Roosevelt joins Joyance voyage amid cheers as Imperator sails
Ex Senator Childs Raymond Fosdick and George Perkins accompany Col Roosevelt on the Joyance yacht after an interview aboard the Imperator. Mrs Roosevelt and her sons Quentin and Archie also aboard with Derby couple and Emlen Roosevelt. The Imperator’s health pass clears. 600 passengers cheer as the yacht heads toward Oyster Bay.
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Archie
Richard Derby
Emlen Roosevelt
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Malone
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Raymond RB. Fosdick
Perkins
Col. Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Debated Panama Canal Policy and Blackmail Accusations
A historical critique accuses President Wilson and Secretary Bryan of blackmail and weak policy over the Panama Canal treaty and U S actions in Panama. The speaker defends past administration measures, disputes Colombia’s offer, and argues for maintaining canal control and independence of Panama. The piece contrasts armament arms policies toward Mexico with reverberations on international respect.
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Panama Canal
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Hiryan
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International
Congress
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Uncle Sam
Read
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Vera Cruz
Curb Exonerates Leonard Amid Cuak Factions Clash
A special Cu. Association meeting ended with wrangling as Leonard faced charges over delay in investigating missing stock from the Ketcham firm. Leonard was exonerated by a 49 to 37 vote. Pforzheimer resigned as listing committee chair amid tensions and Schwed urged a full association reorganization.
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Cari If
Frank Iin Leonard, Jr
Leonard
L. D. Ketcham & Co
Ho Ketcham
Stock Exchange
Co Committee
Ketcham
Frederick Schwed
Explorer Lange Backs Roosevelt Expedition Return
Explorer Lange endorses Theodore Roosevelt after returning from a jungle expedition for the University of Pennsylvania. The September 1912 report notes Lange’s support as Roosevelt resumes public duties following the perilous journey.
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Explorer Lange Backs Roosevelt
Tember
University of Pennsylvania
Rebels Capture Zacatecas Big Loss
A dispatch from Bridgetown notes a major rebel advance into Zacatecas and reports on the broader impact of the campaign. The report also references Roosevelt inspired exploration, Lange's Amazon venture, and mediation efforts over Mexico's civil conflict.
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Zacatecas
Tariff Ruling Sets 15 Percent Duty on Goat Skin Mats
The Treasury Department finalizes a 15 percent ad valorem duty under Paragraph 541 for goat skin mats and rugs classified as wearing apparel components. Earlier, a lower rate under Paragraph 548 was used, citing similitude and prior board rulings. The change follows discussions between Collector Malone and Assistant Secretary Malburn.
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Itsis Department
China
Locmer
Board of General Appraisers
Malone
Malburn
CAN'T SUE EMPLOYERS PROTECTION FOR STATE FUNDS
The Workmen's Compensation Commission today announced a ruling to protect employers insured under the State fund for hazardous occupations from civil suits by injured employees. The resolution cites Section 58 and states employees in hazardous employment have no right to damages actions against their employer for on the job injuries.
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Workmen's Compensation Commission
State Fund
Weather Forecast and Trade Notes From Washington and Markets
Forecasts list fair and warm weather across several states including North Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana with light to moderate coastal winds. Panama Canal job inquiry cites Major F C Boggs seeking an American under 45 for inspector duties with a $200 monthly salary. Knitted silk goods demand rises with high priced sweaters hosiery and neckwear shaping fall lines. textile market reports include fiber sizes and pricing from eastern and southern mills.
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F. C. Boggs
Corps of Engineers
Panama
Boggs
Washington
Panama Canal
Mexico Crisis Talks Expected At Niagara Falls Summit
Washington officials reported that Mexican Constitutionalists and Carranza agents are likely to join informal negotiations with American Commissioners at the Niagara Falls mediation conference to discuss pacification of Mexico amid conflicting mission reports.
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Tien
Carranza
Niagara Falla
Mexico
Constitutionalists Await Arrival of Secretary to General Villan
Washington welcomes Capt Alfredo Areceda, private secretary to General Villan, arriving on a special mission from the Constitutionalists. The journey is announced as part of high level contacts between the factions seeking coordination in the ongoing political situation. The details emphasize diplomatic exchanges and key personnel involved.
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Washington
Constitutionaltet Junta
Alfredo Areceda
Car‘hanya
Constitutionaists
Sefiores
Uburan
San Frangiset
Cat
Londen
California
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Hte
Poetilian Wold
Gere LT. Wilson
Pigrims
Charles W. Bowlent
St.George’s Society
Stordrew's
New York
John Cree
Bons of
St. Me
Classifieds and notices for garments and equipment sales
The page lists miscellaneous ads including ER tech gear and machinery, coats for sale, and dresses for manufacturers and job lots. It notes locations in New York streets such as West 28th and West 32d, with times for inquiries and contact at Hox Lee Times, Ben Bosky Bros, and Mr Baruch.
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West Esth
Hox Lee
Ben Bosky Bros
L. Shapiro
21St St
Joerer
IL A. M
11Th St
Carranza delay stalls talks on internal peace plan
Rafael Zubaran said no word from Gen. Carranza on sending delegates to Niasara alls for an internal conference with Huerta delegates. Constitutionalists awaited confirmation of Zacatecas capture reports and warned any agreement would hinge on choosing an uncompromising provisional president faction member.
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Carranza
Niasara Alls
Huerta
Hberta del Gates
Zacatecas
Ger Villa
Mexico Wins at the Falls in Mediation Tennis Tourney
The Victoria tournament at Niagara Falls June 4 saw Mexico’s Luis Rodriguez son of Anustin Rodriguez defeat Richard V Dunahan of The New York Times in straight sets 4 7 7 4 7 4 Across a diverse field including United States Great Britain Mexico Argentina France Chile and Italy the final carried a large silver loving cup The mediation colony including American delegates attended and tea followed in the water gardens
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France
Chile
Italy
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Anustin Rodriguez
Richard V Dunahan
Washington
New York Times
Cialis
Rodriguez
Irustia Ambaier
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Special Cable reports New York trains amid Mexico City chatter
Fragmented dispatch from Mexico City cites Sefior Esteva Ruiz remarks on expected approval of a major initiative. Foreign office officials discuss transportation protection and allied actions, with references to Niagara and Washington interests amid uncertain timelines.
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Mexico City
Sefior Esteva Ruiz
SPL M
Niagara
Patte Protec
Foreien
Fernad Belesios
Michel
Next Convention Likely to Be Held Tonight
A brief item notes a forthcoming convention with anticipated agenda items and involvement from key figures. Details remain terse but suggest a formal gathering planned for the near term.
Storm Disaster Roils Wisconsin Killing and Damaging Outlook
Special to the Seattle Times reports the worst Wisconsin storm in history with widespread destruction. hundreds homeless and $1,000,000 in damage. Emmet and Oshkosh areas suffer multiple deaths, injuries, and demolished farm buildings. telegraph service disrupted across the state. Milwaukee reports a $150,000 loss as crews assess wreckage and begin cleanup.
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Riva
Tyre
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Victor St. Lawson
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