Roosevelt backs changes to meat bill urged by Adams
President Roosevelt and lawmakers consider revisions to the Beveridge meat inspection bill. Adams reports willingness to drop court review, with other minor changes to meet Roosevelt’s objections. Beveridge asserts the Wadsworth substitute omits night inspections, while the President aims for strong inspector access and labeling ideas.
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Theodore Roosevelt
James W. Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Roosevelt
White House
Representative Adams
Wisconsin
Adams
Secretary of Agriculture
Beveridge
Wadsworth
Mr. Wadsworth
Wadsworth Substitute
Whdsworth
McCabe
Reynolds
House Committee
Senate
Japanese mine hits Toyotomi sink off Korea
Tokyo June 16. The Japanese transport Toyotomi struck a mine Thursday evening and sank immediately about twenty four miles off Joshin Korea. Twelve of her crew were saved and fifty are missing.
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Tokyo
Toyotomi
Joshin
Korea
Adventurous Ella Ongman Plans Solo Arctic Trek to Esquimaux
Special Dispatch describes Ella Ongman sailing from San Francisco to Nome then by sledge toward the Esquiman tribe north of Point Barrow. She aims to study customs language and ethnology and plans to collect rare Esquiman heirlooms with an Esquiman guide.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Arctic
Ella Ongman
Alaska
Ongman
Esquiman
Mrs. Ongman
Esquimaux
Fearful Revenge and Arctic Wanderings Highlighted News
Reports from Elisabethgrad and Krementchug flag anti Jewish excess fears and military mobilization across southern regions. In a separate thread Mrs. Ongman of Sweden discusses Arctic travel plans and past exhibition accolades including a St. Louis prize and a gold medal from the King of Sweden.
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Salt Lake City
Ongman
Spain
Philippines
St. Louis Exposition
Promoters of Canal Scheme Face Senate Fire
The Senate clash centers on the proposed Lake Erie Canal with promoters from New York and Pittsburgh. Senators Knox Patterson and La Follette spar over capitalization, government control, and the canal’s impact on freight rates. The debate touches on federal chartering, overcapitalization, and the mission to cheapen transport for the Great Northwest.
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Mr. Patterson
Pittsburg
New York
United States Steel Company
Patterson
Knox
Wildcat
Colorado
Nélson
Senator Nelson
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Congress
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Senate
Nelson
Bacon
Great Northwest
la Follette
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canal Company
Secretary of War
Culberson
Turkiye Turmoil Report From Christian Endeavor Headquarter
Rev Francis B Clark president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor describes worsening conditions in Turkey after a nine day stay. He cites unchecked crime and secret Armenian and Christian population persecutions, plus danger to missions and schools as American rights fade after the fleet withdrawal.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Turkey
Christian Endeavor
Francis B. Clark
D.D
United Society of Chriautian Endeavor
Smyrna
Porte
Seven revolutionists killed in Simferopol mob attack
In Simferopol, seven revolutionists including two women were killed by a mob yesterday as they agitated for a political strike.
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Simferopol
Taurida
Russia
Red Cross Sums to Aid Vesuvius Sufferers
The Foreign Office thanked Ambassador White for the American Red Cross gift aiding victims of the Vesuvius eruption and the relief effort in Rome.
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Vesuvius
Rome
Foreign Office
Ambassador White
American Red Cross
Roosevelt approves diplomatic and consular appropriation bill
President Roosevelt approved the Diplomatic and Consular appropriation bill late this afternoon in Washington. The measure funds foreign posts and consular services.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Receiver for Life Concern
Attorney General Charles Miller filed a complaint in Goshen Indiana against the American Mutual Life Association of Elkhart. The Elkhart County Trust Company was appointed temporary receiver for alleged insurance law violations including uncarried contracts illegal policies and false reports.
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Commercial Tribune
Goshen
Ind
Charles Miller
American Mutual Life Association of
National Editorial Association group tours Indiana
Members of the National Editorial Association and accompanying families, about 575 people, are touring Indiana on a special train. They will be hosted by Thomas Taggart, chairman of the National Democratic Committee, at French Lick Springs over Sunday.
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London
Thomas
Borough of
Stepney
New Zealand
England
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Natiorial Bditorial Association
Indiana
French Lick Springs
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic Committee
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Texas Cattle Raisers
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Bialystok
Yelisabethgrad
Krementchug
Ohio
Ganal Financial Scheme
Itt Senate
Douma
ST. Petersburg
Moscow
Tauride
Will
Wildcat Canal
Committee On Commerce
Louis XVI
Rech
M. Ulianoff
The
Red
Superior
Iron Belt
Great West
Churchman
RED Cross
Smith & Nixon
Browning, King & Co
Beau Fummel
Price
Hreadwey
Cincinnati
Ceceper Seuar
French Lick
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