Carnegie funds world’s finest marine biology lab at Woods Hole
Washington reports the Carnegie Institution will establish a premier marine biology laboratory at Woods Hole Massachusetts as its first major research project. The plan includes purchasing the Marine Biological Laboratory plant and adjoining land to form a six acre site with modern equipment and a superior library. The venture aims to study human life related biology using marine fauna and will serve scholars from Harvard Princeton MIT Stanford Brown and many other institutions.
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Doctor Glennon Recalled From Havana Mission
Dr. Glennon chief surgeon of the Marine Hospital Service in Havana is recalled to Washington and leaves for New York on the steamer Mexico. Dr. Trotter temporarily succeeds him as chief. Officials praise the service for guarding against yellow fever from Mexico. no cases in Havana and experts expect continued prevention with strict quarantine.
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Cuban Congress Probes U S Troop Landing at Santiago
A Havana dispatch says Cuban Congress inquiries into the landing of U S soldiers at Santiago. War Department officials disclose the force was a detachment of recruits from the Department of the East replacing expired terms. No new units sent to Cuba. the department argues the right to retain troops ensures full strength of all organizations staying in Cuba.
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Packing House Planned in Mexico to Supply Mexican and U S Markets
Chicago and South Dakota investors travel via Omaha to announce a vast new packing plant three hundred miles from Mexico City on the Mexican National road. The mill will process cattle hogs sheep and goats with initial capacity 500 head daily, use Mexican labor, 40 to 60 cent wages, and ship refrigerated meat to New York and other U S cities.
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Wild for Roosevelt at Providence Riotous Enthusiasm
President Theodore Roosevelt draws massive crowds in Providence as supporters roar and push for a trusts reform amendment. He outlines temperance and antitrust goals and signals political momentum amid fiery reception.
Roosevelt Rally Follows New England Tour With Crowds
President Roosevelt travels from Hartford to Willimantic and Providence greeting large crowds. He urges public virtue and character in leaders while detailing national and local reforms. A Rhode Island reception ends with a Capitol speech and a guarded city drive.
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Steel Plan Explained in Hodge Suit Affidavits
Supplemental affidavits filed in the New Jersey Court of Chancery in Trenton detail the United States Steel Corporation plan to convert 7 per cent cumulative preferred stock into 5 per cent mortgage bonds and issue new bonds to fund plant improvements. George W. Perkins describes a 250 million dollar second mortgage bond issue to retire preferred stock and raise cash, with a syndicate led by J. P. Morgan & Co. receiving commissions. the plan aims to lower annual dividend costs and strengthen earnings while preserving value for common stock holders.
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Faction Feuds Among Boer Leaders Reported Abroad
London dispatch notes Cape Parliament clashes over indemnity and self government with Sir Gordon Sprigg backed by Chamberlain facing Dutch English tensions. Boer leaders in Europe blamed for intrigues while new alliances form toward a South African confederation. The Times cites political shifts as Britain watches imperial politics unfold.
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