Bowen to Take Up Fight with Powerful Backers
Washington June 22 The Bowen Loomis case moves toward a promised statement from former Minister Bowen to be issued in New York. Bowen said at the White House he would not stay silent under attacks on his honor, as Roosevelt’s scathing reply emerged. Rumor says Bowen has strong cards and may reveal correspondence showing Secretary Hay’s view of the Loomis charge.
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Fever Situation In Canal Zone Reports New Yellow Fever Cases
Washington June 22 Magoon reports new yellow fever cases in the canal zone: Charles J Neal American 22 ill at Empire June 13 Miguel Santora Italian 27 ill at Empire June 19 Hilario Alvarado Colombian 22 employee ill at Colon date unknown Ernest W Haver American 27 ill at Cristobal June 15 Recoveries of previously rejected cases sent as follows Davis and Lewis
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Taft Ends Bridge Fight in Pittsburg Hearing
Secretary Taft refused to reopen the hearing on the Union bridge controversy at Pittsburg and declared that no further action would be taken. The decision ends the dispute and sets a formal conclusion to the government review.
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Italian iodine cure for consumption draws royal interest
A Milan professor claims iodine can cure consumption using a special preparation. Consul Brush reports the theory that iodine becomes a virus in the blood, enabling a patient to produce immunity. The Italian king is reportedly interested in the experiments conducted at the Milan Veterinary School.
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Maniac barricades in hotel killing and self slay
In San Francisco on June 22 a maniac named Thorms Lobb barricaded himself in a fourth floor room of the United States Hotel on Eddy street. He fired on a crowd of about 1000 people over two hours, wounding nine with No 4 shot and a rifle ball from a Chinese victim. He then killed himself as police closed in. None of the victims died.
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Paul Jones Body Removal Planned From Paris Cherbourg
Paris reports the ministry of marine and the American embassy arranging ceremonies for the removal of Paul Jones's body with embarkation from Cherbourg set for July 8 to precede the joint British and French squadrons meeting at Cherbourg on July 10.
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Big Leagues After Morey Big Leagues After Morey
Intercity's former catcher joins Chicago White Sox as Boston Nationals win a game. Rain spoiled a Boston game. Cy Young vs Nick Altrock eyed. Morey eyed by Chicago. Hub Harting joins Sox from Everett. Harting a Georgetown grad and Vermont league alum. Cleveland falls to Philadelphia. Boston beats St Louis. Chicago beats Philadelphia. Burke list and trials noted.
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Remedy advertisements and baseball notes underline century medicine and sport
A garbled medical pitch touts Calcera Solvent and Cabcura Sob fat cures for kidney bladder and liver troubles with refund promises. Mentions Dr David Kennedy’s alleged remedy to dissolve stones and uric acid. Also cites New York Giants rumor and Georgetown players. June er and intercity game rainout rescheduled for 4 15 PM today.
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Vermont Baseball Team Finances Rally Under Hicks
Harry G. Hicks reports the University of Vermont baseball section is financially thriving with gate receipts higher than any prior year. He notes that a strong team allows a costly schedule. Harry E. Wood of Chester becomes manager for next season. Players awarded letters include Kibby at catcher Collision at second base Grow at third base and Hicks as manager.
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Foelker and Marks Push Equitable Investigation Resolution
Albany lawmakers urged the governor to back a resolution calling for an investigation into Equitable Life Assurance Society and a legislative committee to study policyholder protections. The Assembly supported the measure while the Senate ruled it out of order.
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Hyde elected chairman of Equitable Life executive committee
New York June 22 J H Hyde was elected chairman of the executive committee of the Equitable Life Insurance Society despite accepting resignation as vice president. He denied plans to sail for Europe. His director position is kept due to stock interests totaling about 60 to 70 new shares plus 502 inherited shares.
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Equitable Life Insurance Society
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Respite for Tucker in Tucker case postponement
Boston June 22 The Supreme Court will not hear the Clarkes L Tucker murder case this week as planned. The court will reconvene on the first Wednesday in September for a special session to hear the appeal regarding Miss Mabel Page's murder in Weston. Chief Knowlton announced the delay after Tucker's counsel could not proceed this week.
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Cleveland’s Reform Mayor Johnson Praised by Steffens
The Cleveland story by Lincoln Steffens lauds Mayor Tom Johnson as a reforming business leader. It credits him with clean streets, honest taxes, and eradicating petty graft as he reshapes city government from within his class.
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Lincoln Steffens
Ohio
McClare’s
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Andrews
President not urging armistice talks yet
Washington reports no active move toward ceasefire as President Roosevelt’s return nears. officials expect a possible announcement on a peace conference date once the Japanese minister and Russian ambassador arrive with key information. The armistice question remains unsettled.
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Armistice signals in world conference debate
The record notes President Roosevelt urging an armistice while Russia and Japan withhold firm positions. Japan insists any armistice request must come from Russia, and Washington shows no definite steps. Viewpoints expect no change before Friday, if at all, as meetings of plenipotentiaries loom.
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