President Taft Plans Beverly Dinner as Ballinger Pinchot Talk Looms
Washington notes describe President Taft spending days in Beverly to prepare remarks for a Boston Chamber of Commerce dinner. Cabinet members and officials including Wickersham and Lawler are referenced as the White House shapes policy while Taft postpones public utterances amid Ballinger Pinchot discussions.
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Ballinger
Pinchot
Taft
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Taft
Beverly Dahl
Sperlatte
Washington
Ferry Waee
Speson
Boxton Chamber of Commerce
Wickersham Ald
Oscar Lawler
Interior Department
Uuve
Lawler
Interior
Tatt
Watson
Aguentura
Dick- Innen
Essex County
State Senate
Wcusion
Bale Pha Agneum Einer
Seuids
Beverly
Boston
Poe
National Lancers
Everly Oity
Spa
Ant
Mentershin
Beverly St
Caf
Eam
Tatung
Washington Haven
Westtsey University
Morntz
Board of
Peo Tt
Gatow
Toston Panier
Wishmeton
No New Tariff for Zone Rules Canal Territory Findings
The article reports that Payne Law does not apply to the Canal Zone and Ellin rules clarify that money from tariffs in the canal area is not collected for transit. Acting Attorney General explains Congress intended tariff adjustments for the Canal Zone when new law was enacted, outlining the scope of duties and the use of the canal area.
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Canal
Ellin
United States
Oreur
Ilon
Chapstel
Canal Zone
Je Andrus' Son Drowns in Alaskan River
News from the area reports the drowning of Je Andrus' son along with three other miners in the Alaskan river near Nome. Representative John Fan reports the incident as one of four mining fatalities tied to a river accident on September 18.
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Alaskan
Konrama
Newina
John Fan SY
California Fig Syrup Co. Statement on Product Quality
The company emphasizes confidence among physicians and consumers by publishing a full manufacturing statement with every package. It asserts the use of California figs and senna to ensure a pleasant taste while delivering medicinal benefits, claiming only their own method of manufacture yields the ethical laxative remedy.
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God Khor
Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Fige
California
Eale Focal
The Manchurian Question CLINCHES TAFT ORDER Iii
The Manchurian Question argues that the open door in Manchuria is a myth as Japanese actions violate treaties and dominate trade. It warns that open access depends on real power, not diplomatic assurances, and predicts conflict if the policy is pressed or ignored.
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Manchuria
J Dedlace
Portsmouth
Japan
China
Ching
Peking
Tokyo
Manenaria
Musglas
Japer
Rusels
Korea
Imperial Household
United States
America
Alianta
Grifin Ga
Manchuna
Atlanta
San Francisco
Coren
St Paul
Osaka
Aya
Osake
Geitin
Shioh
Imperial Housetiyit
Jea
Imperial House
Mancchuria
Ata
Concade
Ag Manghi
Manchurie
Manchur
American Ships for Taft Visit Affected by Foreign Vessels
Acting Secretary of Commerce and Labor Myers informs New Orleans customs to seek American vessels for President Taft’s October 20 inspection of the Lower Mississippi. A request from entertainment officials to invite foreign steamers is discussed, with the department preferring not to answer the legal questions yet.
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Presi
Tafts
New Orleans
Commerce and Labor
MiHirge
Lohor
Lower
Mississippi
McHargs
Brealf
United States
Blaze destroys Holmeshurst Inn in early morning fire
A large hotel in Legdmere New York burned after an incendiary basement start. Seven guests and three employees escaped through crowded stairs while others leapt from a second floor balcony. Firefighters rescued women and children as a strong sea breeze fanned the flames. The insured structure valued at 355 000 was doomed within minutes. Elevator service halted the car, and many occupants fled to nearby cottages for safety.
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Legdmere
Holmeshurst
Scottages
Serch
Exports to U S Rise Sharply Under New Tariff
Paris reports French exports to the United States surged in August, up 76 percent from the prior year. Hides led the gain as shipments to America accelerated, alarming French manufacturers who fear loss of tanning control and rising imports.
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Paris
United States
America
Two Census Heads Cut Off by Atlanta Officials
In Georgia, Joseph Hall and JT Brand replaced Joseph Pattias and JT Ackerman as census supervisors for districts five and six. Brand, a Democrat, aligns with Livingst on opposition, while Ackerman, a Republican, remains as district GOP chair. Ackerman and Brand face questions about politics influencing census duties.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
Jensus
Pattias
Alor Wo Brand
JT Ackerman
Georgia
Toseph Hall
JT Brand
Hill
Livingaton
Livingrton
Brand
Liv Ingaton
Livias
Inumeratora Ackerman
Macon
Hela
Amos T Ackerman
Grants
Church protests Stump census job in Maryland
The Frederick district ministers meeting indorsed the protest of Cumberland’s Ministerial Association against appointing John J Stump of Cumberland as supervisor of the Sixth Congressional district census. Protests cite his saloon ownership and alleged objectionable advertising. Governor Johnson to undergo surgery in Rochester Minnesota today, after previous adhesions, with plans to return to duties soon.
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Koning
Dana Durand
Tait
Washington
Gumberland
Frederick
Baltimore
Richard N Bawards
Taft
Stumpheing
Johnson
St Paul
Minx
John A Johnson
Rochester Minn
Teapstol
Thines Award Too Small Seeks Higher Condemnation Award
Samuel G Cornwell owner of property at 1418 Pennsylvania Avenue NW protests the $243,000 land valuation set by the commission for the five squares between Pennsylvania Avenue and the Mall and Fourteenth to Fifteenth streets. Perry for Cornwell and others protest, asking the court to rule the award inadequate and to correct commission instructions. The court will hear the exceptions in October.
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Samuel G Cornwell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mall
Cornwell
Room Perry
Mr Perry
Andrew B Grahant
Christian Hearth
Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital
Washington Nailer
Cruiser Rams Schooner In Narrows Collision
New York on September 11, the United States cruiser Des Moines collided with the schooner F F Mead entering the Narrows. The hole appeared amidships and water poured in while a tug rescued three crewmen and beached the damaged vessel at South Beach Staten Island. The Mead remained afloat and proceeded with her voyage after the incident.
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New York
United States Crater
Des Moines
New York Harbor
South Beach
Staten Island
Mead
Otek
Bankers Hope for It as Association Convenes
Chicago today hosts preliminary sessions ahead of the American Bankers Association thirty fifth convention. Key debates center on uniform bills of lading to empower carriers and shippers, postal savings banks, and the financing framework backing national currency while awaiting the Federal monetary commission report. Joseph G Cannon addresses the dinner, underscoring government by the people and the need for broad public engagement.
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Chicago
American Bankers Association
Lewis E Pierson
Benkers
Henry Trunkak
New York Mercantile Exchange
Currency Commission of the Association
Federal Monetary Commission
Postal Savings Bank
Weir
Federal Legislative Committee
Jatosa J Hill
Grest
Northern Eastrand Company
Om “National Wealth
Farm
Canney
Bankers of Chicago
4 American Bankers Association
Joseph G Cannon
House of Representatives
Army board reports little damage from maneuvers in Massachusetts
The army board examining damages from maneuvers in Massachusetts has had little work to do. Troops caused minimal property damage, reflecting strong discipline and strict order observance by officers and enlisted men. Adjusting damages has been carried out by Lieut Col John Hull and May Blanton Winship of the Judge Advocates Department.
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Army Board
Massachusetts
John & Hull
May Blanton Winehip
Judge Advocates Department
Pass the Word Along Against the Union Label Campaign
A long exhortation denounces union labels and labor trusts, urging readers to aid independent workers resisting coercive fees and boycotts. It recounts violence by union militants in coal regions, cites injuries to workers and families, and appeals for support for independent American laborers seeking fair work without mandatory union fees.
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Onion
Daddy
America
Welllston
Ohio
Union
John Branathan
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Church Ofposes
Thines
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Labor Trust
Teamsters
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American Federation of Labor
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Theyavis
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Hein
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Ran Fom
Henry Wary Bercher
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Agenti Trust
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