairs chief claim white men hold a loose moral code toward Indians and theft. He cites cases and says proof could convince juries while Albert K. Smiley opens the gathering and Elmer Ellsworth Brown is elected president of the conference committee.
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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 Fortier Ambassador Arrested for Speed
Liosa C Griscom formerly American ambassador to Italy was arrested in New York City today and charged with speeding. He was held on $1000 bond and displayed a demon ring he was wearing at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortier
New York
Liosa C Griscom
Italy
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Taft
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M. Cropp
Spiritualists
By Frederic J. Haskin
National Society of Spiritualists
Rocheste
N.Y
United Stat
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Hughst
Wellace
Darwin
Bird William Crookes
British Association For the Advancement
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St Oliver Lodge
Hrot Wiliam James
Harvard University
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Hereward Carrington
Seyhert
University of Pennsylvania
Kellar
Earl of Crawford
Lord Adare
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Rancy Venim
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U. D.C
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New Movement
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Moses & Sons Sons
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MR. W. A. Brady
MR. Louis Mann
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Prp
Stion Pictures
Maryland Theater
6Th Street
Valentine
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Griscom’s
Surveshis Elvars Senna
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Fic Syrup Co
Ment WE Beatsny
Charles Frohman
BIG Musical Comedy Company
G. P. Huntley
Sahopasoa
Belasco
Witte
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Hutch
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Tevis Ales Clarkf
Notiur
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Coxdur Scassa
Mational Theater
Mme Corinee Nider
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Mrs. Wiggs
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Neat Werk
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Watsonil
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Util Monten
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Wmi4ze' i Auditoria
New York Ave
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Plaza Theater
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Pistorio
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