Roosevelt to Limit Calls Through Private Secretary This Summer
President Roosevelt will receive few callers at Sagamore Hill this summer with engagements arranged through Secretary Loeb. He plans morning executive business and afternoon rest, with visits by appointment from private callers and those summoned to Sagamore Hill.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Christchurch
Loeb
Loeb and Barnes
Elerical Force
Moore
White House
Sagamore Hill Ties to Office Work via Telephone
The offices conduct work from a library at Sagamore Hill and remain in direct telephone contact with Sagamore Hill, showing integrated communication between the two sites.
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Sagamore Hill
Havre Preparations for Record Cattle Shipments
Great Northern officials plan to handle the largest cattle business on record as shipments begin later than usual. First consignments to Chicago stockyards expected in late July, continuing into November. Round-ups start in July. southern cattle shipments to Montana were heavy for the past quarter. G. T. Sanderson may back an opera house plan in Havre along Flax Belt circuit. L. D. Pugsley sold a 120000 pound wool clip to C. W. Dows for J. Kaushaw of Boston.
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Standard
Havre
Great Northern
Chicago
Commission
Montana
Rangers
G. T. Sanderson
Devil's Sake
Eagle Lodge
Lodge
Havrelles
L. D. Pugsiey
C. W. Dows
J. Kaushaws
Boston
Docks Plan in Rio to Spend 42 Million
Washington reports to the state department that Brazil will fund vast harbor works at Rio de Janeiro. Plans include building two and a quarter miles of stone dock at a cost of 42 million dollars raised by a Rothschilds loan. Bonds priced at 90 percent bear 5 percent interest.
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Washington
United States
Thompson
Petropolis
Brazil
State Department
Rio
Rothschilds
Labor movement aims to repeal city laws favoring union workers
The Employers' Association of Kansas City with about 8,000 members launches a drive to repeal city ordinances that distinguish union from independent labor. They target contracts let to union shops only, oppose the eight hour law, and seek to bar engineer licenses without union-manned exam boards.
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Kansas City
Employers’ Association
Canal Treaty Debate Trusted to Congress for Ratification
The state department reports from Bogota that the Canal treaty is under consideration by an extra session of Congress opened June 20. President of the Senate Joaquin Velez and Deputy President Jose Medina Calderon are named. The message argues opening the canal through Panama is essential, despite sovereignty costs, to boost Colombia’s industry and wealth, while leaving final judgment to Congress.
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Washington
State Department
Beaupre
Bogota
Congress
Joaquin Velez
Senate
Jose Medina Calderon
Chamber of Deputies
Panama
Colombia
United States
Varied Happenings in the Far East and Russia
Berlin commentaries note speeches by Ambassador Tower and Emperor William at Wiel while Russian revolutionary activity expands. Leaflets circulate across 34 cities, with street disturbances in Sakou, Warsaw, Berdechey, Tiflis, Batoum, Balakhna, and Tomsk. Reports claim anti Semite agitation across the Jewish pale and police clampdowns in Rostov and Kovno.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Empire
Sakou
Warsaw
Berdechey
Tiflis
Batoum
Balakhna
Tomsk
Rostov
Kovno
Textile workers vote to resume work at Robinson mills
In Philadelphia on June 28 1 500 woolen and worsted yarn workers decided to return to work Monday at the John and James Robinson carpet and blanket mills. A strike committee met the firm and was told that all who wish to return on a 50 hour week would be employed.
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Philadelphia
John and James Robinson
Banket
Fire destroys Kern, Beter & Co. department store
A fire in Decatur Indiana on June 28 razed Kern Beter and Co department store. The stock was valued at 70000 and the building at 8000.
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Decatur
Ind
Kern, Beter & Co.s
Devine Arrested in Columbia for Mailbox Burglary
Post office authorities say Devine was caught last night in Columbia breaking open a street mailbox. Inspector Malone states a decoy letter found on him leads to the capture after three months of investigation and he will be taken to Lancaster for a hearing tomorrow.
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Columbia
Postoffice
Malone
Devine
Columbia Pelce
Lancaster
Treasury official seeks reports on Thompson Eaton ties
Assistant Secretary Armstrong returned from New York and asked for written reports on Samuel W. Thompson and Walter R. Eaton, customs officials named as directors of a mining company under post office investigation. He said they must give up the side business to remain in the customs service. Officials oppose officials holding outside business and want to bar such conflicts to protect public service.
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Washington
Armstrong
Treasury Department
City
New York
Samuel W. Thompson
Walter R. Eaton
Custom House
Post Office Department
Stranahan
Arme- Strong
Messrs. Thompson
Eaton
Customs Service
Treasury
Customs Department
Afraid of Any Third Trial for Cattle Thief Gugler
Robert Gugler, convicted last Monday on his second cattle stealing trial and sentenced to one year in Deer Lodge, will be sent there today or tomorrow. His lawyers weighed a new trial but chose to accept the existing sentence to avoid a possible longer third conviction. Sweet Grass county has seen many rustling cases, and Judge Henry warned future convicts would receive the full law, fearing a third trial could yield a 10 to 20 year sentence.
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Standard
Big Timber
Robert Gugler
Deer Lodge
Cugler
Sweet Grass County
Henry
Gugler
Disturbances Continue in Croatia Amid Armed Riots
Vienna reports fresh disturbances in Croatia with fighting near Kulevcc, four dead, and many wounded. About 85 prisoners were moved to Wassermie, crowds gathered to free them, and reports of clashes between troops and rioters emerge. Kopreinitz railway attacks and martial law follow, with two battalions sent to Agram. About 200 peasants reportedly arrested in rural villages.
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Vienna
Croatia
Kulevcc
Wassermie
Ludberg
Kopreinitz
Budapest
Kopresnitz
Agram
Vural
Cross River service resumes after four week flood disruption
Kansas City reports street cars cross the Kansas river linking the two Kansas Citys after a four week flood halt. One inter city line operates via a temporary bridge while Armourdale remains reachable. Argent ine remains cut off for weeks. Flood damage prompts new higher roadways and six bridges in use. stockyards cleanup costs reach 50 000 pounds. Kansas City Kan gas back on line as relief fund nears 75 000 with donors including Elks Grand Lodge and the Thayer estate.
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Kansas River
Kansas Citys
Armourdale
Kansas
Kan
Grand Lodge of Elks
Thayer Estate
Boston
Kiel banquet speeches shape German American ties
Berlin papers publish Emperor William and Ambassador Tower remarks from Kiel, praising cordiality and renewed confidence in German American relations. Critics note Roosevelt’s role, while Tower’s reference to the emperor’s gift to Harvard omits the Frederick the Great statue. A Kiel letter describes American sailors as young and confident, yet informal in salutes.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Ambassador Tower
Kiel
National Zettung
Tageblatt
Coughlin
Dewey
Germany
Roosevelt
The
Harvard
Frederick the Great
Kreuz Zeitung
Receipts of Wool Steady as North Dakota Supplies Grow
Big Timber reports wool receipts about even with the previous week. Over 400,000 pounds remain in storage and capacity will be reached soon, delaying sales until after the Fourth of July. Buyers have not yet acted, and Thomas Reilly and John Koshland plan visits to inspect ground and potential crope for shipping later. Shearing progresses well, nearing half completion in some areas.
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Northern Pacific
Thomas Reilly
John Koshland
Ney
Dorsey
Harlow
Boundary Survey Party Moves On To Mark International Line
A surveying party from the coast and geodetic service, with Yale, Columbia and Harvard students, pitched near Gateway to locate the 4th standard parallel east of the Kootena river and west of the Kootenai river. Canadian team starts at Port Hill. Both parties plan a summer of field work to test locations.
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Kalispell
Gate Way
Kootens River
Montana
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
Gateway
Port Hill
Kootena River
Kootenai River
Miners Aim to Settle Disputes in Wyoming Valley
Wilkesbarre, Pa. June 28 The miners through their superintendents and foremen in the Wyoming valley will make an effort this week to clean up petty disputes and grievances to avoid burdening the conciliation board. The coal strike commission award directs miners and superintendents to try to end disputes among themselves by conference and only unresolved grievances will go to the conciliation board.
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Wilkesbarre
Muers
Wyoming Valley
Coal Strike Commission
Conciliation Board
Hungarian Cabinet Retains Key Portfolios Under Hedervary
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph confirms the Hungarian cabinet formed by Count Hedervary with Dr. Daklaes as finance minister Dr. de Deranges agriculture minister Dr. de Vilasies education minister Dr. Lang industry and commerce minister Dr. Plosse justice minister General Kolossevary war minister and Herr Tomasics minister for Croatia and Slavonia Hedervary also provisional minister near the king and premier and interior minister duties, replacing Count Shechenyi.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Count Hedervary
Daklaes
Finance
de Deranges
de Vilasies
Lang
Industry
Commerce
Plosse
Justice
Kolossevary
Herr Tomasics
Croatia
Slavonia
Count Shechenyi
American Shippers Saved From Big Loss by Tariff Delay
Washington reports a quick action by the state department to avert ruinous losses for American shippers. Ambassador Powell Clayton in Mexico City dated June 2W says a new tariff on corn would have raised duties after July 1. On June 14 Clayton appealed to Mexican Prime Minister Mariscal, who after talks with President Diaz suspended the tariff for one month, saving American exporters from over a million dollars in June.
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Washington
State Department
Department
United States
Powell Clayton
Mexico City
Mexico
Clayton
Mariscal
Diag
Police raid on anarchist Paramagei ani’s Paris apartments
Paris authorities raided the apartments of Paramagei ani, the well known anarchist who returned after being expelled from France. He escaped to the roof but police seized many objects and pictures valued at over £200,000, believed to be proceeds of robberies by international thieves.
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Paris
Paramageiani
France
Cattle and Horses Sought Around Big Timber
A. J. Allen of Dickinson North Dakota searches for several varieties of cattle to stock the North Dakota range and horses for farm work to be sold in the wheat country. A. W. Hogan of Minneapolis arrives seeking work horses and purchases a carload shipped to Minnesota.
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Standard
Big Timber
A. J. Allen
Dickinson
N. D
Mrainercd
Theoto kis Forms New Greek Cabinet as Premier
In Athens on June 28, former premier Theoto kis heads a newly formed government taking the roles of premier and foreign minister. The cabinet shift consolidates his leadership and outlines the new administration’s foreign policy stance.
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Athens
Greece
M. Theotokis
Avalanche kills three Ticino students in Swiss Alps
In Lucerne on June 28 an avalanche swept the Mount St. Gothard valley killing three gymnasium students from Airoleo in Ticino and seriously injuring four others.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Airoleo
Canton
Ticino
Mount St. Gothard
Fire in Oil Waste Causes Excitement in Sour Lake
Sour Lake Texas June 28 much excitement prevailed in the oil field after fumes rose from five acres of oil waste owned by the Guffey and Texas Addition company. A lighted match caused the blaze which threatened the big Guffey tanks, but surface accumulations burned off and by 3 o clock the flames were under control with insignificant loss.
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Sour Lake
Tex
Guffey and Texas Addition Company
Condolence From Guatemala to Topeka and Gainesville
United States minister to Guatemala Leslie Coombs transmitted a letter of condolence from Guatemalan foreign affairs minister Juan Barrios to the state department. The message concerns the recent disasters at Topeka and Gainesville and is expected to interest local communities named in the note.
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Washington
Leslie Coombs
United States
Guatemala
Juan Barrios
Topeka
Gainesville
Justice demand from Kentucky officials condemned by Sons of the Revolution
The Kentucky Sons of the Revolution adjourned its annual session with a resolution deploring lawlessness and condemning officials whose connivance or inefficiency harmed lives and property. The group calls all Kentucky officers to stamp out crime and punish those responsible, regardless of status.
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Lexington
Kentucky Sons of the Revolution
Kentucky Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Christian Endeavor Meeting in Denver Sets Biennial Conclave
Denver reports arrangements complete for the 21st International biennial convention of the Society of Christian Endeavor to be held next month at Tent Endeavor near City park with seating for 10 000. Overflow rooms will host attendees. special trains and reduced rail fares are planned with tickets on sale July 1 to 10.
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Denver
Society of Christian Endeavor
Tent Endeavor
City Park
Western Passenger Association
Belgrade King Peter Attends Cathedral Services
Belgrade Serbia June 2 The king attended cathedral services without escort amid news the war minister report will state conspirators intended only to deport manifestos not kill but were incited by Lt Petrovies the king's secretary who fired the first shot. The Greek king sent congratulations to King Peter on Saturday.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Petrovies
Greece
Italy
Rabbis Convene in Detroit for 14th American Conference
Leaders from across the United States and Canada gather in Temple Bethel Detroit for the 14th annual Central Conference of American Rabbis. About 100 delegates attend sessions until Friday with a Saturday morning sermon by Rabbi Samuel Hirechberg of Boston. Sunday Sabbath debate looms over potential shift from Saturday to Sunday.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Temple Bethel
Samuel Hirechberg
Boston
Sabbath Commission
Steamers collide off Bishops Rock near Falmouth
The British steamer City of Gloucester, Captain Milburn, arrived with a starboard bow cut to the waterline and water in the forepeak after colliding in fog with the bark Eudora, Captain Fulton, off Bishops Rock. Eudora is being towed to Plymouth. City of Gloucester was last reported at Hamburg, June 8, from Savannah, Ga.
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England
City of Gloucester
Milburn
Bishops Rock
Eudora
Fulton
Vancouver
B. C
Plymouth
Gloucester
Hamburg
Bavannah
Italy to defer St Louis fair funding until fall
Rome reports the chamber cannot discuss the Italy's participation appropriation before adjournment due to the ministerial crisis. Funds will be shifted from other sources and preliminary approval will be presented at the fall meeting.
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Rome
Italy
St. Louis
Storm Ravages Southern West Virginia Cities
A severe June storm damages many structures in southern West Virginia near Huntington. Wires are down and details are unavailable. The city hall was struck by lightning and the fire alarm system destroyed while telephone service is out.
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Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Damater
Russians Cross Yalu River in Korean Front
Seoul dispatch reports a Corean officer at the Yalu river stating 150 Russian soldiers crossed into Korea and now occupy two points on the Corean side joining forces with Corean troops in the area.
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Yokohama
Seoul
Yalu
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