Secret Service Chief Pleads Guilty At Oyster Bay
J B Sloan Jr chief of the presidents secret service corps pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars for assault in the third degree after a photographer Clarence Legendre said he struck him as the president arrived at Oyster Bay. The incident occurred during the president's arrival.
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Oyster Bay
J. B. Sloan, Jr
President's Secret Service Corps
Clarence Legendre
New York
Sloan
National and local political notes and a sewer contract bid
Chicago reports that tariff reciprocity may dominate the Fifty-ninth congress short session as the path to trade relations, with Taft addressing North Carolina delegates and Bryan meeting London leaders. Also noted are hotel men meeting in Chicago, a Shaw note on small denomination currency, appointments in the commerce department, Wisconsin Rep. H Adams’ death, and $400000 sewer contracts bid in Brooklyn after a prior irregularity.
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Chicago
Tribune
Washington
One More Effort Against Salton Sea
Balton Calif July confronts a final washout within six weeks as the Salton Sea advances. The Southern pany urges a return of the Colorado River to its old channel into the Gulf of California. Large gangs work from Pilot Knob toward the intake, building a nine mile spar track to dam the flood and move materials. Cloudburst in Ohio and damage in Wichita follow with severe flooding. Transport Thomas escapes damage near Guam and resumes voyage to Manila.
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Balton
Calif
Salton Sea
Colorado River
Gulf of California
Pilot Knob
Yuma
Red Flags in St Petersburg as Rioters Clash
Reports from St Petersburg describe large demonstrations with red flags and revolutionary songs. Police battled crowds while riot control and Cossacks dispersed protesters. several newspapers were confiscated and landlords pressed for troops. Emperor Nicholas and Empress opened a yacht visit at Oranienbaum. Military tribunal in Tiflis next to severe mutineer executions for refusals to fire on crowds. Stolypin’s government forwards the Bialystok riot report to foreign envoys.
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St. Petersburg
Tom
Moscow
Bialystok St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Myer
Bialystok
M.spin
Famous Indian Painter Here in Albuquerque Visit
The renowned painter J. Henry Sharp, famed for portraying Native Americans and their environments, has arrived in Albuquerque and will spend time at Taos and Laguna. He plans future visits, aims to complete a Taos home, and discussed past commissions for Mrs. Phoebe Hearst and the University of California gallery. He expects to return for more shows in Washington in the fall.
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J. Henry Sharp
R. Sharp
Red Man
Sharp
Alvarado
Taos
Mr. Sharp
Albuquerque
Isleta
Laguna
Acimo
Washington
Phoebe Hearst
Hearst
Art Gallery
University of California
San Francisco
New Mexico
Thousands of Sheep Die in Hail Storm Near Dura
A letter from Jacobo Yrisarri’s brother reports a severe hail storm near Dura on the Rock Inland road killing at least 1200 of Yrisarri flocks. Other raisers suffered losses, though Yrisarri’s sheep were just beyond the storm’s reach.
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Tugenio Yriesari
Ranesos de Albuquerque
Paul Yrisarri
Dura
Jacobo Yrisarri
Oklahoma Irrigation Congress Opens in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Irrigation Congress met in Oklahoma City to perfect a permanent organization. The session is billed as one of the southwest's most important meetings.
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Oklahoma Irrigation Congress
Oklahoma City
Okla
Southwest
Liquor Firms Decline Consolidation Preserve Separate Operations
A recent local report stated Ernest Meyers & Co. and Stern Schloss & Co. planned to consolidate, but talks stalled. Both firms will continue as independent wholesale liquor dealers, operating from Meyers on Silver Avenue and Stern Schloss on West Railroad Avenue.
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Citizen
Ernest Meyers & Co
Stern, Schloss & Co
Territorial
Meyers Company
Silver Avenue
Stern-Sehloss Company
West Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque Elit Club Considers Matched Shoot
P A Lillie broke 25 targets in a trap shoot as club rules require the gun to be held below the elbow until the trap springs. Scores yesterday were high despite limited practice. Members plan a challenge and possible match with old-timers, aiming to spur a tournament at the territorial fair with invited shooters.
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South End
Shoop
Fraternal Congress
P. A. Lillie
Blagan
Albuquerque
Wages Rises in Mills and Public Works Across States
An across the board wage advance touched cotton mills in thirty New York State towns and New England, with about 6,908 workers benefiting. Separately in Chicago, cement workers went on strike for higher pay, while New Haven hosted the American Institute of Construction meeting with 1,500 teachers in attendance. Changes from Providence to Brentwood highlight a busy July 9 across multiple states.
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Marshall Field
Chicago
Marshall Flett & Co
City Building Department
NEW Jersey Life Insurance
Trenton
N. J
Senate
New Jersey
David P. Fackler
Insurance Department of New York
David P. Watkins
New York
Oyster Bay
Charles Earle
Department of Commerce and Labor
Edwin W. Simms
United States
Earle
Department of Justice
Richard K. Campbell
Bureau of Immigation
Bureau of Naturalization
York State
Chautauqua
New York State Institute
New York State
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Merc
Chester County Court House
Providence
Institute OF Construction
New Hav
New Haven
Conn
American Institute of Construction
Institute
Yale
Farmers Excursion Opens at Dakota Experimental Station
Farmers visiting the Dakota Experimental Station in Fargo begin a ten day excursion starting July 9. Attendance is expected to be larger than ever. The program includes discussions on railroad rates and the impact of the beef combine on livestock prices for cattle and copper and lead markets show trailed figures.
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Dakota Experimental Station
Fargo
N. D
College and Experimental Station
Murderer pleads insanity in university shooting case
Meade Emory the victim state judge’s son-in-law fought to defend himself and was killed by Chester Thompson a university student The defense seeks insanity claiming infatuation with Charlotte Whittlesey niece of Judge Emory The case unfolds amid the broader report of engagements politics and insurance matters.
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Seattle
Wash
Meade Emory
Chester Thompson
Thomyeon
Maurice Thompson
Busta Ce
Charlotte Whittlesey
Judge Emory
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