China’s Boycott on Yankee Goods Moves to Calm Trade
Washington June 23 Cabinet meets to ease tensions over Chinese immigration and enforcement of the exclusion law. President Roosevelt seeks fair treatment for Chinese applicants at ports while Secretary Hay aims to preserve diplomatic and trade ties with China amid reports of a boycott of American goods by Chinese authorities. The session discusses emigration, enforcement priorities, and the cotton trade gains for the United States, with no final policy decision reached.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hay
Whce
China
Chinag
Mary Metcalf
Department Feree and Labor
C Cmlleration Bureau
United States
Baccedary
Morten
Death of Thomas Nell, member of Perry expedition
New York June 23 Thomas Nell aged 79 a survivor of Commodore Perry's 1850 Japan expedition has died at his Brooklyn home. Born in England Nell moved to America in youth and served on the frigate Susquehanna in the fleet that accompanied Perry to Japan to secure the treaty opening ports to world trade.
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Thomas Neil
New York
Thomas Nell
Commodore Perry
Japan
Brooklyn
England
Nell
America
Susquehana
Perry
Revenge sparks wreck inquiry at Mentor with jewel loss
Cleveland June 23 a railroad official said a misplaced switch at Mentor was likely set by a vengeful man. A suspect is shadowed by secret service men while investigators trace his movements the night of the wreck. A bag of jewels valued at 8200 000 belonging to S C Beckwith of New York was recovered from the wreckage. Beckwith died after being removed from the scene and Mrs Beckwith had sought the jewels.
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Beckwith
Cleveland
Ohio
Munptolon
Secret Service
Lake Shore
8. C. Beckwith
New York
Mentor
Lieveland
Dual Role Swindler Arrested in Chicago
Chicago police charged Henry Wolf with swindling several by posing as a physician Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Traveling man alias Dr Hart, he deceived Iowa farmer’s wife Mrs James Hewes, extorted 319 from her husband, and fled by train. Wolf, 50, owned luxurious apartments but hid his imposture, city directories lacking his name. More railways for India. London report notes loan authorization up to 100 million with India revenues to fund railway expansion including Bombay Baroda venture.
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Chicago
Herry
Wolf
Polie
Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Hart
James Hewes
Abingdon
Iowa
Hewey
Central Passenger Association
Avery Stable
Governor Carter Resigns to Visit Washington for Talks
Honolulu June 23 It became known that Governor Carter has mailed his resignation to President Roosevelt. He will leave June 28 for Washington to discuss retirement from the governorship. He says resignation stems from a belief he can serve Hawaii better outside the governor’s chair. Territorial Secretary Atkinson arrived from Chicago and is discussed as a possible successor, though he is blocked by the age requirement.
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Washington
Honolulu
Carter
Roosevelt
Hey
Hawaii
Atkinson
Chicago
Oniar
Head Camp of Woodmen adopts liquor resolution and congress plan
Milwaukee June 23 The head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America endorsed A Crozier Delaware plan for a fraternal congress in New York to spotlight fraternal insurance over old line policies The modified liquor rule allows bookkeepers mechanics and department store liquor sellers not handling liquor to join but no liquor manufacturing workers The convention set Peoria Ill as next meeting site and kept per capita tax at 1 per year with no salary changes.
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Milwaukee
Woodmen of America
A. Crozier
Delaware
Berheld
New York City
Law Committee
Peoria
Masons Hold Large Barbecue in Leesburg
Leesburg Georgia June 25 Special The Masons hosted a large barbecue with many attendees from nearby towns Rev A E Keese delivered an excellent lecture on Masonry and drew hearty praise from the gathered crowd.
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Leesburg
Masons
A. E. Keese
Shadow Of War Scares France In Morroccan Talks
Paris and Berlin exchange notes on the Moroccan crisis as ministers confer. Officials urge calm amid growth of unease in parliament and markets. Germany signals cautious stance while press debate whether talks will avert a broader rift.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Rouvier
Germany
Prince Raddlin
Iourse
France
Pellef
William
Kiel
Metz
Journal Des Devats
Mote
Morocco
Ths
Department of
Berlin
Foreign Office
Mindl
Wessisaghe Zeitung
de Note
M. Delcesser
M. Deleanse
Texandins
M. Rouvier
Fost
Vossischer Zeitung
National Zeituys P
Trittsa
Attorney George A. Lamb Disbarred Over Northern Pacific Suit
New York June 22 George A Lamb who represented Peter Power in a suit to stop the transfer of Northern Pacific stock to Northern Securities Company was disbarred by an appellate division ruling. The case contended Power was not a genuine plaintiff and acted under improper influence, with no claimed damages from the transfer.
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Power
Northern Pacific
New York
George A. Lamb
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Securities Company
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Lamb
Granite Quarries Said to Be Sold to Atlanta Parties
Elberton Ga June 23 Special current rumor that 200000 dollar corporation with Atlanta and Gainesville parties interested will be formed to buy the Long Blue Granite Company quarries near Oglesby. No comment from interested parties but trade is believed to be in progress. Dr Long, the moving force, has built a large business and raised Elbert county granite to public notice.
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Atlanta
Elberton
Gainesville
Long Blue Granite Company
Oglesby
Long
Elbert County Granite
Felder Carries Case Against Banking Firm to Hearing
In Macon Georgia June 23 special a long running legal battle moves to New Orleans for trial in the court of appeals next month Judge Speer earlier ruled the Detrhin Banking Company of New York owed Felder from Nashville Tennessee $16 000 after a nine year dispute Felder acted as agent for the bank in Georgia seeking commissions against the bank and English mortgage firms cross claims were filed making the case a noted feud before Judge Speer and United States District Attorney Merion Erwin
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Felder
Macon
Fough
T. J. Felder
Nashville
Cumberland Army Reunion Dates Set in Chattanooga
Chattanooga Tenn June 23 The executive committee of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland fixed September 18 19 and 20 1905 for the society reunion in Chattanooga to mark the anniversary of the great battle. The Wilder brigade regular brigade and other associations in the Army of the Cumberland will also hold reunions on the same dates with a rail rate of one cent a mile.
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Cumberland Army
Chattanooga
Tenn
The
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Society
Wilder Brigade
Regular
Army of the Cumber Inn
John Carpenter Hanged in Tuscaloosa for Champion Murder
John Carpenter, a black plantation employee, was hanged in Tuscaloosa Alabama today for the killing of Stewart Champion, superintendent of the Stewart plantation, on April 10. Carpenter fired through a window at Champion in his home as the latter held his baby. the baby was slightly wounded.
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John Carpenter
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Stewart Champion
Stewart Plantation
Carpenter
Champion
Bank Cashier Fred R Green Surrenders on Warrant
Buffalo June 23 Fred R Green cashier of the Fredonia National Bank Fredonia N Y surrendered himself after a warrant was issued and posted $10000 bail The warrant alleges he made false entries asserting the Fredonia National Bank had credit in the Forrestville Bank and the bank was closed by the comptroller of currency on Monday
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Buffalo
Fred R. Green
Fredonia National Bank
Fredonia
Monda
Green
Forrestville Bank
Train Mangles Burton Weston in Albany Georgia
Burton L Weston a prominent Albany businessman and scion of a southwest Georgia family was struck by an incoming Central of Georgia passenger train at the North and Monroe streets crossing and died three hours later. He was riding to aid his ailing wife, was hard of hearing, and the accident occurred as he crossed Worth street. Funeral arrangements announced for tomorrow.
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Albany
Burton L. Weston
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
North
Monroe Streets
Weseton
Worth Street
Tourney of Chess Masters Ninth Round Under Way at Ostend
At Ostend on June 23 the ninth round of the International chess tournament opened with Schechter defeating Tschigorin, Maroczy beating Wolf, and Albin disposing of Burn. Additional results listed show Tarrasch over Marco, Leonhardt over Blackburne, and Teichmann defeating Taubenhaus, with Janowski, Leonhardt, and Tarrasch tied for second with six wins and three losses.
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Ostend
Schlecter
Tschigerin
Wolf
Maroczy
Alpin
Burn
Tarrasch
Marco
Leonhardt
Blackburne
Teickmannl
Taubenhaus
Janowski
Marshall
Maroczy Ls
Janowski Leonhardt
Ted
Davis and Davis report new Georgia patents this week
Washington June 23 Special Davis and Davis patent attorneys report grants to Georgia citizens Thomas Sikes and Simeon R. Sikes of Helena for a device to contract discharge ends of baling presses. William W. Bateman of Sunbury is granted a two seat pipe coupling.
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Washington
Davis & Davis
New Cabinet Formed With Weyler to Lead War Ministry
A new cabinet was approved naming General Weyler as Minister of War. The lineup includes Premier-General Montoro Rios as Interior Minister, Senor Garcia Fe tra Foreign Affairs, Senor Sanchez Foman Finance, Senor Uresis as War Minister, Senor Villan as Marine Minister, Senor Bonm nones Agriculture, Senor Gonzales Justice, and Senor Tarda Public Instructions.
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Weyler
King Alphonse
Telay
Foliane
Fremier
Montoro Rios
Senor Garcia Fetra
Senor Sanchez Foman
Senor Uresis
General Weyer
Senor Villan
Agriculture
Senor Bonmnones
Senor Gonzales Leister
Senor Tarda
New England and the South Compare in Opportunity and Thrift
A historical commentary contrasts New England and the South, noting New England’s vast resources yet thrift and skilled labor, while the South could prosper if it attracts savers and skilled workers. The piece urges understanding of evolving opportunities, urging self-reliance and investment to turn raw material into productive labor.
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Boyten
New England
Europe
Tenteri
England
New
South
Porta Co
New Engl
Becg
Mila
Grand jury adjourns in beef industry inquiry
Chicago June 23. The federal grand jury probing the beef industry adjourned until Wednesday. When it reconvenes it has until the following Saturday to finish. Due to the tight schedule witnesses have largely testified and an indictment is expected soon.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Wen
Molokans To Follow Doukhobors in Pressure Move
Petersburg June 23 report says Molokans prepared to take action amid rising pressure from Doukhobors. The letter notes Molokan leaders seek solidarity with Doukhobor goals and resist official oppression, with broader Pasters influence cited as guiding recent unrest and escape movements.
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Doukhobors
Petersburg
Fie Cacres
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India
London
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Fr Iit
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Indie Broderick
Bombay -Barata
Gracefeal
Gorregt
Puitus Pssdenny Co
Daniel Bros. Co
Peachtree
Walton Jr
Hamhae
Gibson
Hoes
Sorosis’” Shoes
J. M. High Company
Atto
Rney Lambs Disbars
Case
New Orleans
Mangles
Burton Weston
Alabama
Peter Stirling
Leicester Ford
Price Ro
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Marietta St
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Oxfords
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Whitehall Street
Newspapre
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