President Roosevelt Returns Home in Torrential Storm
President Roosevelt arrived at Sagamore Hill aboard a special train amid a severe thunderstorm. He greeted 300 to 400 well-wishers, shook hands with supporters, and joined his family for a rain-soaked drive to the house. Secret Service and other officers guard the grounds as offices are settled for Oyster Bay stay.
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President Roosevelt's Train Stops Across Pennsylvania
President Roosevelt travels by special train from Pittsburgh to Oyster Bay with Attorney General Knox aboard. Crowds greet him in Harrisburg and Lancaster, where he speaks briefly and receives flowers. Engineers Johnston and Conklin are recognized, while Knox heads to Washington. In Philadelphia the Olympia is greeted by railroad workers as the journey continues.
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Roosevelt presses for trust legislation plan
President Roosevelt aims to move Congress to regulate and supervise trusts at the next session. Attorney General Knox and Representative Littlefield of Maine are drafting a bill with presidential backing. Frequent conferences will refine details before introduction ahead of fall travels.
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Milford teacher killed in bicycle crash in Port Jervis
Alfred C. Hanna a school teacher from Delaware Township Pike County Pennsylvania was riding on Broad Street Milford when he turned into the gutter veered struck a telegraph pole fracturing his skull. He was taken to Port Jervis Hospital where he died last evening He was forty years old and married.
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Mutiny in Industrial School and End of Strike Efforts
District reports a mutiny at an industrial school as operators attempt to quell unrest and move toward ending the strike. The incident prompts scrutiny of labor conditions and governance at the facility.
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The Man in the Streets and the Panama Canal Cartoons
A magazine supplement page lists several cartoons and sketches including The Man in the Streets The Cartoon on Panama Canal politics Anti Imperialism The Democratic July Walk and other features. It also mentions pieces such as A Summer in New York by Edward W Townsend Little Stories of Stage People and Wise Men of Wall Street among others.
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Operators Plan 10 Break Coal Strike
Philadelphia report says George F. Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway and Coal and Iron Co. plans a move to break the anthracite strike by starting two Wilkes-Barre area collieries around mid July. Bosses expect to recruit miners nationwide, guard the mines, and influence the Indianapolis convention toward avoiding a general walkout.
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Fragmented Notice From A Local Archive
A garbled OCR fragment references a civic notice or legal matter. It mentions an action or event with unspecified parties and dates, making precise identification impossible from the readable text.
Boston and Maine Not Purchasing Coal Lands
Boston and Maine Railroad denies reports it will buy bituminous coal lands in Pennsylvania. Officials say the strike has not created any need to enter coal mining and emphasize the railroad is not entering the coal business despite offers from landowners.
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Lace Mill Strike Settle Effort In Wilkes Barre
The National Board of the Amalgamated Association of Lacemakers, five Philadelphia residents, arrived to settle the Wilkes Barre lace mill strike. An agreement had been reached last Saturday to resume Tuesday, but a hitch delayed restart. The board met with mill employees’ committee. Monday they plan talks with the Illinois superintendent. The walkout began after the superintendent refused to discharge five girls whose fathers and brothers stayed in mines following miners’ requests to join the strike.
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Coal situation in the city heats up amid soft coal ban
The Health Department case against Manhattan Railway over nuisance from burning soft coal resumes Thursday in Harlem Police Court. The company promises only hard coal on the elevated lines, claiming diligence to comply with the anti smoke ordinance. Dealers report scarce hard coal and merchants say soft coal shortages extend as members of the coal trade and river ferries adjust to the strike and coal supply dynamics.
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Boy Killed by Flobert Rifle in Meadow Brook Swim Trip
In Scranton Pennsylvania on July 5, eleven year old Joseph Hornbeck was shot through the heart and killed by an accidental discharge of a Flobert rifle. The weapon was in the hands of nineteen year old Michael Steinbach as the pair traveled to Meadow Brook pool for sport. The tragedy halted plans for a swimmers outing and raised questions about firearm safety among youths.
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Bodies of Train Victims Sent Home
Greenwich July 5 The bodies of the two girls killed by the Boston express here yesterday were sent to their parents today. The tragedy impacted the town as officials worked to notify families and manage arrangements amid ad hoc public concern.
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Mutiny at State Industrial School injures cadet during escape attempt
An inmate shot in the temple during a riot at the State Industrial School in Rochester as three boys tried to flee from the First Division yard during a fireworks display. One escapee, William King of Syracuse, was recaptured at Sea Breeze Irondequoit Bay. The wounded cadet is Adam Oliver, eighteen, of Rochester, treated and not seriously hurt.
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War on fast autos in Nassau County arrests three offenders
District Attorney Niemann announced a crackdown on speeding with measured courses on Freeport and Hempstead roads. Three drivers Howard A. Dietz Reid Holliday and Thomas J. Donohue faced charges with Dietz pleading not guilty and Holliday and Donohue fined. Authorities plan more patrols and additional measured courses across the county.
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Rich Woman Studies Music in Italy
Boston July 5 Mrs Francis Batcheller wife of a millionaire shot manufact urer has sailed for Italy to study vocal music under famous Italian masters. Her voice is a soprano of great compass and purity. She travels with Mrs Bates and is to Naples then Rome to begin studies in autumn. Francis Batcheller, president of E H Batcheller Co, faced factory closure six months ago with 1200 workers laid off.
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Swift & Co Fire at Stock Yards Destroys Large Building
A major blaze at Swift & Co in Chicago, July 5, destroyed a four story brick structure at Packers Avenue and Broadway. The loss is estimated at 1 million dollars with 3,950 beeves and vast hides and tallow ruined. Fire departments from multiple units fought the fire, but the building burned within an hour, though records in vaults were saved. Insurance will cover all losses.
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Earthquake in Salonica Causes Wrecks and Loss of Life
A Vienna dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports a severe quake felt in Salonica European Turkey yesterday afternoon. Many houses were wrecked and there was considerable loss of life though particulars were not yet received.
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Million Woman Plaintiff Sues Over Quicksilver Mines
Katryn C. Plumer of Brooklyn sues in Manhattan Supreme Court seeking half of profits from quicksilver mines in Lake and Colusa Counties California. Defendants include Riley A. Bogges Richard T. Harding John T. Reed Charles Page Richard White and California Title and Insurance and Trust Company. She estimates profits at about 1.5 million and alleges a 1897 co partnership with Bogges with 80 000 advanced. She seeks dissolution of the partnership injunction against stock transfers and a receiver.
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San Francisco
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Empire Quicksilver Mining Company
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Charge Against a Railroad Over Tax Evasion Claimed
Special to The New York Times reports that Western Indiana Railway Co is accused by a city council committee of dodging taxes on about 3 million dollars of real estate. The council maps show 16 parcels labeled trackage, including farmland, houses, and vacant lots across Chicago. The issue awaits presentation to the corporate board and city authorities for action.
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Gold Heels Triumph Clips World Record At Brighton
Gold Heels, the popular favorite, won the Brighton Handicap by a half length over Blues and Arreggor after a fast mile and a quarter in 2 08, shaving a fraction off the world record. The vast crowd of 25 000 to 30 000 packed the new roofed field stand as bookmakers watched losses mount and spectators hailed the four year old’s performance.
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