Armour Defends Packers On Inspection and Quality
J D Armour, head of Armour & Co, arrives with family and denounces sensationalism around Packingtown. He supports reasonable inspection, condemns Neill Reynolds report and The Jungle, and asserts every pound of Armour meat is thoroughly inspected and top quality.
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Armours
St. Regis
Armour
United States
Neill-Reynolds
Upton Sinclair
Ean
Chicago
Armour & Co
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Germany
Beveridge
National Association of Manufacturers
Police Fire On Crowd In Allentown Street Clash
A State Constabulary patrol guarding Allentown during a street car strike fired into a crowd at Fourth and Hamilton Streets, injuring 13 year old Harry R. Winkle in the leg. Two men were arrested. a third escaped amid stones. Mayor Schaeffer will meet LVTC president Harry C. Trexler and union secretary Orlando C. Mills in a bid to work out an adjustment.
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Allentown
Penn
State Constabulary
Fourth
Hamilton
Harry R. Winkle
Power
Schaeffer
Col
Harry C. Trexler
Lehigh Valley Transit Company
Orlando C. Mills
Brewers' Association reports lobbying expenses in New York
The New York State Brewers Association filed a statement with the Secretary of State under the legislative agents law. It shows that during the last legislative session it spent 3732.75 dollars for services connected with legislation affecting its interests.
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Albany
New York State Brewers’ Association Today
Secretary of State
Stylish glasses for correcting all visual defects
Glasses for all vision problems offered at Spencer's 12 Maiden Lane New York. Full range includes reading and distance lenses with modern frames and expert fitting services.
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Spencer’s
Maiden Lane
N. Y
Russian Army Mutinies Spark Broad Duma Tensions
St Petersburg reports reveal growing revolutionary sentiment in the army and agrarian unrest spreading from Kronstadt to Kursk. Soldiers refuse orders, mutiny spreads, officers attacked, and a looming foreign loan funds famine relief as the Duma faces pressure.
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London Times
New York
ST. Phthrsburg
Kronstadt
Krasnoe Selo
Preobrajensky Regiment
Peterhoof
Duma
Semenofsky Guards
Kursk
Sudzna
Vladikakaz
Rzevuzsky
Tula
Nicholas
Moscow
Lower Volga
Russia Reports Solid Finances Despite 1905 Disruption
Petersburg June 26. Government receipts for the first four months of 1906 show railway income rebound after January February declines due to the revolution. March through May yield an $8.1 million gain, goods at stations decrease from 211,483 to 76,623 wagon loads, and foreign trade shows a $65.6 million exports surplus. Five month changes include imports up $12 million, exports down $4.5 million, customs receipts up $8 million. Savings banks rise from $12.5 million to $57.2 million as withdrawals return, the State Bank loan balance shrinks, and cash reserves reach 100 percent of note circulation at $558.675 million.
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Petersburg
Russia
Mormon Bishop Named Postmaster at Montpelier Idaho
The Senate confirmed Francis M. Winter a Mormon bishop as Postmaster of Montpelier Idaho.Senator Heyburn supported the appointment, noting Winter is not a polygamist and enjoys Gentile backing. Dubois opposed it, arguing improper referral. Winter’s home county is strongly Mormon though the town is Gentile.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Francis M. Winter
Montpelier
Idaho
Dubois
Winter
Senator Heyburn
Heyburn
Fusion in Pennsylvania Democrats eye Lincoln party alliance
Harrisburg June 26 The Democratic State Convention will convene to nominate candidates for governor and other offices and likely fuse with the Lincoln Independent Republican Party and Prohibitionists against the regular Republicans. Emery of McKean County appears poised for nomination, weakening DeWalt. Potential lieutenant governor nominees include DeWalt ally Black and Creasy for Auditor General, with Coray Jr. and Castle contesting for Secretary of Internal Affairs.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Lincoln
Lewis Emery
McKean County
Lincoln Party
Emery
Dewalt
Col. Guffey
Dere S. Black, Jr
York County
William T. Creasy
Columbia County
EB. A. Coray, Jr
Luzerne County
Homer L. Castle
Allegheny
Czar to Go on Cruise in Finnish Archipelago
St Petersburg June 26 The imperial family plans a summer cruise in the Finnish archipelago. Long inkoshe Castle near Kotka a hundred miles from St Petersburg is being prepared for the reception of the Emperor. The departure time remains official and undisclosed under strict court procedure.
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ST. Petersburg
Longinkoshe Castle
Kotka
Alexander III
Nicholas Mer
Illiam
Yale Alumni Day Honors Hadley as Yale Finances Improve
Justice Brewer spoke at Yale Alumni Day in New Haven where President Hadley reported improved university finances. Alfred Hemenway and James B. Neale addressed alumni, with Prof. John Hays Hammond noting university needs. Brewer praised Secretary Taft and predicted he could carry strength to the Presidency.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Arthur T. Hadley
Alfred Hemenway
Boston
James B. Neale
Scranton
Penn
John Hays Hammond
University
David J. Brewer
Taft
Wages Expected Rise in Rhode Island Cotton Mills
Providence June 26. An across the board wage increase for most workers in Rhode Island cotton mills will be announced July 9. Col Robert Knight Goddard of the Goddard Mills would not reveal the size of the raise. About 25 000 people are employed in the state cotton mills, with three fifths in Goddard controlled mills.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Robert Knight Goddard
Goddard Mills
Goddard Corporation
Tillman postpones Mrs Morris case in Senate
Senator Tillman said he planned to call up a resolution to investigate the ejection of Mrs. Minor Morris from the White House in January but his health prevented it. He moved to take up the Railroad Rate bill and the motion prevailed.
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Tillman
Morris
Washington
Senate
Minor Morris
White House
Arrival notices and ship wireless reports from June
Arrived steamship Armenian at Liverpool on June 16 and steamship Flandria at Kingston with the day’s report. Marconi wireless reports steamship Oceanic outbound from Queenstown about 131 miles west of the port at 12:30 A M, due at Queenstown around 7:30 A M today.
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Armenian
Liverpool
Flandria
Kingston
Wireless
Oceanic
Queenstown
Marconi Wireless
Proto Puffs No 2 Bread and Beef Pure Food Ad
Advertisement for Eat Health Food Co promoting Proto Puffs No 2 as a bread and beef based pure food product. Claims superior health benefits and nourishment. Appears as a compact classified style ad targeting health conscious readers.
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Eat Health Food Co
Murphy backs reorganization as McCabe favored for State Chairman
Tammany leader Charles F Murphy voices support for reorganizing the Democratic State Committee and backs Patrick F McCabe of Albany for State Chairman He aims to call a meeting between July 4 and 15 and hints at Hearst ties while maintaining control of the party machinery in New York State The article notes Murphy holds eleven votes locally and may align with Cassidy and Walsh to secure a majority amid ongoing power struggles within the committee
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Charles F. Murphy
Democratic State Committee
Patrick F. McCabe
Albany
Mr. Murphy
State Committee
Maurice M. Minton
Tammany Hall
Murphy
David B. Hill
Hill
Hearst
Tammany Executive Committee
Minton
Tammany
Evolution Versus Revolution in Politics Addressed at Dartmouth
Andrew D. White former ambassador to Germany and ex-president of Cornell spoke to Phi Beta Kappa at Dartmouth commencement week. He urged railways to report fully to shareholders and urged stringent safety laws, stronger crossings, signals and double tracks, and said criminal laws should have teeth. He praised the Supreme Court as a jewel and hoped for citizens demanding thorough reports of government.
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Hanover
N. H
Andrew D. White
Germany
Cornell University
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Dartmouth
Supreme Court
Japanese Student Dies of Overwork in Chicago
CHICAGO June 26 Five days after receiving the Master of Arts degree from Northwestern University Rikinosuki Hojo a Japanese student died yesterday from overwork He was 25 years old.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Rikinosuki Hojo
Finest Ever Equinox Lithia Depot Ad
Local advertisement for Finest Ever at Equinox Lithia Depot located at 198 West Broadway. Telephone listing 6151BYklin mentions an advertising display.
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Equinox Lithia
W. Bway
Byklin
Conferences Form to File Rebating Suits Against Standard Oil
Washington June 26 government officials plan criminal suits against Standard Oil for rebating. District Attorneys Dyer Brown Sullivan and Kealing in talks with Attorney General. Special counsel Kellogg Morrison to represent the government. Suits likely in all represented cities.
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New York Times
Washington
Standard Oil Company
Dyer
St. Louis
Brown
Buffalo
Sullivan
Cleveland
Kealing
Indiana
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
C. B. Morrison
Chicago
Conference of Federal
Potato attack on Deputy Commissioner leads to arrest
Fred Rowe of the Bronx could have faced trouble if he had known Deputy Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo was in a car at 172nd Street and Washington Avenue last night. A boy threw a soft overripe potato that hit Waldo in the face, spreading on impact. Waldo stopped the car, grabbed the assailant, and took him to Tremont Station for arraignment in Westchester Court.
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Fred Rowe
Bathgate Avenue
Bronx
172D Street
Washington Avenue
Rhinelander Waldo
Waldo
William Leitch
Tremont Station
Westchester Court
Mayor and police arrested in Rock Island rail action
Rock Island authorities led to arrest of Mayor G. W. McCaskrin and six police officers for obstructing railroad operation by tearing out sections of the Burlington and Milwaukee line. The mayor claims the railroad has no right to the track ground, causing hours of traffic delay.
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Rock Island
G. W. McCaskrin
Burlington & Milwaukee Railroad
King Edward Grants Jewish Access to Courts
The king has ordered the third court of the season moved to Thursday this week, allowing Jewish participation previously barred on Fridays. Seen as a major concession and likely to become annual, the move is hailed as a key social milestone and a step toward reducing anti Semitic barriers.
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London
Edward
Republicans Quiet On Fat Campaign Funds
Rep Lloyd of Missouri in the House cites 1896 campaign contributions from insurance firms to the Republican Party. He says a cabinet officer headed the RNC receiving and distributing funds and questions why the President has stopped pursuing publicity of receipts and expenses. He claims Parker's charge is proven by the Armstrong Investigating Committee. The President reportedly opposed returning every dollar to insurers and has since dropped the issue.
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Washington
Lloyd
House
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Ice lockup: five managers jailed for overcharges
In Toledo on June 26 the managers of five ice companies were sentenced to pay 5000 dollars each and serve one year in the workhouse. Commitment papers were not ready, and attorneys seek a plan to meet Judge Kinkade’s restitution suggestion. Overcharges to consumers prompted the verdict as citywide patrons face altered prices.
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Toledo
Kinkade
CAPT WYNNE TO RESIGN FROM MARINE CORPS
Washington June 26 The President approved the Navy Departments recommendation that Capt R F Wynne be allowed to resign from the Marine Corps after a court martial found him guilty of in subordination The Navy Department said Wynne acted under provocation and proposed delaying execution of the sentence to give him a chance to resign as advised by Secretary Bonaparte
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Washington
Navy Department
R. F. Wynne
Marine Corps
Bonaparte
Theall
Evans
Capt. Wynne
Slaughter Houses Condemned in Philadelphia
The Bureau of Health ordered thirty seven slaughter houses to abandon operations due to unsanitary conditions. Philadelphia has seventy one remaining slaughter houses in the city.
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Philadelphia
Bureau of Health
Ady Quotation on Usher's Scotch in Highball Fame
A fragment quotes Ady stating that Usher’s scotch is what made the highball famous, attributing cultural influence to a famed spirit and cocktail tradition.
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Usher
Ady
Thaw Murder Trial Moves Behind Legal Curtain
Harry Kendall Thaw, the Pittsburg man who shot Stanford White on Madison Square Roof Garden, is held in Tombs Prison Murderers Row without bail. Police and prosecutors report no motive yet, while defense lawyers push insanity as the plea. The coroner’s inquest set for tomorrow will hear testimony, with Mrs Thaw likely to be summoned before the grand jury.
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Harry Kendall Thaw
Pittsburg
Staneford White
Madison Square
Murderers’ Row
Tombs Prison
Tenederloin
Detective Bureau
Jefferson Market Court
Coroners’office
Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
Martin
Delafield
Nott
Criminal Courts
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Travelers’ Guide
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Movement For Freedom
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Rostov-on-Don
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