Walson Talks With J P Morgan At White House Visit
Washington July 3 J Pierpont Morgan conferred with President Wilson on the nation’s financial problems. Morgan’s visit, spontaneous, aimed to share Wall Street views as tariffs and currency pressures unsettled business. White House officials stress the talk did not focus on the New Haven railroad. Morgan left for New York after a brief press note. The president plans further meetings with business leaders to ease anxieties.
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Roosevelt keynote rally criticizes cost of living pledge failures
In Pittsburgh Col Theodore Roosevelt delivers a political keynote urging support for Pinchot as senator and Lewis as governor, denouncing the Wilson administration for failing to reduce living costs and to curb trusts. He calls for strong administrative commissions and warns against universal antitrust attacks while endorsing business cooperation.
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Railroads Prosperous as May Revenue Rises Over Year
Railroads reported a $19 per mile gain in May revenue versus May of the previous year, with cumulative increases through eleven months ending May. The Interstate Commerce Commission noted continued growth and improved profit margins amid wider economic factors.
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Mellen Indicted in Middlesex Grand Jury Fraud Case
Twenty indictments issued by the Middlesex County Grand Jury in Massachusetts target Mellen former New Haven railroad president Frederick S. Mowley Ralph B. Gillette and investment committees of Cambridge banks. Conspiracy alleged in Hampden railways note financing with Hampden Investment Company as indorser, deemed not substantial security.
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May invade Mexico saga tests armistice in doubt
A chaotic wire of reports from Niagara Falls and Mexico City says Huerta’s regime teeters on collapse as foreign fleets gather offshore. Potential refuge on warships for Huerta family is floated while mediation nears end and fears rise of U S intervention. Officials warn Americans abroad to evacuate as Mexican capital chars toward upheaval.
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Guns Silence Puerto Plata Fire With US Ship Bombardment
The US gunboat Machias silenced Bordas forces firing on Puerta Plata Santo Domingo after warnings not to. Captain Russell reports Machias halted artillery, protecting Americans and foreigners in the city. He states no additional ships will be needed and the situation is under control.
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Cotton gambling is doomed in lever bill vote
Washington on Monday the house defeated the Lever bill regulating cotton futures 4 to 21. The measure calls for standardizing cotton grades and requires that actual grades contracted for be delivered. It also imposes a prohibitory tax on deliveries not meeting contract requirements to curb bob-tailed cotton.
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Marye for Envoy to Russia
Washington reports the nomination of George T. Marye of San Francisco and Washington as United States ambassador to Russia has been sent to the Senate by President Wilson. Marye, a retired stock broker and former San Francisco Stock Exchange president, was born in Baltimore in 1849 and educated in Cambridge Paris Berlin and Barcelona.
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Fires Leave Springfield Lime Plant Lose 180000
Fire destroyed Marblehead Lime plant in Springfield with damage around 180000 after three hours of fighting. Low water pressure and hanging wires hampered efforts as crews barely avoided injuries from falling walls amid the blaze.
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Telegraphic Notes on US Japan and British News
Tokyo reports Henry William Denson, legal adviser to Japan’s foreign affairs department, in St Luke’s hospital with paralysis. Senator Lewey requests a naval naming for a new dreadnought after Illinois. London notes the death of English novelist and explorer Stanley Porte Hyatt at 37 after Philippines campaign experiences.
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United States Express quits as carrier after 7 years
New York July 1 After uninterrupted service since seven years before the Civil War the United States Express company closed its operations at midnight Monday. About 0 per cent of the 15,000 employees have secured positions.
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French Liner La Gasconne Ashore on Portuguese Coast
Lisbon reports the French transatlantic steamer La Gasconne ran ashore while en route from Bordeaux to Buenos Aires. In Formosa Taihoku, Lieut Gen Count Sakuma, governor general of Formosa, was mortally wounded in combat with head hunters, struck by a poisoned arrow.
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DAYTON SWIMMERS MUST WEAR SKIRTS IN ISLAND BEACH FASHION
Dayton consternation followed news that the city’s new free bathing beach suit at Island Park included short detachable skirts prompting mockery among locals. Xenia woman Catherine Lemon killed her two children Ruth and Frederick Lawrence before taking her own life, while John Post near Chester remembered Garfield as a wrestling partner.
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Akron fireman killed as barn collapses during blaze
Fireman Nery Luterwell died and Chief John Mots escaped as a second flood of flames collapsed the Akron Transfer company barn during a central fire. Steamer Matassa was released after storms at Duluth harbor entrance.
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Tariff Failures and Political Rhetoric Across the Nation
A collage of opinions and mini editorials argues that tariffs fail to lower prices, hurt American industry, and destabilize the treasury. It cites Democratic policies, recalls Colorado politics, European trade shifts, and broader calls for reform as audiences debate prosperity, public debt, and the role of government in daily life.
The Master’s Dwelling Place
Fragment from a religious discourse exploring John 1 39 and the invitation Come and see The piece reflects on two disciples following Jesus and the call to seek intimate dwelling with the Lord It emphasizes testimony inviting others to explore Christ and find his dwelling place in the Father’s bosom
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