Consuls to Receive Free Card Index of U S Manufacturers
American consulates worldwide will be supplied with a card index system of catalogues and literature from U S manufacturers. The plan, arranged by the State Department and the Department of Commerce and Labor, aims to speed replies to buyer inquiries and boost U S commerce. Manufacturers may submit cards at no cost, printed in the language of the recipient country and in a uniform size.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
State Department
Commerce and Labor
Consular Service
William Harper
Bureau of Information
Philadelphia Museum
Commercial Intelligence Bureau of
England
Great Britain
John M. Carson
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Panama Line May Stop Panama Service in Summer
Secretary of War Dickinson has been notified that Pacific Mail Steamship Co may withdraw its Panama service this summer unless pro rata arrangements for west coast to New York traffic improve. The rate is eight dollars per ton, with four dollars received by the company. Panama Railroad Co executive BEA Drake is due in Washington to discuss the issue.
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Washington
Dickinson
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Panama
San Francisco
New York
West Coast
Isthmus
Panama Railroad and Steamship Company
BE. A. Drake
Panama Railroad Company
Brunswicks Win World Bowling Title In Madison Square Garden
The Brunswicks of New York defeated Thompson's Colts of Chicago in a special nine game world championship at Madison Square Garden by 8 298 to 7 888. Brunswicks players included P J Riddell G Riddell Watt Johns and Weingarth. C Linsman of New York posted 652 for three games, ranking fourth in individual play.
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Brunswicks
New York
Thompson
Colts
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
C. Linsman
Linsman
Lee Johns
Weingarth
Newark
Edward Thompson
Charles Buonamo
Rochester
Fred Hegeman
Brooklyn
H. J. Miller
Paul Loetje
A. J. Gengenbach
Baltimore
Bowis
Windheim
Utica
Carl and Haller
Helitus and Cohn
Smith and Gebhard
Buffalo
Edwards
P. J. Riddell
G. Riddell
Watt
Johns
Thompson Colts
Keppler
Boice
Flenner
Woodbury
G. Jarrett
W. Casey
No Favors for Philadelphia in Interstate Rail Discrimination Case
The final hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examined claims that railroads discriminated against Philadelphia flour shipments and storage in favor of New York. Philadelphia proponents argued millers and warehousemen backed a railroad coterie to protect Philadelphia's business, while railroads cited New York’s conditions. The commission questioned storage-legal reach, sessions ended with the case taken under advisement.
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New York Times
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Inter-State Commerce Commission
James S. Rogers
Philadelphia Commercial Exchange
Lane
Gompers Morrison Meet Taft on Labor Matters
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the AFL conferred with President Taft on labor issues presented earlier by the federation's Executive Council. Taft to discuss with Cabinet during summer. Gompers sails June 19 for Europe and aims to return for the November convention, possibly before a jail term.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Executive Council
Federation
Gompers
Europe
Baltic
Great Britain
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Aged Officers Relieved From Navy Posts
Washington June 2 five retired naval officers have been relieved from active duty under the new Administration Caspar S Goodrich former commandant of the New York Navy Yard and General Inspector of Navy Yards and Naval Stations is ordered home Winder Gow Laird and Calkins also relieved from Boston Washington Newport Naval Training Station with no clear designated replacements yet considered by Secretary Meyer
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Washington
Caspar S. Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Navy Yards
Newberry
Meyer
Capts. W. Winder
J. L. Gow
Boston Navy Yard
Charles Laird
Washington Navy Yard
C. G. Calkins
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I
New England Mills Attacked in Senate Tariff Battle
In Washington on June 2, New England demands for steep tariff duties are attacked in the Senate. Gore cites cotton and woollen mill profits while La Follette denounces leaders over pledges to Taft. Hale shows little interest as Taft era revision debates unsettle Middle West senators. Gore demonstrates a memory feat listing mill earnings and stocks.
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New York Times
Washington
New England
Senate
Gore
Nelson
Senator la Follette
Taft
Elkins
Mr. la Follette
Hale
Middle West
la Follette
La Follette Struggles Through Heat During Senate Debate
The scene covers a heated senate session with Senator La Follette delivering a long speech until exhaustion forced a brief recess. He yielded to Senator Elkins who then planned to continue the debate on coal oil and lumber the next day.
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United States
Troy. Cotton and Woollen Company
Massachusetts
la Follette
Senate
Senator Elkins
Jury for Olympiads
The International Council of the Olympian games in Berlin recommends an international jury to judge future events. It aims to avoid London 1908 controversies by placing judging under international control. The Swedish representative supports the plan and invites 1912 contestants to reside in Sweden during training in Stockholm.
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Berlin
London
England
Stockholm
Sweden
First Acorn Athletic Games Draw East’s Top Champions
The inaugural Acorn Athletic Association games set for Saturday at Hawthorne Field will feature nearly every metropolitan, National, and Olympic champion from the East. Sheridan trains for the all round championships at Celtic Park on July 5 and is scratch in the shot put, while Porter aims to break the world high jump record.
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Acorn Athletic Association
Hawthorne Field
Martin Sheridan
Harry Porter
Harry Hillman
Gus Ekman
Tom Collins
East
Sheridan
Celtic Park
Celt
Porter
Bender Retires in Fifth Round to Smith at Sharkey Club
Charlie Bender lasted five rounds before taking the count and yielding to Connie Smith in a ten round bout at the Sharkey Athletic Club located at Columbus Avenue and Sixty-fifth Street last night.
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Sharkey Athletic Club
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
Charlie Bender
Connie Smith
Coyotes Serenade Weston
A late night wildlife sighting near Weston reports coyotes vocalizing, described as a chorus of howls heard across the valley. Local residents noted the sounds echoing over hills as nocturnal wildlife moves through the area.
Weston’s Transcontinental Walk Ends Near Goal
The 71 year old Weston completes day sixty nine of a 100 day cross country trek from New York to San Francisco. The schedule covers March 15 to June 2 with stops including Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Agate Carr Z X L Ranch and Laramie totaling 2667 miles.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Kan
Hugo
Cob
Vaca Scces Ccaee
Agate
Col
Nunn
Carr
Z X L Ranch
Laramie
Wyoming
Rain Ends as Weston's Wyoming Trek Continues
Edward Payson Weston reports from Laramie a rain and wind storm ending, describes hospitality at the 7 P. L. Ranch, a late-night start toward Borie, then a 32 mile leg to Hermosa and plans to reach Laramie after travel from Cheyenne. Coyotes sing as the journey proceeds amid clear skies.
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New York Times
Laramie
Wyoming
Bome
Cheyenne
Westons Westward Journey Notes Distance Totals
Edward Payson Weston records travel updates noting 9 miles walked yesterday and 60 miles today, totaling 2,667 miles. He praises hospitality from distant town residents and ranchmen as he continues his famed journey.
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Edward Payson Weston
College Teams Suspended by Amateur Athletic Union
Major John J. Dixon said the AAU suspended the University of Colorado and Leland Stanford University track teams after both declared professional status and Colorado held a meeting during the Rocky Mountain championship. Stanford plans to run in the Chicago Conference Meet on June 5, and AAU championships will ban both teams and any athletes who competed with them from AAU or open events, with college games still allowed.
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John J. Dixon
National Registration Committee
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Bert Martin
Rocky Mountain Association
University of Colorado
Leland Stanford University
West
Leland Stanford
Chicago
Stanford University
Rule for traveling athletes extends to expense reports
Athletes competing outside New York City and receiving travel funds must submit an expense account to the Registration Committee chair. Failure to file will suspend the athlete.
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New York City
Ketchel Knocks Out Caponi in Fourth Round
In Schenectady New York Stanley Ketchel knocks out Toni Caponi in the fourth round of their boxing bout held tonight. Ketchel delivers a decisive finish to secure the victory. Caponi is stopped as the referee reaches the count.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Stanley Ketchel
Toni Caponi
Martin olar Dentistry Promise Boosts Tooth Revival
An advertisement promotes a book titled Martin olar Dentistry claiming to cure indigestion and improve appearance by teaching the NM Partinolar Method teeth without plates. It offers two access options: a free in‑office exam and mailing a coupon for home receipt, urging immediate action and highlighting affordable, natural results.
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Pacific Mail Company
Bates
Admiral Goodrich
U.S
At.s. Serge
U. S
America
Brill
Clothiers
Broadway
N. Chambers St
Union Square
14Th St
N. B’way
Harlem
125Th Street
Cor
Cortlandt
N. Greenwich
La_ Follette
International Council
Acorn
Bender
5Th Ave
27Th St
Fifth Ave
Fulton St
Flatbush Ave
New York Broadway
Warren St
Bedfordee
Coyotes
Total
Colorado University
Ketchel
Capon
Ite Mountain
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Kearsary North Peer
Sunset Hill House
Sugar Hill
N. H
Fabyan House
Fabyans
Sinclair Bethlehem
N.H
Intervale House
Intervale
Wentworth Hall
Jackson
Forest Hill
Franconia
Waumbek Jefferson
Crawford House Ent
Crawford Notch
Dixville Notch
Twin Mountain
Mount Washin
Bretton Woods
Maplewood Hotel
Shisnen
Maplewood, Sta., N. H
Mount Pleasant
Franconia Notch
White Mountain Limited
Grand Central Station
Boston & Maine R. R
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Inc
Syracuse, N. Y
War Department
ARK Cross
John Street
Pearl Street
Westinghouse
Nernst
Nernst Lamp Company
42Nd ST
NEW York Telephone CO
Dey Street
Briarcliff
Briarcliff Farms
East 46Th Street
Tvl
G. Gordon Martin
Great
Temple Bar
Wabash Av
Ill
Kansas City
G. Gordon Martin, Inc
Martinolar Dentistry
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