Prominent Panamans Ask Taft To Remove Canal Zone Governor
Panamanian leaders urge President Taft to oust Maurice H. Thatcher for meddling in Panama affairs. Internal revenue totals for the year ending June 30 reach 322,526,299 with 33,511,525 from corporate taxes. Senate committee to report in favor of Stephenson retaining his seat but condemning his campaign expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Maurice H. Thatcher
Canal Zone
Panama
Senate
Stephenson
Former Senator John F Dryden Dies at Newark Home
Personal former United States Senator John F. Dryden of New Jersey died at his Newark residence. The obituary notes his public service and long career in the Senate.
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United States
John F. Dryden
New Jersey
Newark
John M. T. Finney
Baltimore
Princeton University
Catholic Club of
New York
Oscar W. Underwood
Spingarn
Butler
Columbia University
Thomas E. Edison
Sporting Vanderbilt heads the list of win sportsmanlike
The Aero Club of America bans licensed aviators from flying over enclosures during games, deeming it unsafe. The measure, tied to concerns around horse owners in France, cites a total of $186,000 in stakes or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Aero Club of America
France
Resignations and appointments fill 1900s notes
Generals Edward T. Bedford resigns from Standard Oil with White denying a trial stay for meat packers. Pasquale Marchesi confesses to murder of wife and cousin to a priest. Esther Abbott wins Leroy postmaster race 554 to 71 amid many applicants. Public school salaries in New York favor men over women. Over 150 expected appointments on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Bedford
old_guard
Standard Oil Company
White
Pasquale Marchesi
Kenosha
Wis
Leroy
Kan
Esther
Abbot
New York
Chicago
Washington
Supreme Court
Kohlsaat
Peter
Clifford Pauli
Cataract Street
Rochester
N. Y
F. N. Hamlin
Bayless Pulp and Paper Company
Michael C. Bailey
Austin
Morgan Davis
Carbondale
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Antone Barilla
Naval Academy
George Golden
Wicksboro
John D. Rockefeller
Merritt Brothers
Notable 19th Century Headlines Span Local and National Events
Wiliam Woodroffe dies by gas in New York after thirty five years with Barnum's Circus as a glass blower. Experiments at Sandy Hook show mortar can destroy airships. Charles Morse moved from Atlanta prison to Fort McPherson hospital. Holy Cross College to receive 100000 for new building in Worcester. Governor's Special train runs through Midwest and East to 21 cities. Charity Organization Society cites rising poverty among unskilled workers. Pasquale Pigniullo, a Secret Service agent, arrested in Hartford on blackmail charges. Public Service Railway Co receives a $100 check from a former conductor now in Portland. Mrs James Healey of Greenwich dies from blood poisoning after cleaning house. Burns tells bankers witnesses in McNamara case were threatened. Henry Clay Beattie Sr buried at Maury Cemetery. Mrs Guy Major of Wilkes-Barre inherits 50000 from great aunt Jean Masterson. Governor Foss nominates Garrett Croppers to Massachusetts Railroad Commissioner. rejection follows. Hamlin and Bailey face manslaughter charge over dam break at Bayless Pulp and Paper. Austin Penn dam disaster.
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Wiliam Woodroffe
Barnum's Circus
New York
Sandy Hook
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Army Hospital
Fort McPherson
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Governor's Special
St. Paul
New York Charity Organization Society
Pasquale Pigniullo
Secret Service
Whiteslave Conn
Hartford
Conn
Public Service Railway Co
Newark
Portland
Ore
James Healey
Greenwich
William J. Burns
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
McNamara
Henry Clay Beattie
Maury Cemetery
Richmond
Guy
L. Major
Wilkes-Barre
Jean Masterson
Omaha
Foss
Garrett Croppers
Williams College
University of South Dakota
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Executive Council of
Massachusetts
Archbishops Farley and Falconio Headed to Rome for Cardinals
London reports on foreign archbishops Farley and Falconio entering Italy en route to Rome for cardinal appointments. Other items note a Bow Street court jail sentence for suffragette leader Mrs. Pethick ENCE, government positions for Percival Farrar, and various war and political developments across Europe and the Middle East.
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Farley
Falconio
Italy
Rome
Nanking
South Somerset
A. Bonar Law
Percival Farrar
King George
Queen Alexandra
Tripoli
Mesri
Henni
Derna
Franz Salvator
Austria
Vienna
Berlin
London Standard
United States
Germany
Agadir
Morocco
Signor Decroce
Turin
Great Britain
Russia
Ulimatum
Shuster
Ramon Caceres
Legation
London
American prelates named as Cardinals in Rome ceremony
Archbishop John M. Farley of New York Archbishop William H. O Connell of Boston and Archbishop Diome de Falconio among sixteen other prelates elevated by Pope Pius X to the Sacred College. The secret consistory featured papal guards and a formal ritual as attendees praised the Holy See and Catholic progress in the United States.
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Rome
John M. Farley
New York
William H. O'Connell
Boston
Diomede Falconio
Holy See
United States
Sacred College of Cardinals
Pius X
America
Venice
Cardina Oreglia
Sacred College
Cardinal di Pistro
Cardinal Logue
Armagh
Ireland
Cardinal Farley
Vatican
Fiat
Cardinal Vannutelli
Holy Father
The
Pontifical Throne
Peres
Sacrd College
Mgr
D. Amice
Mgr. Canali
Merry del Val
Mgr. Rizzi
Apostolic Committee
Farley
Falconio
O’connell
American College
Protests Over Rates At Delaware & Atlantic Telephone Co
Camden residents and the Camden County Board of Freeholders pressed the State Board of Public Utility Commissioners to review new rate changes. Gately & Hurry and Gaskill & Gaskill argued the increases unfairly favor large subscribers like merchants. The board will hear more testimony before deciding on next steps.
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Trenton
Delaware & Atlantic Telephone Company
Camden County
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Gately & Hurry
Camden Merchants
Camden County Board of Freeholders
Gaskill & Gaskill
Gately & Hurley
Board of Freeholders
William L. Hurley
John L. Swayze
New Jersey
Bell Telephone System
Swayze
Camden
Roosevelt Not A Candidate For 1912 Nomination
The Philadelphia North American asserts Roosevelt is not a candidate for the Republican nomination in 1912. It states he has not pledged to Taft and would not support any candidate. Roosevelt wants public talk of his candidacy to end and asks readers to accept the statement as clear and definitive.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia North American
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Fear Intervention Fears U S in Mexico Crisis
Mexico City reports a widespread belief that the United States may intervene in Mexico's current government troubles. The bold press criticizes U S policy amid ongoing revolutionary outbreaks, contrasting it with actions in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Night Riders suit seeks 50000 damages in Kentucky court
Mrs. Elsie Gaylord Latham of New York sues 100 alleged night riders from Christian Trigg and Lyon counties for 50000 in Federal Court in Owensburg Kentucky. The case follows a past raid on Hopkinsville when a tobacco factory owned by John C. Latham was burned.
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Owensburg
Elsie Gaylord Latham
New York
Christian, Trigg
Lyon Counties
Hopkinsville
John C. Latham
Yuan Shih Kai Struggles to Form Effective Cabinet
The authority of Premier Yuan Shih Kai in Peking is described as nominal and weakening with his power drifting south of the Yangtse. Efforts to form a cabinet have failed and none of his picks for top posts have accepted, prompting diplomats to doubt his ability to enforce control.
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Peking
Yuan Shih Kai
Brief World Notes: Bates Bill Vice Admirals and Castros Gain
Representative Bates of Pennsylvania will push a bill to allow two vice-admirals in the navy. In New York, W Hepburn Russell dies of kidney trouble. London warns sugar export fears may pull England from the 1913 sugar convention. Reports from New Orleans claim Castro's forces win a sharp clash as his revolution grows. A Brooklyn Supreme Court verdict awards 40000 to Mrs Terwilliger for her husband's death in a car collision at Wreck Lead Crossing. A New York jury orders 2500 against Presbyterian Hospital over an autopsy opposed by relatives. Jay McNay dies in a Savannah racing practice after a collision while dodging a pedestrian on the course.
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Bates
Pennsylvania
W. Hepburn Russell
Boston
New York
Earl Grey
Russia
England
Messnges
New Orleans
Presbyterian Hospital
James Darcy
Jay McNay
Savannah
Markets Update from New York Wholesale Prices
Live Stock and produce markets show dressed beef in fair demand at Lee. Calves range from 6 to 10 per 100 lbs for young stock. common to choice veals 9 13c. per lb. sheep and lambs steady around 2.25 to 4.25 per 100 lbs for rose sheep and lambs at 4.25 to 4.25. Hogs quoted 6.60 per 100 lbs for weights. cash grain includes Wheat No 2 red winter 99 1/3c. Corn No 2 December to March 70 4c. Barley Malting 1.16–1.25. Flour Spring patents 6.40. Pork Mess 18.00. Lard 9.25. Sugar Granulated 6.15c.
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Lee
Yaga
Minneapolis
Duluth
Buffalo
Middle West
New ‘York
State
South Carolina
Florida
der Vaewaeas
Kale
Virginia
Ovens
Bskt
Orange Co
yeHow
Okra
Renee
Seupamibers
Boston
Long Island
Maine
Bnei Jy
Hubbardson
Ben Davis
Baldwin
York Imperial
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White Hovee
Hamlin
Michael J. Bailey
Coudersport
Penn
College
O'Connell
Underwood & Underwood
Cardinals O'Connell, Farley and Falconio
State Utilities Board
Harry Bacharach
Bermudy
Atlantic City
John G. Shreve
Gardner
Frank Moore
Benjamin Wright
William Walsh
Wright
Atlantic
Walsh
Louis L. Starry
Boardwalk
Harry Larkins
New Brunswick
Anthony J. Dey
Rutgers College
Buccleuch
Scott
Dey
Raritan River
Arthur
Arthur Miller
Cooper Street
Victor Talking Machine
Ocean City
First
M. &. Church
Yuan
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