Argentinos Oppose Beef Trust Control in Packing Industry
Special to The New York Times reports that Argentine packing firms Esenda and Bianca may fall to U S meat trusts, while Argentina gears to expand exports via European trade deals. John Barrett says Argentine meat aims to reach Europe and, with possible tariff shifts, challenge U S markets.
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New York Times
Washington
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Beef Trust
Ensenda
Bianca
Argentina
Barrett
Swifts
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Congress
Senate
France
Europe
Chicago
Trust
Bryce Departure Closes British Embassy for Summer
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce leave Washington marking the embassy closure for a Northeast Harbor Maine season. Alfred Mitchell Innes stays in Washington to handle matters until Congress adjourns, then joins others for summer duties at the Maine retreat.
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Washington
Bryce
Northeast Harbor
Alfred Mitchell Innes
Congress
Residence of Ambassador Bryce for summer in Maine described
The Bryce residence at Northeast Harbor on Mount Desert Island is a large sea front cottage in the summer colony. Facing south it offers a grand ocean view with island dotted waters. The home is owned by Bishop William C. Doane of Albany, near St Marys by the Sea Episcopal Church also built by Doane.
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Northeast Harbor
Havana Tobacco Crop Best in Ten Years This Season
The article notes the Havana tobacco crop recently harvested is the strongest in a decade. Farmers report yields up and quality high, crediting favorable growing conditions and improved curing methods. Officials expect steady demand from buyers and regional markets.
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Havana
Rivals battle tide to save boy at East River pier
Fifteen year old John McGuire and sixteen year old William Harmon tried for nearly half an hour to rescue eight year old Adolph Schlessinger from the strong current off the Forty ninth Street pier. The boy drowned after multiple dives and failed grips.
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John McGuire
East Forty-seventh Street
William Harmon
East Forty-sixth Street
Fortyninth Street
East River
Adolph Schlessinger
East Forty-ninth Street
Schlessinger
Forty-ninth Street
McGuire
Billy ” Harmon
Harmon
Ee McGuire
Schles
Schlesinger
Young McGuire
Sclessinger
Drowned Boy in Bush Meadows Near Bergen Beach
Eugene Skollen 16 of 445 Graham Avenue Brooklyn drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming from a rowboat in Bush Meadows near Bergen Beach. Two neighbors James Reilly and James Cumberland hired the boat. Skollen disappeared after stepping into a mudhole while the others pushed the stern. Police efforts failed to recover the body from shallow waters.
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Eugene Skollen
Graham Avenue
Brooklyn
Bush Meadows
Bergen Beach
Skollen
James Reilly
James Cumberland
Richardson Street
Skellen
BRONX PARK LAKE ACCIDENT REPORTS NEAR DROWNING
Mr and Mrs Peter Cherringen were rescued after their round bottom boat capsized in Bronx Park lake yesterday afternoon. They surfaced and stayed afloat until the Albatross launch retrieved them and brought them ashore near the restaurant. They were allowed to dry out in the kitchen.
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Peter Cherringen
Bronx Park Lake
Utilities Board's Busy Week With Hearings Planned
The Public Service Commission schedules a week of hearings across multiple utilities. Topics include wheel guards for Second Avenue Railroad cars, gas and electric company investigations, a $450000 bond issue by Kings County Lighting, and intercompany stock and facility use of New Amsterdam Gas and Hast River Gas. Additional sessions cover De Kalb Avenue line switches, a Bradley Contracting arbitration, and transport lines between Greenpoint and Manhattan via Williamsburg Bridge. A final session addresses a smoke nuisance claim against New York Central engines near 167th Street.
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Public Service Commission
Questcn
Second Avenue Railroad
Central Park
River Road
Maltbie
Gas and Electric Light Companies
Kings County’ Lighting Company
New
Amsterdan Gas Company
Hast River Gas Company
Bassett
de Kalb
Coney Island and
Brooklyn
Bradley Contracting Company
E. H. Hazelwood
Greenpoint
Manhattan
Williamsburg Bridge
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Equity Gas Company
Eustis
Gilbert letter seeks five thousand to fund church move
The article reports Mrs. Dell a M Gilbert asking for five thousand dollars to cover losses from leaving her post and to finance a Christian Science service at the Plaza. Church leaders accuse her of misinterpretation, while she denies demanding silence payment and vows to pursue her case amid factional dispute in the Christian Science movement.
Church row over Mrs Gilbert claims stirs CS head
In Boston on June 6 Albert Farlow defends Christian Science leadership amid Mrs Della Gilbert allegations. He says Mrs Eddy’s health is evidenced by a rain ride and notes expulsion actions in Boston and pending action in New York. Archibald McClellan and Judge Clifford D. Smith deny the charges.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Della Gilbert
New York
Albert Farlow
Christian Science Publication Committee
Gilbert
Archibald McClellan
The
Christian Science Are
Eddy
Christian Science Church
Young Spreckels Declines Marriage Plan After Hamburg Visit
Claus Spreckels and Miss Mary Adele Case arrived aboard the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati amid rumors of engagement. Case confirmed engagement claims, while Claus said he would not marry for at least two years, aiming to focus on business.
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Cincinnati
Claus Spreckels
John D. Spreckels
Mary Adele Case
Portland
Ore
Mr. Spreckels
Miss Case
France
America
Loudon Charlton
Paris
Frank King Clark
Spreckels
Europe
Myrtle MacEnteer
Walcott
the Cincinnati
Claus
Miss MacEnteer
Case
Central Park
Wolcott
Woman Slashes self then leaps to death in Third Avenue flat
Mrs. Mary E Peffers 41 widow leaped from a fourth story window at 3414 Third Avenue after threatening suicide with a razor. She died instantly. She lived with brother Henry A Truex and his wife who, though warned, were surprised by the act yesterday morning as neighbors found the body in the area, drawing a crowd and police reserve response.
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Mary.e. Peffers
Third Avenue
Peffers
Henry A. Truex
Moss Left Clothes in Cabin Aboard Princess Alice
Plymouth June 6 The steamer Princess Alice reports Isaac Moss a New York lawyer missing since two days out from New York. Crew notes his berth slept in and clothes left behind. Passengers say he appeared in good spirits at first and was traveling for health with a physician, but speculation points to self inflicted death.
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Plymouth
Isaac Moss
New York
Moss
Homeless German Dies of Consumption in Brooklyn
A man who gave the name Emil Kramer, a 49 year old homeless German, was found dying on Bartlett Street at Throop Avenue in Brooklyn. He was found by a policeman and moved to Kings County Hospital where doctors said death was imminent. Kramer said he had been a wealthy wagon manufacturer in Williamsburg before losing his lodging.
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Mati
Taft
Senate
Beveridge
Ohio Society
New York
Mr. Taft
Ayne
Aldrich
White House
MacVeagh
Emil Kramer
Bartlett Street
Throop Avenue
Brooklyn
Kramer
Williamsburg
Hurley
Broadway
Kings County Hospital
Four Women and Two Children Drown at Mandeville Excursion
An excursion steamer Margaret docked at Mandeville on Lake Pontchartrain when the wharf collapsed. About seventy five people fell into the lake and four women and two children drowned. Many rescues were reported as efforts continued.
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New Orleans
Margaret
Mandeville
Lake Pontchartrain
Situation Wants Advertisement Cited in The New York Times
The page notes advise readers to seek worthwhile positions rather than taking any offered role. It highlights the phrase situation wanted as a path to opportunities and cites The New Xork Tiggs as a source example on page 1b.
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New York Times
Xork Tiggs
Wounded lodger, Smith, fights on roof with McNally
Detectives from East 104th Street hunt for the shooting after three shots erupt on 306 East 102nd Street roof. Thomas Smith is wounded in the stomach and, despite claims he was not shot, is charged with felonious assault while lodger John McNally and four others are held as witnesses.
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East 104Th Street
East 102d Street
Thomas Smith
John McNally
Smiths
Thomas Liddan
East 105Th Street
George Curran
East 100Th Street
Patrick Condon
Second Avenue
Joseph Joros
Joseph Blumfield
Third Avenue
Smith
Cassani
Harlem
McNally
Men teachers less stable and less educated for secondary schools
Edward L. Thorndike reports men show lower education levels for secondary school teaching and stay in positions shorter than women. He notes salary comparisons are distorted by high pay for department heads and “managing teachers,” who are usually men, making typical male salaries about one third higher than female salaries.
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Washington
United States
Edward L. Thorndike
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
United States Bureau of Education
Thorndike
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