Straus Voices For Pasteurization In New York Milk Plan
A heated adjourned Aldermanic hearing debated compulsory pasteurization of virtually all New York City milk. Nathan Straus argued inspection alone is futile and urged immediate action, citing authorities on tuberculosis and the need to protect the poor by any cost. Board of Health plans a comprehensive safeguard while opponents warn of overreach and partial measures.
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Aldermanic Chamber
Freeman
New York
Nathan Straus
Green
Mr.Straus
Mr. Straus
Frederick Treves
National Health Society of London
Straus
Abraham Jacoby
Board of Health
Darlington
William H. Allen
Hermann Biggs
L. Emmett Holt
Allen
Biggs
Holt
New Law Shuts Out Labor Immigrants Key Ruling
Attorney General Bonaparte issued a ruling on the Alien Contract Labor laws regarding the 500 German immigrants brought to Charleston last December. The opinion says the new immigration act could have excluded them, even though fares were paid by others, since no enforceable work contract existed under the South Carolina agent. It answers a House Immigration Committee request and clarifies application of the new law.
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New York Times
Washington
Bonaparte
Charleston
S. C
House Committee On Immigration
South Carolina
Immigration ruling shocks Hawaii chartered steamers
Honolulu reports Attorney General Bonaparte states that assisted immigration violates the new law, sparking consternation over potential loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Helioporas and Kumeric charters and jeopardizing European immigration efforts. A territorial Board of Immigration meeting will be convened to discuss the issue.
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Honolulu
Bonaparte
Helioporas
Kumeric
Hawaii
Territorial Board of Immigration
Horse Kicks Farmer to Death in Orange County Farm
Alexander Mitchell, a New York youth newly settled on a farm at Allards Corners near Walden in Orange County, was killed when he was kicked by a horse as he entered the barn to fell. The accident occurred March 7.
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New York Times
Middletown
N Y
Alexander Mitchell
New York
Allards Corners
Walden
Orange County
Was
Land fraud talk ties Hermann and Mitchell to forest plan
Washington dispatch reports ex-Commissioner Binger Hermann and Oregon Senator Mitchell implicated in a land speculation scheme linked to the Blue Mountain forest reserve. Portland broker George Sorenson testified that lawyer S P Mays organized the plan to buy eastern Oregon school lands, exchange them for Hell lands scrip, and create a reserve with pressure to “take care of” Washington insiders to cover costs.
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Washington
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Hermann
George Sorenson
Portland
Ore
Sorenson
Mays
Jones
Smith
Combination
McKinley
Parpin
Hyde
Mitchell
iO COOLIE LABOR FOR CANAL
Frederick Morse of the American China Company and Julian Rubens bid to supply Chinese laborers for the Isthmian canal work and asked Secretary Taft for the department to rule on their bids. Action on the bids has been deferred amid questions about contracting versus government management. Morse and Rubens pressed the issue at the White House, then the War Department released a statement saying the bids are released from obligations and no action will be taken, with renewal possible if circumstances change.
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Washington
Frederick Morse
American China Company
Julian Rubens
Isthmian Canal Commission
Taft
Department
Morse
White House
War Department
Depew Chooses Roosevelt For 1908 Nomination
Washington dispatch reports Senator Depew, previously wary of reporters, publicly backs Theodore Roosevelt for the 1908 presidency after a White House departure. Champ Clark reacts that Roosevelt could win the nomination but warns a third term would require a republic on new legs.
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New York Times
Washington
Senator Depew
White House
Depew
Roosevelt
Mr. Depew
Champ Clark
Champ
Haitians Expel Foreign Merchants Prompt U S Note
Washington dispatch reports American businesspeople in Haiti complain of oppressive treatment and expulsion as Haiti excludes foreign merchants. Secretary Root directs Minister Furniss to convey that the United States will not tolerate discrimination against Americans and insists any expulsion decree apply to all foreigners.
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Washington
Haiti
Root
Furniss
Diplomatic Receptions Mark Washington Social Week
The Japanese Ambassador and Viscountess Aoki hosted a large reception for 400 guests, with the Marine Band playing. Norwegian Minister and Mme Hauge held a second dinner for guests including Miss Foraker and Viscount de Chambrun. German Army officers were treated to luncheon by the German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg. Mme Creel received visitors at the Mexican Embassy, and Mr and Mrs Van Vechten Olcott reported lease changes for their Willard house stay.
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Washington
Japan
Aoki
Herbert Wadsworth
Norway
Mme. Hauge
Miss Foraker
Miss Elkins
Miss Townsend
Miss Oliver
Miss Hill
Miss Jackson
Miss Jennings
Viscount de Chambrun
Mr. Ivany
Centario
Mr. Sturdy
Count Bernsdorff
Adhimar
Huidekoper
J.kent. McCauley
United States
Busse
Losburg
Ouzenai
Setter
Brauter
von Sternburg
Hannig
Hebbinghaus
Mme. Creel
van Vechten Olcott
Willard
Old J. H. Cutter Whiskey agents in New York firm
E La Montagne’s Sons, located at 45 Beaver Street in New York, act as agents for Old J. H. Cutter Whiskey. The imprint indicates agency representation and commercial distribution within the city.
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E. la Montagne’s Sons
Beaver Street
New York
Peace Congress at Carnegie Hall Set for April Dates
The National Arbitration and Peace Congress plans a four day session April 14 to 17 in Carnegie Hall. Delegates from America and Europe will attend led by Andrew Carnegie. Notable figures include Elihu Root Oscar Straus and Jane Addams among many university leaders and international guests. The program features a women’s session a youth meeting and a major Interparliamentary Union discussion with Bryan Gray Bartholdt and others, closing with a public dinner.
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National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Carnegie Hall
America
Europe
Andrew Carnegie
Elihu Root
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
William Jennings Horgan
Charles E. Hughes
Archbishop Farley
George Gray
Seth Low
Bishop Potter
Rabbi Hirsch
Richard Bartholdt
Jane Addams
Congress
Carnegie
McClellan
Root
Hughes
E&x-Mayorow
Mr. Bryan
Gray
Missouri
Track Removal Plans Delayed by Transit Board Dispute
The Rapid Transit Commission took no action on plans to remove New York Central tracks from Eleventh Avenue, delaying ruling for a week amid clashes with civic groups. Controversy centers on Saxe law amendments and condemnation timelines with potential court battles if no contract or Albany action occurs by March 26.
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The
Rapid Transit Commission
New York Central Railroad
Eleventh Avenue
Commission
Albany
George L. Rives
Committee of Fifty
Thirtieth Street
Myles M. Dawson
Sixty-ninth Street
Rives
Dawson
H. G. Schneider
Eleventh Avenue Track Removal Association
Schneider
Martin Saxe
Sperm Whale Found Stranded at Sound Point
A dead sperm whale over 100 feet long was found at Sound Point in St Augustine on March 7. Twenty five barrels of oil were removed from the carcass and ambergris is expected to bring a fortune. The whale is believed to be the one sighted two weeks earlier by the yawl Muriel en route to Nassau under charter to the New York Motor Club members.
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New York Times
ST. Augustine
Sound Point
Ambergris
Muriel
Nassau
New York Motor Club
Penrose Defense Opens in Court Martial
San Antonio March 7 The defense opened its case in the Penrose court martial with Sergt Major Spottswood Taliaferro of the First Battalion Twenty fifth Infantry testifying that guns sounding like large caliber weapons awakened him He noted a civilian warned they would shoot all of you tonight due to the assault on Mrs Evans and his testimony differed in several points from earlier statements.
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San Antonio
Penrose
Spottswood Taliaferro
Firt
Indiana Governor Signs Bill for Lincoln Graves Grounds
Governor Hanly signs legislation to place maintenance of Nancy Hanks Lincoln grave grounds under state control. He will appoint a commission to manage and preserve the site in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
Nancy Hanks
Vinedin
Abraham Lincoln
Appointments to West Point Announced at White House
Washington March 7 The White House announced the 10 names named to the United States Military Academy for 1wS Bur ton Young Read Terry de la Mesa Allen Eaton C Edwards Charles C Dodd Pp Alary Fecht Otis A Wallace Manley Lawton Alfred Faxon Latimer John Pulford Donald W Fraser sons of notable officers and officials including Captains Majors Lieut Colonels and a sergeant All are listed as incoming cadets with lineage highlighted in each case
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West Point
Washington
United States Military Academy
White House
Burton Young Read
George W. Read
Terry de la Mesa Allen
S. A. Allen
Eaton C. Edwards
F. A. Edwards
Charles C. Dodd
G. A. Dodd
Alary Fecht
E. O. Fecht
Otis A. Wallace
Capt. Wallace
Manley Lawton
Gen. Lawton
Alfred Faxon Latimer
A. B. Latimer
John Pulford
John.Fraser
Masonville Bank Safe Blown Open in Early Morning Heist
In Masonville, Iowa, the Farmer's Savings Bank safe was blown open early today and robbers escaped with $4,000. The incident occurred in Dubuque reported dispatch with authorities investigating the break in.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Farmer’s Savings Bank
Masonville
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