Senate passes anti anarchist measure amid names and resignations
Washington June 10. The senate approved a bill authorizing Newport Bridge Belt and Terminal Railway to build over White River Arkansas. It also outlines harsh penalties for attacks on officials and foreign envoys with deaths and long prison terms. Rebecca J. Taylor a war department clerk faces investigation over criticism of Philippine policy. New Orleans Postmaster Baldwin resigns due to ill health, awaiting replacement.
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Washington
Senate
Newport Bridge, Belt and Terminal Railway Company
White River
Arkansas
Carmack
Tennessee
Committee On Civil Service
Rebecca J. Taylor
War Department
House
United States
Payne
Baldwin
New Orleans
President nominates William H. Atwell for Northern Texas attorney
The president sent to the senate the nomination of William H. Atwell of Dallas as attorney for the Northern district of Texas.
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Washington
Senate
William H. Atwell
Dallas
Texas
Reid Doorer of Liwa Cambridee Fogland Juna 10
Reid Doorer of Liwa and Cambridee Fogland are noted with a date Juna 10 in a brief memorial style entry. The fragment mentions two individuals and a date but lacks additional context or events.
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Reid
Doorer
Liwa
Cambridee
Juna
Cambridge elects Whitelaw Reid as coronation envoy
The vo vacor Aitache Caeveen con ferred upon Whitelaw Reid, special ambassador of the United States to the coronation of King Edward, by Cambridge university. The Purchase Announced, Atlanta, June 10. The Birmingham Belt railroad was to be purchased by the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company, announced by H. M. Atkinson. terms of sale not disclosed.
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Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward
Cambridge University
Atlanta
Birmingham Belt Railroad
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Company
H. M. Atkinson
The
Belt Railroad
Arkansas Democrats Nominate Clean Sweep at State Convention
The Democratic state convention in Little Rock began with T. Heyne as temporary chair at Fayet teville and saw Congress man T. C. McRae elected permanent chair. Gov. Jeff Davis was renominated on the first ballot as party leaders push Clarke as next U S senator per the March primary results.
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Little Rock
T. H.eyne
Fayetteville
J. P. Clarke
United States
T. C. McRae
Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Jeff Davis
J. H. Hineman
Pine Bluff
H. T. Bradford
Lonoke
Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
F. E. Conway
B. B Hudgins
Harrison
J. W. Phillips
Newport
J. E. Hampton
Fordyce
James P. Clarke
James K. Jones
City Uses Penalties to Ban Soft Coal in NYC Buildings
Assistant Corporation Counsel Cosby leads a drive against about forty large Manhattan office buildings under the soft coal ban ordinance. Penalties run 50 dollars per violation, 250 dollars if health notices are ignored after a stop order. Since a miners' strike, bituminous coal use has surged citywide.
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New York
Cosby
Bureau
Department of Health
First New York kosher butcher shop opens in Jewish quarter
In New York on June 10 the East Side Ladies Anti-Trust association opened the district's first cooperative kosher butcher shop. A line formed, 2000 pounds of meat sold rapidly at one cent below other kosher shops, and stock sold out within hours. The group plans more shops in the area.
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New York
Engine Collapse on Oklahoma City Bridge
A Frisco engine No 102 broke through supports of the Oklahoma City and Western railway bridge over the South Canadian river near Chickasha. The locomotive sank. the engineer escaped but fireman William Wilson suffered fatal spinal injuries.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma City and Western Railway
Chickasha
Iron Horse
William Wilson
Coal Mines Report Water Accumulation in Mines
Wilkesbarre June 10 no special coal strike news. Water is accumulating in many mines and President Mitchell's visit to Commissioner Wright is viewed as a step to relay inside information for President Roosevelt.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Wright
Roosevelt
Union strike halts Empire Bridge work in Williamsburg
Six hundred workers at the Empire Bridge company in Williamsburg strike for union recognition. The action threatens delays on bridge projects across the western states.
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New York
Empire Bridge Company
Williamsburg
Illicit Distillery Found Near New York Again
For the second time in a week an illicit distillery was discovered near New York City. Firemen responding to fire alarms located both sites.
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New York
Child Drowns in Tank in Abilene
Venus McGehee, 11, daughter of John McGehee, living in the Capps neighborhood, fell into a tank and drowned in Abilene Texas on June 10.
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Abilene
Tex
Venus
John McGehee
Capps
Bonham Mill Ships Large Cloth Shipment to New York
Bonham Cotton Mills in Bonham Texas mailed a large shipment of cloth to New York on Saturday. A like shipment is made nearly every week.
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Bonham Mill
Bonham, Tex
Bonham Cotton Mills
New York
Plan to unify major U S shipyards under single management nearly ready
New York June 10 All but formalities completed to combine several of the nation’s large shipbuilding yards under one management. A few papers remain to be signed and a formal announcement will follow with the securities of the new company to be placed on the market.
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New York
Contortionist Injured in Circus Fall in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids on June 10 Mile, Naoma Ethaodo, a contortionist, fell during a two chair stunt and struck her head. She was rendered unconscious and her injuries may prove fatal.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Naoma Ethaodo
Oldest Practicing Physician Otis Freeman Dies
Otis Freeman, believed to be the oldest practising physician in America, died at Freehold New Jersey. Born in New Hampshire December 30 1809 he continued practicing until within five days of his death.
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New York
Otis Freeman
America
Freehold
N. J
Freeman
New Hampshire
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