Amore the many art objects and a New Guinea expedition
Amore the many mentions art objects in Morgan collections and an expedition to New Guinea led by LLty Wollaston with a water boat to navigate Uiakwa river toward Enow mountains. Other items include Grand Trunk railway meals figures, a Danish motor boat, and a women led public health effort in Massachusetts.
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Ty, Afb
Wollaston
New Guinea
Dr. Wollaston
Mogland
Uiakwa
Enow Mountains
Fragmented OCR article: early science and census notes
The text cites a 525 pound jeweller captured by a crew and mentions a Pais instrument, a Beivnces academy description, and a delicate wireless receiver. It also references a doll confess, households counts, ages, and Mexican educational salary changes for teachers.
Decree Ends Aluminum Trust Monopoly in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania an agreed decree was entered in federal court to destroy the Aluminum Company of America monopoly. The decree bans any output or price control agreements and prohibits stock-based or other collaborations with other manufacturers to restrain competition. It nullifies alleged contracts with Swiss Neuhausen General Chemical Norton Pennsylvania Salt Gustav Kruttschmitt James Coleman and allows modification after substantial new competition appears, with limits on amendments.
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Pitteburah
Aluminum Trust
United States District Court
Aluminum Company of America
Wickersham
Aluminum
Newark
N. J
Wm. T. Chantland
United States
Jordan
Pittsburgh
Bonds for Panama Canal Expenditures Depleted
Washington report states that all proceeds from Panama Canal bonds issued in 1961 have been spent. Treasury officials do not plan further canal bond issues during the current administration, and $1,000,000 for the ditch was dis barred. The treasury has also deducted $650,000 from the general fund, with $274,008,000 of the estimated $376,209,000 total cost already expended.
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Washington
The
Treasury
MacVeagh
General Fund of the Treasury
Customs and Internal Revenue
Gambler Takes A Chance And Loses In Court
In Cleveland on June 8 Wim J Bernard admitted stealing 540 from his employer to gamble. Judge Kennedy predicted a chance at the sentence, Bernard offered to take it. The judge sentenced him to three years in the penitentiary after his earlier request for a brain operation. An alienist recommended removing Bernard's fingers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wim. J. Bernard
Kennedy
Bernard
Hornard
Judge Grants Injunction Against Train Union Strike
Philadelphia June 7 Judge Gregg of the common pleas court issued an injunction restraining federated committees of the brotherhoods of trainmen conductors firemen and engineers from taking any action that may lead to a strike on the lines of the Pennsylvania east of Pittsburg and Erie because of alleged grievances.
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Philadelphia
Gregg
Common Pleas
Brotherhoods of
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Erie
Explosion in Oregon Quarry Kills Three
A premature blast at the Midford Oregon Jacksonsville quarry killed three men and injured five or six workers. The blast was blamed on a powder monkey who reportedly blew himself to pieces while smoking a cigarette. John Simmons of Jacksonville and Louise Loveville were killed outright.
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Midford
Ore
Jdckeonville
Ceether
Powder Monkey
John Simmons
Jacksonville
Louise Lovevileh
Campaign expense filings reveal candidate spending totals
The article lists candidates and their reported campaign outlays, noting Congressman Pickelley at 47 dollars, Congressman Plingen at 569, and Senator Vue Law at 240 in the bid to unseat W. L. Harding for lieutenant governor. Filing is progressing slowly.
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Ike Movies
June
T.C
Pickelley
Plingen
Poouty
Vue Law
W. L. Harding
Cleveland Towneon Openimen Recreates Congress Holiday Play
The fragment reports J McKernan of New ark and others attending a performance titled Recreation Congress that frames Gutoberie as a playground holiday. Details are sparse and garbled but indicate a local event with participants from New ark.
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Cleveland
Boston streetcar strike erupts in violent riot
Violence marked the dawn strike of several thousand Boston elevated railway workers demanding union recognition. Five arrests were made for assaults on motormen as cars were halted, smashed, and service cut to half. votes showed 1,989 in favor with 3,200 union signers reported. Cars later ran on most lines at half speed.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railway
Tremont Street
Cara
North Station
Peeters
Strike
Adams Square
Cambridge
Charleston
Everett
Chelsea
North Carolina Democrats Nominate Delegates for Baltimore
After an all night session the North Carolina Democratic convention elected eight delegates at large to the Baltimore convention and endorsed Governor Woodrow Wilson by 603 to 396. Six of the eight delegates favor Wilson, with two neutral. Locke Craig was unanimously nominated for governor along with a slate of state officers. Eight delegates at large include Ex-Gov RB Glenn and Julian Carr among others.
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Raleigh
N. C
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
North Carolina
Congress
Kitchen
Simmons
Locke Craig
FE. L. Daughtridge
Neutenal
George P. Bell
RB. R. Glenn
B. CU. Dowd
L. Justice
Julian 8. Carr
Maj
J. Hale
A. W. McLean
W. ('. Hammer
W. C. Newland
Francis D. Winston
Ellie Cardner
Trikers and Lice Battle in Newark Street Clash
Clashes between about 150 striking workers and police in Newark Minnesota left at least six shot and many wounded. Five strikers a police officer and a citizen were hospitalized with gunshot injuries.
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Newark
Oy Hospital
Fifth Bomb Touched Off in San Francisco Garden
A fifth explosion in a series began Friday night rocked a garden in a San Francisco home. Ton Corbett, brother of famed boxer James J. Corbett, was away at the time while his blind niece and a woman friend were inside. The blast appeared aimed to damage the base but likely intended to frighten the tenants.
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San Francisco
Cal
Laws
Ton Corbett
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Funeral of Senator Nixon in Washington
Funeral views for the late Senator Nixon of Nevada were held in Washington yesterday. President Taft and many members of both houses attended. After brief ceremonies the body was placed on a train to Reno for further services at home. A bipartisan committee accompanied the transport.
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Washington
Tate
Choarge
Nixon
Nevada
Taft
Reno New
Congress
Power Wielded by New York Clearing House
The New York Clearing House Association held vast power over city banks, with a five member committee controlling admissions and suspensions. Witness William Sherer testified the body is a voluntary club, not subject to court compulsion, while Samuel Untermeyer argued the power threatens interstate commerce laws and restrains trade through taxing out of town check collections. The committee hearings, focusing on the banks and the so called mene trim, were expected to continue into next week.
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New York
New York Clearin House
William Sherer
Sherer
Howse Committee On Banking and Currency
Pujo
Samuel Untermeyer
New York Clearing House Committee
Mr. Untermeyer
Tte
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House Association
Mr. Sherer
New York Clearing House
Howe
Hesto
Hanke
Clearing House
Untermeyer
Boston
James G. Cannon
Buffalo
National City Bank
Expedition of 5000 Troops to Cuba Ordered
The general staff approved preparatory orders for sending 5000 troops to Cuba. Units from Plattsburg barracks and forts Porter Niagara and Governor's Island, Forts McPherson and Oglethorpe will form the expedition, with principal aim to aid in restoring order and not to interfere in Cuba’s inland affairs. The force includes the Fifth and Twenty ninth infantry, Seventeenth infantry, Eleventh cavalry and a four field artillery unit at Fort TD A Russell Wyoming.
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Washington
General Staff
Cuba
Newport News
Plattsburg Barracks
Porter
Niagara
Governor's Island
N. Y
McPherson
Oglethorpe
Ceorgia
War Department
Fifth Infantry
New York
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Forta Porter
Jovand Niagara
Seventventh
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort TD. A. Russell
Wyoming
Wisconsin Socialist Seeks Impeachment of Judge Hanford
Representative Berger of Wisconsin began impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle for allegedly depriving Leonard Olasen of citizenship. Berger accuses Hanford of high crimes and misde meanors, corrupt and unlawful rulings, and calls for Judiciary Committee action with Justice Department aid to reopen the case.
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Washington
Berger
Wisconsin
Hanford
Seattle
Wash
Leonard Olasen
Judiciary Committee
Fereger
Department of Justice
Qoissen
House
Campaign of Violence In War on High Prices
New York June 7 Women pledged to wage a war on high prices of staple foods began a campaign of violence in Brooklyn. They attacked meat shops causing riotous scenes as a plate glass door was shattered and 600 women cheered. Several shops removed meat and halted sales until prices drop. Disturbances spread through Sorel quarters of Brooklyn.
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New York
Brooklyn
Enight
Sorel
Widow Clears 15000 in Kansas Farm Deal
Abilene Kan June T widow Mel Christina Kilian living east part of the county three years ago joined with Wer Hinds to purchase a farm for 26000 with a 17000 mortgage. She cleared 15000 from the venture after paying the mortgage and accounting for crops and living.
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Abilene
Kan
Mel
Christina Kilian
Laauhinee
Jan Oy
Nightie clad girl halts train with sprint rescue
A young woman described as the prettiest girl in the county runs a mile along the tracks at 3 o clock to warn a fast freight and save a train from disaster after wheels broke loose from the watch track.
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Girl IN Nightie
Mies
API
Mobile
Chicago
Waiteh
Gompers In Darrow Case Sparks Countercharges
In Los Angeles a jury bribery trial of Clarence Darrow sees both sides accusing the other of injecting Samuel Gompers into proceedings. District Attorney Fredericks says the defense and prosecution used the AFL leader’s name to obscure the issue. Franklin’s redirect examination was to continue today.
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Los Angeles
Val
Clarenve
Darrow
Samuel Gompery
American Federation of Labor
Attoreney Fredericks
Gompers
Franklin
Elevated Railroad Strike Looms in Boston
Boston officials report preparations for a possible strike on the elevated system. Union leaders say a walkout is almost inevitable while the company hires and trains new workers amid mass layoffs of recent union recruits. About 5,000 employees operate cars and 3,000 others work for the firm.
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Boston
Thaw Transfer Ordered From Asylum to Jail
An order by Judge Keogh directs Harry K Thaw be moved from the asylum to the county jail on June 4 under court supervision. The transfer aims to place Thaw within reach of proceedings for his release and possible further restrictions.
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White
Miami
Jim
Supreme Court Junthee
Lowio Duate BP
Organized Horse Thieves Raid Sparks Military Response
A chaotic report describes a raid by a gypsy camp on Gutakiele and a subsequent explosion at a Woollen dort factory near Neubtadt, 40 miles from Vienna, triggering a defense by thirty soldiers and killing several. The blast shattered the town, with a report of 400000 pounds of powder exploding and a distant noise heard 50 miles away.
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Ulebt
Orl
INA
Wonton
Fader
Owl
Wilson Forces Win First Duluth Move
In Minatuth, a convention battle shapes up as Bryan and Clark factions seek to block Wilson delegates. Wilson leads with a majority of unpledged delegates though some may oppose the unit rule. The scene includes hopes of sending 24 delegates to Baltimore and a push to unseat Fred B. Lynch of Saint Paul as national committeeman.
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Minn
Dune T
Wilson
Baltimore
Fred B. Lynch
Paul
Wilter
Brown
W. HH
Williams
Clark
Freeman
W. J. Bryan
Waiters Strike Spreads Through New York Hotels
New York on June 7 reports waiters began a strike threatening to pull electricians firemen and engineers from hotels. Ten engine room workers at the Hotel Netherlands joined a meeting at Carnegie Hall. Substitutes were rushed in as managers praised the walkout. The strike extended to Mineola causing a dog show to lose cooks and waiters leaving patrons waiting for dinner.
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New York
Hotel Netherlands
Central Park Plana
Carnegie Hall
Mineola
Kranz Cork Leg Claim Spurs Separation Suit
In New York on June 7 an affidavit by Mrs Mollie Kranz before Judge Gerard states Isadore Kranz paid $2500 to marry him due to his cork leg and she signed a bank withdrawal slip under mortgage pretense. He counters the leg was lost in a streetcar crash and he received $10000 from the railroad. The couple quarrelled over money and the court granted Mrs Kranz seventy five dollars weekly alimony.
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Supreme Court
Gerard
Mollie Kranz
Isadore Kranz
Kim
Iowa Bankers Back Currency Revision Plan
Cedar Rapids June 7 The state bankers convention endorsed the National Citizens alliance program for currency revision calling for bank separation from the auditor’s department and a new department. They request banks be allowed to loan on property in adjoining states. A five member committee will assist the committee on agriculture and education. Adams Bede Minnesota spoke on cooperation with agricultural districts. Joseph Chapman Minnesota urged practical education for youth. State Hawkers association set next meeting. Charles Shade Rock Rapids elected president. B Vetter Davenport vice president. C H Hunan Council Bluffs treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids
State Bankers’ Convention
Citizens’ Alliancy
Department
Alote
General Assembly
Wse
Tee
Adam Bede
Man in Leonard kills himself after shooting father in law
June Barraged at the failure of his prosecution of Charhes Upton, his father in law, who went to beat him in self defense. Alay, Thomas Ralls went to Upton's home, fired through the right butt, wounded Mrs. Upton, and later killed himself as officers closed in. Upton died from the shooting. Ball had tried to obtain possession of Ball's child from his home, and was shot. Ponay's wailing followed Upton's requittal.
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Leonard
Charhes Upton
Iniaw
Thomas Ralls
Upton
Mre
Himgelf
Ball
Balls
Ponay
Titanic Loss Lesson Didn’t Alter His Views
Harold Anderton of the White Star line faces the wreck commission as he defends existing safety practices. He notes the push for more binoculars larger crews and lifeboats remains controversial amid calls for broader searches and stronger equipment for Atlantic voyages.
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London
Harold Anderton
White Starling
Trad Atlantic
Anderson
Wreck Commission
German Naval Heads Visit at Annapolis
German naval officers from the warships in Hampton Roads arrived at Annapolis to attend a reunion and were hosted by Superintendent Gibbons. Taft hosted a White House dinner for the Moltke Bremen and Stettin crews, while Secretary Knox and Secretary Meyer welcomed the visitors, and Count Bornstorf organized informal luncheons with Washington society leaders.
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Annapolis
Naval Seademp
Hampton Roads
Gibbons
Taft
White House
Washington
Moltke
Bremen
Stettin
Old Point Comfort
Kiel
United States
Atlantic
White Hone
Weas Wingtom
von Reuber Paschwits
von Mann
von Krosigk
Miettin
Berger Moves to Impeach Judge Hanford Over Naturalization Case
Wisconsin Representative Berger seeks impeachment of United States District Judge Hanford after a 1913 naturalization ruling against Leonard Oleson of Seattle for socialist ties. Berger claims House privilege to bring a resolution, aided by a Wickham letter alleging gross injustice to Oleson. The plan may wait until the next congressional session.
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Washington
Ceneral Wick
Graham
Leonard Olowen
Seattle
Berger
Wisconsin
United State District
Hanford
House
Oleven
Wickraham
Olevon
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Plan Higher Rates on Excess Baggage Proposals Halted
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended nearly all railroads proposed excess baggage rate hikes effective July 1 for 120 days pending inquiry. The rules would charge extra for baggage over 46 inches in any dimension and ban some slow pieces, a policy critics say burdens travelers.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bagwage Oma
E Commission
Theodora Keck and Edward Dover Drown
Theodora Keck aged 16 and Edward Dover aged 31 were found drowned in the Michaelop river near Quincy. They were lovers who went on a river ride Sunday evening and did not return. Their bodies were recovered this morning after a search.
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Quincy
Edward Dover
Mina Theodora Kerk
Mivchaelop River
Oor
Manilow
Moo
Eyo
Tariff Bill Reported Favorably in House Amid Debate
The Underwood cotton tariff reduction bill is reported favorably to the House by Mogwee amid claims it would save money and avoid a veto by President Taft last August. Democratic leaders insist the measure would cut prices and spur industry while opponents fear unintended consequences and partisan wrangling.
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Washington
Mogwee
Tan
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