Our Beef in Germany Opinion Warns Against War
An American expert, Charles Wamsell Stiles, returns to Berlin to assess Germany US meat tensions. He argues the risk of a commercial war is overstated, cites possible mistakes in reports, notes regulatory hurdles in Stuttgart and frontier checks, and urges fair resolutions.
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New York
Charles Wamsell Stiles
Berlin
Paris
Reichstag
Aso
Germany
Stuttgart
Furman
Moreau Viermany
Western Labor Union Convention Proceedings
Delegates from Utah and surrounding states attend the sixth annual Western Federation of Miners convention in Odd Fellows hall. Officers are chosen and reports show membership rising from 2000 to 16090 with a treasury of 15000. Sessions debate journal publication, union unity, and labor hour reforms while plans for a committee to study injunctions are discussed.
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Balt Life
Utah
Western Federation of Miners
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ecasion
Diete Wert
Weerern Leonor Union van Hel
Tunes Maher
Rutty
Mont
Haltlake
Denver
Pablo
Western Miners
Assacia
Western Labour Union
M. J. Gelzer
Butte
Presi
Henk McDonald
Hbur
Eleeling
Jaybee
West coast delegates attend constitutional convention
Relief arrives as Mrs. Katherine A. Tingley reports a ton of rice and sixty five packages sent to Cuba for relief has been received in Santiago. Affidavits from Universal Brotherhood officials praise her relief work and counter rival theosophist claims that shipments never reached destination.
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San Francisco
Katherine A. Tingley
Universal Brotherhood League
Emile Bacardi
Santiago
Cuba
The
Brotherhood
Theosophista
His Japanese Wife Provides A New Comedy At Alcazar
San Francisco May 9 A new farcical comedy titled His Japanese Wife by Clay M Green enjoyed its first stage production at the Alcazar theater last night A large Bohemian club delegation attended The author was called to the curtain to receive thanks The plot centers on contract marriages in Japan and features Harry Merrifield a young author The Japanese wrestler father and a loving mother in law figure prominently The three act comedy was well performed by the Alcazar stock company Meanwhile Tacoma Washington May 9 the Grand Court of Foresters of America convenes here with delegates arriving to conduct business including officer elections a possible biennial change and selection of two national court representatives Candidates include E Fitzgerald of Spokane and H G Stoelting J A Westberg and Dr L C Neville of Seattle A Mueller of Spokane is named for grand chief ranger The meeting runs today and tomorrow
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San Francisco
Clay M. Green
Alcazar Theater
Bohemian Club
Mr. Green
Japan
Edwin Arnold
Harry Merrifield
Miss Go
Merrifield
Alcazar Stock Company
Grand Court of Foresters
Tacoma
Wash
Grand Court of Foresters of America
National Court
E. Fitzgerald
Spokane
H. G. Stoelting
J. A. Westberg
L. C. Neville
Seattle
A. Mueller
Filipinos Blocked From Landing Over Exhibit Contract
United States Immigration Officer North refuses landing to ten native Filipinos aboard the City of Pekin who were bound for New York to exhibit in a museum. They argue they are actors not laborers, while North deems them contract laborers and ineligible. Likely appeal to Washington. Also notes county medical society event in Tacoma and Western Turf Association incorporation with capital stock. Includes an advertisement for Tassell's shoes and a brief note about a park excursion opportunity with travel details.
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Pilipines
San Francisco
United States
North
City of
Pekin
New York
Commissioner North
Washington
Instances of Bravery in the Philippines and Santiago Heroics
Reports from Manila recount Captain Charles Clay of the Seventeenth Infantry, a Lexington, Kentucky native and Henry Clay descendant, wounded in the Philippines after earlier heroism in Cuba. Also noted is Lieutenant Gregg of the Fourth Infantry, killed during General Otis’s Maricuna fight when a sharpshooter fired from a tree as he raised his field glasses.
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Manila
San Francisco
Philippines
Orient
Charles Clay
Seventeenth Infantry
Lexington
Henry Clay
Cuba
Santiago
Clay
Hale
MacArthur
Trent
Gregg
Fourth Infantry
Ling
Mariquina
Otis
Wes
Why Carnegie Sold His Plant Reasons Cited by Carnegie
London interview quoted Carnegie saying trusts never frightened him and Carnegie Steel is unrivaled. He insists selling was to avoid aging in business, not due to prosperity or fear, and plans to live a dignified life after 60. He hints at using wealth for philanthropy while noting the huge fortune amassed.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Stoke
West
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Western Labor Union Meeting
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Seguro
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Rinehart
Tassell
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Geomling
N. Main
Mnessy
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Rearatha
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Arizona
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Por Sale
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New
Hee Hive
Reid & Kennedy
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Saligraph
Great Snap IN
Miying
West Side
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Cassy & Day
Johnson
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Entra
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Sherman
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the Argyle
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Indy
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