Vatican replies to Taft note on Philippines religious policy
Rome July 18 Gov Taft will have farewell audience with the Pope on July 21 before leaving Rome for Vallombrosa. The Vatican note commends Secretary Root for US openness to Vatican measures for religious calm in the Philippines and outlines four negotiation points to be pursued in Manila with an Apostolic Delegate.
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Rome
Taft
Philippines
Vallombrosa
Florence
Vatican
Gov. Taft
Root
Holy See
United States
Secretary Root
Washington
Manila
Rampolla
Vatican negotiations judged a disguised failure say Rome clerics
The Rome correspondent of The Times reports that Osservatore Romano comments imply Taft's Vatican talks failed. Several cardinals in the Sacred College deplore Cardinal Rampolla's policy and the Commission of Cardinals.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Rome
the Times
Gov. Taft
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Sacred College
Cardinal Rampolla
Pope Displeased Over Cardinal Commission Handling
Rome dispatch reports the Pope intensely dis pleased with how the Commission of Cardinals is conducting negotiations. The London Chronicle correspondent notes strain in Vatican dealings and potential eruptions within church leadership following the commission's actions.
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London
Rome
Daily Chronicle
Market Prices and Page References Highlight Daily Ledger
The item lists commodity prices for wheat corn oats cotton and butter with page references to arrivals hotels legal notes fire losses and various sections. It notes market data appears on pages 13 14 and 16 along with notices on businesses railroads real estate society and weather.
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Northern
Western Creamery
Ae Intelligence
United Service
Weather Report
Colorado Special from Chicago to Denver
The Colorado Special to Denver from Chicago runs one night en route leaving Chicago at 6 30 P M daily. Low excursion rates available daily via Chicago North Western and Union Pacific Bus. Offices listed at 287 and 461 Broadway.
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Colorado
Denver
Chicago
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific Bus
Broadway
Pocono Mountain Special Train Schedule Notice
Pocono Mountain Special via Lackawanna Railroad to Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg and Mt Pocono departs Fridays and Saturdays at 2 PM with no intermediate stops. Service runs between New York and the Gap.
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Pocono Mountain
Lackawanna
Delaware Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Mt. Pocono
New York
the Gap
Pope dissolves cardinal commission in Philippines talks
A correspondent reports the Pope has nullified the Cardinal Commission and signaled readiness to meet with Judge Taft, deeming American demands reasonable and expressing intent to discuss the friars issue directly.
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Taft
Philippines
Asphalt Trust Reorganizes. Greene Resigns as President
Philadelphia July 18 The Biddle Committee complete its plan for the Asphalt Trust and will mail reports to security holders. Gen Francis V Greene resigns as President and will hold no connection with the trust. Officers of subsidiaries retire. John M Mack viewed as dominant in the reorganization and likely next president to succeed Greene. board accepts Greene’s resignation in the National Asphalt Company.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Biddle Committee
Asphalt Trust
Francis V. Greene
New York
John M. Mack
National Asphalt _Company
Mack
National Asphalt Company
Gen. Greene
National Asphalt Company Reorganization Forecast
A Wall Street forecast outlines the National Asphalt Company reorganization with $31 million capitalization. It allocates $17 million common and $14 million preferred, with bondholders receiving 50 percent in 5 percent cumulative preferred, plus potential conversion terms and stock allocations to shareholders and bondholders.
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Wall Street
National Asphalt Company
Protective Committee
Asphalt of America
National Asphalt
Hanna Opposes Gen Wood for Canal Commission
Washington July 18. Senator Hanna plans to oppose confirming Gen Wood as head of the Canal Commission if the President presses the appointment. Observers expect Hanna can defeat Wood in the Senate and may sway the President to abandon the plan. Critics point to Wood’s Cuba governorship and Rathbone case controversy as grounds for opposition.
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May
Canal Commission
Rathbone
New York Times
Washington
Senator Hanna
Gen. Wood
Hanna
Senate
Mr. Rathbone
Cuba
Lawson to Build New Defender After The History Of The America’s Cup
Yachting circles in Boston say Thomas W. Lawson will unveil plans for a new ninety foot defender as his forthcoming book The History of the America’s Cup hits the market. The old Independence may be rebuilt as a trial horse, with secret conferences shaping a surprise. Lawson and his secretary refuse comment to guard the move.
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New York Times
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Dining Car Menu On Blue Line Trains Between New York And Washington
The Present Menu on Dining Cars on Baltimore and Ohio Royal Route of New Jersey and Pennsylvania Railroad Blue Line trains between New York and Washington advances the standard which has always been the highest on these trains.
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Baltimore & Ohio Royal C. R. R
N. J
P. & R. R’y- Blue Line
New York
Washington
Two Suspects Nabbed in Patch of Forty First Street Burglaries
Detectives Reap and Fogarty arrested Edward Brown and Philip H Simons following a year of break ins around Forty first to Forty second streets and Fifth and Madison Avenues. About 8000 dollars in clothing silverware and jewelry were stolen with 3000 found in their rooms.
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Edward Brown
Philip H. Simons
Reap
Fogarty
Titus
Forty-second Streets
Fifth and
Madison Avenues
Brown
East Forty-second Street
Simons
Dr. Kimball
East Forty-first Street
Clayton
Leon Mayer
Robertson Brothers
Kensico Cemetery
Ss. S. Ferek
W. Duff Bullard
Madison Avenue
Reading Stock Rumor Sparks Control Debate
Capt John P Green denies a Pennsylvania Railroad gain of control over the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad The rumor links Morgan interests to a possible Reading takeover and outlines the voting trust and potential dissolution if a fourth straight annual dividend on first preferred stock is declared Readings capital structure and trustees are noted with Morgan Packard Perkins and Welsh named as voting trustees
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New York Times
Philadelphia
John P. Green
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Capt. Green
Reading
Pennsylvania
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
George W. Perkins
New York
C. W. Packard
John Lowther Welsh
Water Restrictions Hit Wide West Side District
The Department of Water Supply Gas and Electricity announced water service would be curtailed today and tomorrow in the area west of Central Park bounded by Fifty ninth Street to One Hundred and Twenty fourth Street and east of the Park from Sixty sixth Street to Ninety sixth Street. Commissioner Monroe cited the moving of a thirty six inch main on Broadway between One Hundred and Seventh Street and One Hundred and Ninth Street to enable the rapid transit subway as the reason. About 15000 to 16000 houses will be affected.
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Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Central Park
Fiftyninth Street
One Hundred and
Twentyfourth Street
Park
Sixty-sixth Street
Ninety-sixth Street
Monroe
One Hundred and Seventh Street
One Hundred and Ninth Street
Broadway
Mexican Silver Mine Purchase Reported Near Monterey
Edward Doerr of the Guggenheim Exploration Company confirms the purchase of the Zaragoza silver mine near Monterey for 400000 dollars. The item appears in a Monterey dispatch via AUSTIN dated July 18. The notice accompanies ads for a July 20 Lake Hopatcong excursion via New Jersey Central.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
Monterey
Mexico
Edward Doerr
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Smelter Trust
Zaragoza
Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey Central
Liberty St
Young couple elope link Breckinridge into San Francisco
San Francisco authorities report Miss Addie Murphy daughter of banker S. G. Murphy and John C Breckinridge II grandson of Lloyd Tevis and John Cabell Breckinridge wed in San Jose after earlier license failure. Murphy laments change in daughter’s standing as Tevis family makes peace with union.
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San Francisco Bank
John Cabell Breckinridge
New York Times
San Francisco
Cal
Addie Murphy
S. G. Murphy
John Co. Breckinridge
Lloyd Tevis
Kentucky
Lincoln
Breckinridge
Mr. Murphy
San Jose
$100 000 Gift From Morosini To Venice Campanile Fund
Giovanni P Morosini the New York banker and Venice descendant sent 100000 to aid rebuilding the Campanile in Venice creating much emotion The article recounts his Venice birth fear of Austrian punishment in 1849 flight to Smyrna and journey to Boston before a notable business career and art collecting prominence in Canaletto works and armor halls on the Hudson
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Venice
Giovanni P. Morosini
New York
Campanile
Wall Street
Giovanni Morosini
Naples
Morosini
Smyrna
United State
Boston
Garibaldi
Europe
America
Marsh
Erie Railroad
Nathaniel Marsh
Erie Company
Antonio Canaletto
The
Hudson
Actress Lillian Elma Seeks Absolute Divorce From J D Bergen
Lillian Elma known actress files for absolute divorce from James D Bergen of J D Bergen & Co glass with offices in New York and Meriden. She seeks $100 weekly alimony and a $1500 counsel fee pendente lite claiming mistreatment and alleged relations with Nella Opper and Estella Mock. Proceedings set before Judge Giegerich on July 23.
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James D. Bergen
J. D. Bergen & Co
Murray Street
New York
Meriden
Conn
Lillian M. Bergen
Lillian Elma
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Herman L. Roth
Manhattan Theatre
Bergen
Nella Opper
de Wolf Hopper
Estella Mock
National Conservatory of Music
Frohman
Leslie Carter
Nella
Readon
Hopper
Edna Wallace
City Hall
Alderman Bridges
Lake George
Garf ield Twenty Dollar Note Fragment Sent to Port New York
A typewritten letter from Conscientia accompanies half of a twenty-dollar gold note enclosed for customs. The sender proposes splitting the bill to guard against loss, sending part to the collector at Port of New York and part to the Secretary of the Treasury.
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Stranahan
Garfield
Port
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Poland Water Depot Advertises Kidney and Stomach Cure
Poland Poland water is touted as a daily prescribed mineral remedy for kidneys and stomach issues and typhoid fever. It claims a positive cure for acute Bright’s disease and offers a free Poland Water book by mail. Telegraph and depot contact provided with Day Line tickets advertised.
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Poland
Cortlandt
Park Place
New York
Cyclone Devastates Ontario Farms and Missourian Flood Roils Iowa
A cyclone near Chesterville Ontario destroys farm buildings and wounds and kills residents, with $200000 plus estimated losses across Winchester area. In Keokuk Iowa heavy rains flood Missouri farms, threatening thousands of acres and raising losses to about 4 million dollars. Joliet Illinois suffers four inch rainfall causing street floods and plant closures.
Cloudburst Floods Lincoln Retail Districts
Lincoln Illinois suffered a daytime cloudburst that flooded streets cellars and basements in stores. Hail wind and electrical damage caused considerable destruction in the city and surrounding areas.
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Lincoln
Ill
Cloudburst Destroys Plattsmouth Town Core
A night cloudburst in Plattsmouth Nebraska washed four feet of water through the main street collapsing six frame buildings and flooding cellars. The electric light plant failed and merchandise stocks were damaged. Estimated total damage reaches 200000 dollars. Burlington tracks were washed out and trains rerouted. Mayors request police chief aid to restore normal conditions.
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Omaha
Neb
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Donahue
Windstorm Follows Rain. Kokomo Postmaster Killed
Denver reports an unusual windstorm followed by heavy rain. half an inch. W F P Swallows, a prominent Kokomo Colorado merchant and Postmaster, was instantly killed by lightning there today.
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Denver
W. FP. Swallows
Kokomo
Col
Flood Waters Hit Lincoln Suburbs After Heavy Rain
Lincoln Nebraska reports nearly three inches of rainfall inflating flood danger in the west part of the city. Salt Creek and Oak Creek rose about three feet this afternoon, submerging first floors of several homes as water continues to rise tonight.
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Joliet
Iil
Lincoln
Neb
Maine Launch Wrecked Near Lewes During Gale
A northeast gale drove the steam launch Maine of Hudson Contracting Co. ashore at the Queen Anne Railroad Pier. The vessel broke up with fragments scattered along the beach. The crew escaped unharmed. The launch was en route to Rehobeth Bay for canal work.
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Lewes
Del
Maine
Hudson Contracting Company
New York
Queen Anne Railroad Pier
Rehobeth Bay
Trolley Line Reaches Near Princeton Campus
The Johnson trolley line was completed today within a hundred yards of Princeton University in front of the campus. The new line may break longstanding seclusion traditions as large crowds from Trenton are expected to visit. The roadbed is described as exceptionally good.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Johnson
University
Trenton
Pennsylvania Special train to Chicago ad and tonic claim
Leave New York 1 55 P M arrive Chicago 8 55 A M The Pennsylvania Special via Pennsylvania Railroad dining car buffet smoking car Adv Johann Hoff's Extract helps nature to throw off dangerous catarrhal secretions The great tonic Accept NO SUBSTITUTE Adv.
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New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johann Hoff
Anarchist Barber Arrested in Bra Aims at King Victor Emmanuel
A Milan dispatch reports a young barber, recently from Paterson New Jersey, arrested at Bra near Turin. He claims the name Tonetti but is believed to be using a false ID, confessing anarchist ties. Seized papers link him to Paterson anarchists and outline plans to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel during his motor journeys to private estates.
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London
Milan
Daily Telegraph
Bra
Turin
Paterson
N. J
Tonetti
Victor Emmanuel
Cyclone Wrecks Cottages at Adirondack Resort
A fierce hurricane hit Ralphs, a popular Adirondack Summer resort on Upper Chateaugay Lake near Ogdensburg New York, wrecking several camps and cottages and overturning a steam launch. Clockmaker Seth Thomas’s cottage partly damaged and a caretaker seriously injured. Edwin A Sawyer owner of another destroyed cottage. A tornado later near Dannemora damaged factories, a bridge, barns and homes in Moffittsville.
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New York Times
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Ralphs
Chateaugay Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Seth Thomas
New York
Thomas
Edwin A. Sawyer
Ellensburg
Yacht Capsizes Off Sandy Hook in Sudden Squall
A small sloop yacht capsized about half a mile off Sandy Hook after a noon squall. Two men were thrown overboard and rescued by steam yacht Charlotte. Government steamer Ordnance offered aid, but wrecking tug Celtic towed and righted the vessel in Sandy Hook Bay.
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Sandy Hook Bay
Sandy Hook
Charlotte
Ordnance
Celtic
Twenty Ton Safe Falls at Gerken Building Accident
Workmen lowering a twenty ton safe at 92 West Broadway caused a block to break and the safe to plunge twenty five feet, breaking stairs. Joseph Halford of Brooklyn suffered a scalp wound a possible broken rib and a injured right hand and was taken to Hudson Street Hospital.
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Gerken
West Broadway
Joseph Halford
Portland Avenue
Brooklyn
Hudson Street Hospital
Young Boy Charged With Attempting Train Wreck
Seneca Falls New York July 18 Judson Armstrong ten year old boy is under arrest on charges of attempting to wreck a New York Central passenger train. He allegedly placed a heavy iron fishplate on a track crossing the canal and Seneca River. The engine was damaged only slightly as the impact occurred near an embankment. Francis Fitzsimmons named as co culprit was arrested, confessed, and later released to parents. Armstrong remains in custody for examination next Monday.
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New York Times
Seneca Falls
N. Y
New York Central
Here
Judson Armstrong
Canal
Seneca River
Francis Fitzsimmons
Armstrong
Cayuga Lake
Fitzsimmons
Louisville Papers May Be Sold to Chicago Investors
Negotiations are pending for the sale of The Louisville Commercial and The Louisville News to Chicago capitalists. An option on the properties was secured by L. D. Sampson of Barbourville, a former Chicago newspaper man. The two papers may fetch about $100,000. The publishers are at odds with Republican factions in Kentucky, and property value has fallen. Sampson has not disclosed the Chicago buyers.
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Chesterville
Ontario
John Kearns
Winchester
Michael Grady
John “Clark
Clark
Finch
Osnabruck
New York Times
Louisville
Louisville News
Chicago
L. D. Sampson
Barbourville
Republican Party
Kentucky
Sampson
Cranberry Lake Excursions From New York
Weekly Sunday trips to Lackawanna Railroad picnic resort depart New York at 8 45 A M and return from the lake at 6 30 P M The route passes Summit Morristown and all the Oranges A delightful ride for $1 Adv
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Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Summit
Morristown
Oranges
Newport Excursion by Long Island R R and Steamer
Sunday excursion advertised via Long Island Railroad and steamer from Greenport on July 20. Details appear in the Excursion Column with admission and schedule notes.
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Newport
Long Island R. A
Greenport
Adv
Judge Tuley Urges Court Arbitration Over Labor Disputes
Judge Murray Tuley urged settling labor disputes by courts and supported extending police power for arbitration. He warned strikes can threaten national stability and cautioned against relying on compulsory arbitration as it breeds social unrest. He cited John P. Morgan as a symbol of financier power and urged public control of major utilities to resolve disputes.
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New York Times
Chicago
Murray Tuley
State Bar Association
Steinway Hall
New Zealand
Tuley
Thermopylae
Murray
John P. Morgan
Federation of Labor
National Civic Federation
Hall
Tragic Trolley Death of 9-Year-Old in Williamsburg
Nine year old Daniel Dermody of 561 Metropolitan Avenue Williamsburg died after being struck by a Lorimer Street trolley at Lorimer and Conselyea. The boy, who cried out for help, died minutes after being extricated. Motorman Mathew Barr of 107 Nostrand Avenue was arrested on a homicide charge as crowds protested and police used reserves to control the scene.
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Daniel Dermody
Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg
Lorimer Street
Lorimer
Conselyea
Mathew Barr
Nostrand Avenue
Herbert Street
Barr
Railroad Schedule and Ad Highlights for Travel and Tea water
Makes Time for the Business Man the Pennsylvania Railroad 20 hour train to Chicago leaves New York 1 55 P M daily. Cooling and refreshing in warm weather the natural Carlsbad Sprudel Water be sure to get the genuine imported. Block Island New Saturday service via L L A R See Montauk Steamboat.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
Carlsbad
Adv
Block Island
Montauk Steamboat
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Review OF Books and Art
Asphalt Trust Reorganized
Gen
T. W. Lawson
Fortyfirst Street
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Green
Burnett
J. D. Bergen
Berallo
Albany
New Landing
West 129Th St
Missouri
Keokuk
Iowa
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Missouri Bluffs
Hannibal
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Alexandria
Corydon
Ottumwa
la Grange
Carroll
George Simons
Italy
Paterson, N. J
His Majesty
Adirondacks
Plattsburg
Moffittsville
Dannemora
Clinton
G. W. Goodale
Henry Duncan
Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company
Joseph Batcheller
Russia Cash Store
Workman
Judge
J. P. Morgan
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