Aftermath of New Haven probes stirs lawmakers and investors
The dispatch reports mounting interest among U S. Senators and the public over the Interstate Commerce Commission findings on the New Haven affair. It notes possible criminal probes against directors, calls for dissolution measures, and signals Massachusetts and New England pressure on state legislation to reshape the railroad. It mentions attorney general cautions, immunity questions, and shifting leadership among directors as investigations proceed.
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Toon
Intrretate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Sijeresstil
New England
Walsh
Mascachusetts
New
Sime Unie
Valk Wal
New York
Benlos
Morgan
Unclear OCR: local notice on civic event plans
Fragmentary text outlines a public gathering or march organized by Lednards Primal at a city location. Details are garbled with misread names and dates, making exact actions and participants hard to determine.
Barbers Enter New Strike Over Wages and Work Rules
Vague OCR fragment reports barbers in a new strike affecting shops from shore to city limits. Details are unclear but reference to a prolonged stoppage and protests across districts. No clear dates or organizations are readable.
Death toll from mercury poisoning tops in New York history
Reports detail a surge in deaths from mercurial poisoning in Greater New York with ten fatalities in three months across Manhattan Brooklyn and Queens. Officials push to widen regulatory controls on mercurial compounds to curb the trend.
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Frankie Ay
Brooklyn
New
HP Aesbert
Brewlir
Ile
Seaiti
Jersey City
Boston
Fenty
Chirwen
Tributes Paid to Bruce and Battle of Bannockburn Reflections
Tributes marked the anniversary of Bruce with a Burneeside gathering. The Ye Puritan choir performed and an address praised Robert Bruce Clarke, church orator, noting a Scottish king as an ancestor who led forces at Bannockburn against the Red army.
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Bannnckburn
Robert Trune Clarke
Trust Bill Used to Bury Literacy Test
Fragmented OCR text discusses a trust bill and immigration policy battles. It notes Democratic opposition, President vetoes, and the Commerce Commission debate. The piece reflects a partisan clash over a literacy test and trade measures affecting American voters and immigration policy.
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Tutt
Tubor Frente
Congress
Moodie
Americin
United States
Bartef
Wwe
Afta Trade Commission
Mother Dead Girls Sleep in Park in Fraud Court Case
Two sisters aged eighteen and twenty, living in dire poverty after their mother’s death, slept in a park for two weeks. Police removed them from a shed under bushes and they were charged with vagrancy. Magistrate Krekel released them to Shelter Home for Girls representative Mrs Harbott for investigation.
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Dirary Mteswrs
Peas
Kip
Lijlzaberis Harbott
Shelterine Home For Girls
United States
Dinah
Meyers
Cour
Mey
John Haggerty
Hasttein Street
Five Thousand See Aquitania At Pier Visit
Crowds of over five thousand gather at Pier D as Cunard Line limits access to the Aquitania during a brief port call. Captain Roberts authorizes a distant view but prevents full inspection due to time constraints. Visitors are disappointed as plans to board fail.
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Pier di
Roberts
Winele Fse
Aquitania
Cunard Line
Pune
Carnegie Report Unfair to Greece in Greek Protest
Official Greek statement denounces a Carnegie commission report as biased and incomplete. It accuses the panel of omitting Bulgarian atrocities, overstating Greek provocation, and mischaracterizing war crimes during the Balkan conflict.
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Greece
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Washington
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Europe
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Commisston
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Serres
Etyon
Thor Saniaind
Hausen
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Consi
Refukone
Doxato
New York City
Eleanor
New York
Acc
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
America
Rerviana
Commission
Rome
Carnegie Commission
New Shift Stirs Police Sergeants Across Precincts
Commissioner Wood ordered a sweeping shift of about one thousand sergeants to rotate among precincts after each tour. The move, labeled a "Bhoofly" system, drew widespread criticism from the rank and file who fear reduced efficiency and morale while officials defend the plan as necessary reform.
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Wood
Cme
Woods
Costle
Gloom in Congress consensus over long summer session
Democratic leaders in Congress predict no adjournment until September as mood sours over the president's agenda. Privately, lawmakers fear constituents and re-election debates more than the public policy clash, while White House signals keep Congress in session with little sign of retreat.
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Tribune Bure
Washington
Congress
Henate
Clark Down
Shaker Clark
Clark
Frien
Barrievs
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mexico
Senate
House
New York Politics Discussed at Metropolitan Club Dinner
Washington June 7 New York politics were informally discussed last night at a dinner held at the Metropolitan Club by Representative Fairchild to the New York delegation in Congress. Present were Senator Root and Representatives Pain Calder Mott Danforth Hamilton Parker Dunn Wasily Platt Merritt was absent ill.
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New York
Metropolitan Club
Fairchild
Congress
Root
Pain
Calder
Mott
Danforth
Hamilton
Parker
Dunn
Wasily
Platt
Merritt
Screens Banished Malaria and Near Normal Health in Tampico
A Tribune report from Washington notes the Navy screens to prevent malaria aboard American ships in Mexican waters. All ships screened. malaria cases ashore near negligible. Des Moines shows low cases. overall fleet shows about 2 percent ill, matching normal conditions.
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Tampico
Tribune
Washington
Tina Bean
Admiral Hadeger
Des Moines
Werson
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Suffrage Leaders To Go To Newport
Washington reports suffrage leaders will meet at Marble House Newport from June 7 to July 2 to harmonize support for a Congressional suffrage measure. Bills by Senators Shafroth and Bristow are before Congress, with representatives from the C U and the N A W S A planning to attend to settle differences and coordinate strategy.
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Washington
Sielmonva Newport
Marble House
United States
Congress
Tio Billi
Shafroth
Bristow
Newport
Congressional Union
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Brandes Defends Shakespeare at Comedy Theatre Night
Dr. Georg Brantes spoke on Shakespeare in England at the Comedy Theatre. Brander Matthews introduced him but misnamed the speaker. Brantes dismissed the Baconian theory and Tolstoy's view on Shakespeare, while Bernard Shaw and Frank Martin were referenced in a satirical critique of the dramatist.
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Georg Brantes
Profam Brander Matthews
Dr. Bremke
Tolstoy
Bernard Shaw
Tentoy
Frank Martin
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