France liberalized trade ends as US eyes tariff gains
In a chaotic OCR laden briefing the United States plans to exploit the end of France trade agreements to impose higher duties after October. The prospect of new tariffs is discussed amid references to customs, Treasury actions, and potential shifts in tariff policy affecting French textiles, sugar, coffee, meats, and coal. Names and places are scattered, but the core point centers on US leverage and European trade adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Pote
France
Poe
Trulias
Wader
Aldo
Taft Opposes Bond Push for Pork Barrell Projects
President Taft and Speaker Cannon voice opposition to issuing bonds for large river and canal projects, arguing funds should be spent only after careful merit review and national development needs. They favor rapid but prudent work on justified schemes, while criticizing bond schemes as pork barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahis
Mrs Vilas Widow Claims Half Interest in Estate Bequest
Mrs Vilas asserts a half interest in an estate valued around 700000, alleging a tripartite will benefiting the University of Wisconsin. The court appointed an administrator to collect assets and hold funds until her share is settled, with requests for final determination of her rights. The case centers on art fund investments and the shore of Washington property, potentially impacting University bequests.
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Wallam
Cormerly
United States
Thi
University of Wiscansan Ae
JaneKory Wad
Wil Moneys
Vilas
Washington
Wisconsin
Chicago commerce club hears on currency reform campaign
A report notes an upcoming educational campaign on currency reform announced to members of the Commercial Club of Chicago on November 1. The speaker plans itineraries through Milwaukee, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Chicago with speeches in each city after leaving Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Comercal Club of
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louin
Warrington
Rochester
Hichare B Wateous
Harrsbury
Pecteary
American Civic Association
Amwvatrous
American Cinetancelation
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Athiev Cies
Taft Grants Commutations For Bank Wreck Convict Two Others
President Taft commuted three year sentence of Thomas W Harvey in the Enterprise National Bank case to three years and a half year sentence for George H Robison in Chicago to two years the two men had lengthy sentences and Harvey had served a year in Western Penitentiary Robison had served about a year and a half of his term both were linked to a bank embezzlement and tampering scheme with other conspirators in Allegheny and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Thomas W Harvey
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Harvey
Western Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
George H Robison
Chicago
United States
Maniia
Robison
Aear
Theatres Offerings At National Lyceum and More In Washington
The program features Itty Grey at the National Theater test night with Frohmans Londont comedy company delivering a lively three act musical farce. Star Joe Huntley and Julia Sanderson lead a strong cast, while Gus Edwards draws applause with My Old Lady and My Cannn Carasy. The show is praised as one of the best laughs in weeks with an engaging plot and polished performances. The program also includes The Squaw Man at the Academy, a Western drama with strong character work by Frank TN. Petley and Miss Van Buren. At the Lyceum, The Lady Buccaneers stars Joseph K Watson and Helen Van Buren with weak chorus and mixed reception for the burlesque numbers.
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Itty, Grey
National Theater
Charles Frohmans Londort
Washington
John Binfield
Lady Binfield
Katty Grey Alt
Mara
Bitty
Huntley
Frohman
Earl of Daleton
Dundrear
Howard
Julia Sanderson
Fatty Grey
Sir John Binfield
Honor
Jove
Chase
Gus Edwards
Gus Edward
Mir Edwards
Edwards
Caruso
Cary Henr
Misa Jung May
Clarence Skinner
Pop White
Wr Wuiry
George R Raymond
Miss Way
Miles Toyette
Mus Violet Black and Company
Misa Black
Cameron Clemens
Eugene Keith Leo Carillo
Sasun
Ag Gene Lee
Grant
McKinney
Andrew Carnegie
Stell
Maclarene
Academy
Edwin Milton Boyle
England
Wynnegate
West
Frank TN
Petley Khe
Jim Garston
Manly
Kate Ngue Mi
Petley
Diana
Jims
Mabel An' Buren
Miss van Buren
Jima
George Deyo
Mx Deyo
Naturitch
Jlms
Phyllis Morton
Toby Wana
Utes
Joseph Brantope
Latte Hal
Jim
Hellen Chieffo
Gayety
Rice & Barton
Sea Rice & Barthns
Gayety Company
Brighton Beach
Charles Barton
Frank Wesson
Lottie Walters
Revere
Yuri
Am Creed
Colombia
Yulesbhert Goodmap
Louis Mara
Johan Krauss
Johan Krauaz
Krauss
Kraues
Spiegel
Mannan Krauss
Manh
Mathilde Cottrell
Kate
Mr Manns
Somerone
Emily Ann Wellman
Charles Crohman
Miss Wellman
Marlo
Louis Hendricks
Fiward
Spreger
Ollie
Dry farming congress meets in Billings Mont.
The fourth general convention of dry farming advocates gathers in Billings to promote moisture conservation on semiarid lands. Delegates from the United States and Australia, Russia, Mexico, and more join farmers and teachers to discuss expanding arid agriculture, experimental stations, and education while noting the term’s misleading nature.
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Billings
Farmera and Scientits
Beaver
Buc
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Sémarid America
Canson
Australia
South Africa
Russia
Brazil
Mexico
State Department of Agriculture
Congress Arc
Do Betef
Defiense
Judith Basin
United States
Alaska
Nevada
Ary Farmere
Great Plains
Cresland
Lesertari
Mississippi Valley
Siberia
Llo Department of Agriculture
Confesses Host of Wives in Bigamy Case
Aged bigamist Tremper made two full confessions and named five wives. He claimed to have many more and advised others to marry in moderate quantities. His first wife Elabeth Wilson bore him eleven children, four living, and he described his favorite, Sisi Meyers, as well to do but abandoned after a few weeks. Awaiting extradition papers from Camden J.
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Washington
Yonkers
Jacob Tremper
Tremper
Elabeth Wilson
Sisi Meyers
Westminster
Mus
Jim
Hag bin
Camden
Army Orders on Artillery Officers and Inspections
A fragmented army orders notice lists officers including Capt DeRossey C Cabell Flint and Capt William Topla with temporary assignments for inspections of public animals and artillery duties. References to Lieut Tank Buell and Lieut Frederick Supderegond note absences and reassignment details for the Philippines division and nearby commands.
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James
Plalen
Sgeilea
DeRosey
Cabell Flint
Femk
Keller Firec
Richmond
Ehief
Robust Artillery
William
Topla
Myba
Ontaré
Baker Cliffey
Tone Places
Grier
Weanels
Pope Kour Beoth
Tank & Buell Coast Artilley Corps
Suri Company
Philppinea Division
Guy Fore
Frederick
Geverel Horplal
Col Harris to Retire After Long Army Career
Col Harris will retire after a long army service begun from New Jersey. A 20th century West Point graduate, he was commissioned colonel in 1906 and has served in the artery branch since graduation. He is returning to his home to celebrate retirement.
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Hars
Henry L. Hares
Owit
Harris
West Point
Iiy
New Jersey
Naval officers orders and transfers briefed
Orders to naval officers issued. Lt Comdg Ewing remains on duty while Mae Tanat reassigned. Lt RW Ressler granted leave to home. Lt A Kail granted leave. Lt TM Asmatrome assigned to command. GP Brandt and other officers listed for duty and leave adjustments.
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Ewing
Navy
Rat Seston Mae Tanat
PP Bascett
Tarpon
Ressler
Leuve
Kail
Minrons Pay Paw Pills advertised laxative claims
An advertising claim promotes Minrons Pay Paw Pills as unlike other laxatives. It asserts they stimulate the liver and bowels gently to cleanse the system and improve digestion, linking constipation to many diseases and claiming a clear complexion follows.
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Chaois
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Illmola
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Tait
Coliseum
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Commercial Club of
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League of
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Caele Joe
Uncle Jods
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Mat the Eyes
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Temple Drug Store
Indorse “Sane
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Louis MA
New York
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Aunt Mary
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Fred Niblo
Ireland
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Golden Widow
Louise Dresser
Connie Ediss
Alexander Clarke
Exy Woek
Teescat
Lackaye
Meveland Moffert
WEW Nationalma
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G. P. Huntley
Kitty Grey
Jlvia Santt
Bos
Thunder
Dodson
Boor Academy
Squaw Man
Ty Edwin Mitton Rayle Woometlenti Spanner
Little Tern Gayety
Ninth Street
TMS
Spraatenee
Tre Day Ric
BIG Gaiety ¢ Company
Lyceum
Lady Bugcaneers
Watson
Mostia
Boston Symphony Orchestra
MAA Fiedler Contueter
Soumgtr
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Wilson
Yu Troop
Raugiertore
Asonic
New York Ave
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Continuons Moving Pictures
Vasdevile Rees
Pistorio
Columbia
Maryland Theater
HW Street
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