Navy Coal Mining Eight Hour Law Amendment Wins Support
The House passes an amendment to the naval bill applying the eight hour law to coal mined for navy use. Officials note DOJ orders Philly U.S. Attorney to probe coal price rises and political maneuvering shifts in convention loyalties.
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Washington
House
Underwood
New York
Baltimore
Department of Justice
United States
Philadelphia
McKinley
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft Bureau
Root
Vanderbilt plans to buy gray coaching horses
Alfred Vanderbilt declares no horse shows but orders subordinates to purchase all available fancy coaching horses meeting the gray criterion. Cornell economist Kemmerer will take Princeton economics chair next year as a leading finance expert. Captain Henry Sears, eminent Massachusetts shipbuilder, is dead, formerly owning 37 sailing vessels including Glory of the Seas. Bolivia's Simon Iturre Patino, the Tin Mine King, arrives in New York with 18 and a world tin supplier worth at least 100 million dollars.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
E. W. Kemmerer
Cornell
Princeton
Kemmerer
Henry Sears
Massachusetts
Simon Iturre Patino
Bolivia
New York
Patino
Baseball Notes and City Ball Controversies
Spor ting Zeider shines on strong throws while Jim Stewart hurls for the heavyweight bout against Bombardier Wells. The United States League struggles for life as New York franchise ownership changes hands. Mayor Gaynor backs Sunday ball at Brooklyn Parade Grounds. Herine heads toward New York to defend a 6 ft 7 in high jump record. Ted Meredith at Mercersburg Academy eyed for a bright future despite heavy workloads. Griffith persists in critiquing pitchers despite little success. Brooklyn prospects look strong yet face a potential battle from Hawaiian experts. Nap Rucker’s poor form continues to discourage.
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New York
Ted Meredith
Mercersburg Academy
Griffith
Women oppose Mormon proselyting in New York City
An organization of women in New York launches an active campaign against Mormon proselyting, reporting agents reaching across the state and Harlem. The report notes widespread efforts and calls for scrutiny of missionary activity.
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New York City
Upstate
Harlem
Arthur Shellhorn
Missoula
Mont
J. M Buckley
Chitstan “Advocate
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Seattle
Kennecote
Alaska
Dora Keen
Philadelphia
Mount Blackburn
Battles and verdicts in a sweeping late news roundup
Henry W A Page of New York found guilty of criminal libel after calling Congress crooks. Navy bill passed at 119 million with no new battleships. Federal forces beat Mexican revolutionaries near Bellano. Emperor William sponsors the Imperator launch. Newport organist sues Mrs Vanderbilt for breach of contract. A man struck by lightning while milking near Blairstown. The Eutaw House hotel damaged by fire. Democratic State Committee records destroyed. Dr William Dabney detained in Marietta on sanity inquiry. Rockefeller faces sharp questioning by Untermyer in Waters Pierce case. Government fails to impound coffee bags. injunction denied. Sixty Civil War veterans parade in New York on the 50th anniversary march. Interstate Commerce curb on coal monopoly pursued amid Marian Coal Co charges. Lorimer election case date sought. Lorimer ill to travel. Bricklayers dispute raises daily wage changes. plasterers get higher pay. Twin daughters of Mrs Griggs of Holyoke growing and awaiting possible operation. Titanic investigation report to Senate by Alden Smith, bill to guard ocean travel and Carpathia captain Rostron honored.
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Henry W. A. Page
New York
Congress
Crooks
House
Navy
Bellano
William
C. LeRoy Grinnell
Newport
R. I
Democratic’ State Committee
Wiliam K. Dabney
Marietta
John D. Rockefeller
Samuel Untermyer
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Twenty-second Regiment
Interstate Commerce Committee
Marian Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Lea
Kern
Lorimer
Washington
Chicago
Butte
Montana
J.griggs
Holyoke
Mass
Senate
William Alden Smith
Rostron
Carpathia
Variable Global Turmoil and Aid Efforts Reported Abroad
Reports describe a Mexican rebellion with claims of Torreon loss and insurgent ammo shortages. Cuban unrest prompts debate over marines and relief aid. Britain funds Titanic relief while Japan cuts rice duties. Paris choir wins honors. Wales adopts woman suffrage resolutions at the ILP conference.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Lima
St. Mary’s Church
Chicago
Chatelet Theatre
Paris
Torreon
Great Britain
Titanic Fund
Russian Famine Relief Committee
Cuba
Taft
Gomez
Mexican Congress
Orozco
Congress
Madero
Japan
London Evening Standard
United States
France
U. S
Guantanamo
Merthyr-Tydvil
Wales
Indépendent Labor Party
Five Confess to Taking Bribes in Atlantic City Plan
Harry F. Dougherty and four other councilmen acknowledged bribe payments tied to a 1.5 million dollar concrete boardwalk project. A fifth man acted as go-between. detective Burns alleges a broader scheme possibly involving 30 to 40 people.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Harry F. Dougherty
Atlantic
City
Ocean Front
Dougherty
Wallace J. Palmer
William Jr. Burns
Burns
S. 5
Phoebus
Windsor
James W. Lane
Chelsea
Fourth Ward
Lane
Lane Paving Company
William Malin
Third Ward
Atlantic Avenue
Gustav Kessler
Commodore Louis Kughale
Atlantic County
Marines Land In Cuba To Guard Foreign Property
Havana-American marines were landed at Daiquiri to protect U S property as President Gomez telegraphed General Monteagudo. Cuban forces withdraw from guarding sites to pursue insurgents, causing work stoppages and mass unemployment. General Estenez with 4000 men holds Mount Gloria with new Krag rifles.
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Havana
Daiguiri
United States
Gomez
Monteagudo
Province of
Oriente
Estenez
Mount
Gloria
Beekeeper Postmaster Dies in Bee Battle Accident
James W. Hutt postmaster of Berwick died after a rifle misfire while attempting to shoot birds that were harming his bees. He rose early to tend his farm, then the weapon discharged striking his lungs. News reached Ogdensburg, N. Y.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
James W. Hutt
Berwick
Hutt
Bath Bank Closes After Overloaning Deposits
The George W Hallock Bank of Bath village failed to open its doors. Founded in 1849 by William Hubbel and his son-in-law G W Hallock the bank overloaned leading to its closure. Deposits total about 650000. Attorney Reuben R Lyon in temporary charge assures depositors not to worry.
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Bath
George W. Hallock
William Hubbel
G. W. Hallock
Reuben R. Lyon
Supreme Court upholds promoter profits ruling in Bigelow case
The U S Supreme Court sustains the Massachusetts decision allowing a promoter account for profits and Albert S Bigelow of Boston must pay 2 100 000 to Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Co. Also notes McGrath wounded, Erie official offered Seaboard presidency, Berlin aviators threatened strike, and Titanic fireman McGrady recovered aboard the Algerine.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Massachusetts
Albert S. Bigelow
Boston
Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Smatt
McGrath
New York
J. C. Stuart
The
Erie
Seaboard Air Line
Berlin
Algerine
Cape Race
James ‘McGrady
New Jersey News Highlights From Across the State
A compilation reports on coast fishing luck, new street works in Collingswood, and visitors like John Barnes returning to Williamstown. It notes legal actions in Newark and Jersey City, a West Point appointment for Joseph Tully, damages awarded to Emma Weiss, a fatal fall at the Chancellor Hotel, and various local incidents including kidnap charges, hospital treatment, and community notices. The piece also covers a large alumni gathering, bank rate changes, and public notices on estate matters.
Be Ye Doers of the Word and Not Hearers Only
The lesson explores Jesus parable of the beam and the mote, warning against hypocritical teaching. It stresses living by Christ’s example, cleansing one’s own fault before guiding others, and building on the living word as the true foundation for faith and practice.
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James
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Paul
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