Vatican replies to Taft note on Philippines faiths
The Vatican rejects recall of friars within a fixed period and offers a twelve article plan to transfer lands and issue arbitration. It proposes a tribunal supervised by the Pope and U.S. President Roosevelt, with payments in Mexican dollars and a path to pacification. The Holy See vows to influence clerical adherence to the government and to cooperate on education and church properties in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Taft
Philippine Islands
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Porter
United States Army
Washington
Gov. Taft
Roosevelt
Medical College of San José
Manila
United States
Philippines
Tribunal of
Holy See
Paris
Spain
Raffles Forbidden at Coronation Bazaar
The Imperial Coronation Bazaar opens at the Botanical Gardens as the profits for children’s hospitals may be reduced by suppressing small raffles and lotteries. W W S Caine urged Home Secretary C T Ritchie in the Commons to address morals reform in the empire.
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NEW York Times
London
Botanical Gardens
W.W. S. Caine
Cornwall
C. T. Ritchie
Home Secretary
House of Commons
Markets and schedules amid busy newspaper index and ads
The page lists diverse items from stock quotes and commodity prices to hotel arrivals and amusements. It notes pages for market updates, legal notes, fires, railroads, real estate and weather, plus travel ads for Hudson River Day Line and a Pacific Coast tour via Pennsylvania Railroad with August dates and a $200 rate.
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Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atdv
Public betting and lotteries flourish in London clubs and public life
A public notice described raffles at a bazaar with police informed and arrangements made for lotteries. London clubs hold annual Derby sweepstakes, whispers of private pools in the House of Commons lobby persist, and professional bookmakers thrive without interference.
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Ritchie
London
House of Commons
Raid on Bowery slumming party ends in arrests
Inspector Brooks with Captain Walsh and 25 plainclothes police raided Bayard Street resorts on warrants from Justice Holbrook. A slumming party was arrested. a young woman from Forsyth Street and a Brooklyn lawyer were detained but later released after missteps. Other arrests followed at Bowery addresses for disorderly conduct and liquor tax violations. Josephine Goldberger, alleged operator of the Bayard Street resort, was not arrested.
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Inspector Brooks
Capt. Walsh
Eldridge Street
Justice Holbrook
Court of Special Sessions
Brooks
Sergt. McDermott
Bayard Street
Chuck ” Connors
Chuck’ Connors
Chuck" Connors
Fannie Tichner
Forsyth Street
Hotel Imperial
Station House
Bowery
Edward Lynch
William H. Galway
Josephine Goldberger
Coke shortage slows Pittsburgh area furnaces
Scarcity of coke has led the Fannie Blast Furnace at West Middlesex to be banked. Local iron producers warn several furnaces in the two valleys may close by week’s end due to rising coke demand. Cornellsville coke purchases by Eastern furnaces, linked to the anthracite miners’ strike, are identified as a major cause.
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Pittsburg
Fannie
West Middlesex
Penn
Cornellsville
Eastein
Disbrow Committed on Murder Charge in Foster Case
Louis Disbrow was committed to Riverhead Jail on murder charges in the Foster and Lawrence case after a lengthy hearing. District Attorney Smith claimed Disbrow lied. defense lawyer Miles vowed to overturn evidence and seek habeas relief. Witnesses testified about Foster's body and facial wound, while questions about autopsy and drowning relevance continued.
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N. Y
Louis Disbrow
Riverhead
Clarence Foster
Sarah R. Lawrence
Miles
Disbrow
Foster
Lawrence
Cortwin
Tiana Bay
Smith
Sheriff Wells
Mr. Miles
Justice Foster
Albert T. Hahn
Bayman
James Cassidy
A. C. Mott
Tiana
Mott
Dr. Chattle
Benjamin
Chattle
Forty-ninth Street
Sixth and
Seventh Avenues
New York
Sixty
Union Gas Corporation Formed To Take Over Barnsdall Properties
Pittsburgh July 9. Robert C Hall of R C Hall & Co stock brokers announce the Union Gas Corporation with a 6 million capital and 2 million bond mandate to acquire Theodore N Barnsdall gas properties in Pennsylvania and West Virginia oil fields supplying large territories.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Robert Co. Hall
R. C. Hall & Co
Union Gas Corporation
Theodore N. Barnsdall
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Sunday Excursion to Mauch Chunk Ad
Special excursion to Mauch Chunk dubbed The Switzerland of America on July 13 via New Jersey Central. Tickets priced at $1.50 with a special train from St Liberty Street at 8:30 A M. Switchheck surcharge 50 cents extra. Advance notice.
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Mauch Chunk
Switzerland of America
New Jersey Central
St. Liberty St
Land given as premium in Ballston scheme
In Ballston and Clifton Park investors report deeds from Walter E. Kelton gifting land to residents south of the village. Each deed includes two pounds of coffee as a premium. Fifty lots have already sold and more are moving fast amid rumors of a $1,000 wager on sales within three months.
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Ballston
N. Y
Saratoga County Clerk's Office
Walter E. Kelton
Schenectady
Clifton Park
Excursion Rates to Western Points
Low excursion rates to St Paul Minneapolis Denver Salt Lake City Portland Tacoma Los Angeles and Sansco available via Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Mail address 381 Broadway Northville.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Denver
Salt Lake City
Portland
Tacoma
Los Francishi
Angeles
Sansco
Iullwaukee
St. Paul Ry
B’way
In convalescence 'am Johann Hoff's Ex tract
Fragmentary OCR notes about a tonic extract linked to Johann Hoff. The readable portion hints at a restorative remedy in convalescence but lacks verifiable events, dates, or concrete claims.
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Johann Hoff
Outlaw Tracy Escapes In Washington Pursuit Hots Up
Seattle July 9 pursuit of outlaw Harry Tracy is temporarily suspended as Sheriff Cudthee consolidates guards from southern suburbs. A Renton to Black River area search continues with bloodhounds, guards on roads, and rumors of Merrill joining Tracy. Three men under suspicion were detained in Renton.
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Seattle
Wash
Harry Tracy
Cudthee
Cudihee
Renton
Black River Junction
Tracy
Merrill
Desperado
Salem
Black River Bridge
Andy Neilson
Tom Madden
Phil Ritchie
Cedar River
Burroughs
Western Union to Seek Injunction Against Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Union plans to seek a temporary injunction to stop the Pennsylvania Railroad from further interference with its lines. The dispute centers on pole and wire rights near Pavonia New Jersey and the railroad's end of free passes, which has prompted the telegraph company to act to protect its network.
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Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Union
Pavonia
N J
Western Union Company
Death of Mr Latimer in St Marys Hospital
Albert C Latimer 37 was shot during a burglary at his Brooklyn home 318 Hancock Street. He died at St Marys Hospital after autopsy found bullets causing fatal injuries including a left arm wound suggesting self defense. He left a widow two children and worked as a stationer and collector for De Witt Clinton Council Royal Arcanum.
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Albert C. Latimer
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Latimer
Robert J. Morrison
West
Morrison
Mr. Latimer
Delphia
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Princeton
Columbia Law School
West Fifty-fourth Street
University, Union, Reform
Southern
Pennsylvania
Association of the Bar of the
City of New York
Col. Monroe
State Democracy
Frederic R. Coudert
Maurice J. Powers
William C Whitney
E. Ellery Anderson
William B. Hornblower
J. de Witt Warner
Charles D. Cary
Olean
William A. Beach
Syracuse
William A. Poucher
Oswego
Daniel Magone
Ogdensburg
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Hill
Tammany
Col
Monroe
Jerome
Committee of Fifteen
New Appointment to Mayor Low’s Cabinet in Brooklyn
Col. Robert Grier Monroe will replace J. Hampden Dougherty as Commissioner of the Department of Water Supply Gas and Electricity. Dougherty resigns citing incompatible duties with his private practice. Monroe vows active administration and Dougherty plans to advise as needed.
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J. Hampden Dougherty
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Col
Robert Grier Monroe
Low
Dougherty
Monroe
Brooklyn
Grout
Corporation Counsel
Mount Prospect Laboratory
Col. Monroe
William A. de Long
James H. Haslin
Manhattan
Thomas J. Mulligan
Bronx
Lawrence Gresser
Queens
Robert van Iderstine
George L. Rees
Reginald 8. Doull
Phila
Weading-botsle Club Rally Sparks Odd Protest
Noted scribbles describe a chaotic gathering at a local club with unusual behavior and scattered comments about reading and clubs. The text implies a disorderly scene and confused audience engagement.
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Weading-botsle
Excursion to Mauch Chunk and Switchback Tour
A brief ad notes an excursion to Mauch Chunk with mentions of the beswagei and Phrignets, dated 10, 18th, and a new item from Lent Street with a switchback feature highlighted.
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Mauch Chunk
Feeler for Get-Rich-Quick Scheme Crashes in Midwest
Chicago reports reveal the Al Fetzer Company investment scheme collapsed, affecting Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin residents. The ponzi style operation paid weekly dividends then failed, with Hammond Indiana and Appleton Wisconsin hit hardest and hundreds of thousands lost.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
al Fetzer Company
Hammond
Ind
Appleton
Wis
Fetzer
Hugh Morris
New York City
Corn Shorts Settlements Shift in Chicago Market Report
A Chicago market note reports a potential private settlement attempt by a major trader tied to the Gates group after a short position in July corn. Prices traded between 86 and 88 cents, with weather concerns adding to gains in wheat and oats. Traders fear rain could hurt hay and oats yields, echoing last year’s drought.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Wall Street
Gates
Harris, Gates & Co
Shorts
Field Family Wedding Presents Worth 1.3 Million
In Lenox Massachusetts on July 9 prominent gifts for Mr and Mrs W B O Field totaled 475 items. William D Sloane gave a diamond ruby collar and Fifth Avenue house with Elm Court country lot. Vanderbilt, Reid, Whitney and Sloane families supplied valuables including plates, sapphire brooch, tea sets and silver cups. Present value estimated at 1.3 million dollars.
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Lenox
Mass
W. B. O. Field
William D. Sloane
Fifth Avenue
Elm Court
Frederick Vanderbilt
Whitelaw Reid
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Sloane
London
Harry Payne Whitney
New York
Twenty Hours to Chicago Train Advert
A daily train from West 23d Street New York departs at 1:55 PM and arrives in Chicago at 8:55 AM the next day. Standard equipment advertised.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Saturday Half-Holiday Excursion to New Haven
A Saturday excursion to New Haven via St Richard Peck costs $1.50 with returns the same evening. Advertisement notes July 13 and steamers from Greenwich.
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New Haven
St. Richard Peck
Russell Sage Used In Steel Trust Suit Denial Emerges
Newark July 9 Vice Chancellor Emery signs order admitting Russell Sage as co complainant in suit against United States Steel Corporation. Sage says he did not authorize use of his name and had given proxy to vote for bond issue. he seeks withdrawal. David Lamar involved. stock moves with news. Sage rebuts efforts to harass the company.
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David Lamar
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Russell Sage
Newark
N. J
Emery
Robert H. McCarter
Willan H. Curtiss
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Bernard Smith
F. W. Hopkins
Mr. Sage
Trenton
Stock Exchange
Bear
Abram I. Elkus
James, Schell & Elkus
Sage
Messrs
R. Sage
James R. Keene
Europe
Steel Trust
United States Corporation
Steel Corporation
Mr. Lamar
James Schell & Elkus
John Bloodgwood
Laidlaw
Mr. Elkus
Hodge
Br States Steel
Morgan
Elkus
United States Steel Pang
Russell
Tis
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Guv. Taft
Raffles
Index Tof
Society
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Weather Report
Hudson River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Blue
Nescopeere
Alleghany Mountains
Cortlandt and
Dess
Lehigh Valley
Disbrow Lied
Mr. Dougherty
New
York
Popels
Unday
Tongta
Sau Colusmn
Ena
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David
Lamar
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