Mexico to Abolish Foreign Monopolies and Strike Ties
June reports from Chihuahua and Mexico City outline Governor Abraham Gonzales declaring a new regime to curb foreign concessions and monopolies, with restrictions on Americans, Brits, and Germans. He says competition will replace exclusive privileges and that company stores will be abolished to empower workers. The move comes amid broader reforms affecting mining and timber interests valued in American holdings.
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Chihuanca
Mexico
Abraham Gonzales
Chittuatua
Diss
Gonzales
United States
Orozco
Chituahua
Controversy Over McAneny Report Passes to Companies
In a discussion led by Mr. Quackenbush the McAneny committee report is praised for its work and will be submitted to the companies for acceptance or rejection. The group seeks a way to earn more than six percent on elevated mines under the plan while noting Manhattan elevated lines promise higher profits. Williams criticized debt while Brooklyn Rapid Transit signals readiness to engage with the city.
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Board of Aldermen
Stauch’s
Coney Island
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Reggie
Stavoh’s
Inet
Bryant Willard
Curran
Willian P. Kenneally
Shonts
McAneny
Quackenbush
Manhattan
Ines
Met Williams
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Transit hearing looms on city hall ground with Low and Meany
City officials stage a crucial transit report hearing led by Mayor Seth Low and Borough President MeAneny. The Board of Estimate aims to decide on the Interborough tunnel plan by early July after public comment. Leaders anticipate a landmark session amid ongoing talks with transit interests and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Board of
Retimate
Jie
Seth Low
Ciizens’ Teeneit
Gaynor
Mac
Esthante
Wotneeta
Siblereal
McAneny Shold
Mitchel
Board of Amermen
McAneny
Thesit Company
Subway
Boy Runs Over By Train In Rockaway Accident
A boy named Tommy Wing was struck by a Seaside-bound Brooklyn train on the Ons Island Railroad near Rockaway. He suffered a crushed foot and a severely cut toe, with one foot amputated and another badly damaged. He was carried to Spague’s house and then to Far Rockaway’s St Joseph’s Hospital by ambulance. His family, poor and distressed, faced medical costs as Dr. Schenck coordinated the emergency response.
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Tommy Wing
FIC
Rockaway
Ons Island Railroad
Brooklyn
Seaside
Tomy
Peter Sprague
Epcague’s
Bi. Joseph's Hospital
Far Rockaway
Dig
W. K. Schenck
Accadens
Tomy Hive
Dr. Schenck
Taier Tommy" Wan
Indian's Dramatic Tale at Interior hearing
Dr. Carlos Montezuma Mohave Apache told the House Expenditures in the Interior Committee of hardships faced by his tribes as they face removal from McDowell Reservation. He attacked Carlisle School policy and Indian art programs calling Carlisle a failure and criticizing Leupps Indian museum plan as part of a misguided effort to civilize Indians.
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the Tribune
Marea Washington
Carlos Montezuma
House Committee On
Interior Department
Montexusin
McDowell Reservation
Barren Wall Lake
Arizona
Montezuma
Government Indian Service
Carlisle School
Carlisle
Mercer
Francisco Leupp
Leupp
Earlo
Travellers Protective Association Revises Death Benefit
In Philadelphia on June 1 the Travellers Protective Association convention discouraged traveling in nag machines and revised death benefits. Any member who takes flight in an aeroplane will not receive death benefits. The constitution increases the death benefit from $50 to $100 for members killed in a railroad wreck.
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Philadelphia
Two Americans Killed in Alamo Mexico Amid Turbulence
Washington reports two American citizens, including poster and Patrick Glennon, killed in Alamo Mexico as the U S consul cites dangerous unrest in Ensenada. The consular note says many attackers were recruited in the United States with some naturalized.
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Washington
Amereang Br
Poster
Patrick Glennon
Alamo
Mexico
Sandos
Tnsenada
Haeenada
United States
Nome
State Department
Lower
California
Veteran Fights For Home Before Supreme Court
Fitzhugh Smith, a Civil War veteran long poor and landless, appeared pro se before Justice Cohalan in the Supreme Court to save his home from foreclosure by the Manhattan Freehold Company. He recounted his wartime service, loyalty, and lack of funds for counsel, hoping the court would protect his Greenwich Street residence.
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Fitzhugh Smith
Supreme Court
Fitzhegh Smith
Itewich
Lewith Hives
Greenwich Street
Manhattan
Justiee Cohalan
Cahalan
Smith
New York Volunteers
Potomac River
Whurper's
Lincoln
I Mobis
Jier Emith
State Senate
Major Hemphill Declines Graduation Address At Randolph Macon
Telegraph reports Major Hemphill editor of the Richmond Dispatch declined to address Randolph Macon College graduates and alumni tonight. The decision followed Pacific Methodist Conference editorials criticizing Rev James Cannon Jr and university scrutiny under President Jek Blackwall, leading to backlash against Hemphill’s invitation.
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Telegraph
Melmi
M. J. Hemphill
T He Richmond Timex Disputch
Mandolph-Macon Leke
James Cannon, Jr
Major Hemphill
Randolph -Mac College
Jek. Hlackwall
Universe Critici Anm
Hemphilll
Dix Asked to Pardon Dogs in New Rochelle
Governor Dix considers clemency for two French bulldogs held under quarantine in New Rochelle after their owner Frank Howell urged release. The dogs Brandy and Sofa were impounded when watchers took them to the pound amid local quarantine rules, despite Howell’s claims of prize-winning status and efforts to comply.
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Dix
New Rochelle
Terbutes
Atheny
Frank $. Howell
Bulis
Major Colwell
Humine Societe
Cigarette
Agricultural Department
Mr. Howell
Germany
Colwell
Codding
Howell & Clomell
New York
New Jersey
London woman cited visions in probate hearing
Mrs Tull testified in Probate Court about messages from the dead received by Mrs Swanander of Brookton. Notes from a London contact named Joata referenced Dr Coulter and urged actions for Margot Noble among others. Swanander described sightings of deceased relatives and a plan by Mrs Bull to dispose of her fortune, suggesting an unstable state.
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Marea
London
Ole Ball
Tull
Alth Swanander
Brookton
Sarah
Swan
Tal
Alma
Swami
England
Margot
Sirah
Bwami
Mies Marequerite Noble
Nevidla
Indie
Sire Bull
Mre Swanander
Mre Hull
Vietone
Mra Swavander
Dee Charles 1 Henderson
Tenderson
Edwina
DISSENTS MARK CHAMIZAL DECISION IN EL PASO
The International Arbitration Court in Paso issued a split decision on the Chamizal case, dividing the land between Mexico and the United States and leaving both nations in dissent. The ruling, seen as a practical stalemate, may push the dispute back to diplomacy after more than a dozen years of contention.
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United States
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
International Arbitration Court
Paso
Tosday
Ike
Wr. Warder
California
Warder
Washington
Prescribes cure for drink in Brooklyn marriage case
Mrs. Lillian M. Ethridge sued Charles Ethridge for cruelty in Supreme Court seeking appeasement and a two year probation. She alleged rough treatment and hoped a permanent remedy or short probation would prompt reform, with General Horatio C. King as her attorney and Justice Kapper issuing the decree.
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Lillian M. Ethridge
Benjamin FP. Webb
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Justice Kapper
Supreme Court
Hie
Horatio C. King
Charles Ethridge
Lee Lash
Manhattan
Che Stind
Police Promotions At City Headquarters This Week
Commissioner Walt will announce two new captains, three lieutenants and seven sergeants from the eligible list. Names leading the captain’s class include Lieutenants Frame Saund D. Bro Ormsby and Eldridge, with Lieutenants Hayes, Ward Helaren and Thomas Mevine among promotion prospects.
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Poles
Walt
Ste
Saund D. Bro Ormsby
Eldridge Aireot
Eta
Mer
Thomas
Hayes
Falward Helaren
Thomas Mevine
How the Sugar Trust Gained Its Power
The Sugar Trust inquiry continued as Joseph F. Smith and Mormon leaders faced subpoena refusals. Charles Ro Hetke and Lowell M. Palmer testified on Havemeyer family methods, railroad rebates, stock watering, and outside refiners. Palmer cited 1898 board minutes authorizing price setting and outside refineries while detailing beet sugar deals, intercompany mergers, and the role of Mormons in beet refiners. debate over tariffs and protection surfaced during the hearing.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Joseph F. Smith
Senator Smoot
Charles Ro Hetke
American Sugar Refining Company
Lowell M. Palmer
Traffe Department
Henry C. Havemeyer
Heike
Havemeyer
Palmer
Kansas
Thomas
Sugar Industry Hearings Name List of Witnesses
Witness list includes Alfred Harrison and Charles K. Harrison of Franklin Sugar Refining in Philadelphia Horace Havemeyer of New York Charles B. Warren of Detroit Chester S. Moray of Denver John F. Marper of Cleveland Thomas L. Cutler of Salt Lake City and John D. Spreckels and Adolph Spreckels of San Francisco are summoned as committee discusses sugar policy and trade views with Mr Smith appearing in person.
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Yg Helke
Mr. Fordney
Joseph F. Smith
Thomas R. Cutler
Salt Lake
Mr. Smith
Alfred Harrison
Charles K. Harrison
Franklin Suear Refining Company
Philadelphia
Horace Havemeyer
New York
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Chester 5. Moray
Denver
John F. Marper
Cleveland
Thomas
Cutler
Salt Lake City
John D. Spreckels
Adolph Spreckels
San Franciseo
Supreme Court decisions may affect anti trust prosecutions
Evidence given to the Commissioner of Corporations could be used in prosecutions as two Supreme Court rulings are expected to limit or expand how non sworn or subpoenaed testimony is treated in antitrust actions. The case against United Wireless shows the Court forcing disclosure of letters despite designations. The Baltimore and Ohio case involved reporting violations and Department of Justice use.
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Washington
Jay Pe Brough
Bureau of Corporations
Supreme Court
Department of Dustion
United Wireless Care
New Car for Tunnel Tested in Rail Rapid Transit Trial
The first of timety-sex Aerve care for rapid transit between Raybrook Prince Newark and New York was tested by a Pennsylva nia Railroad crew yesterday afternoon. It ran over trucks at the Manhattan transfer station and returned. The trial showed several factors. The car, with seating for fifty four, was sent to Trenton Fe to install the multiple unit electrical equipment.
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Raybrook Prince
Newark
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mas Hattan
Trenton
Board of Inebriety Proposed by City Officials
Borough President McAneny and Borough T Well recommend the mayor appoint a Board of Inebriety under a new law to study and address the drunkard problem. The plan calls for officers to enforce a mental and physical health system and to establish a central home for inebriates.
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Yenertati An
MccAneny
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Raenteal Ani
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