Guardian to Uncle Sam's Ten Thousand Boys
Official guardian Herbert Van Dyke governs about ten thousand Navy apprentices, guiding legally, protecting their consent and future. He acts as guardian in Washington and New York, shaping restless boys into able sailors, with guardianship spreading through courts and protective societies.
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New York
Herbert van Dyke
Newsboys
van Dyke
Uncle Sam
Navy
Wiltsie
Minnesota
Washington
Mr. van Dyke
Army of Crime
Children’s Protective Societies
Children's Court
Bureau of Dependent Children
Paper Trust Faces Punishment
New York report states justice Hough will impose sentences on twenty three paper manufacturers for violating the anti trust act by forming a restraint of trade. The decision follows a circuit court ruling and targets a wide printing and pulp industry conspiracy.
Federal grand jury indicts twenty five paper firms in Manila fiber case
A federal grand jury indicted twenty five fiber and Manila association members and John H Parks who organized the group in 1906. S M Strouck pleaded guilty for all companies except Allen Brothers and Petosky Fiber Paper. Parks is in Manila. Judge Hough will impose sentence after adjournment on Monday.
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Fiber and Manila Association
Federal Grand Jury
Combine
John H. Parks
S. M. Strouck
Association
Allen Brothers Company
Sandy Hill
N.Y
Petosky Fiber Paper Company
Petosky, Mich
Strouck
Parks
The
Manila
United States
Stimeon
Justice Hough
Hough
Mimic War Proves Deadly in City Post Hospital
Morning Journal reports two more deaths in the post hospital at Fat Wadsworth raising mimic war toll to three. Victims are George Harvey Frisk Walsh and James McDowell of the Ninth regiment New York guard as battleship fleets failed to pass batteries and the war game ended with militiamen returning to the city.
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New York
Fat Wadsworth
George Harvey
Frisk Walsh
James McDowell
Ninth Regiment
New York Guard
Remarkable stomach and liver cure with Cham berlain tablets
A man spent over two thousand dollars on medicines for stomach troubles and was cured after using a few boxes of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. Samples free at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Balloon Boston makes maiden flight over Pittsfield Massachusetts
The initial pension of the new balloon Boston owned by Charles Glidden of Boston was launched late today with Leo Steve of New York as pilot and Mr. Lidden as passenger. The balloon rose at five o clock and drifted northeast, last sighted thirty miles northeast of Pittsfield at six thirty.
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Pittfield
Mass
Boston
Charles Glidden
Bosto
Leo Steve
New York
Lidden
Pittsfield
Woman is sentenced to death for first degree murder
Mrs Mary Farmer aged 29 is found guilty of murdering her neighbor and friend Mrs Sarah Brennan 55 by hacking her with a hatchet and stuffing the body in a trunk. The motive was to take Brennan home deeds which Farmer had forged. Sentence to be electrocuted at Auburn prison the week of August 2.
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Sorving Journal
Wietertown
N. Y
Mary Farmer
Sarah Brennan
Justice Rogers
Parmer
Auburn Prison
Farmer
Moat
Brennan
Explosion claim three lived at Ellsworth No 7 mine
Monongahela Pennsylvania June 19 three miners were killed and seven seriously burned in an explosion at Ellsworth No 7 mine Pittsburgh coal company near here. One identified as John Beat others were foreigners. Two injured Peter Hazel cousins remain in hospital along with five other injured brought out hours later. If blast had occurred five minutes earlier over 500 workers would have been trapped with many fatalities.
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Morning Journal
Monongahela
Ellsworth No
Pittsburg Coal Company
John Beat
Peter Hazel
Mississippi River recedes as St Louis flood scene unfolds
The Mississippi River held at 34.8 feet above low water for a day and is expected to begin receding tomorrow. A five story brick building on the levee near Olive Street collapsed, forcing evacuation of twenty five Nut Company employees. Farmland damage near Albion is estimated at 375000 and the river at Alton, Illinois stood still. Shipping equipment to the South Manchuria railroad has finished but delays to Pullman fittings push first class service back two months.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Olive Street
St. Louis Edible Nut Company
America
Manchuria Road
Mukden
United States
South Manchuria
New President of Standard Oil Selected
Morning Journal reports at New Jersey Standard Oil meeting W H Tilford elected president to replace Henry M Flagler who resigned due to age and to devote more time to personal affairs Walter Jennings named secretary and new treasurer CC M Pratt promoted to treasurer Henry C Folger Jr joins board succeeding Frank Burstow who resigned Continued illness given as the reason for Burstow's departure
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Morning Journal Special
New York
Standard OF Company of New Jersey
W. H. Tilford
Henry M. Flagler
CC. M. Pratt
Tilford
Walter Jennings
Henry C. Folger, Jr
Tidewater Oil Company
Frank Burstow
Flagier
Burstow
Attempted Proclamation of Morocco Sultan Foiled in Tangier
In Tangier on June 19 a clever plot to proclaim Mutal Hafig sultan of Morocco was thwarted. The scheme involved substituting the new sultana’s name in ceremonial praises during a Friday mosque session. Ex-foreign minister Mohammed Fl Torres learned of the plan and had the chief muzzin arrested, surrounding the mosque with troops.
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Tangier
Mutal Hafig
Morocco
Mula Hafiq
Mohammed Fl ‘Torres
Muzzin
Fifty Million Dollar Law Suit Dismissed
Boston June 19 The 56 million suit of Cadwallader M Raymond against Henry H Rogers of New York ended in the supreme court by the defend ant's judgment by agreement. Raymond held the claim of Benjamin F Greenough against Rogers and Charles Pratt from 1878 over a secret crude petroleum process sale. Rogers argued the process was never used or accessible.
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Boston
Cadwallader M. Raymond
Henry H. Rogers
New York
Supreme Court
Raymond
Benjamin F Greenough
Rogers
Charles Pratt
Five Indictments Against Ice Trust Unfold
A special grand jury in New York indicted five individuals connected to the ice company. The indictments were presented to Justice Coff in the criminal branch of the supreme court.
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ICE Trust
New York
Justice Coff
Supreme Court
Warrants Withdrawn In Indictment Case
After Attorney General Jackson held a conference with the justice the warrants were withdrawn. Lawyers for the accused will be notified that their clients must plead Monday before the court. The indictments charge misdemeanor.
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Jackson
Uppercut on the Jaw Settles Jim Barry
Langford lands a fierce right uppercut to KO Jim Barry in the third round at the Fairmont Athletic Club. The bout, scheduled six rounds, had even exchanges early with Barry pressing the action and Langford countering before the decisive knockout.
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New York
Sam Langford
Jim Barry
Fairmont Athletic Club
Langford
Barry
Fifty Liles Lost in Oklahoma Floods
Morning Journal reports about fifty deaths across Oklahoma from floods and storms. Drownings near Hoffman include Newton and William Stidham. bodies recovered of Ernest Faurie seven teen near Carnegie. Henry Conklin from the Arkansas river bridge at Ralston. the two Roberts girls near Hastings. and others including Shakespeare Adams near Broken Arrow and George FE Lewis near Skitook.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Hoffman
Newton
William Stidham
Ernest Faurie
Washite
Carnegie
Henry Conklin
Arkansas River
Ralston
Little Roberts
Red River
Hastinga
Shakespeare Adams
Broken Arrow
George FE Lewis
Skitook
Drowning and Rockfall Claim Several in Missoula Area
Missoula residents report A L Watson drowned near Big Bend as high water shattered a raft hitting a bridge two companions narrowly escaped. Thomas Bollivar drowned near Bonita two days earlier and J Frank Marshman killed today protecting the St Paul grade when a rock mass fell.
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Missoula
Mont
A. L. Watson
Big Bend
Hell Gate River
Thomas Bollivar
Bontta
J. Frank Marshman
St. Paul Grade
Youth Refutes Confession in Train Dynamite Case
Louis Ferris, a 23 year old youth, was acquitted of murder in the dynamiting of the Burlington Overland train near Butte Montana last May. The defense argued the confession was coerced by third degree methods and cited promises of favors. Ferris faced charges in the death of engineer A B Bussey, with two additional murder counts still pending.
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Morning Journal
Butte
Mont
Louis Ferrig
Burlington
Ferris
A. (. Bussey
Friends of Race Track Score in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge on June 19 the senate reconsidered yesterday’s delay on the Cordill bill favoring racing, lifting the ban by an 18 to 17 vote after some anti racing members were absent. In Cincinnati the Latonia Jockey Club directors met and chose to continue pari mutual betting to avoid conflict with the state racing commission.
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Friends OF Race Track Score
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Senate
Latonia Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
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Uncle San'syoune
Sailor
Special Correspondence Moving Journal
Mary Brennan
Watertown
Minneapolis
Laynes
Minneapole General Electric Company
International Steel Trust
London
Iron and Steel Trades Journal
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
W. H. Telford
Flagle
New Jersey Corporation
Hieads
Sulhan
Abdul Aziz Woll
H. Ht
Montezuma Trust Company
Albuquerque
New Mexico
New State
Montana
Catenin Bars
Urday
Ours
Jaffa Grocery Co
Matthew Dairy
North Sid Street
P. A. Smith
Alaska
Wagner How. CO
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First St. and
Marquette Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bank of Commerce of
Capitol
Solomon Luna
W. S. Strickler
W. J. Johnson
William Melotosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
O. FE. Cromwell
Was. J. Pattersson
Weat Sliver Avenue
New Mestes
Williams Drug Company
West Central Avenue
Occidental Life Insurance CO
Arizona
Home Office
N. M
Raynolds
UB. O'Rielly
Legal Reserve
Rio Grande Lumber Co
First National Bank
United States Depository
Depository
A. T. & S. F. Railroad CO
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