Fifteen foreign brickmakers face deportation case
In Elgin the Immigration Bureau plans deportation of fifteen brickmakers detained on Angel Island after charges that San Francisco Brick Company violated contract labor laws. Each of fifteen complaints seeks $1,000 fines for advertising for laborers abroad. Government efforts focus on recovering a $60,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Schell
Immigration Bureau
San Irancoiaco
New York
San Proncisco Brick Company
Angel Island
Naked Lamp Ignites Gas in Plymouth Colliery Disaster
A naked lamp ignited a gas feeder in a chamber of No. 1 colliery at Plymouth Pennsylvania, triggering a violent explosion. Dozens were injured and several serious. identified victims include Anthony Olokity, Michael Zousa, Richard Morgans, John Onderaki, Michel Gutewski, Warned and Taully, Warry Gowis, all burned in head and body areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St No. Tl
Plymouth
Anthony Olokity
Poletki
Michael Zousa
Richard Morgans
John Onderaki
Michel Gutewski
Warry Gowis
Acre Territory Row Grinds On Amid Arbitration Bid
Brazil and Bolivia to arbitrate the Acre dispute over a triangular border zone with Peru. Bolivia agrees to Beasztian mediation while Brazil offers a plenipotentiary minister. The stalemate centers on sovereignty and rubber trade rights in a region coveted by Anglo American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Bolivia
Acre
Renzilian
Bolldans
Acco
Peru
Sir Martin Conway and Mr Morgan Clash Over River Navigation
The text notes that Sir Martin Conway and Mr Morgan were interested while Brazil protested and asserted it would not concede strangers authority or permit vessels on its rivers. It suggests potential U S intervention in Bolivia and related straits but states such intervention would be natural yet not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Conway
Morgan
Brazil
Bolivia
United States
Real estate boom drives New York growth and transit demand
In a sweeping view of New York City, rapid real estate speculation thrives as the metropolis expands. Bridges and upcoming rapid transit projects fuel demand, with twenty story blocks and hotels crowded for tenants and investors seeking income from new steel constructions and rising values across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Solue
Anti-Trust Provisions and Testimony Rules Mentioned
The note outlines that corporations must report to the Interstate Commerce Commission with full details on reorganizations and partnerships, forbids debates and penalties for violations, and bans use of GK to avoid disclosing information. It also states Swanapallza restrictions on corporations and grants witnesses immunity from prosecution for testimony given, with no option to excuse themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commeres Commission
Shock to Senators over Standard Oil telegrams
Washington stirred by alleged action of Standard Oil. Telegraphs claimed to be from John D Rockefeller to six senators. Attorn ey signed telegrams in Rockefeller employment. President Roosevelt and Congress consider anti trust bills. Reports include robberies, political candidacy, and various global items.
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Woshington
Standard Oil Company
Congress
Ans
Standard Oil Trust
Ig Anid
Washington
Associatus
Uffset
Naif
Geome
Doh
Rockefeller
D. Kackek
John D. Rockefeller
Theo Telogistsa
New York
Ronsevelt
Senate
Sam D. Rockefeller
Tle
Tai
United States
Standard of Corporation
Statehood debate dominates Senate amid district funding wrangle
Lawmakers grapple with statehood bids and a wide range of amendments. Key speeches by Kean and Morgan focus on Mormon influence and New Mexico statehood while the Senate approves a conference report on commerce and funds several civil projects. Debate also covers Philippines relief costs and White House funding concerns.
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Carmagh
Senate
Manda
Rawlins
Secretary of War
Verti Courte Tink
Philippines
Kean
Viking
Long
New Meoxteo
Columbia Ville
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Mir
Slanpa
Department of
Renate
Morgan
Colombia
Depew
Mhiy Wapitel
Grosvenor
Ways and Musns
Bebhind
Iter
Gaines
Dom
Tenn
Max, Fitzgerald
Dem
N.Y
National Capital Officers Affected by Disabilities and Retirement Moves
In the National Capital Major Louis Br. Lawson of the Judge Advocate General's department is excused due to disabilities from the Chinese campaign. The Senate passes a bill to create a general staff of the army, amended to align with Gen. Miller's retirement. Ripples in leadership follow retirement and reorganizations urged by Gen. del MM, Wilkow, Mrs Cowles, and others. Evidence presented to Congress suggests she assumed arbitrary power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis BR. Lawson
Givecnte General’s Department
Senate
Stalk
Teor
Miler
Clara Berton
Ted
Trade Review Notes Transport Strain and Market Shifts
The Weekly Trade Review reports vigorous trade in New York with efforts to ease congestion at key points and weather disruptions worsening conditions. It notes higher railway earnings, a mixed grain picture with substantial wheat and corn exports, and cautious sentiment as Argentine shipments and Chicago houses influence prices.
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New York
Dun & Lu
Latt Distribution Ag
Hradstreet
Bradstreet
Australia
Chicago
Pacific
Mississippi
Mae
Turin
Daily market prices across cities for cattle and commodities
Market listings show Chicago, Indianapolis, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Toledo, and New York with cattle values ranging from 3.50 to 5.50 per hundredweight, hogs 3.00 to 5.25, sheep 2.50 to 4.20, and grains including wheat No 2 at 1.00 to 2.00, corn No 2 mixed around 0.47 to 0.48, oats No 2 white 0.40 to 0.70, rye No 2 0.40 to 0.52, plus miscellaneous items and price ranges for creamery butter, eggs, potatoes, and clover seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Futter
Chaice Creamery
St Louis
Dade
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Northery
Choles
New York
Castle
New Cure for Lame Back Claims Dodd's Kidney Pills Work
A Minnesota report recounts Mr Getchell curing a severe backache after using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He asserts the remedy restored mobility and health, noting the pill's strong local popularity and claimed success with kidney trouble and back pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge
Minn
Getehell
Jie
Dodd
Mr. Getchell
O. K
Phadel
Western Canada Arousing Great Interest in Settlement
The article reports rising interest in western Canada as a vast wheat region straddling the 40th parallel. It notes American migration to Canada for 160 acre homesteads, with 20,000 U.S. arrivals in 1900 rising to 26,000 in 1902 and expected growth this year. Government agencies in several U.S. cities offer guidance on settlement, land availability, freight, and services for new settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakota
United States
Cannus
Cainahy
Canada
Neb
Kunsag City
Alo
Onlaigo
Ith
Indianapotla
Ind
Milwaukee
Wig
Wausau
Wis
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie
Marquette
Mich
de Tedo
Ohio
Watertown
Grad
Forks
N. 2
Great Pails
Mont
Unclear fragment from Philipsburg college letter causes family clash
A damaged clipping reports a creative but garbled note about a college faction and a reply from a father urging restraint. The fragment mentions Philipsburg and a response that includes a warning about marriage into a community, but the text is largely unreadable.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm advertised for nasal sufferers
An advertising note describes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal congestion. It claims soothing effects, relieves secretions, and is dispensed via a small applicator tube. Cites price and that it is available from Bros. 68 Warren Street New York and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELY
Anly Bros
Warren Street
New York
Many Sehoo Children Are Sickly Powders Claim Cure
A dubious advertisement promotes Mother Gra in Children’s Home New Yorks Powders that allegedly cure colds fevers constipation stomach ailments and stomach pains in children within 24 hours. It claims to move and destroy worms and is sold by agents or by mail with a sample offered and an address in Le Roy New York. The notice projects that worldwide supply will double in the next ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane Mies
Roy Wate
Mpd
Sanple Mulled
le Itey
N.Y
Bathing the Baby Helps Calm New Mothers
The article discusses infant bath care and parental anxiety. It warns against using highly scented soaps like Ivory Soap and emphasizes gentle methods. Eleanor R. Parker is cited. It mentions starting baths around six weeks and folding a towel in the basin.
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Eleanor R. Parker
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