Debate on Agricultural Measure and Committee Roles
The speech traces tensions over farm policy with praise for select lawmakers and a call to keep motives above reproach. It notes debate in the Senate over meat inspection provisions, approval of an amendment, and a conference appointment with shifts involving Lamb Bowie and Lever amid disputes in New York represented committees.
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Wadseworth
de Armond
Wadsworth
Scott
Lever
South Carolina
Williams
Messrs. Lamb
Virginia
Bowie
Alabama
Lamb
Mr. Williams
Messrs
Mr. Lamb
Mr. Lever
Rosenthal Shop Seized Over Filthy Bologna
Newark health inspectors confiscated about two hundred pounds of decayed meat used to make bologna at the rear room of 64 Jones Street Rosenthal’s shop. The filthy equipment and tiny 5 by 9 foot work space prompted immediate action and possible prosecutions under the health code. Rosenthal, an agent for Hill section butchers, allegedly bought meat to supply multiple customers at four dollars per hundred pounds.
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Board of Health
Newark
Harry Rosenthal
No. 64
Jones Street
Rosenthal
Hill
Morris Seiii
Seidl
Chandler
Health Office
Chamber
Tainted Fish Victims Fall Ill Family Hospitalized
A family of seven, four members seriously ill after consuming tainted fish from a pushcart vendor. Isaac Roseman and his wife with five children were hospitalized yesterday afternoon at Bellevue. Three children Jennie seven Herman sixteen Levi nineteen were moved by Dr Vanderhoof. mother later by Dr Lindsay. Father and two daughters stayed home ill.
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Belevue Hospital
Isaac Roseman
No. 139
Second Avenue
Jennie
Herman
Leiff
Vanderho
Lindsay
Bellevue
Doctor Harris resigns as education chief
Washington June 19 Dr W T Harris Commissioner of Education has tendered his resignation to the President who has accepted it He announced today the appointment of Dr Elmer E Brown professor of education at the University of California as Harris successor
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Washington
W. T. Harris
Elmer E. Brown
University of California
Harris
Knox for Lock Canal Gains Senate Support in Debate
The Tribune reports Senator Knox delivering a forceful Senate speech endorsing the lock canal for Panama. He argued it offers practical river control, greater depth and width, safer handling of large ships, and substantial cost savings. The Senate shows trend toward the lock plan with a vote awaited on Thursday.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Knox
Senate
Kittredge
Gatun
Pennsylvania
Mr. Knox
Chagres
House
President Traveling Fund Bill Advances in House
The House Appropriations Committee voted for a favorable report on the Watson bill to create an annual 60,000 appropriation for the President's travel expenses and guests. Chairman Tawney may bring the bill up under suspension of the rules, with action expected tomorrow.
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Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Watson
Tawney
Peirce Named Envoy to Norway and Wilson as Third Assistant Secretary
The President sent to the Senate today the nomination of Herbert H. D. Peirce as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Norway and Huntington Wilson of Illinois to succeed Peirce as Third Assistant Secretary of State.
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Huntington Wilson
Washington
Senate
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Illinois
Mr. Peirce
Pipeline amendment stirs fight in Railway Rate bill
The Lodge pipeline amendment faces moves to strike it from the Railway Rate bill while conferrees weigh altering the Elkins measure to cover railroads or pipelines. Sherman favors change, Tillman will not approve any conference report with pipeline or Elkins amendments. Elkins may back the shift, aiding Standard Oil interests. delays hinge on Elkins return expected Thursday.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Sherman
New York
Senate
Tillman
Standard Oil Company
South Carolina
Elkins
Hepburn
Oppose Banking Investigation Debate in Senate Finance
Democratic and Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee united against Tillman’s resolution to probe national bank contributions and related banking issues. Minority members supported the pending House bill prohibiting national banks from contributing to political campaigns, arguing investigations would be unnecessary if law passes.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Tillman
Walsh
Chicago
Ohio
Senate
House
Berwind-White Coal ties questioned in ICC probe
Washington June 19. The Interstate Commerce Commission resumes hearings on whether railroads or their officers own coal stocks and properties. E B Chase of Berwind-White testified on coal moved to Jersey City and weights used for payments. Berwind and Cassatt family ties and car purchases discussed with Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman-Gillespie
E. B. Chase
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Glasgow
Berwind-White Company
Harsimus Pier
Jersey City
Berwind-White
New York City Railways
E. J. Berwind
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Amboy
N. J
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Robert Cassatt
President Cassatt
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Keystone Company
Berwind
Shepherd
New York
Willmore Coal Company
Cassatt
A. J. Cassatt
Gardner Cassatt
Mr. Berwind
A. H. Storrers
City Railway Company of New York
Baltimore & Ohio to Increase Dividend to Six Percent
Reports in well informed circles say the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors will raise the common stock dividend to 6 percent. The move benefits the Pennsylvania Railroad, which owns substantial B and O stock and also controls the Pennsylvania Company. B and O rose to 118 percent intraday and closed at 118% for a 2% gain.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Panhandle Road
Kansas Fighting Tuberculosis Campaign Begins
Topeka June 19 Dr S J Crumbine secretary of the State Board of Health has started an active campaign against tuberculosis The cleaning method in public buildings will switch from dry sweeping to damp sawdust with one percent formalin and damp cheesecloth for woodwork No dusters allowed and 956 deaths from consumption were recorded in Kansas last year.
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The
Tribune
Topeka
Kan
S. J. Crumbine
State Board of Health
Kansas
Matrimony Epidemic in Cleveland Public Schools
The Cleveland public schools report a wave of resignations as over a hundred young women teachers quit to marry. Superintendent Elson notes it as a record and has assigned Assistant Superintendent Muckley to represent the schools at the weddings.
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the Tribune
Leveland
Cupid
Cleveland Public Schools
Elson
Muckley
The Ostrich Upset by Rain Plume Message
An ostrich reflects on strength and stability as life insurance, realizing its purpose is to grow plumes for rain and not vanity. The piece urges not burying one’s head in the sand and hints at buying a postal.
Mutual Life trustees resign amid investigation
Two long time Mutual Life trustees Robert Olyphant and Charles E Miller and James Holden have resigned from the expenditures committee and will be considered for successors at the next trustees meeting. They face suits by the Mutual Life law department for accounting and restitution of funds mispaid. The article notes Olyphant’s coal firm Ward Olyphant no longer bidding, and outlines shifts in company leadership and upcoming reorganizations including semi mutualization plans.
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Robert Olyphant
Charles E. Miller
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Peabody
James Co. Holden
Tribune
Olyphant
The
Mutual
Ward & Olyphant
Mutual Life Buildings
McCurdy
O. K
Gillette
Holden
Miller
Mutual Life Law Department
Expenditures Committee
Mutual Life
J. Lynch Pendergast
National Safe Deposit Company
Equitable
State Superintendent of Insurance
Cleveland
Johannes Kempf
Berlin
New York Life Companies
Jusserand
Washington
Loubet
Casimir Perier
Baron de Courcey
Menee
Coning
Immunity defined for government witnesses in House bill
Washington June 19 A House measure clarifies immunity for government witnesses in trust prosecutions It limits immunity to natural persons who testify under oath or produce evidence under subpoenas The bill aims to create a definite standard to avoid contentious interpretations and may be reconciled with a Senate version after conference committee review
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Chicago
Littlefield
Maine
Senate
Ohio Miners to Resume Work After Agreement
Columbus reports that after two months idle an accord between Ohio miners and operators brings thirty five thousand workers back to duty. Operations across districts restart by Wednesday with union men favored in Eastern Ohio, and wages rising 5.88 percent on the 1905 scale through March 31, 1907.
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Columbus
Ohio
Too Sick for Packers Feast in Indianapolis Meeting
Fifty members of the National Editorial Association at their convention in Indianapolis fell ill and required medical aid overnight. They declined an invitation to breakfast with the Chicago Packers this morning.
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The
Tribune
Indianapolis
National Editorial Association
Chicago Packers
Cromwell Defies Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals
William Nelson Cromwell refused to answer questions from the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals claiming confidentiality with his client, the New Panama Canal Company. He read a prepared statement and cited professional employment as the basis for withholding private business details, prompting the committee to adjourn without finishing the record.
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Washington
Senate
William Nelson Cromwell
New Panama Canal Company
Morgan
Panama Canal Company
America
House moving on Pure Food and Immigration bills
Washington reports show a large House majority in favor of a rule to consider the Pure Food and Immigration measures this session. Amendments would increase head tax on immigrants to five dollars and require an educational qualification for entrants.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Danzell
Pennsylvania
Watson
Committee On Rules
Gardner
Hepburn
Senate
House Committee
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Liberal party manifesto appeals to U.S. intervention in Panama
Panama Liberal leaders Pablo Arosemena and allies publish a manifesto in the United States denouncing Amador government abuses and urging Washington to interpret constitutional order. The document questions which branch upholds legality amid possible elections disruption and outlines conditions for U.S. protection and involvement.
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Liberal Party of
Panama
Amador
Pablo Arosemena
Domingo Diaz
Eusebio A. Morales
Helisario Porras
Liberal Party
United States
Moqui and Sioux Chiefs Clash Over Rainmaking at Dreamland
Sioux chief Big White Horse and Moqui leader Sitting Bull led rival rainmaking efforts near Dreamland in Coney Island. A ten minute altercation followed after White Horse challenged Sitting Bull to stop the rain prayers. Both sides persisted as spectators watched the snake dance and weather appeals unfold.
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San Francisco
Dreamland
Young Sitting Bull
Big White Horse
Big White
Sitting Bull
Coney Island
De Veau Sues Harlem Club to Foreclose Mortgage
In the Supreme Court, Joseph M. De Veau as trustee brings suit against the Harlem Club to foreclose a mortgage of 32.0 on the club property located at the southern corner of Lenox Avenue and 12th Street on plot Ali teen. The mortgage was created on July 12, o.
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Supreme Court
Joseph M. de Veau
Harlem Club
Lenox Avenue
12D Street
Goldwin Smith Hall Dedication At Cornell University
Ithaca June 19 The Goldwin Smith Hall of Humanities was dedicated by the Cornell faculty. The hall is the campus’s largest building and cost a substantial sum. Goldwin Smith, age over eighty, attended and spoke predicting a union of the United States and Canada through mutual necessity. He praised English speaking peoples’ concord. Speakers included President Schurman Dean Crane and Richard Watson Gilder who offered a laudation and poem.
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Tribune
Ithaca
Goldwin Smith
Cornell
United States
Canada
Smith
Oxford University
Ezra Cornell
Cornell University
Schurman
Dean Crane
Richard Watson Gilder
Carnegie Aids Astronomer in Argentine Trip
Andrew Carnegie finances an astronomy project led by Lewis Ross of the Dudley Observatory Albany. The research includes a three year residence in the Argentine Republic to study with the Olcott meridian circle instrument.
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the Tribune
Schenectady
N.Y
Andrew Carenegie
Lewis Ross
Dudley Observatory
Albany
Union University
Argentine Republic
Like Depositing Money in a Real Estate Title Service
A historical advertisement argues that examining and insuring titles protects money spent, likening it to banking. It promises future liquidity through a trusted firm and the ability to borrow on short notice. It claims stronger finances and the largest capital and surplus of any title insurance company worldwide.
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York
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Phiac CO
Gatun Dam
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Lou Tatlack
Olyphant and Miller
Flouse
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New York Central
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Createst Railroad
Grand Central
125Th St
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Co. F. Daly
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