Archbishop Ireland Defends Truth in Manila War Debate
At the National Educational Association convention in Minneapolis Archbishop John Ireland challenged sensational reporting on the Philippines. He urged devotion to truth, criticized exaggeration and calumny in papers, and warned editors to publish only verified facts. The general assembly addressed journalism ethics and the Spanish American War context.
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Minneapolis
National Educational Association
General Association
Michael Ernest Sadler
Education Office
London
Hope
John Ireand
St. Paul
Chhurchman
America
Trong
Philippines
Manila
Hennepin Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Education leaders laud detectives' work nationwide
The remarks praised the department's aims and the educators of detectives across the country for their ongoing efforts. W. T. Harris, United States commissioner of education, was among the speakers.
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W. T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Montana Man's Airship Counts Patents in Public Trial
Benbow of Carbon county Montana built a dirigible airship in secret for a month and has left for Frankfort New York to give the first public trial. The Santos-Dumont like machine uses large balloons and fans with a strong motor. Benbow challenges Santos-Dumont to a race over and under hurdles. The venture is run by the American Aerial Navigation company with Lavelle of Red Lodge as president and Simmonsen and Pierson from Montana as secretary and investors.
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Standard
Washington
Benbow
Carbon County
Montana
Frankfort
N. Y
Santos-Dumont
American Aerial Navigation Company
Lavelle
Red Lodge
Sage seeks to become complainant in U S Steel suit
Russell Sage filed to be a complainant in the United States Steel case seeking to prevent the reversion of the preferred stock worth 200 million dollars into 5 percent bonds. Sage owns 6090 shares of preferred and 2000 shares of common stock.
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Newark
N. J
Russell Sage
Robert McCarter
J. Aspingwall Hodge
United States Steel Corporation
McCarter
Emory
Sage
United States Steel
United States Steel Common
Editor Waterson Tours West on Vacation
Henry Waterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal arrived in Spokane as he begins a vacation trip to Portland and other Pacific coast points. He refused to discuss presidential candidates preferring to talk about crops of 1904 and spoke on canal prospects saying the isthmian canal will revolutionize the country's progress.
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Spokane
Wash
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Portland
Pacific Coast
Buffalo Jones Appointed Yellowstone Park Buffalo Warden
Charles G. Jones popularly known as Buffalo Jones was appointed buffalo warden for Yellowstone park today. He devoted much of his life to bison preservation and helped obtain a government appropriation to establish a buffalo ranch in the park, which will be under his charge.
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Washington
Charles G. Jones
Buffalo Jones
Yellowstone Park
Charged With Grafting Against Minneapolis Mayor
A prominent figure faces graft accusations tied to city dealings in Minneapolis. The case centers on alleged improper influence and misuse of municipal funds. Investigations involve local authorities and political figures.
Bribery Charges Hit City Officials in Minneapolis Case
The trial of Capt. John Fichette opened as indictments accuse Mayor A M Ames Superintendent Fred Ames and Joseph Cohen of taking bribes tied to protection money from a house of ill repute. Cohen is missing. Ames faces two indictments for receiving fifteen dollars on dates from the proprietor. Bail set at 5000.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Fichette
Long
A. A. Ames
Fred W. Ames
Joseph (Reddy) Cohen
Cohen
Ames
Harrison
Cohn
Evacuation of Tien Tsin Favored by Major Powers
Secretary Hay pushes evacuation of Tien Tsin after appeals from Yuan Shi Kai and Wu. France and Germany support abandoning the 20 kilometer Chinese troop distance. The talks aim for a speedy end to the Tien Tsin negotiations as other objections are deemed minor. Separately, evidence in a Ryan court martial debate on use of force at Jimenez, Mindanao, is presented with defense arguing insurrection existed.
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Washington
Hay
Yuan Shi Kai
Tien Tsin
Tiensin
Peking
Tokio
Nand To-Cay
France
Germany
United States
William H. Bisbee
James A Ryan
15Th Cavalry
Hickman
Ryan
Jiminez
Mindanao
Charles Burnett
16Th Cavalry
Peter Regin
Special Attorney Russell to Leave for France on Panama Canal Title Inquiry
Charles W. Russell of the Department of Justice left Washington for Atlantic City for a final consultation with Attorney General Knox before departing for France to examine the title of the New Panama Canal Company. He expects to start within a week for Paris.
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Washington
Charles W. Russell
Department of Justice
Paris
Atlantic City
Knox
Russell
France
William Marvin Dies at 94 Former Key West Judge
Syracuse report notes William Marvin died at his Skaneatles home aged 94. He was appointed U S district judge at Key West by Martin Van Buren and served there until 1865. The postwar record shows a Union court with officials joining in secession.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William Marvin
Skaneatles
United States
Key West
Fla
Vanburen
Johnson
Mar
General Chaffee Orders Hickman Trial for Cruelty
In Manila on July 9 General Chaffee ordered Lieut. Edward A. Hickman of the 10th cavalry to stand trial by court martial on charges of alleged cruelty to natives of Tayabas province. The accusations stem from the Gardener inquiry and claim Hickman ducked two natives in a stream.
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Manila
Chaffee
Edward A. Hickman
10Th Cavalry
Tayabas
Hickman
Mohican Overdue As Moana Arrives in Victoria
Victoria, B C July 9 The steamer Moana arrived today from Honolulu and reports the United States training ship Mohican had not yet arrived from Yokohama. She is 41 days out and some fear remains regarding her status.
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Victoria
B. C
Honolulu
Yokohama
Marooned Pear Fisher Rescue and New Zealand Outlaw Hunt
The Moana carries a report from Australia about a pear fisher marooned on Melville Island by fellow crew who fled. He survived two weeks on roots before rescue. Meanwhile New Zealand police pursue the Keniffs, blamed for killing three constables and burning one body with ashes hidden in a horse saddle bags.
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Australia
Melville Island
New Zealand
Priscilla Damaged After Collision Off Narragansett Bay
The Fall River line steamer Priscilla sustained a large hole in her port bow and one crew member killed after colliding with the Powhatan in foggy Narragansett Bay near Point Judith. The crippled ship was towed to Newport and remains in port as investigators probe the cause.
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Newport
Fall River Line
Priscilla
Narragansett Bay
New York
Point Judith
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Jackson
Cleveland
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General Ludington
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