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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
2
During a congressional hearing on meat packing, Packers spokesman Wilson argues against burdening producers with inspection costs, insisting packers bear losses from condemned animals. Dr Neill testifies on filthy plant conditions, citing pervasive dirt, poor ventilation, and unsafe handling, while committee members clash over interpretation and fairness.
Martin Schmidt a Coney Island hackman of 380 Mauser Street Brooklyn was found dead three hours after being placed in a cell by Policeman George Schaeffer of the Stagg Street Station The autopsy showed skull fracture not caused by alcohol and the family demands a full investigation with the Police Commissioner informed and officials ordered to report findings
A poetic line about a shower addressing soil and drought with time wordplay. A marketing line claims to halt a problem with a postal today and mentions Washington Life Insurance Co and Bolu Tutlork as president.
In Parliament and Liverpool reports, officials vow strict inspection of canned meats for the British army. War Secretary Haldane says a dedicated officer will inspect American tins before purchase. Liverpool Medical Officer Hope notes most canned meat is sound, with occasional tins blown by faulty seals.
Salt Lake City June 7 The Herald prints a letter from National Live Stock Association President Frank J. Hagenbarth criticizing urgent requests for a congressional report on packing industry abuses He argues existing laws suffice and that the Beef Trust agitation has harmed stock growers for three years and cites the Neill Reynolds report as limited to specific cases.
Rear Admiral Evans moves the Maine Missouri and Yanktors from Provincetown to Rockport in response to Provincetown Selectmen and local preachers who opposed Sunday baseball. The shift costs Provincetown the warships and the crews of about 10,000 men and the associated trade.
John Bohlman a language teacher living at 431 West Forty-seventh Street was arrested at Old Slip Station for assaulting Reno R Billington a 50 year old lawyer of 1694 Broadway in his office at 44 Broadway with an empty bottle. Parker Norton disarmed the assailant and Billington was taken to a private physician.
Testimony details how railroad executives, including Cassatt, faced questions over stock holdings in coal firms and the imposition of rebates. James McCrea revealed fleet and board roles with the Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio Railroads while noting stock sales and investigations into line west of Pittsburgh. A hard coal dealer, W. W. Patterson, claimed Baltimore & Ohio discrimination forced a Meriden sale worth over 1 million dollars.
At 6:20 A M damage noted at 11 West 1284 Street for John J Bixon totaling 100. A.M Gonzalez Bryant Street between Jennings and Freeman Streets for Louis Lavelle with 50. 10:45 A M at 194 Grand Street galvator Gran iano report 100. 1 P M 703 East Fifth Street A Steinberg damage 2 ye P M 170 Henry Street Rose Smorgen se Oamage 25. 2:45 P M 261 West Forty-seventh Street William Griffin damage 25. 7:55 P M 585 Broadway Cooperstein Schwartz damage 1500. 8:20 P M d41 West Twenty-seventh Street owner unknown damage 50. West Fourteenth Street SW Gee damage 2000.
Five-year-old boy left at Boonville station by a Missouri flier conductor is said to have been placed on the train by his father in San Antonio. The child claims ties to Toreen Mexico and an aunt in New York City, but identifying labels were removed from clothing. Residents offer to adopt him as authorities seek his home.
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