Trade War Tariff Talks and Customs Schedule
The article reports on Payne indicating Congress cannot stall the Court of Customs Appeals if the President appoints judges. It notes customs houses to remain open past midnight Sunday, with Treasury announcing concessions related to the new tariff law and minimums. It mentions possible adjustments, revenue impact, and enforcement across ports, including New York, as treaties approach and government aims to keep trade flowing.
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Court of Customs| Appeals
Congress
Juesentaty
Serena E. Payne
Daar
United
Fass
Washington
New York
Warung
MO Fayne
Payne Finsent
Bun. Strom
Great Britain
Payne Hsh
Tay
Bassand Mat
Tari
Court of Cos
Ipsa
Payne
Treasury
New Fork Put
Cures Eczema Quickly With Postam Remedy
An advertisement touts possum as a new skin cure claiming rapid itching relief and cure of chronic eczema within two weeks. It credits emergency laboratories with offering an experimental free sample by mail and lists Washington gram's, O'Donnell's, Alfred's, and People's Drug Store as retailers.
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Washington Gram's
O'donnell’s
Alfrec’s
People’s Drug Store
Emergency Laboratories
Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Taft's river voyage amid river changes and heavy schedule
President Taft tours the Mississippi aboard the lighthouse tender Oleander with Commander Tilman and Gov. guests aboard the St Paul, noting river channel shifts and calling for navigation improvements to secure deeper water year round. Hitchcock Nagel join Taft as war plans and Memphis stop loom, while jokes spark on the deck with Speaker Cannon.
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Oleander
EH Tilman
United States Navy
Cairo
New Orleans
Tilman
Mississippi River
Cherremaem Comgut
St Paul
Atlanta
Hitchcock
Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Bt Lous
Erastus Jelly
Dickinson
Memphis
Congressional
Alway
St Louis
Tarttalay
Cannon
Joe
Port Chester volunteers cited in divorce suit case
Report from The Weastrington Post details Port Chester Fire Department volunteers named as corespondents in a divorce case involving a local couple. Trials before Justice Keogh discuss actions on June 2 1908 after a house fire, with testimony from witness Frank Aiello. Separately rumors about Italian ambassador's county trip are denied by the envoy.
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Port Chester
Weastrington Post
White Twins
Pua
Neil
New York
Aiello
Concessions to Germany Extended Past Trade Deal
The Treasury Department announced concessions to Germany extending beyond the old tariff pact which expires February 7. Customs collectors and appraisers will accept boards of trade certificates showing actual market values of goods from source countries. Some privileges, including export prices where no open market prices exist, will be withdrawn.
Smuggler Musica Pleads Guilty in Cheese Import Fraud
Philip Musica admitted one count of defrauding the government in cheese importations, withdrawing his not guilty plea. He remained free on $3,000 bail while his father Antonio testified to good character. A later court session reserved decision with additional testimony. States evidence Tarif Board members gathered for initial matters with Assistant Secretary Reynolds.
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Philp Musica
New York
Philip Musica
Antonio
Antonio Mile
James Hyland
President’s Stance on River and Harbor Debates Sparks Clash
Opinion piece argues the presidents St Louis speech did not mock Congress but warned promoters that lake to gulf waterways lack federal support. It defends Senator Burton and Speaker Cannon, credits engineers board for guiding river and harbor projects, and notes promoters’ efforts to sway Congress and public opinion against the board’s recommendations. Washington, October 38.
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Save the President
Burton
Cannon
Et Louis
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Gulf Deep Waterway
Special Board of Engineers
Missour and
Thnew
Lakes
Gulf
Secretary of War
Cungresa
War Department
Chief of Engineers
Board of Engineers
Ting Head
Charman Burton
Yarings
West
St Lows
Ava Congress
Louis Simph
Senate
House
Enamears
Washington
National Good Roads Congress Seeks National Road Society
In Columbus Ohio the National Good Roads Congress gathers with James H MacDowell president of the American Roadmakers Association. The meeting with Ohio and other groups aims to form a national constituency to broaden road planning. It notes the need for central office reports and coordinated maintenance to boost agricultural and industrial growth through better roads.
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National Good Roads Congress
Columbus
Ohio
American Roadmakers' Association
James H. MacDowell
Connecticut
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Association of Ohio Road Coramipmionere
National Representative
National Society of Representative
United States
America
England
Ozone Board Starts Work On Water Purification Study
The War Department forms an ozone board of officers to investigate the Ozone 2 0ME water purification process across the United States and Canada. They will travel to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. a favorable report could lead to zone plan installations at posts with failing filters. The report notes ozone kills bacteria while filters remove bacteria and sediment. Officers reassigned include Maj Fred Philips and Capt Clayton. Road administration reform discussed across half the states to centralize road work under state departments. Virginia and Kentucky examples cited for convict labor on roads and cost efficiency.
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Toxas
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Yast
England
Iubor
Tees
Congress
Germany
German Empire
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Saxony
Logan W. Page
Department of Agriculture
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Bondtrorke
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San Francisco
Philippines
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Hart
Dismissal of Lieut Terry Approved by President
The President approved the court martial sentence of First Lieut Howard W Terry Twenty second Infantry who was dismissed from the service for agreeing to abstain from intoxicants for five years from 1906 and drunken conduct on duty. His career included service in the Volunteer Establishment since 1598 and later transfers to the Forty seventh Infantry Volunteers and Twenty second Infantry. Promotions in the Engineer Corps are announced with Lieut Col McD Townsend and Maj Joseph E Kuhn among those named.
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Twenty-second Infantry
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Alaska
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Iry Volunteers
Seventh Infantry
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Infany Try
Engineer Corps
Col. Smith
Leach
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McD. Townsend
Joseph E. Kuhn
Edward R. Stuart
WA. Mitchell
E. L Dalley
Herbert Deakyne
Philadelphia
U S Seeks 50 Cent Refund for Passenger Fare Overcharge
The United States filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission against the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company and the New England Navigation Company overcharged passenger fares from Philadelphia to Newport News and return. The government seeks a 50 cent refund and notes the $0.40 cost of filing exceeds the requested amount. Admission of sick aliens discussed at a conference between Commerce and Immigration officials. The Post Office approved printing 1,200,000 Hudson stamps for the Hudson Fulton commemorative issue.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Unite States
United States
Philadelphia and Reading Raiway Company
New England Navigation Company
Philadelphia
Newport
Roi
WP Potte
Hissace
Cammerte
Lathor McHarg
Sioner
Immegration
Willams
New York
Hudson
Postmaster General
Treasure Department
Watch buying guidance from a reliable jeweler
When purchasing a timepiece visit a jewelry specialist who sells only jewelry and watches. He will not push a sale until the watch is in proper condition and correctness is verified.
Waltham Watch Advice for Buyers
When purchasing a Waltham Watch, always ask your jeweler for a model adjusted to temperature and position. This guidance emphasizes precision timekeeping and reliability across conditions, reflecting careful consumer information from the era.
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Waltham Watch
State Department reports China loan status satisfactory
Officers say the Hankow Sichuan tail railway loan remains on track with only minor, unimportant details delaying consummation. Germany’s reluctance to grant the United States an equal share is cited as the main delay, while Knox seeks U S admission to a quarter of the loan and a proportional work share among France Germany and Britain.
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State Department
Bs Ukely
Koon
Germany
United States
France
Great Britain
China
Knox
Walsh to be held in custody after misapplication conviction
U S District Attorney Sims filed a petition in the circuit court of appeals seeking Walsh’s detention and denial of bail. He fears Walsh may flee to a country lacking extradition. The move aims to imprison Walsh regardless of his contemplated Supreme Court appeal. An authoritative Morgan & Co statement in New York denies plans to buy Walsh’s railroad interests.
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United States
Sims
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
United States Supreme Court
New York
Morgan & Co
Fim
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