Tariff Debates Stir Congress Over Duty Increases
The piece discusses tariff issues ahead of an extra session and the influence of protective interests. It notes Democratic leanings toward lower duties, Republican calls for revision, and the conflict surrounding Speaker Cannon with calls for Middle West representatives to oppose him.
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Republican Party
Taft
Burton
Middle West
Winchester Baseball Club Seeks Subscriptions Short of Goal
The secretary reports many responses to committee letters but subscriptions remain well short of the required total.
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Winchester Baseball Club
Club Seeks Many Small Subscriptions to Form a Winning Team
The committee urges quick subscrip tions, open to any amount, with no payment until next spring. Aimed at popularizing the club, they expect a strong roster and early success, hoping a good team will boost town visibility.
NEW FIRE APPARATUS NEEDED FOR CITY DEFENSE
At a Friday night fire department meeting the committee on a new hose wagon was told to work with the Council fire committee to secure the needed apparatus. The editorial urges immediate action, warns the North end is nearly defenseless, and notes a fire could threaten both North and South ends when winds are high.
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New England
North
South
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Atlanta
Birmingham
Zoevisiana
Kentucky
Carnegie
United States
South End
The Outlook Foreman Plans For Roosevelt Special Contributor
In a humorous scene from The Outlook with Theodore Roosevelt set to be Special Contributor after the presidency, the composing room erupts in chaos over typesetting and vocabulary. Foreman frets over missing M caps and exclamations as printers prepare bold new layouts and stock cuts for the anticipated feature.
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Colored column notes black leaders and events in Louisville
National Negro Business League to meet in Louisville next August with over twelve hundred delegates. Local clergy and lay leaders attend Berea College visitations and church actions. Bank, shops, and civic notes include a Mississippi town's negro mayor, Mound Bayou, and various salaries, schools, and undertakings in Louisville and surrounding areas.
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Will Fields
Florence Gentry
Berea
Allen Allensworth
J. H. Tyler
U. S. Army
Local Business League of
Louisville
National Negro Business League
Jas. Bond
Berea College
S. G. Turner
M. FE
Dayton
Nutter
Paris
Broadway
Dan Hacket
Lydia R. Buchanan
Savannah
Z. Winchester
Mound Bayou
Mississippi
Richard Mayberry
W. H. Broggn
The
Christian Church
Geo. M. Moore
Baptist Church
Blue Ribbon Club
U. B. F. Hall
Bud” Phelps
Cincinnati
Colored Elks
Dr. Nutter
Minnie Lock
Broadway Baptist Church
Arthur Birch
Charles Armstrong
Geo. Grubbs
Hugo Krause
James Cooper
Pearl Street
Ladies of Allen Chapel
Benevolent Hall
Taylor Rholme
Pikeville, Ky
Novell
Senator Vilas
State University of Wisconsin
Cago
Lexington
United States Supreme Court At
Washington
Benton
Winchester
Fires and tragedies across Ohio and beyond
A roundup of deadly blazes in Circleville Salem Alliance and a wreck on the Wabash railroad near Springfield. Also reports of a suicide in Michigan and a fatal shooting in Jersey City. Notes on theater openings for colored shows, moving plans, and local education statistics in Winchester.
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Wesley Griffith
Circleville
Silver Manufacturing Company
Salem
J.H. Wampfler
Alliance
Springfield
Ethel Spitzer
Yale
Jersey City
N. J
Andrew McGrath
W. E. Ammon
Pennsylvania
Turkeys Wanted for Thanksgiving Through Christmas
E Renaker AGT announces purchase of Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys from November 6 to 17. Office at W C Taylor Co's Stockyards on Broadway, home phone 53 East Tennessee No 74. Check prices before selling.
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W. C. Taylor & Co’s
Broadway
East Tenn
E. Renaker
AGT
Presidents Letter Highlights Delta Kappa Epsilon Banquet
New York reports Delta Kappa Epsilon conclaves at Waldorf Astoria drew six hundred guests for a banquet marked by an presidential letter. Judge Vernon M. Davis announced a missive from the U S president praising fraternal bonds and urging unity to avert class conflict during the campaign.
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New York
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Waldorf Astoria
Vernon M. Davis
United States
Plan for Harmon's Inauguration in Columbus
Plans by the Columbus Board of Trade call for a grand non partisan inauguration of Governor Harmon. The procession will include the city National Guard, state independent companies, the Cleveland Greys, Barracks band, permanent and civic units, and all city bands likely in line.
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Columbus
Columbus Board of Trade
National Guard
Cleveland Greys
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