GRAFTING WAS REAL FINE ART WITH NUMBER GRAFTING
Inter state Commerce commission continued its probe into relations between Pennsylvania railroad officials and coal companies in the bituminous district. Joseph Boyer of Altoona testified he received stock gifts and coal purchases paid him per ton, totaling over $44,000 since 1903, with belief that similar payments went to predecessors.
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Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Boyer
Altoona
A. W. Gibbs
Marriage of New Mexico Girl in St Louis Ceremony
Mise Agnes Blackwell daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Blackwell of Las Vegas New Mexico and Parmlee Herrick son of ex Governor M T Herrick of Ohio will wed at Bofinger Memorial Chapel with Dean Carroll Davis performing the ceremony. The event draws prominent society figures from the east as visitors arrive for the nuptials.
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St. Louis
Mise Agnes Blackwell
A. Mc Blackwell
Parmalee Herrick
M.T. Herrick
Ohio
Bofinger Memorial Chapel
Dean Carroll Davia
Misa Blackwell
Las Vegas
A. M. Blackwell
New Mexico
Gross, Brickwell & Co
Upton Sinclair the Boy Who Lifted Packing Town Lid
Marion E. Pew profiles Upton Sinclair famed author of The Jungle, recounting how the young reformer inspired Roosevelt to act after Sinclair’s exposé of Packingtown. He discusses his life, writing career, isolation in poverty, and dedication to revealing meatpacking abuses.
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Upton Sinclair
Newra
Chicago
Marion E. Pew
New York
Tompton Sinclair
Mere Boy
Washington
Roosevelt
Uie
Sinclair
Muck Raker
White House
Baltimore
College of the City of New York
King Midas
Convention Picks Edwin S Stuart for Governor in Open Pennsylvania Race
Harrisburg June 6 The Republican convention endorsed President Roosevelt programs and ratified rate legislation while nominating Edwin B Stuart former Philadelphia mayor for governor on the first ballot. The open convention marks a shift from machine control as diverse candidates vie with Stuart and Murphy vying for support across the state.
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Stuart
Philadelphia
Weaver
Harrisburg
Roosevel
Edwin 8. Stuart
Elent
Senator Penrose
Penrose
New
Lincoln Party
Lewis Emery, Jr
McKean
Ernest F. Acheson
Pennsylvania
Edwin
Louis A. Watres
Scranton
Robert S. Murphy
Johnstown
Charles W. Stone
P. Snox
Bis
Feld
Isaac B. Brown
Cambria County
Audacity at Chicago Packers Hearing Delayed Action
Washington June 6 packers demand inspection before paying for it. T H Wilson of Morris Packing disputes Neill Reynolds report and invites lawmakers to Chicago for study. Officials vow to press sanitary reforms and enforce building rules across all stock yards facilities.
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New York
Canada
Socialits
Chicago
Packingtown
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
Neill-Reynolds
T.H. Wilson
Morris Packing Company
Wilson
Neill- Reynolds
Bartzen
Hos
Attorney Fergusson Returns From White Oaks Mine
Attorney BH HB Fergusson recounts a trip to White Oaks to advance the Old Abe Lincoln gold mine project. He plans 200 more feet of tunneling, claiming the mine is among the deepest and most productive in New Mexico historial notes. The property previously yielded large dividends over thirteen months before a shutdown due to water concerns.
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Fergusson
White Oaks
Lincoln
Mr. Fergusson
New Mexico
Ferguenon
Annual Meeting of Commercial Club Scheduled
Tomorrow evening June 7 at 8 oclock the annual meeting of the Commercial Club will be held in the club building. Three directors will be elected to serve three years to succeed O N Marron EB Newcomer and G L Brooks whose terms expire that date. Other matters of importance to the club will be discussed and attendance is urged by the directors.
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Ming
Wolock
Commercial Club
O. N. Marron
EB. Newcomer
G. L. Brooks
Metropolis Hotel Building Fire Alarm Sparks Rental District
A fire at about 3 pm in the Metropolitan hotel building caused excitement among tenants including Bentham Indian Trading, Arthur Keyeritt’s jewelry store, and the Palace saloon. Ashes from hot embers started flames in the one story section, fumes consumed boxes, and firemen battled the blaze from rafters to roof as the Surety Warehouse company controlled the site. Fire department arrival prevented greater conflagration.
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Bentham Indian Trading Company
Metropolitan Hotel
Arthur Keyeritt
Palace Saloon
Surety Warehouse Company
Aftermian
Yale marks 300th anniversary of Corneille's birth
New Haven June 6 Yale University observes the three hundredth anniversary of the birth of Corneille the great French dramatist. The Yale Modern Language Club hosts the event with M Jiseecind ambassador from Washington presiding. A feature is the Yale French club staging Corneille’s play Ield in Woolsey hall tonight. Also notes on New York money market and bar silver quotes.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale Modern Language Club
Washington
M. Jiseecind
New York
Congress Not Yet Arrived At Statehood
Vienna June 6 Emperor William I arrived greeted by Emperor Francis Joseph at the station. The meeting marked by cordiality, they proceeded to Schoenbrunn castle amid cheering crowds. Also reports from St Petersburg on strikes and peasant land seizures as parliament nears action.
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Vienna
William I
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn Castle
Superintendents of Cotton Seed Mills Meet in Dail
Four hundred cotton seed mill superintendents from across the country attend the annual convention in Dail Texas. National organization representation is strong with most mills in operation. An interesting program is planned for the meeting. Chattanooga Tennessee hosts the Tennessee Bankers Association convention opening today on Mountain. A large attendee list from across the state will gather for financial talks. Distinguished speakers will discuss subjects and the secretary is invited to speak.
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Denver
Cole
Beet Growers’ Association
Tex
Tires Art
Mall Oil Organization
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jung
Tennessee Bankers’ Association
Mountain
Alpitta
Iso
Shriners Parade Plans and Desert Preparations
The Record notes Col Jastro interview and rumored June 14 parade plans by Shriners in Roswell with sixty Novices to be initiated, camels expected, and a banquet to close. Albuquerque Nobles prepare travel, rail rates set via Trinidad Cole Amarillo, while doctrinal talk hints at a possible Highlands car line. Cal. promoter Cal Sellers inquiry follows.
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Shriners
Military Hall
Wilmon
Pecos River
Carlsbad
Roswell
Sind
Shrinerdom
Cal
H. A. Jastre
Albuquerque Traction Company
Bakerafield
Ibis
Traction Company
California
Cilizen
Col. Sellers
Highlands
University
Jastro
Pub- Heaton
Sellers
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Babcock
Colorado
Joseph W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Grand Jury
Mutual Company
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Beaver
Colo
John S. Mullins
District Court
George Stidger
Honest Elections League
Mullins
Fred A. Willams
Républican City and County Central Committee
William T. Davoren
Democratic City and County Central Committee
J. F. Brady
Denver Gas & Electric Company
Kington
Ont
Touy
John Macdonald
Dominion
Jane
Novelist
Edwin Stuart
Republic and State Convention
Opera House
W. K. Andrews
Republican State Central Committee
Republican
Knox
Republican Party
Ghigago Packers
Metropolitan
William of
Germany
Fr Francis Joseph of
Austria
Congress
Raker and
Dillingham
Ysabel
Aldrich
Torres
Cananea Beveridge
St. Petersburg
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Los Angeles
Sonora
Mexico
Associated Press
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Anges
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Ark
Deletantes
Jon S. Line
Robert J. Rogers
Q Sevier
Jefferson Davin
United States Aenair
X. C. Pinaul
Folk
William Hoge
Wiliam J Lligan
Gove Polk
Missouri
Louis Wool
Lous. Mo
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Senate
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Dilliingham
Gorman
Beverlige
Almence
Therm
Vicente Fres
Tierra Amarilla
Pollo Solans
Rociado
Washinton
D.C
Sena
House Committees On
Herbert Puttman
Itrartin
Comers
Lookout Mountain
Mystic Shriners
Colonel Jastro
San Diego
George ©. Boldt, Jr
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Estella Savin
Tla Juana
Yuma
Arizona
Col Bellers
East Railroad Avenue
Col Greer
Farwell
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