Loomis to Reform Diplomatic Business Abroad
Francis B. Loomis, Assistant Secretary of State, will travel to Europe after Jones body ceremonies to inspect legations and embassies, report reforms, and pursue two months of inquiries. Critics warn the appointment could politicize diplomacy.
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New York Times
Washington
Francis B. Loomis
France
John Paul Jones
Europe
Jones
Taft
Loomis
Keep
Mr. Bowen
State Department
Loomis Sails for Cherbourg on John Paul Jones Mission
Assistant Secretary of State Francis B Loomis sails for Cherbourg aboard the Philadelphia to receive the John Paul Jones body from France and to pursue another undisclosed diplomatic assignment. He notes plans for funeral exercises likely on July 7 or 8 or a large Cherbourg celebration for the English fleet. Gen Horace Porter will lead the arrangements. Loomis expects a brief absence.
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Paris
John Paul Jones
United States
Admiral Jones
Cherbourg
Francis B. Loomis
Philadelphia
Loomis
Bowen
Paul Jones
France
Bluejackets
Horace Porter
Mudd Blames Loomis For Maryland GOP Loss
Representative Sydney E. Mudd accuses Loomis of causing Republican defeat in Maryland, saying missteps in Venezuela echoed badly in Maryland politics last fall. He claims the National Committee could have carried Maryland for Roosevelt with minimal effort if not for Loomis.
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Maryland
Mr. Mudd
Loomis
Ohio
New York Times
Washington
Sydney E. Mudd
Francis B. Loomis
Roosevelt
Naronal Committee
Bryan on Roosevelt in Texas Democratic swing
Willam J. Bryan, ex-Congressman Charles K. Bell and Texas Democrats travel to Stephensville where Bryan comments on a cartoon of Roosevelt whitewashing Paul Morton and Loomis. He praises parts of Roosevelt's record but deplores recent actions that shake public confidence and hinder reform.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Willam J. Bryan
Charles K. Bell
Fort Worth
Stephensville
Bryan
Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Loomis
Mr. Bryan
Labor Men Headed to Chicago by De Leon Socialists
A ten member De Leon Socialist delegation led by Prof. Daniel De Leon left New York for Chicago to attend a convention opposing the American Federation of Labor. They welcomed Eugene V. Debs joining the Industrial Union movement and view it as a sign of rifts within the Social Democrats. The NY Social Democratic wing supports the AFL. The program envisages a worldwide labor federation with the Industrial Union as a starting point and a classified trades chart listing new organized jobs.
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Daniel de Leon
Socialist Labor Party
de Leon
New York
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Eugene V. Debs
Social Democratic Party
Debs
Social Democrats
Federation of Labor
Boy Robbed On East Side Ends Up In Gerry Society
Fourteen year old Jimmy Flanagan of East Fifty-ninth Street was accused of stealing $3.27 from eleven year old Joseph Brier of East Sixty-fourth Street after an armed robbery. Brier said Jimmy and an unnamed companion demanded his money and fled. Police arrested Jimmy and seek the other boy. Board of Education had recently ended sewing lessons for boys in public schools.
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Board of Education
Jimmy Flanagan
East Fifty-ninth Street
East Fifty-first Street
Joseph Brier
East Sixty-fourth Street
Jimmy
Gerry Society
Joseph
First Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
Strauss
Missouri Woman To Hang For Murder In Liberty
Mrs Aggie Myers found guilty of first degree murder in Liberty Missouri and sentenced to be hanged August 11 An appeal will be made to the State Supreme Court She and Frank Hottman were accused of killing Clarence Myers in May 1904 Hottman testified that Myers urged him to kill her husband and admitted giving him a sedative Myers smiled when the sentence was pronounced
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Kansas City
Aggie Myers
Liberty
State Supreme Court
Myers
Hottman
Montana
Charges of fraud against Ohio Consolidated Oil officials
Chicago June 24. Attorney Francis A. Harper alleges fraud and conspiracy by officers and promoters of the Ohio Consolidated Oil Company and related firms. He seeks a receiver and notes officials hold multiple conflicting posts in four companies, none of whom supposedly invested money in the enterprise.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ohio Consolidated Oil Company
Superior Court
Francis A. Harper
Harper
Ohio Southern Oil Company
Chicago Ferndale Oil Company
Buckeye Consolidated Oil Company
L. K. Davis
G. H. Haines
I. R. Woolley
P. Cutter
Burglars and Defaulters Warn Woottans
Community notice from Suraty Co. at 25 Neascav Ave warns Woottans about protecting against burglars and defaulters, urging vigilance and security measures.
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Woottans
Suraty Co
Neascav &T
Aayv
Milk Cans Free to Circulate After Court Ruling
Judge Ja combes United States Circuit Court vacated a sweeping injunction against thirty eight New York milk dealers restraining use of Haigh patent cans. About 150000 cans at issue. Haigh can made by Iron Clad Manufacturing owned by Mrs R E Seaman. Dealers say busy season for milk and cream for Fourth of July.
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New York
Jacombe
United States Circuit Court
Ray
United States
Iron-Clad Manufacturing Company
R. E. Seaman
Nellie Bly
Five Year-Old Tessie McBride Unchanged in Hospital
Tessie McBride, five, of 32 Division Avenue Williamsburg, remains unconscious at Eastern District Hospital since Wednesday morning. Doctors have not yet diagnosed the condition.
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Tessie McBride
Division Avenue
Williamsburg
Eastern District Hospital
Peary Ship Roosevelt Ready for Polar Trip
The Roosevelt, Peary's ice crushing vessel, arrives in New York before a planned July 4 Arctic voyage. Commander Robert E. Peary leads a 70 crew, 1,600 horsepower engines, 12 knot speed, six hundred tons coal bunkers, and two years of provisions. The ship blends sail and steam and is built with a liftable screw to withstand ice.
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New York
Roosevelt
Robert E. Peary
United States Navy
Arctic
North Pole
Discovery
Peary
Maine
Morris K. Jesup
Sale listing for paper and bond by weight and pack
The notice lists prices per pound at 20 cents and per pack at 5 cents with specified values. It details three sizes small medium large and three colors white grey blue for Batiste Bond and foreign correspondence paper bundles, including 60 sheets of paper and 60 envelopes in white and blue with a value of 450.
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Marguerite
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