Teaberry politics and committee wrangling in the measures
In a heated debate measures move through the Senate with claims of good intent and public duty. Leaders praise minority members of the Agriculture Committee while backing a government meat inspection bill and a conference on amendments.
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de Armond
Missouri
Agricultural Committee
Lamb
Candler
Miss
Bowie
Ala
United States Senate
Adams
Wisconsin
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
Messrs. Neill
Reynolds
Congress
United States
Capitol
Senate
Neill
Newark Health Inspectors Seize Rotten Bologna Shop
Health inspectors in Newark confiscated about two hundred pounds of decayed bologna at the rear of 64 Jones Street from Rosenthal. Filthy rooms and dirty cans were cited as a health hazard. Rosenthal, an agent for several Hill section butchers, will face charges and possible harsh penalties. He says he supplied meat to multiple butchers at four dollars per hundred pounds.
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Board of Health
Newark
Harry Rosenthal
No. 64
Jones Street
Rosenthal
Hill
Morris Seidi
Seidl
Chandler
Health Office
Tainted fish illness hits seven in family
Four members of a seven person family were removed to Bellevue Hospital yesterday afternoon after consuming tainted fish purchased from a pushcart pedler. Isaac Roseman his wife and five children fell ill from suspected stomaine poisoning. Three children Jennie aged seven Herman sixteen and Leiff nineteen were moved by Dr Vanderhoff, with the mother later taken by Dr Lindsay. The father and two girls stayed at home ill. all are described as seriously ill.
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Bellevue Hospital
Isaac Roseman
No. 139
Second Avenue
Jennie
Herman
Leiff
Vanderhoff
Lindsay
Bellevue
Resignation of Dr Harris as Education Commissioner
Washington on June 19 reports Dr W T Harris resigned as Commissioner of Education. The President accepted the resignation and named Dr Elmer E Brown, professor of education at the University of California, as Harris's successor.
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E. E. Brown
California
Washington
W. T. Harris
Elmer E. Brown
University of California
Harris
Knox for lock canal gains support in Senate debate
The Tribune reports Senator Knox arguing for the Panama Canal lock plan over the sea level option. He showcased core samples from Gatun dam, outlined ten plus advantages, and noted that the lock plan could be expanded, cheaper, and safer, with a Senate vote anticipated Thursday amid growing lock support.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Knox
Senate
Kittredge
Gatun
Pennsylvania
Mr. Knox
House
President Travel Fund Bill Advances in House
The House Appropriations Committee moved to favorably report the Watson bill authorizing an annual appropriation to pay the travelling expenses of the President and invited guests. Chairman Tawney will call the measure up under suspension of the rules, with action expected tomorrow.
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Speaker
Iran
New York
Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Watson
Tawney
Peirce Named Minister to Norway. Wilson Succeeds as Third Assistant
The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Herbert H. D. Peirce to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Norway. Huntington Wilson of Illinois is nominated to replace Peirce as Third Assistant Secretary of State.
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Huntington Wilson
Washington
Senate
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Illinois
Mr. Peirce
Opponents Push to Strike Lodge Pipeline Amendment
Washington notes show opponents urging removal of the Lodge pipeline amendment from the Railway Rate bill. Conferees may seek to modify the Elkins amendment to cover railroads not common carriers. Sherman favors changing the Elkins provision. Tillman vows to block any tampering. Elkins and Hepburn reportedly back Sherman, but verification awaits Elkins's return Thursday.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Sherman
New York
Senate
Tillman
Standard Oil Company
South Carolina
Elkins
Hepburn
Oppose Banking Investigation Delays in Senate Finance
Democratic and Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee join to oppose Tillman’s resolution seeking inquiry into national bank campaign contributions and Walsh Chicago failures, plus Ohio banks paying county treasurers deposits. Minority argues passage of Senate bill pending in the House would ban banks from contributing to political campaigns, undermining any need for further inquiry.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Tillman
Walsh
Chicago
Ohio
Senate
House
Hee A
Berwind-White coal ties to Pennsylvan ia railroad in ICC probe
Washington June 19 the Interstate Commerce Commission resumed its inquiry into coal and oil stock ownership by railroads or their officers. E B Chase of Berwind-White testified on coal moved over Harsimus pier Jersey City and estimated weights. President Berwind discussed shipping shifts from B&O to Pennsylvan ia and friendship links with Cassatts. He said no officers benefited from rebates and car purchases in 1902 were costly. Storrs testified that weight estimates differed little from actual weights.
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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
Pennsylvania Road
Prevost
A. H. Storrers
City Railway Company of New York
Baltimore & Ohio May Boost Common Dividend to Six Percent
Well informed circles report Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors will raise the common stock dividend to 6 percent at today's meeting after a preparatory conference. The Pennsylvania Railroad owns substantial B and O stock and stands to benefit from the increase, as the Penn shares and related holdings move with the dividend action. The stock rose to 118 1 2 yesterday, closing at 118 3 8 for a day gain of 2 1 2 points.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Panhandle Road
Kansas Fighting Tuberculosis Campaign Starts
Topeka June 19 Dr S J Crumbine secretary of the State Board of Health launches an anti tuberculosis drive changing methods for public buildings. Halls and rooms to be swept with damp sawdust and 1 percent formalin. Damp cheesecloth to dust woodwork. No dusters allowed. 956 deaths from consumption in Kansas last year.
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the Tribune
Topeka
Kan
J. Crumbine
State Board of Health
Kansas
Matrimony Epidemic in Cleveland Schools
Cupid has struck the Cleveland public schools with over 100 young women teachers resigning to marry last week. Superintendent Elson calls it a record surge, noting the district has effectively become a matrimony agency as weddings proceed under Assistant Superintendent Muckley’s representation.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Cupid
Cleveland Public Schools
Elson
Muckley
Ostrich Bets On Strength and Stability in Insurance
The piece contrasts the ostrich’s vanity with the call for life insurance as a stable reliance. It urges readers not to bury their heads in the sand and promotes a postal purchase from Washington Life Insurance Co, Saku Catluck, and Prestoeng.
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The
Washington Life Insurance Co
Saku Catluck, Prestoeng
Mutual Life Expenditure Committee Governors Resign
Two trustees Robert Olyphant and Charles E Miller have resigned from the Mutual Life Insurance Company expenditures committee along with James Holden. Their departures follow exposed false and padded bills. Suits for accounting and restitution were filed by the Mutual Life law department. Other resignations follow including J Lynch Pendergast as president of National Safe Deposit and John A Fonda as vice president. The board will meet to consider new nominations as directors and policyholder control proposals face scrutiny.
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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
Pendergast
Ferdinand J. Claussen
John A. Fonda
Theodore W. Morris
Fonda
Equitable
State Superintendent of Insurance
Cleveland
Johannes Kempf
Berlin
New York Life Companies
Jusserand
Washington
Loubet
Casimir Perier
Baron de Courcey
Coning
Immunity Defined By House Bill For Government Witnesses
Washington June 19 A House bill clarifies when a government witness earns immunity in trust prosecutions. Immunity would extend only to a natural person who testified under oath or produced relevant evidence in response to a subpoena. The measure aims to remove doubt about immunity scope, aligning with a Senate version and likely completion in conference.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Senate
Ohio Miners to Resume Work After Accord Reached
Columbus reports that after two months idle the Ohio miners and operators have reached an agreement. Thirty-five thousand workers are ordered back to work in all districts, with non-union men in Eastern Ohio yielding to union workers. Wages rise 5.88 percent on the mining and day labor scale, under a contract from April 1, 1906, to March 31, 1908.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Editorial Association members miss breakfast with Packers
Fifty members of the National Editorial Association in Indianapolis were seized by illness and needed medical aid overnight and declined an invitation to breakfast with the Chicago Packers this morning.
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the Tribune
Indianapolis
National Editorial Association
Chicago Packers
Cromwell Defiant Before Senate Canal Inquiry
Washington June 19 William Nelson Cromwell refused to answer questions from the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals citing confidential relations with his client the New Panama Canal Company The witness read a prepared statement and said he must decline to disclose private business interests The committee adjourned to continue the record next Tuesday after reviewing the prior testimony with him maintaining respect for the panel.
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Washington
Senate
William Nelson Cromwell
New Panama Canal Company
Morgan
Panama Canal Company
America
House Backing Rules Favoring Pure Food and Immigration Bills
A House canvass ordered by Speaker and conducted by Republican whip Watson shows a strong majority in favor of a rule to consider the Pure Food and Immigration bills this session. Rep. Gardner, championing immigration, expects passage with higher head tax to five dollars and an educational qualification for newcomers. The President remains in support of both bills, countering misreports about Cardinal Gibbons and objections to the measures.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Watson
Committee On Rules
Gardner
Hepburn
Senate
House Committee
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
A Liberal Panama Manifesto Seeks U.S. Intervention
The Liberal party of Panama issues a manifesto in the United States detailing its view of the isthmus crisis and urging U.S. intervention in Panama’s July 1 elections. Leaders Pablo Arosemena, Domingo Diaz, Eusebio Morales, and Belisario Porras argue over constitutional order and possible U.S. involvement under prior treaties.
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Liberal Party of
Panama
Amador
Pablo Arosemena
Domingo Diaz
Eusebio A. Morales
Belisario Porras
Liberal Party
United States
Sioux Chiefs Battle in Dreamland Rainmaking Feud
In Dreamland San Francisco Sioux leaders clash as Sitting Bull and Big White Horse fight in a ten minute roughhouse battle. The Moqui snake dance for rain continues nearby as the rainmaking controversy suspends briefly.
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Dreamland
San Francisco
Young Sitting Bull
Big White Horse
Sitting Bull
White Horse
Coney Island
Suit to Foreclose Harlem Club Mortgage in Supreme Court
Joseph M. De Veau trustee files suit in the Supreme Court against the Harlem Club to foreclose a mortgage of 30,000 on the club property at Lenox Avenue and 12 Street. The mortgage was made on July 1, 189.
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Supreme Court
Joseph M. de Veau
Harlem Club
Lenox Avenue
Goldwin Smith Hall Dedication Prompts Union Vision
Ithaca June 19 Cornell faculty dedicated Goldwin Smith Hall of Humanities, the campus’s largest building costing 3.3 million. Goldwin Smith, over eighty, spoke on a united United States and Canada through mutual need and praised English speaking peoples’ harmony. Other speakers included President Schurman Dean Crane and Richard Watson Gilder.
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Tribune
Ithaca
Goldwin Smith
Cornell
United States
Canada
Smith
Oxford University
Ezra
Cornell University
Schurman
Dean Crane
Richard Watson Gilder
Carnegie Aids Astronomer in Argentine Research
In Schenectady on June 19 Andrew Carnegie funds Lewis Ross director of the Dudley Observatory Albany a Union University branch to begin astronomy research. The project includes a three year residence in the Argentine Republic where the Olcott meridian circle large telescope will be transported for star observations.
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the Tribune
Schenectady
N.Y
Andrew Carenegie
Lewis Ross
Dudley Observatory At
Albany
Union University
Argentine Republic
Like Depositing Money Title Insurance Ad
The ad compares title examination without insurance to spending money with no guarantee and promotes insuring titles with a strong company. It emphasizes future value, loan availability on short notice, and protection against purchaser’s attorney issues. It claims to have the largest capital and surplus of any title insurance company worldwide.
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Jie
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She Crust Company of America
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Littlefield
Maine
Southwestern Limited
New York Central
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C. F. Daly
MR. Cromwell
Republic Ofanama
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