Roosevelt Urges Cuba Reciprocity As Trade Policy
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress urging reciprocal tariff reductions for Cuba to improve relations and aid its economic development. He cites McKinley era precedents, notes a 20 percent cap, and stresses American producers’ benefit while preserving the tariff system.
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Life Term for Masolino the notorious Italian brigand
The notorious Giuseppe Masolino, on trial in Lucca for a series of murders, was sentenced to life imprisonment. He escaped capture for years, killed the judge and most witnesses, and was finally arrested near Urbino in 1901 after government forces pursued him with military support. Queen Alexandra to host tea for 10,000 domestic servants in celebration of the king's coronation.
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South African Surrenders Reach Over Ten Thousand
Reports indicate more than ten thousand Hore and Boers have surrendered in South Africa. Many surrendering fighters are said to be boys as young as eleven. They express bitterness toward the press of France and Germany for alleged false hopes.
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Global labor unrest and wage changes reported worldwide
The notice lists widespread labor actions and conditions including miners in Mexico, Dutch and English workers, New Haven unions, Wichita bricklayers, Denver bakery settlements, and Port Melbourne shipyard wages. It notes declines in Mexican agricultural wages, global mine employment, and hours for women in New Zealand, with various regional responses and policy changes.
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Secretary Root Assumes Payments for Gomez
War Department confirms Secretary Root accepts full responsibility for money paid to General Gomez by General Wood during the Cuban occupation. Officials say Congress has long known Gomez received funds, justified by wartime necessity and loyalty to the revolutionary cause along with support to his living expenses in Cuba.
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Militia Deployed After Pawtucket Street Conflict
Governor Kimball ordered eight infantry companies and two cavalry to Pawtucket as unrest flared after the Union Traction strike. A deputy shot at a crowd wounded a boy named Peterson, and riot control involved crowds, stone throwing, and damaged streetcars. Reinforcements from Providence joined the local force to restore order.
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Drowning of Foster and Lawrence Shocks Good Ground
The missing couple Clarence Foster of Good Ground and Miss Sarah Lawrence of New York City were found dead in Shinnecock Bay after a four day disappearance. Coroners ruled drowning with no clear evidence of murder. Disbrow, a boarder connected to both, vanished after inquiries. District Attorney Cox may pursue the case.
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Wolves Attack in Pittsburg Boathouse Near Aspinwall
Mrs Margaret Jeffries witnessed three wolves a cat three dogs a woman and a baby at her boathouse on the Allegheny River near Aspinwall. The dogs confronted the wolves the creatures chased the baby and cat then fled. Frank Love fired a shotgun killing one wolf.
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Milk and dairy goods price list from HUTTIR Creamery
The Milk Exchange lists standard quality milk at 26 cents per quart, with a wide range of dairy products and prices. State full cream, butter, cheese, dried goods, fruits, vegetables, and live stock quotes appear, including creamery products, peas, apples, berries, and poultry items with unit prices.
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Seven American Soldiers Reported Killed After Capture in Philippines
The bodies of seven Fifth Cavalry soldiers captured May 30 near Pinangonan in Itza Province were recovered. Four were identified. most remains were torn. Estimated total fatalities include sergeant, two corporals, and four privates.
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West Point Centennial Ends With Roosevelt Diploma Relay
The West Point Military Academy centennial ended with President Roosevelt presenting diplomas to graduating cadets. Notable figures attended including General Horace Porter, General Nelson Miles, and Chinese Minister Wu Ting-fang. Major events cited were Porter's keynote and the Army defense speeches, while others returned from Manila aboard the Warren.
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Italian Vendetta Kills Three in New Orleans Quarters
In New Orleans Italian quarters a vendetta leaves three men dead and two wounded. Victims include Salvadore Luciana and Vincenzo Vetura. Barcello Farrer is identified among the attackers as the gunmen. Antonio Luciana witnesses the raid and later confronts Farrer, tied to the gunfire. Police detain Farrar as investigations continue alongside other international notices.
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National Game Highlights and Player Rumors
Ivy tops Cincinnati payroll at 30000 dollars while New You lob signs Walley Hartley from Wilmington. American League heats up as New York pursues Williams at high terms. Chicago outfield stars Kitiredge and Miller praised. Beaumont of Pittsburgh leads National League batting. Daniels and Keeler noted for strong seasons. Brooklyn manager Wanlon touts sixteen-man roster.
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Business Outlook Improves on Peace in South Africa
The weekly trade review notes improved outlook from South Africa peace, with mining and monetary benefits expected. Domestic labor disputes pose some drag, but rail earnings rise and crop conditions look favorable amid steady wool demand and rising Texas wool sales. Kansas Oklahoma rains spark farmer concerns while cooperative marketing forms emerge.
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Parisian conscription ruse exposed by simple device
A report describes a device used by Paris authorities to reveal pretend deafness among six conscripts who attempted escape. Each man was lured by the sound of a dropped coin behind him, revealing their deception. In a separate note, a giant pet stork at a royal grounds near Kharium stands five feet tall with a monstrous bill, among specimens sent to England. A missionary, Rev. George Clingett, was killed by a crocodile while en route to Durban, dying after injuries sustained during the attack.
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Pencil making and defective water mains in cities
Snippets describe pencil manufacture with graphite cores and glued wood caps, then warn of Calcutta’s 20,500,000 gallons daily filtered water, plus leaky mains. Other items note Ecuador’s volcano counts, Valencia planning a church bell tax, Allen’s Foot Ease ads, Havana yellow fever relief, and hourly New Jersey Central trains to Philadelphia.
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Door Opener Invention Uses Lever and Rod System
A Bt. Louis inventor introduces a door opener for retail stores. A series of rods connects doors to a lever or wheel placed from the door, enabling silent opening by one operator for multiple doors. The mechanism is unattended by noise and triggered devices. A separate report from New York notes demonstrations of rubber balloons with automatic registers by the International Aeronautic Commission in Benson. Professor Assmann’s balloons reached 20 000 miles altitude, with extreme cold and high pressure. a parachute exploded safely, and a balloon registered the record.
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