Investigation on United States Steel inquiry near completion
Washington reports a government review by the Mereau of Corporations will soon deliver findings on the conduct of United States Steel Corporation. The report, prepared by corporate experts, will be sent to President Taft and Attorney General in a bid to reveal possible corporate conduct and ties to political actions amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
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Senator Probe Details Documented Misuse of Funds
A Senate committee disclosed findings on 2,450 expenditure approved by Secretary Hay and Secretary May from the emergency fund. The report questions the lack of receipts and vouchers for a large disbursement, with calls for accountability and potential misappropriation under the State Department budget.
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Spanish Galleon Unearthed Near Nombre Gellow
fragmentary report details an ancient galleon unearthed near Nombre Gellow with workers and dredges involved. It notes preservation concerns and a plan to assess artifacts while authorities consider next steps and potential exhibit.
New Nicaragua and Honduras Treaties Under Senate Review
The Secretary of State signed a new Nicaragua treaty akin to the existing Santo Domingo pact, seeking financial settlement and stability in Central America. It outlines a claims commission, a banking plan, and a potential loan package with Morgan & Co, while debates on a Honduran treaty and broader Central American policy intensify in Congress.
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Lorimer Resolution Up for Impeachment Inquiry
Senator Culberson objects to immediate consideration of a Lorimer resolution and requests time to test the charges against William Lorimer of Illinois. Senators Litilinglang Gamble Jones Kenyon Jelmaton Pletcher Korn and Lew are named as directing a thorough investigation by the special committee into alleged corrupt methods and whether Lorimer is entitled to retain his seat. The subcommittee is empowered with all duties of a special committee.
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Wool tariff wrangle on Underwood bill unfolds
Democratic and Republican lawmakers clash over the Underwood wool schedule as the House tariffs committee releases minority and majority reports. Debate centers on revenue needs, Treasury health, and timing for final action with the tariff board’s forthcoming data pending.
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Men Die In Sea Calamity Involving Swine And Cattle
Wreck off the coast near Lee Bunton claimed several lives including crew and passengers as ships sank after a stifling disaster. Survivors recount chaotic scenes with livestock clinging to decks while family members searched for loved ones amid a frantic rescue.
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SPECIAL SESSION IN ILLINOIS ON DEEP WATERWAYS
Governor Deneen calls a special session of the General Assembly for June 14 to push deep waterways from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. The session risks extending beyond July 1 unless a waterway bill passes, with executive power to amend the measure if needed.
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Catholic Chub Officers Named At Elmhouse Meeting
The annual Catholic Chub meeting at Centre Park South yesterday elected officers for the new term. President MJ Mile quinta. vice presidents Terence Farley and Jieph Adrian. Secretary Percy dgtehing. Treasurer alftell MM Blarrett voged of inane err. Titan E Parching. John GO Kor cooine MLadurray. Sareen. tare ter Hoare. debeveery. Mente [ieite. Wank Eisinit. John Lirica.
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Three Killed in Newark Amid Plentiful Accidents
A stream of deadly mishaps in Newark yesterday left three men dead and several injured. Walter A. Curtin, a Pennsy railroad foreman, was crushed between cars in a freight yard near St. Sthehart's Hospital where he died. Charles Velin, 70, of 1 Baldwich Street, was run over by a truck at Marker and Washallin Streets and died at Tony Hospital. Michael Daitlin, 48, of 3 Caluter Street, was found dead from gas poisoning at his home. William, an elderly man, died after collapsing at his doorstep. Wood Parker, 63, of Tipington, died yesterday afternoon in his home at 35 Met Street after being left alone. An elderly man sleeping nearby died after a fall in the adjacent yard.
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Farmer Crawls to Engine Cab as Train Hits Van Meter
Martinsturg West Virginia June. While Peay Van Meter a Herkeles county farmer died driving, the Baltinnte Obie tracks last night, his wagon was hit by a train. Van Meter crawled along it feet toward the cab and told the engineer to stop. He suffered injuries but survives. authorities question him about stealing a ride.
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Surgeon’s fatal appendix operation shocks Philadelphia
Dr Joseph Price, renowned medical figure and founder of a hospital, performed an appendectomy on a young girl for appendicitis, then died shortly after. The event followed his own successful execution of a similar procedure days earlier, drawing national attention to the case and to his medical leadership inAmerican surgery.
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Famous Old Galt House Sold at Auction in Louisville
The famed Galt House in Louisville, long a landmark hotel dating back to the Civil War era, was sold under the hammer after a bankruptcy filing. The auction price reportedly reached about 21,000 with the purchaser named as a life insurance company. The sale closes a historic chapter for the famous hotel and its soon-to-be liquidated contents.
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Two Going to Rome in Yawl from Providence
Fragmented OCR note describes a voyage from Providence to Rome in a yawl. It mentions Thomas Pleminw Day and TOR Grodwin as president of an artmatic grit May Resneration. The craft is expected to reach the Italian capital in forty days, with reference to a Ventisterore kaitore expedition and a notable figure Alun along the coast.
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Mail Clerks Debate Loyalty at Convention
Syracuse clerks discuss government loyalty amid union convention. Steuart and Stewart warn against disloyalty and disallow service to unions seen as hostile to the state. A vote on anti loyalty measures and potential affiliation with the American Federation of Labor is expected tomorrow.
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Military dairy work on Annapolis aeroplanes
In Annapolis the naval dairy project aims to equip aircraft with dairy systems for field use. The effort involves testing by a unit under the May Department and addresses risks to cows during operations. Officials warn about potential frights harming livestock and impacting milk supply, with investigations into animal safety and transport effects.
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Indorse Justice Scott At Local Meeting Of Lawyers
The New York County bar association held a meeting endorsing Justice Scott's renomination and election. Attendees included Amnettie Lint and Deng Leventritt, with Leo Parker presiding, discussing strategies to unite lawyers and support renewed tenure for Justice Scott.
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Bankruptcy case details reveal renewed fortunes and creditors
Genree L. Vaywagn, P A0, 3 Fast Be Nize, faces bankruptcy again as income and inherited fortunes surge. documents show debts receded, taxpayer figures referenced, and a tied court action with attorney Kim for reevaluation. The filing, heard yesterday, involves living expenditures and Wall Street gains, with a Litman firm probing assets and an injunction sought in federal court.
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Honor for New York Woman Named Alumni President
A New York woman was honored today as the president of the alumni association. Juan Kingien led the recognition ceremony, highlighting her leadership and service.
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