Utah Veterans Recall Vera Cruz Fight Tales
The battleship Utah arrived off Tompkinsville for three months overhaul after heavy service at Vera Cruz. Officers and crew receive one month furlough each after six months at sea with no shore leave. Utah, alongside Florida and Delaware, faced rebels at Tampico and endured intense fire in Vera Cruz, suffering two killed and ten wounded.
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Utah
Vera Cruz
Tompkinsville
Navy Yard
New York
St. Louis
Florida
Delaware
Tampico
Intem House
Armericaan
Rebels Seek 100000 Gold from Aguila Coal to Delay Seizure
GAGLE PASS Texas June 22 Rebels demand 100000 gold from the Aguila Coal Company near Tiedras Nextras to defer confiscation. Constitutionalists threaten seizure if payment is not made. American and French stockholders and mine owners have failed to recover property despite prior assurances and investigations.
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Gagle Pass
Texas
Aguila Coal Company
Tiedras Nextras
Cnte Carranza
Macenda
Villareal
Pryan
Hanna
Carranza Delegates Consider Informal Niagara Falls Meeting
Washington attorney Charles A. Douglas says Carranza delegates may meet Huerta and U S delegates at Niagara Falls in an informal conference. He notes another party is pushing for the meeting and that no formal proposition has been prepared by the Constitutionalist delegates. Any settlement would require U S acceptance since the United States occupies Vera Cruz. Douglas plans to return to Washington shortly unless events alter.
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Charles A. Douglas
Washington
Gen Carranza
Niagara Falls
Huerta
United States
Douglas
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Perkins Disputes Wilson Over Jones Harvester Ties
George W. Perkins of the International Harvesters Company counters President Wilson's remarks about Thomas D. Jones, a Harvester director nominated to the Federal Reserve Board. Perkins defends Jones’s public service and asserts Wilson misstates facts, denying impropriety or private interest in Jones’s single share of stock.
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George W. Perkins
International Harvesters Company
Wilson
Thomas JD. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Mr. Perkins
Harvester Trust
Mr. Jones
Senator Owen
Thomas D. Jones
Otf
Jones
The
Harvester Company
Won't Answer Perkins on Wilson Reforms
Thomas P D Jones, staying at his brother's home in Lake Forest, says he will not address George W Perkins's claim that Wilson misattributed reforms at the International Harvester Co to Jones. He declines discussion to avoid delaying his Federal Reserve Board appointment and asserts no past or present corporate ties would affect his work. He adds he has had no invitation to testify before any Senate committee.
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New York Times
Chicago
Thomas PD
Jones
George W Perkins
Wilson
International Harvester Company
Mr. Jones
David B. Jones
Green Bay
Lake Forest
Mr. Wilson
Senate
Miss McGill Kisses Case Tests $50 000 Alimony Suit
In Hudson County Circuit Court Mrs Mary Mayer of Hoboken sues Miss Eleanor McGill for alienation of her husband Walter Mayer s affections. Mayer, once McGill s chauffeur, fathered a son and faced neglect claims as witnesses describe Mayer in McGill s room. Mrs Mayer testified to marriage in 1908 and support struggles after 1911. A plaintiff s case ends as McGill s defense teams prepare to argue.
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Mary Mayer
Hoboken
Eleanor McGill
William H. Speer
Hudson County
Mayer
Miss McGill
Walter Mayer
Dr. McGill
Pauline Merrick
McGill
Taft Regrets With Colombia Highlights In Treaty Text
Special to The New York Times Washington June 22 Secretary of State Bryan releases a comparison of the expressions of regret in the Colombia treaty and the Taft era Dubois memorandum Both texts are essentially identical in meaning and language The correspondence suggests arbitration would have yielded at least 40 million dollars for Colombia with a favorable verdict.
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New York Times
Washington
Bryan
Colombia
Senate
Foreign Office
Dubois
Taft
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mr. Bryan
United States
United States of America
Panama
State Department
Nicaragua Debt at $13 Million Prompts Senate Inquiry
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reviewed Nicaragua's declared debt of over 13 million dollars in relation to the pending treaty with the United States. The debt includes 6.25 million in Ethelberga Syndicate bonds and 1 million due to Brown Brothers & Co. and J. & W. Seligman & Co., among other obligations. The committee plans hearings with Ernest Wands, Cuardo, and others, to probe finances and bond validity amid broader Nicaragua finance concerns.
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New York Times
Washington
Republic of Nicaragua
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
C. A. Douglas
Nicarauh
United States
Nicaragua
Bryan
Ethelberga Syndicate
Zelaya
Brown Brothers & Co
J. & W. Seligman & Co
New York
Smith
Sefhior Cuardo
Sherbourne Hopkins
Sefior Cuardo
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuardo
Railroads and Parcel Post Stir Mail Pay Debate Across Regions
Washington officials warn of a growing move to raise compensation for carrying the mails after the Connecticut Electric Railway Company withdrew from a post office contract. The dispute centers on trolley routes in Connecticut and Western star routes amid parcel post competition.
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New York Times
Washington
Connecticut Electric Railway Company
Post Office Department
West
Parcel Post
Western Star
Connecticut
Connecticut Lectric Railway Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Stewart
Congress
Ithe Department
Bourne
Oregon
Senate Post Office
Joint Committee On
Pacific Coast
Post Office
Hitchcock
Department of the Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
M. O. Lorenz
Department
Lorenz
Surgeons Rally for Endowment to Establish Washington Surgical Home
Eight hundred leading surgeons from the American College of Surgeons, representing over 600 members, met in Philadelphia to launch a half million dollar endowment drive for a permanent Washington surgical home. President J M T Finney predicted the fund would reach at least a million as more donors pledged.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Washington, D
J. M. T. Finney
Edward Martin
Board of Regents
Edwin Beer
George H. Bell
Frederick Bierhoff
Joseph PB. Bissell
Milein R. Rookman
Robert BH. Brennan
Walter M Hrickner
Alfred J Trewn
Leo Puerger
Carl G. Burdick
Lewis W. Catlan
JG. Carleton
Sprague Carlton
William W. Carter
H. F. Chambers
John H. Claybourne
Frederick Coerr
Martin Cohen
Charles H. Helfrich
Alfred M. Wellman
Willian Tod Helmuthteil J. Hepburn
Willam F. Honan
Ravaom Ss. Hooker
James W. Jameson
C. Frederic JeHinghaus
Moses S. Kuaakels
Arthur M. Kane
Frederick C. Keller
Joseph A Knefick
Philip —. Kerrison
William H. Knipe
George W. Kosmak
Louis J. Tadinski
Howard EF. Lindeman
Ralph W. Lobenskine
H. H. Lyle
Jat Lynch
George TH. Mattett
Wilbur HK. Marple
Walton Martin
Farnets
Mathews
Samuel McCullough
George W. McDowell
John J. Medrath
Seth M. Milliken
John J. Moorhead
Albert
Sorrow
Aleale Vo Manehoewitz
Arthur K. Norton
Alfred T. Osgood
John R. Fage
James Pedersen
Edward W. Peterson
Werdell Phillips
Eugene H. Poot
Charles le Vatnam
Moier Rabinostz
John B. Rae
Martin Rehling
Frederick G. Ruehte
Joseph A. Robertson
Abraham J. Hongy
Henry Roth
James I. Russell
Gustav Seelixman
Alvert FE. Sellnigs
John R. Shannon
George A. Shepard
Henry Mann
Jamen
Voornees
Allee E. Wakefiel
Rialph Walde
Chariton Wallner
George W. Warren
John G. Weeks
Frederick Whiting
Sydney FF. Wilcox
Julius Ht. Woodward
Frank
Yeomans
Riot in Tarrytown as anarchists heckled crowd
In Tarrytown a crowd hurled threats and eggs at visiting anarchists led by Berkman and Carron. The mob drowned their voices as police redirected the group onto a bridge and into a train yard, with no serious injuries and a vow to return.
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Berkman
Carron
Miss Edelson
Tye
Mexico
Colorado
Leonard Abbott
Tarrytown
Leonard Decarlo
Abbott
Decarlo
Aqueduct
Main Street
Messman
Holdstein
Onas
Gunda the Indian Elephant at Bronx Zoo Faces Fate
The Indian male elephant Gunda, chained for two years and able to move only two feet, draws scrutiny from the Bronx Zoo and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Dr. Hornaday and zoo officials weigh whether to keep him chained or seek another solution.
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Gunda
Bronx Zoological Park
Todlan
India
Ceylon
Pronx
Dick Hichards
Walter
Hare
Gund
Thuman
Thurman
Richards
William A. Hornaday
Giuvndia
Eadre
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Zoological Garden
Arthur Waestaff
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Hornaday
Col
Oliver Payne
Airboat America Seeks Transatlantic Flight From Azores
Lieut Porte plans the first descent at Bay of Horta with the airboat America, built by Curtiss, launching from Lake Sheukst. He will use compass, Sperry device, and drift measurements to navigate, aided by instruments from England and Newfoundland. Risks include adverse winds, engine vibration, and possible water landings as trials continue.
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America
Porte
George Bateman
London Daily Chronicle
Lieut
Cory Deherteed
Sperry
Flores
Bay of Horta
Poval
Bay of Norte
Fayal
Payal
Phen
Newfoundland
Craig Osborne
England
Armerica
John Lansing Callan
Azores
Wanamaker
Aterton
Mlade
Spain
Porte Wold
Weather Bureau
Washington
British Admiralty
Hedman Wanamaker
Daily Mail
Glenn Hi. Curtiss
Forte
Lloyd's
Curtisa
Pure Food Experts hail 30 years of top quality
A claim endorses thirty years of Pure Food Experts and Physicians acclaiming the product as the richest purest and best. The note ends with an unclear fragment about Nuboatitutes.
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Nuboatitutes
MIT Plans Aeronautics Course Leading to M S Degree
The Aero Club of America supports MIT declaring an aeronautics program for the 1907 academic year. The degree program targets graduates in mechanical or electrical engineering and buildings on allied disciplines. Prof TL Peabody will direct with Jerome Hunsaker aiding. dynamics expert E R Wilken and others contribute to propulsion, wireless, meteorology, and aircraft design instruction. The club aims to promote this field amid rising military aeronautics spending and sees strong prospects for commercial aviation.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Aero Club
Ameren Abnen Nevel
Maasachusetts Institute
Architecture and
Jerome
Jfunsaker
Uo SS N
Mivy
E.R. Wilken
Joseph ¢L Riley
S. B
Leetture O
President Wilson Backs Philadelphia Gettysburg Highway Plan
President Wilson expresses desire to forget the Mason and Dixon line and supports a Philadelphia to Gettysburg route via Washington. He suggests the Lincoln Highway would help erase sectional feeling and notes the project would be funded by local interests for a modern macadam road through Washington.
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Washincoton
Wilson
H. B. Joy
Lincln Highway Association
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Washington
Wastington
Tam
WooDrRow Wilson
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Republic of Colorabia
Republic of Colombia
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Abraham & Straus
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