Cleaning the City as Strikers Return to Work
The city began to resemble normalcy yesterday as strikers and new hires cleared heaps of refuse. East Side workers cheered as carts moved from infested streets to dumps, while officials sought to avoid friction between regulars and new labor. City departments sprayed bromine on garbage piles and planned continued cleanup for several days, with officials noting the strain on horses and staff and debating future staffing levels.
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Consnissianer Edwards
Hercules
Washington Square
Health Department
Gome
Thomas Butler
Baltinore
17Th Street
Darlington
Garbage Incineration Proposal By Health Officer Doty
Dr. Alvah H. Doty, Health Officer of Re Port, urges citywide garbage incineration. He favors household disposal, municipal plants, and small district furnaces to replace current dumping on Barron Island. He warns of dangers from liquid residue and pollution near shorelines.
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Tribune
Alvah H. Doty
Re Port
Doty
Tarren Island
Dr. Doty
Williamsburg Bridge
Paya
Dots
Knosevelt
Vartons Ff
Ume
Ontario Train Wreck Near Roscoe Causes Injuries
An Ontario & Western Express wrecked at 6:05 PM near Roscoe Sullivan County. Frederick Butler and Edwin Magte reported seriously injured. The train left Weehawken at 12:30 PM with five hundred summer boarders aboard. most disembarked before the crash. Cause unknown. prior wreck near same spot in February killed three employees and injured fifteen passengers. Engineer James Garwood is brother of a victim in the earlier crash.
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Middletown
Ontario & Western Railroad
Roscoe
Sullivan County
Frederick Butler
Edwin Magte
Weehawken
James Garwood
William Garwood
Typhoid Rising in Pittsburg Amid Water Woes
Pittsburg officials report typhoid cases spiking in June with 428 new infections. Dr James F. Edwards attributes spread to scattered cases and poor water supply, noting many victims are recent foreign arrivals. The health bureau remains concerned about the growing outbreak.
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Pitsbure
Lafe
James F. Edwards
Bureau of Health
Suits Filed Against Major Express Companies in Chicago
In Chicago on July 2, 191? an Attorney General under Elkins and Hepburn acts filed suits in the United States Circuit Court against United States Express National Express American Wells Fargo and Adams alleging they issued express franks to officials employees and attorneys of rival express and railway firms. The defendants admit franks were issued on charged but deny violations claiming exchanges for other franks negate discrimination.
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Chicago
Mstrict
Sim
Eral Bonaparte
Elkins
Lg Express
United States
Ills
National
American
Wells Fargo
Adams
Te Forts
Two Mount Hermon Teachers Drown During Canoe Trip
The drowning of two Mount Hermon School for Boys teachers occurred on the Connecticut River near the conference grounds. Philip K. Green, 24, North Bridgeton Maine, taught English and mathematics and planned postgraduate work at Harvard. David A. Durward, a Cornell agriculture graduate, was active in lacrosse and religious affairs and intended to run his father’s farm after a trip to Europe with his parents away.
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the Tribune
East Northfield
Mass
Mount Hermon
Philip K. Green
North Bridgeton
David A. Durward
Claremont
Ren
Towsoin, II
Hermon
Harvard
Durward
Agricultural Department
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Mount Hermen
Incrosse
Europe
Dog Fights Murderers In Jamestown Market Killing
Christopher Brans, a prosperous market gardener, was dragged from his wagon and shot near Wallabout Market in Williamsburg while returning to his Merrick Road farm. His faithful dog stood by him, taking wounds as the assailants fled with the wagon toward Jamestown. Coroner Ambler and District Attorney Darrin press the investigation as Brans leaves a wife and three children.
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Christopher Brags
Wallabout Market
Williamsburg
Merrick Road
Central Avenue
Jam South
Brans
Braas
Jenn
Sesbald
Jamaton
Puntine Street
Jamaten
Po- Neeman Hunt
Hamlin's Family to Care for Boy Education Fund
Buffalo July 2 The Hamlin family of Harry Hamlin, noted club member and horse trainer, who died in an automobile crash weeks ago, sets aside 15.00 to educate the boy injured when Hamlin's ear struck a carriage. Health and delight in the cool depths of New balsam forests. Advt.
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Uy Nemrgmon Wrne Tridune
Buffalo
Harry Hamlin
Toedher
Hamilin
Advt
Mount Vernon Aldermen Attack Central Over Fare Hikes
The Mount Vernon Board of Aldermen condemned New York Central Railroad fare increases and passed resolutions urging Governor Hughes and the Public Utilities Commission to intervene. Acting Mayor Clarke urged swift relief or an ordinance regulating train speeds through Mount Vernon with police enforcement. Commuters boycott persists on the Harlem Division as talks with New Haven over power and motive power stall. mass meetings are planned to protest railroad actions.
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Trace
Theew York Central
New York, New Higven & Hartford
Stamford
Central
Phate
New Haven Road
New Heverland
New York Central
Harlem
Tolley Hines
Ef- Fini
Getty
Public Airicles Commission
New York Central Railroad
Rend
Inc. 31
Yonkers
New York
Man Hunt Ends in Capture of Lake Placid Suspect
Ailes Delcour of Lake Placid was captured near Bloomingdale after a lengthy pursuit across Adirondack towns. Police say he shot two officers yesterday, killing one, and engaged in a running gunfight before being surrounded at a barber shop where he resisted arrest and fled into the woods. Officer Fred Cutler died this afternoon. another officer was wounded.
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Ailea
George Delcour
Lake Placid
Bloomingdale
Delcour
Debeour
Lake Pacid
Fred Cutler
John Arnold
Hlm Io
Cutler
Rint
Bin
Nelcour
Saranac Lake
Deicour
Saranac Tate
Sarana Lake
Bloomingdate
Jerome distributes election fund among groups
Howard Gans, former assistant district attorney and treasurer for Jerome’s last campaign, announced that the remaining 4 551 68 from the district attorney campaign fund was divided among the Catholic Protectors, the New York Juvenile query, and the Jewish Protectors. Enck received 1517 2. Jerome explained the motive as using the residue to support a wise administration of the criminal law in its application to the city.
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Howard
Gans
Teasurer
Jerome
New York
Enck
Thieve
Beer keg mystery shocks Bell Island residents
Bell Island on Long Island Sound awoke to find over a hundred empty beer kegs drifting near shore. Residents mistook them for seals, then used them as floats. Improvement Society officers puzzled over disposal as large steamer loss or deck cargo is suspected.
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Norwalk
Conn
Bell Island
Long Island Sound
Improvement Society
Temperance Advo
No Pacific Fleet Expansion Report Denied by Navy
Washington reports that Acting Secretary Newberry denied any plan to augment the Pacific Fleet with Atlantic battleships and said no General Board recommendation exists. The Navy notes Nebraska will join the Atlantic after trials and a long cruise. Oyster Bay adds Roosevelt secretary Loeb denies sixteen battleships moving to the Pacific.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Inehlef
Army and Navy
Metcalf
Newberry
Navy Department
General Board of the Navy
AML
Mr. Newberry
General Board
Nebraska
Seattle
Atlantic
Oyster Bay
United States Navy
Pacific
Japan
William Loeb
Loeb
Not an unfriendly act in Pacific guard debate
Japanese Ambassador Viscount Aoki said the United States increasing its representation or sending battleships to the Pacific Coast would not be seen as unfriendly. He critiqued press reports on Navy decisions, urged reliance on courts for treaty issues, and noted Japanese officials do not control every press comment. He downplayed the Nippon Times as not representing the government’s view on intelligence office matters.
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Japan
Pacific
Asatte
Viscount Aoki
United States
Lberty
Saimontown
San Francis
Aoki
Reone
Polio Board
Nichi Ntehi
Nuk
Kovernment
Japanese Protest Highlights Rights of Japanese in San Francisco
A July dispatch from Tokio reports another protest by the Nichi Nichi regarding American policy toward Japanese compatriots in San Francisco. The piece notes tensions over employment restrictions, treaty provisions awaiting national legislation, and reflects on diplomatic strains between Washington and Tokyo amid local actions by San Francisco authorities.
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San Peanelse
Comattota
Enenetcg
San Francisco
Washington
la Franciscs
Weninat
Ansume
Count Katy
Count Hayashi
Man Demands 3 Million at Rochester Bank
A 50 year old man entered the Union Trust Company on State street at 1:30 this morning demanding 3,000,000 in cash. Police seized Henry Brinkman, an engineer, who claimed to be insane and wished to fund a police station for consumptives and a new bridge project. He is in custody at the police station.
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Rochester
Union Trust Company
State Street
Henry Brinkman
Bateman Tragedy Shocks Altoona Player in City
Milwaukee baseball player Bateman, recently signed with Altoona Penn, behaved dangerously during a game yesterday. He claimed a safe hit, refused to run, threatened others, then slept in a hotel room before escaping by fire escape. Found on a city doorstep, he is cared for by Altoona teammates and may be sent to a sanatorium. The Hudson River steamer Albay offers special excursions to Poughkeepsie.
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Enton
Quate Bateman
Milwaukee
Altoona
Penn
Petence
Bateman
Ccliy
Harriman Report Soon
Washington July 2 A member of the Interstate Commerce Commission said findings in the Harriman case would be completed and made public probably within two weeks. The commission's nine members are at work drafting the report after evidence was taken. Frank Teelings, a prominent attorney in the Harriman inquiry, is in Washington conferring with the commission on key aspects of the case.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stward
Marriman
Prank Teelings
Harriman
Gold Exports Resume as Heavy Shipments Clock In
Gold export engagements revived with $1,000,000 via Goldman Sachs & Co and $500,000 by Heidebach Teketehltier & Co. The shipments, for Foilaret secount Golden, Sadie & Co, suggest Paris and London arbitrage through New York, with strong Sterling and favorable German Dutch exchange factors.
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Europe
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Heidebach, Teketheltier & Co
Foilaret Secount
Golden, Sadie & Co
Holland America Line
Sterling Exchange
Paris Bheck
London
Paris
New York
Agitators Denied Temporary Release in Argilees Wine Case
The local court denied the petition for temporary release of Marcelin Albert M Ferroul and others of the Argelilees wine growers committee. The decision provoked great district excitement. they appealed. Large precautions were taken to prevent disorder.
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Bert and
Ferroul
Montpelier
Marcelin Albert
M. Ferroul
Argelilees
Building Buries Many in Cincinnati Collapse
Ten people were injured when a four story business building on Main Street collapsed due to weakened foundations from nearby excavation for a ten story project. Forty two escaped injury. The structure housed an upholstery company. its outer wall fell into the excavation, with workers eating lunch nearby. One man was slightly injured. a stenographer was badly broken by debris. a fireman was struck on the head. Several laborers were hurt but not seriously.
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Cincinnati
Main Street
Stn
Main Streets
Isaac White
Levi & White
Fred Mi
Joseph McDonald
Reick
Automobiles Hit a Man in Front of Chambers Street
Charles C Tegethoff’s car struck an unidentified man about sixty as traffic peaked at Chambers street and Broadway. The victim, a mechanic, died at Hudson Street Hospital from skull and internal injuries. Chauffeur Edmond Roxby was held on assault charges likely to become homicide. Tegethoff stated speeds were under three miles an hour and that the man attempted to cross before the collision.
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Charles C. Tegethoff
Chambers Street
Broadway
Chanbers Street
Hudson Street
Stewart
Eant No
Charles C
Tith Street
Brooklyn
Willan Sterling Place
Platt Atrent
Boston
Edmond Roxby
Doscher Street
Sch Street
Tegethoff
Raltroal Securties Company
Sinnemahoning Tron and Coal Company
Furnaceville Tron Company
Church Street
Mr. Texelhoff
Mr. Tegethoff
Major T L Harper resigns from Americas Club role after shooting
Major T L Harper resigns as secretary of the Americas Club in Pittsburg after firing four shots at broker Levi De Wolf in De Wolf's office last week. No injuries were reported. Police hearing held. Harper bound over for court on four counts of felonious shootings with intent to harm. GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER advertised.
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Pittsburg
T. Lemuel Harper
Levi de Wolf
the Americas Club
Harper
de Wolf
Harperson
Bill
Extra Session Called To Meet Next Monday Albany
Governor Hughes calls a special legislative session for Monday to tackle the reapportionment issue. Attorney General Jackson issues a formal opinion urging a special election for unexpired Senate terms, to be conducted under the 1904 apportionment. The plan hinges on the Senate continuing through the year and may prompt court action before the election.
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Albony
Hughes
Jackom
John S. Whalem
Senate
Mada
Court of Appeals
Jamestown
Albany
Jackson
Subpena Stand Taken Over Rockefeller Appearance
At a conference between Standard Oil counsel led by John S Miller and District Attorney Sims the government refused to withdraw the subpoena for John D Rockefeller. Sims stated no concessions would be given and Rockefeller must appear in court on Saturday despite the requested information.
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Azo
Standard Oi Company
John S Miller
Shins
Miller
Johnn. Rockefeller
Bandis
Sims
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Negro Legislator Keeps Seat In Georgia
Avanta July 2 W H Rogers the only negro member in Georgia Legislature representing McIntosh County won a contest before the House against George E Atwood a white challenger who sought to oust him on technicalities The Privileges and Elections Committee ruled in the negro’s favor amid larger talk of possible disfranchisement measures. AN EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND Wallasey England July 2 A slight earthquake was felt at noon today with minor damage reported. SLIght earthquake shocks were also reported in Italy Tolmezzo near Calne and in the Tolmezza Amara region with minor tremors felt at various towns.
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Avanta
W. H. Rogers
Georgia Legislture
McIntosh County
George E. Atwood
Atwood
England
Wallasey
Italy
Rome
Stightett
Tolmezza
Fae Pastels
Amara
Calne
Tolmer
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Ateof
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Ontario
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MT. Vernon
New Haven
R. R
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Ohio
Hiram J. Ayers
Osten
Utah
California
Liher Selats
Usher
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Adve
Pacteic
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Hudson River Pay Line
Albay
Poughkeepsie
Holland
MM. al
Co. C. Tegethoff
Major T. Lemuel Harper
John D. Rockefeller
Dusky
Georgia
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