Treasury to regulate tramp ship immigrant exclusion
Assistant Secretary Taylor may issue rules to exclude immigrants arriving on tramp steamships. Under current law, those in disallowed classes must be returned on the vessel that brought them when possible. If a tramp is abroad after a year as a public charge, returning them becomes difficult and costly for the line.
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United States
Washington
The
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General Sison Captured in Manica Campaign
Lieut. Johnson of the Forty-first Infantry reports the capture of Gen. Sison. He opposed Gen. MacArthur in the railroad campaign and had been operating with about 1,000 guerrillas in the Pampanga and Bulacan provinces.
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London World War in China Sends Marines to Pekin
A London dispatch notes Pekin and Pretoria cut off by Boxers and Boers. Marines from Tien Tsin move toward Pekin as the Empress sides with rebels against foreigners. Mission properties and Christians face danger. powers coordinate to protect lives and honors.
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Russian loan prospects cited as Rothstein visits New York
In New York on June 12 M Rothstein of St Petersburg arouses comment in banking circles. His visit is linked to a large Russian government loan amid East tensions likely to hinder any sale here. Rothstein met President Stillman of National City Bank who warned against discussing Russian bonds while US debt demand is weak and a presidential election nears. In Kuapelain Mrs George H Soker widow of the poet and ex Minister to Russia dies at her home.
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Cabinet Discusses China Crisis Policy and U S Aloof Stance
The June 12 cabinet meeting focused on the Chinese situation. It affirmed pushing measures to protect American lives and property and acting independently as far as possible. The United States will remain aloof from allied political schemes while others may act in unison for foreign residents.
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Washington
United States
Captain McCalla Goes Ashore at Tien Tsin in China
Washington says Captain McCalla left Newark to go ashore, a rare move by a ship’s commander. Navy officials cite the seriousness of the situation and Kempff’s judgment in placing the best officer on land. Reports hint McCalla’s detachment may serve under Vice Admiral Seymour, or operate independently along the front.
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Dispatch on Caprrown front reports Me thuen silent since June 7
London dispatch from General Forestier Walker relays Kelsey Kenny’s June 11 note. Me thuen has had no contact since June 7 while fighting June 6 to the north of Vetchkop. Steyn remains near Reitz as the conflict continues.
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Kelsey-Kenny
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Vetchkop
Steyn
Reitz
Cambridge honors Choate and White with L L D degrees
The Cambridge University today awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws to United States Ambassador Joseph H. Choate and Harvard professor John William White. They received the honors in a ceremony held this afternoon.
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London
Cambridge University
Joseph H. Choate
United States
John William White
Harvard
Navy to Build Ten Battleships and Cruisers for Vast Cost
A Washington dispatch reports the navy plans to construct eleven armored ships plus three Olympia type cruisers at a total hull and machinery cost of about 51.9 million dollars. Five battleships, six armored cruisers, and three improved Olympias will be built with armor from bow to stern. Three protected cruisers of about ten thousand tons will exceed the Olympia in size and power, and five Holland submarine boats are to be contracted for at 175 thousand dollars each within a year.
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the Tribune
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Navy Department
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California
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Secret society grows in Chin Klang region seeks U S cruiser
A June 12 dispatch to the Secretary of State from U S Consul Martin at Chin Klang reports large numbers of natives organizing a secret society. The people are apprehensive and request protection and a cruiser.
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Havana official ready to proceed on investigations
Ernesti da Conint, head of the commission to investigate Havana finances, says he is prepared to act once Neely arrives. Treasury experts report excellent conditions to General Wood, with Major E W Ladd of the Havana Custom House praised for his role.
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Ernesti Ca Conint
Neely
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E. W. Ladd
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Advertising all the time and the great men
A Detroit Free Press snippet cites a refrain on emulation and constant advertising, reflecting a newspaper page fragment about influence and consumer messaging. The text mentions lifelike ideals and collective behavior as framed by period editorial tone.
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Detroit Free Press
MacArthur Cables on Captures of Guerrilla Leaders
General MacArthur in Manila reports to the War Department the capture of Generals Hizon near Mexico and Cavestang at Alacia. Cavestang is a prominent guerrilla leader in Pangsin, Luzon, and the alert highlights ongoing operations in the Philippines amid the Luzon campaign.
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Devries Named to Fill New York General Appraisers Seat
A Washington dispatch reports Representative Marion Devries of California has been appointed to fill the vacancy on the Board of General Appraisers in New York after the Senate failed to confirm W. D. Bynum. Though a Democrat, Devries’ selection reflects Republican influence, including Senator Hanna and Representatives Babcock and Dick. Devries is the region’s sole Pacific Coast Democrat, and his district is normally Republican by about 6,000, suggesting Republicans expect to win the seat with his removal.
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Market summary across multiple cities reports mixed commodity activity
The report covers cattle hog and sheep receipts with varied price tones in Cucago Cincinnati and other markets. Wheat and corn quotes show firmness in several places with oats and rye steadier. Eggs and dairy futures show slight moves, while pork lard and ribs quote in Chicago and Toledo markets.
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Escaped killer siege in Indianaplis court room ends with capture
George W. Bennett, an escaped murderer and patient of a state hospital, entered a courthouse in Indianapolis with a revolver targeting Criminal Judge Fre mont Alfred and Prosecutor Edward B. Pugh. A policeman halted the attack by grabbing the hammer tail, and four officers overpowered Bennett despite his one arm. He had a history of killing two men at Lafayette in 1899 and was confined to an insane asylum.
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Presidential callers at Washmorton briefing
The President received callers today including Senators Hanna Allison Fairbanks and Penrose and Thomas K Lowery of Minnesota as delegate-at-large to the Philadelphia Convention. Hanna plans to Philadelphia tomorrow and Fairbanks heads to Ohio tonight for a speech at Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Drake adds Drake University as joint heir in will
Former Governor Drake announced at Drake University commencement that he makes the university a joint heir with his five children in his will. The bequest amounts to half a million dollars to the university.
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Des Moines
Drake
Drake University
University
Transit strike cars run with guards in St Louis
The transit company resumed car service on several lines with police guards after the mayor’s proclamation quieted tensions. An explosive and firearms ban is in effect and witnesses are being gathered for the coroner’s inquest into last Sunday’s riot deaths. The sheriff’s posse gains members as Ransom Post of the G A R plans to swear in new helpers.
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Sheriff’s Posse
Ransom Post
General Roy Stone urges postal savings for roads plan
General Roy Stone addressed the Long Island Good Roads Association proposing a postal savings bank system to fund road building. He outlined a trans continental highway scheme costing about 20 000 dollars per mile with cost shares: one fourth by the federal government, one fourth by the states, and half by landowners along the routes.
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Roy Stone
Long Island Good Roads Association
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