Bowen Replies to Dismissal in Loomis Scandal
Herbert W. Bowen, once minister to Venezuela, issues a long reply to President Roosevelt's dismissal and Taft era probe. He accuses Loomis of scandal, claims a Washington promotion offer was a bribe, and argues that suppression of truth harms the United States. He details Caracas rumors, Loomis conduct, and his own responses.
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New York
Herbert W. Bowen
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Bowen
Francis B. Loomis
Loomis
Caracas
Bowen
United States
Berrudez Asphalt Company
State Department
Castro
Washington
Venezuelan
Department of State
Regation
Swamp-Root Endorsement Letter From 1904 Reader
A reader from Melrose Massachusetts writes about kidney trouble and a dramatic recovery after using Swamp Root. The letter praises the vegetable remedy and notes a doctor verification, offering free samples and urging purchase of fifty cent and one dollar bottles with the brand name and Binghamton New York address on every bottle.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Attachment Placed on James Property in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire June 21 An attachment was placed on all New Hampshire property owned by George B James of Boston and the Forest Products Company to secure equity relief in a suit by the Eastern Timber Company. The bill claims James contracted with White Mountain Paper Company to deliver 400 000 acres of timber land and transferred 300 000 to the Eastern Company, then formed Forest Products and moved the remaining land to that firm.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
George B. James
Boston
Forest Products Company
Eastern Timber Company
James
White Mountain Paper Company
Eastern Company
The
Connecticut Delays Rail Demurrage Decision
Hartford June 2. Legislation on railroad demurrage in Connecticut has been postponed to the next general assembly on committee recommendation. Chairman Bradstreet said the delay allows time to see if President Mellen can fulfill his pledge of improved freight handling on the New Haven system.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
General Assembly
Committee On Railroads
House
Bradstreet
Mellen
New Haven
Haight and Freese Case Postponed in Bankruptcy Hearing
In New York on June 21 Judge Holt adjourned the involuntary bankruptcy case of Haight and Freese Company until August next. The company’s affairs are now under receivers.
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New York
Haight & Freese Company
Holt
United States District Court
Bank's Doors Not Opened in Clinton, Henry County
A Clinton, Missouri dispatch reports Salmon Bank the oldest and largest financial institution in Henry county did not open for business today. The العاصمة event affected Kansas City area readers as the bank halted services without prior notice.
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BANK
Kansas City
Clinton, Mo
The
Salmon Bank
Henry County
Royal Arcanum Opposes New Rates in Oct 1 Order Change
North Billerica council No 1328 of the Royal Arcanum condemned the supreme council's new rates effective October 1 as unfair to older members and harmful to membership. Massachusetts grand council appeals to modify enforcement to avoid driving members away and hindering new entrants. A committee led by John Hughes and four others was formed to confer with Boston councils and seek changes.
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Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Grand Council of Massachusetts
North Billerica Council
Order
Lowell
Supreme Council of the Order
Boston
North Billerica
Grand Council
John Hughes
A. W. Holden
James J. Campbell
John Meehan
James A. Ruth
One Man Wounded in Fishermen's Quarrel
Burlington Vermont June 21 John Powers owner of a small hotel on the Winooski river was shot and seriously wounded today during a fight with five young men from the city who had gone to the river to fish. A. K. Randall P Bouger Frank Bouger Fred Clark and Hollis Bean are held in the local police station to await the outcome. James Hope an employee of Powers said the weapon a shotgun owned by Powers was in the hands of Frank Bouger. The shooting arose from a quarrel over a boat.
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Burlington
John Powers
Winooski
Powers
A. K. Randall
P. Bouger
Frank Bouger
Fred Clark
Hollis Bean
James Hope
Whch
Maniac barricades hotel room and kills self in San Francisco
In Eddy street, Thomas Lobb held about 1000 bystanders at bay for two hours firing nine people and ignoring police. He killed himself in a fourth floor United States hotel room after a rifle bullet hit a Chinese man. No fatalities occurred among victims.
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San Francisco
Eddy Street
Thomas Lobb
United States
Japanese Detachment Occupies Kangsong in Korea
Tokio reports a Japanese detachment in northern Korea has completely occupied Kangsong on Tuesday. A few thousand Russians withdrew with artillery toward Siasong, about 12 miles north.
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Tokio
Korea
Kangsong
Siasong
Armistice talks rumored as Japanese push in Manchuria
Report from St. Petersburg notes public misperception about a new armistice effort while official despatches indicate Japan has begun a main advance in Manchuria with no major clashes yet. Nearby, Country Club Ladies Day leads to a traditional Baptist picnic outcome.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Frey Endorses Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder in Buffalo
Rev P L Frey pastor of Maple Street Baptist Church Buffalo announces relief from colds headaches and catarrh using Agnew's Catarrhal Powder praising its results and recommending it to all. He adds the remedy is a perfect specific for influenza and notes Agnew's Ointment is unequaled for skin diseases or piles priced 35 cents.
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P. L. Frey
Maple Street Baptist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
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Dalous
Mercado
Legation
W. W. Russell
F. B. Loomis
Charles R. Mayers
Cottage St
Melrose
Mass
I. C. Richardson
Wii
ROYAL
Reso
O'Donnell Dry Goods Co
Asiny
Chi “En
Milan
Berlin
Kettles
Maniac
Annex
Dwight
Marseilles
Ecru
O’donnell Dry Goods Co
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