Militia Called Out During Riot at Electric Car
Maynard warned militia would act if shooting occurred as deputies faced a mob. A volley from the electric car wounded Venner Peterson, 12, with fatal fear and injuries to others. Militia plans were set, 750 troops deployed, ball cartridges issued. arrests made, including deputy William J. Welsh, as mayor Fitzgerald returned from Pittsfield. The crowd gradually quieted, no martial law declared.
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Venner Peterson
John Peterson
Sweet
Cavalry
Providence
Benjamin P. Bosworth
Bosworth
Kimball
Tanner
General Assembly
Habertin
Pawtucket
William J. Welsh
Peterson Boy
Hannigan
Welsh
Adam Saunders
110Th Heavy Artillery
Fort Adams
Shore
Fitzgerald
Pittsfield
Mass
Thurber testimony fails to shift reciprocity plan
The Thurber evidence shows how Cuba funds were spent on propaganda for reciprocity, not misused. War Department clerks will detail receipts and expenditures from General Wood’s Cuba work, aiming to publicize the island’s push for closer ties with the United States. Beet sugar lobbyists, Oxnard agents praised the disclosures, but a full probe is unlikely before adjournment.
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Washington
Havana
Cuba
United States
Congress
War Department
Oxnards
Thurber
Beets Sugar Backers Keep Opposition to Reciprocity
Republican senators allied with beet sugar pressed to oppose tariff relief for Cuban products. They backed passing the House bill with the Morris amendment but resisted amendments, considering two options: drop the issue or accept a rebate plan. Conference room discussions counted at least nineteen loyal Republicans and aimed to win Democratic support for a straight reciprocity vote if possible.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Elkins
Committee of Conciliation
Burrows
Jones
Nevada
F. B Thurber
House
Friends of Cuban
Committee
Cuba
Senate
Aldrich
Allison
Platt
Connecticut
McMillan
The President Returns from West Point Visit
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Washington by Pennsylvania Railroad at 9 29 PM from West Point. A conference with Senator Platt and Senator Spooner followed, with possible White House remarks on General Wood's Cuban reciprocity expenditures anticipated tomorrow. General Wood travels to Boston and will return Saturday.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Point
White House
Platt
Connecticut
Cuba
Wood
Spooner
Wisconsin
Cortelyou
Root
Payne
Corbin
Boston
Pennsylvania Station
Jersey City
Congressional Limited
Olympia
Postoffice
John Cody
Gregory-st
Daniel Tee
Michael McNally
War Department clears funds inquiry in calendar
Mr Platt of Connecticut noted that information on funds from the time of American occupation through May 1 this year is being compiled by the War Department and the resolution was sent to the calendar for action.
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Platt
Connecticut
War Department
Distress in Cuba Calls for Trade Reform and Relief
Washington reports Cuba faces dire straits in sugar and tobacco exports. Officials note a $10 million drop in ten months vs last year, with overall exports down 21 percent. Imports rise modestly, U S trade with Cuba remains crucial, and Congress is urged to ease restrictions to avert ruin.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
H. Bliss
Customs Service
Havana
Bulletin of
Insular
War Department
Congress
Germany
Havemeyer Confirms $2,500 Cuba Reciprocity Testimony
H C Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining Company stated that Thurber’s testimony before the Senate committee was correct regarding a $2.00 subscription from Havemeyer to the United States Export Association. He said the only new point was War Department contributions to the reciprocity campaign and expressed belief that most newspapers and people favor reciprocity with Cuba.
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H. C. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
F. B. Thurber
United States Senate Committee
Cubs
Cuban Minister Arrives in Washington With Family
Cuban Minister to the United States Gonzalo de Quesada arrives in Washington with his family. He is established temporarily in a hotel and will soon take a residence or office as arrangements continue.
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Washington
Gonzalo de Quesada
United States
Quesada to Head Cuban Legation in Washington
Mr Quesada will establish a legation in Washington with two secretaries. Carrillo y Aldama is nominated for second secretary but not yet confirmed. The first secretary is unnamed. Quesada will present credentials to President Roosevelt tomorrow. President Palma aims to cut expenses to boost agricultural development as all departments push to set up administration.
Philippine Inquiry Details Water Cure and Village Burns
Washington testimony before the Senate on the Philippines describes four water cure instances in Luzon near Orano and Batan, including duckings and a knocked-out tooth, plus orders to burn coastal native huts to flush out insurgents. Des Moines sergeant Mark H Evans and Edward J Norton recount humane intent clashing with isolated abuses and wartime necessity.
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Washington
Mark H. Evans
Des Moines
Iowa
324 Volunteer Infantry
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Patterson
Beveridge
McComas
Batan
Luzon
Orano
Orane
Evans
Edward J. Norton
Los Angeles
8Th
United States Infantry
Panay
Culberson
Norton
United States
San Miguel
Vilages
Hughes
Senator Culberson
Rizal Monument Fund Meets Mayor To Plan Committee
General Otis called on Mayor Low regarding the Rizal monument committee to raise funds for a Manila monument to Dr. Jose Rizal. The December committee includes Mayor Low General Otis Cornell President Schurman UC President Wheeler and John Proctor of the Civil Service Board.
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Elwell
Otis
Low
Rizal Monument Committee
Schurmar
Cornell University
Benjamin the Wheeler
University of California
John R. Proctor
United States Civil Service Board
José Rizal
Rizal
Manila
Proctor
Taft
Irrigation Bill Moves Through House Debate
Washington June 12 The House adopted a special rule to consider the irrigation bill for arid Western lands, previously passed by the Senate, with the day devoted to general debate. Tomorrow the measure will be read for amendment under the five minute rule. Speeches favored the bill from Mondell Tongue Tirrell and Shailenberger, while Ray opposed it with a legal argument. Olmstead offered a humorous reply to Cushman’s attack on the Rules Committee.
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Washington
House
Senate
Messrs. Mondell
Wyoming
Tongue
Oregon
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Shailenberger
Nebraska
Ray
Judiciary Committee
Army and Navy Orders Highlight Coastal Duty Moves
Washington June 12 The army details Captain Henry G Lyon to National Guard duty at Peekskill for instruction and records resignations of First Lieutenant Aylmer F Hendrix and Second Lieutenant Charles G Clifton. 4th Infantry transfers include Captain Ernest V Smith to Company G and Captain Herbert O Williams to Company B. Navy moves include Rear Admiral Kempff to San Francisco for Pacific Coast District war prep and Rear Admiral Wadleigh to retirement. Other notes list detachments: Rommel to New York Yard June 16 and Ensign W R White to Steam Engineering. Asiatic Station: Robinson to Yokohama Hospital, Doyle to Wilmington, Andrews to New Orleans.
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Henry G. Lyon
Peeks— Kill
National Guard
Camp of Instruction
Aylmer F Hendrix
Charles G. Clifto
Philippine Scouts
4Th Infantry
Ernest V. Smith
Herbert O. Williams
L. Kempff
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
G. H Wadleigh
Board of Inspection and Survey
Washington
C. E. Rommel
Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Navy Yard
New York
W. R. White
Bureau of Steam Engineering
New York Electrical Society Elects New Officers
The annual meeting of the New-York Electrical Society elected officers for the coming term. President is Dr. Samuel Sheldon. Vice-presidents include H. A. Lardner George H. Condict H. V. A. Parsell W. I. Donshea Hobart D. Betts and W. S. Barstow. Secretary Lee H. Guy and treasurer Henry A. Sinclair were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Electrical Society
Samuel Sheldon
H. A. Lardner
George H. Condict
H. V. A. Parsell
W. I. Donshea
Hobart D. Betts
W. 8. Barstow
Lee H. Guy
Henry A. Sinclair
Portraits of Prominent Figures in King Edward VII Coronation
Several pages of handsome half tone pictures show persons and places set to play key roles in the coronation ceremonies of King Edward VII of England, to be featured in next Sunday's Tribune.
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Edward VII of England
Tribune
President Roosevelt to visit Boston on June 25
President Roosevelt will arrive in Boston on June 25, staying at the Somerset. He will visit Harvard University for commencement exercises and alumni dinner, then attend dinners at the Algonquin Club with the Naval and Military Order of Spanish American War Veterans and the International League of Press Clubs. Speakers include John D. Long and General Leonard Wood.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Congress
Somerset
Cambridge
Harvard University
Algonquin Club
Naval
Military Order of
International League of Press Clubs
United States
Navy
John D. Long
Leonard Wood
Army
Albany Replacement Takes Shape in Tribune Preview
The excerpt notes a rapid shift from the old city of Albany toward new development. It mentions pictures of upcoming buildings and descriptions featured in next Sunday's Tribune, signaling a modernizing urban renewal trend.
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Albany
Tribune
Thirteen Club Vege Feast Ushered In With Motto
The Thirteen Club hosts a vegetable banquet at the Eyrie in the American Tract Society Building with a Vegetarian Society invite. Guests include George Francis Train and Mary Elizabeth Lease with talks on reason and soul, plus nine juice on tap and a finale praising Oceanic Steam Navigation Company for Friday ocean service.
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Thirteen Club
Vegetarian Society
Eyrie
American Tract Society
George Francis Train
Mary Elizabeth Lease
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company
Exports of Manufactures Rise in Early 1902 Trade Data
Americans visiting Europe this year will find The New York Tribune for sale at hotel book stalls across Europe and Great Britain, and at principal railroad stations. The Treasury Bureau reports improved manufacture exports in April 1902 and a near steady total for ten months ending April, with notable gains in cotton goods especially to China.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
China
Europe
New-York Tribune
Great Britain
Isthmian Canal Debate Sparks Senate Over Bonds Plan
Washington June 12 Senate resumes isthmian canal debate as Morgan of Alabama defends opposition to proposals. Fairbanks of Indiana offers a $130,000,000 bond plan to fund construction with 2 percent gold bonds. Debate touches on Colombian concessions, Spooner amendment, and presidential route authority with a $10,000,000 start fund.
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Washington
London
Senate
Mr. Morgan
Alabama
Fairbanks
Indiana
Morgan
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama
Panama Company
Silva
Colombia
United States
Panama Canal
Liberal Party
Spooner
Wisconsin
Canal Committee
Hoar
William McKinley
General Grant
Hanna
Costa Rican Congress Backs Canal Rights Grant
In San José on June 12 the Costa Rican Congress favors a constitutional amendment granting all privileges for constructing an isthmian canal as requested by the United States.
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San José
Costa Rica
United States
YMCA Opens 130 Acre Woodberry Farm For Unemployed Men
The Bowery Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association has established a 130 acre farm at Woodberry, V. J. to provide employment for men out of work. Description of this practical charity with photos appears in next Sunday's Tribune.
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The
Young Men's Christian Association
Bowery
Woodberry
V. J
Tribune
Governor Odell Reviews 69th Regiment at State Camp
Governor Odell and party toured Camp Roe near Lake Mohegan visiting the 69th Regiment with Major H K Birg and General Smith. He reviewed drills and met officers including Colonel Edward Duffy and Captain William S Scott, praising the camp and staff amid heat and a delayed arrival due to tunnel collapses.
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Peekskill
Odell
Stan
Jamnatradl Bis
Bryant B
H. K. Birg
State Camp
Or Odely
Roe
Lake Mohegan
George Moore Smith
Nelson H. Henry
James W. Cleveland
William S. Scott
Edward Duffy
69Th Regiment
James Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Maurice J. Power
D. Farrell
Camp Roe
63Rd Regiment
Cer
Michael J. Dyer
Corneling F. Collins
Tig Guard
James L. Doyle
North Palace Ground
Satuway
New York
Rockafeller
Lavin
4Ith
Nathan Clarence Horton
Ith Regiment
London clubman sued for goods as process servers fail
Judge O Dwyer in City Court orders summons against Henry K Wingut a well known clubman to recover about 307 dollars for goods supplied. Arthur L Fullman representing London ring says process servers have spent a year and a half trying to serve papers.
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O'Dwyer
Arthur L. Fullm
Broadway
London
Arundel & Co
Henry K. Wingut
West Thirtyfourth St
Fullman
Brooklyn Wires Menace Life Prompts Grounding Plan
Commissioner Dougherty of the Department of Water Supply Gas and Electricity submitted to Mayor Low a report on burying trolley telephone and telegraph wires in Brooklyn. He says the wire network menaces life and beauty and seeks a board hearing funded by a new appropriation with co operation of the wire companies.
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Dougherty
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Low
Brooklyn
Board of Estimate Apportionment
Cuban women teachers trained at New Paltz normal school
In New Paltz New York the American Normal School trains Cuban women to teach in the schools of the new republic. An interesting account includes portraits of the students and details of the program as featured in Sandsy’s Tribune.
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New Paltz
N. Y
American Normal School
New Republic
Sandsy
Tribune
Dominion Steel and Coal Firms Reelect Boards in Montreal
The Dominion Iron and Steel Company and the Dominion Coal Company held annual meetings in Montreal. Both boards were re-elected. The coal company posted a surplus of 1 157 913 after fixed charges. They ratified leasing coal property to the steel company for 1 600 000 annually plus 7 cents per ton on coal mined beyond 3 500 000 tons per year. The finished steel product is not yet ready. the rail mill may operate before November, but other departments must finish first.
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Montreal
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Dominion Coal Company
Coal Company
Steel Company
Steel
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