Packers Seek Amendments as Beveridge Bill Battle Steams
House Agriculture sub committee debates Wadsworth substitute and three proposed amendments tied to Beveridge meat inspection. Democrats pressure for court review limits. President signals noncommitment while urging a law addressing inspection costs and standards. Chicago stock yards report rapid cleaning and new facilities as public interest grows.
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Wadsworth
Lorimer
Cannon
Committee On Agriculture
House
Senate
Neill-Reynolds
Beveridge
Neill
House Committee On Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Everidge
Mayor Pushes Study of City Slaughterhouse Plan
The mayor advances a proposal for a municipal abattoir to serve local beef needs. He suggests forming a commission to assess feasibility and financial prospects, clarifying the plan would not eliminate local packers.
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Dunne
State Health Chief Orders Thorough Meat Plant Inspections
Albany June 5 Commissioner Porter of the State Department of Health mails instructions to local health officers to inspect meat packing plants for unsanitary conditions ventilation and handling methods. Darlington says New York City conditions are satisfactory and inspectors during slaughtering are arranged. Alderman Peters proposes a five member committee to probe local packing houses.
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New York Times
Chicago
Reynolds-Neill
Dunne
Armour & Co
United States
Perry L. Hedrick
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Albany
Porter
State Department of Health
Roosevelt
Congress
Darlington
Health Department
New York
Peters
Dared Maiden Survives Balloon Descent at Midway Park
Margaret Dailey a 20 year old from Middletown New York accepted a dare and rose in a balloon at Midway Park then leapt with a parachute and landed safely two and a half miles east of the park. Her nerve kept her aloft until the parachute opened and she floated to the ground. Her friends watched in horror and relief as she completed the ascent without injury.
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New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
Margaret Dailey
Midway Park
Here
Dailey
Kelly
Miss Dailey
Iself
Earth
Henry Dailey
Annapolis Clique After Capt Wynne Court Martial
A court martial sits at the Brooklyn Navy Yard over Capt Robert F Wynne of the US Marine Corps on charges of insubordination from May 31 when he refused quarters and resisted being brought on deck. Allies note past exploits from Cuba to Peking and Venice 1902 whiskey table trick incident.
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Robert F. Wynne
United States Marine Corps
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Bryan
United States
Alabama
Wynne
Capt. Wynne
President McKinsey
Annapolis
Navy
John Dougherty
Roosevelt
T. C. McLean
Pennsylvania
Leach
R. H. Jackson
A. B. Hoff
R. H. Dunlop
Charles Hatch
Marines
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pressy
Times
Quackenboss
Lieut
Indiana
Karns
Capt
E. 8. Thrall
Washington, D. C
du Bose
Washington
Peking
McKinley
Cuba
Guantanamo
Manzanillo
Philippines
Waller
New-Tein
Great Wall
Fair Pines
Chicago
Hat
Venice
Burgeon
Robert Ledbetter
Mwaiter
Shot Internal Revenue tester refuses to name shooter
Darwin Norton, 485 East Twenty-first Street Flatbush, a tester for the Internal Revenue Office, was shot in the back by an unidentified assailant. He recovered at Eastern District Hospital before choosing to go home. Norton says the attack involved a woman and recalls a quarrel from about a year ago. He handed his revolver to a friend before the incident and refuses to identify suspects. Police arrested a young woman and two men, then released them, while twelve others were also freed as hunt for the shooter continues.
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Darwin Norton
Internal Revenue Office
East Twenty-first Street
Flatbush
Eastern District Hospital
Stagg Street
Norton
Boerum and
Lorimer
Neece
Manhattan Avenue Court
Cananea Riot Reports Are Exaggerated Says Greene
W C Greene president of Greene Consolidated Copper Co. declares Cana nea disturbances overstated. He reports Mexican authorities protect interests, mines and smelters resume work, Gen Torres in control and anticipates a permanent military presence in Cananea after swift government action.
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Naco
Arizona
New York Times
Cananea
Torres
United States
Western Federation of Miners
Thousands witness Cananea strike killings reported in Arizona
Alarming unverified reports from Cananea state seven Mexican leaders of the strike were led from the Capote mine and shot before 1,000 spectators by order of Kosterlitzky. Ramon Valdez, a powerful lawyer, is named among the dead. Bodies were taken to Mesa Court House. A separate report says B F Brown was struck by a stone and Americans opened fire, killing nine Mexicans. Smelters and mines run short of workers.
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New York Times
Douglas
Arizona
Cananea
Capote
Kosterlitzky
Ramon Valdez
Ronquillo
Mesa
Court House
B. F
Brown
Mexican Liberal Party Junta Denies Incitement at Cananea
In St Louis on June 5 members of the Junta of the Mexican Liberal Party publish Regeneration at 2645 Lafayette Avenue. Antonio Illarent leads the group saying they print the truth about Greene Consolidated Copper Mines Cananea and oppose Diaz without claiming responsibility for riot or bloodshed.
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ST. Louis
Mexican Liberal Party
United States
Thompson
Greene Consolidated
Cananea
Mexico
Lafayette Avenue
Antonio Illarent
Greene
Diaz
Milio Kosterlitzsky: Mexican frontier general leader of rurales
Special to The New York Times from Cananea Arizona June 5 Col Millio Kosterlitzsky commander of the rurales at Sonora is praised as a terror to evil doers and a strong military character on the frontier. Born in Russia he deserted US cavalry in 1871 and later joined the Mexican Army with Grant's pardon. his American ties and Diaz era promotion are noted.
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Boston
American Medical Association
Europe
Benson Lewis
Chicago
Louis Faugeres
New York
J. N. K. Foster
Sacramento
Cal
Foster
T. H. McNichol
New York Times
Uicson
Arizona
Millio Kosterlitzsky
Sonora
Mexico
Cananea
United States Cavalry
Grant
No Strike at Heller Rothschilds firm clarifies report
Heller Rothschild & Lang clothing manufacturers at Fifth Avenue and Sixteenth Street deny a strike in their workshops. The firm states workers are not staging a strike and that the earlier Times notice was incorrect.
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Heller-Rothschild’s. Heller, Rothschild & Lang
Fifth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Gn Atever of
An Empty Purse and Interest Bearing Accounts
An advertisement touts financial services promising checks on demand and interest earning accounts. It emphasizes safeguarding securities and invites inquiries.
Francis Hails Bryan as Our Next President in Missouri
In Jefferson City a Missouri Democratic Convention hears David R. Francis, former Missouri governor and cabinet secretary, back William Jennings Bryan for 1908. Gov. Folk also supports Bryan, declaring his nomination assured and praising Bryan as a patriotic, courageous leader. The event features praise across factions and calls to unite conservative and radical Democrats.
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New York Times
Jefferson City
David R. Francis
Missouri
Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Francis
Gov
United States
David Ball
Pike County
William J. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Dockery
Dockery Was the Next Speaker. He Urged the Convention To Stand By Gov. Folk
Gov. Folk
Yesterday's Fires Reported Across Manhattan and Bronx
Fire incidents clocked across multiple streets with owner names mostly unknown. Losses range from slight to 350 dollars at various locations including West Fifty-third Street Henry Street and Union Avenue. Additional claims mention New York Railway, Orchard Street, and Park Avenue properties with damages and minor injuries.
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West Fifty-third Street
West Street
Fried & Whitman
Second Avenue
Forty-second Street
New York City Railway
Henry Street
Joseph Antowitz
East Third Street
Nathan Schmidt
Nane
Union Avenue
Clara Mineni
Thirty-fourth Street
Stanton Street
H. Fuchs
Orchard Street
Ninety-seventh Street
Park Avenue
New York Billposting Company
Wilett Street
Jana Slight
Ebster Avenue
Lawyers discuss candidates for new Federal Judgeship in district
Gossip among Philadelphia lawyers centers on George W. Alger Charles M. Hough and Nathaniel S. Smith as probable appointees. Robert C. Morris states to Senator Platt he is not a candidate and cannot accept the post if offered, requesting the president be informed.
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Congress
George W. Alger
Charles M. Hough
Philadelphia
Robins Biddle & Ward
Alger
Iron Molders’ Union
Hough
Pennsylvania Railway
Howev
Nathaniel S. Smith
William Street
Smith
Harvard
Robert C. Morris
Senator Platt
Federal
Kent Roosevelt
Robert C. Morri
Adirondack Excursion Tickets At Low Rates
New York Central offers discounted excursion tickets to principal Adirondack points from June 8 to 23 with a ten day limit from sale and not beyond June 30. Adirondack hotels also provide reduced rates during the same period. agent will provide details and advertise.
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New York Central
Adiron- Gack Mountains
New York
Central
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Department of Agriculture
Socallen
Ers
Bureau of Animal Indu
Culture
Weber
Steck
Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Aeolian Company
Aeolian Hall
the Aeolian Co
Ace
Alcohol
Young Wynne
Ledbetter
Wynnet
Italy
Library Bureau
W. C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Co
Bisbee
Col. Kosterlitzky
Col
Milio Kosterlitzsky
United States Army
the Trust Company of America
Broadway, New York
Wall Street
New
Gresham Street
London
B. Cc
WM. Vogel & Son
Broadway
Houston St
Tiffany Studios
Madison Ave
Forty-Fifth ST
United
44Th St
New York City
Messrs. Neill and Reynolds
ll—Model Slaughterhouse
Reynolds
W. Blumenthal
United Dressed Beef Co
Isaac Blumenthal
Walter Blumenthal
G. D. Alger
C. M. Hough
N. 8. Smith
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