Armour Denounces Slanderers After Months Abroad
After two months in Europe J Ogden Armour head of Armour Co packing, returns to the United States and attacks critics he says caused immense export trade losses. He defends meat inspection and argues against excessive federal rules while stressing openness and industry cooperation to protect the sanitary standards and market position of American meat.
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Europe
J. Ogden Armour
Ur & Co
Chicago
Armour
Abrosa
Mr. Armour
ynolds-Neill
Prosecution in Indiana Packers Case Begun
In Stonopolis on June 26 affidavits against five of twenty dealers were filed in Criminal Court. State Chemist Ba and Dr N Kierty, secretary of the State Board of Health, allege gross violations of the pure food act. Judge Poemont Alferd oversees prosecutions.
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Stonopolis
Cudahy backs federal and state inspection laws
John Cudahy, head of interests bearing his name, spoke to a colleague urging rigid inspection of the passing industry. He cited ongoing discussions in Congress and in related forums as confirmation of support for stronger regulation.
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Jame
John Cudahy
Og Interests
Cby
Cig
Congress
Berlin Move to Exclude American Meat From Imports
In Posén a conference of Prussian chamber chairs of agriculture and commerce adopted resolutions urging the Federal Council to ban foreign pickled meats and pork and to require demonstration of wholesomeness before importing prepared meats. London reports the British Consul Finn’s Chicago packing-house disclosures, but the Foreign Secretary doubts publishing any report beyond that of an expert.
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Berlin
Prussian Chambers of Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce
Posén
Federal Council
London
Chicago
Finn
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Health Bureau Orders Closure Of Slaughterhouses In City
Philadelphia on June 26 The Bureau of Health directed owners of 37 slaughter houses across sections of the city to close their establishments. An inspection found 37 of 171 such places unsanitary and prejudicial to public health.
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Philadelphia
Bureau of Health Today
Direct Line to Japan Opens in 1906 Cable
Washington reports cordial greetings between President Roosevelt and Emperor Meiji after the Guam to Japan cable line was completed. Roosevelt’s message from June 26 expresses goodwill and wishes for prosperity, while Emperor Meiji’s reply from Tokio pledges reciprocated friendship and appreciation for the American gesture.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
Guam
White House
Emperor of
Tokio
Pacific
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Mutsuhito
Obituary of Ex Judge Nathaniel Shipman of Connecticut
Hartford June 2 Special Ex Judge Nathaniel Shipman a leading jurist of Connecticut died at seventy seven Born in Southbury August 22 1828 he earned Yale credentials and entered law in Hartford He served as United States circuit judge for Connecticut 1892 1902 and earlier as state representative and governor aide He was famed for patent law opinions and clear reasoning on contracts copyrights tariffs and trademarks
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Hartford
Conn
Nathaniel Shipman
United States Court of Appeals
District of Connecticut
Southbury
Norwich
Plainfield
Yale
Mary C. Robinson
United States
Connecticut
24 Circuit
Vermont
Connecticut House of Sentatives
Buckingham
Shipman
Dr Thomas S Ryder Dies at 75 in Babylon Long Island
Dr Thomas S Ryder a prominent dentist for over fifty years died Monday at his country home in Babylon Long Island. He had lived in the city at 64th Street and Lexington Avenue before moving to his summer home. He married Emily Lawrence in 1859 and leaves two daughters Mrs Alexander Mott Fiske and Miss Grace Irene Ryder.
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Thomas S. Ryder
Babylon
Long Island
64Th Street
Lexingington Ave
Baltimore
Emily
Lawrence
Wellen
Abraham R. Lawrence
Patrick Mara Dies in Flushing Father of Local Leader
Patrick Mara a longtime bridge tender at Strong's Bridge on Flushing Creek died in Flushing yesterday. Born in Ireland about ninety years ago he was the father of Patrick J Mara a Democratic ward leader. An effort to cut his salary years ago due to limited duties failed.
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Patrick Mara
Patrick J. Mara
Flushing
Ireland
Racine at Sheepshead Bay Conference and school events
Today in New York a conference at Africa Methodist Episcopal Church and Bethel Church is listed along with graduating exercises for Public School 68 at 1 30 p m. Board meetings include Trustees Hudson Fulton celebration Board of Education at 4 p m and North Side Board of Trade near Third Avenue and 1424 Street. Free missions are noted at museums of Art Natural History and the Zoological Park.
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Racine
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Africa Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethel Church
West
Board of Trustees
Hudson-Fulton
Board of Education
North Side Board of Trade
Third Avenue
1424
Museums of Art and Natural History
the Zoological Park
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels List Notables
A list of notable guests checking into major hotels includes W Murray Scott from Kong Kong at Belmont, John L. Breslin of Albany at Breslin, Charles McLean from Posen Germany with L. D. Tandy of Singapore at Empire, Wd. Washburn from Minneapolis and E. E. Muecke at Fifth Avenue, J S Campbell from London at Holland, Ex-Mayor W B Kirk of Syracuse at Hof Man, Elihu Root and H P Koops from Holland with E McDougall of Glasgow at Manhattan, Alexander Thompson from Edinburgh at St Regis, George Fe Green of Binghamton at Victoria, and Marvin Hugbitt from Chicago at Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
W. Murray Scott
Kong Kong
Breslin
John L. van Valkenburgh
Albany
Empire
Charles McLean
Posen
Germany
L. D. Tandy
Singapore
Fifth Avenue
Ww. D. Washburn
Minneapolis
E. E. Muecke
Iquique
Holland
J. S. Campbell
London
Hof Man
W. BR. Kirk
Syracuse
Manhattan
Elihu Root
Washington
H P. Koops
E. McDougall
Glasgow
ST. Regis
Alexander Thompson
Edinburgh
Victoria
George FE. Green
Binghamton
Waldorpf-Astoria
Marvin Hugbitt
Chicago
Unsettled weather and showers across regions with forecast
Official Weather Bureau record notes unsettled conditions across most districts with more showers in the Middle Atlantic, South, upper Ohio and Mississippi valleys, and the Northwest. Temperatures rise generally, no clear end to low pressure, and occasional showers expected next days east of the Rockies. Western areas fair, winds vary. local notes cover New England to the Middle Atlantic, Gulf coasts, and Great Lakes.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
South
Upper
Ohio
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Confed erate funds bill condemned by New York club
Henry Edwin Tremain of the Republican Club of New York attacks Senate bill 1816 in a June 25 1906 letter to The Tribune, arguing the appropriation of 215 82089 to the Citizens Bank of Louisiana is an unmerited grant. He cites Butler’s wartime actions and Court of Claims findings, asserting no legal basis exists for repayment to the bank or its stockholders and urging veto.
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The
Tribune
Cleveland
Senate
New Orleans
Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana
Confederate States of America
United States Treasury
United States
Butler
Congress
Court of Claims
General Butler
Codes of Nations
Citizens’ Bank
Treasury
Confederate States
Confederate Congress
Parton
Confederate States Quartermasters
Moody
Confederacy
Johnston
Sherman
House
Ana
Congressional Record
Pagether
Louisiana
Henry Edwin Tremain
Republican Club
City of
New York
St Christopher Advertiser appeal aid sent from New York
James D. Cardin of New York sends 52 toward the St Christopher Advertiser appeal and asks The Tribune to forward the donation or publish the contributors list. He references Mr Wilfred Veira of Basseterre St Christopher and notes the appeal appeared in the paper. He hopes the editor will assist and includes the names already contributed. References date June 26 1906.
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the Tribune
St. Christopher
the Advertiser
Wilfred Veira
Basseterre
Veira
James D. Cardin
New York
Fresh Air Fund Children Enjoy Chappaqua Summer Stay
Thirty Tribune Fresh Air Fund youngsters were sent to Miss M A Nielsen’s Chappaqua New York home for a two week summer stay under her supervision assisted by Miss M H Field. The group, headed by Nielsen who has led this program for twenty one years, enjoys a woodland playground, dormitory dining area and a chapel for indoor games and sewing while nurses supervise day and night.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Chappaqua
N. Y
M. A. Nielson
Miss Nielson
M. H. Field
Chappaqua Station
Rockefeller Trial Ends With Jury Split In Disagreement
In Part III General Sessions Judge Rosalsky presided as the jury failed to reach a verdict, 9 to 8 in favor of acquittal against John Rockefeller a boarding house keeper and Republican election captain charged with inducing a felony. The case followed Albert Farrars conviction for impersonating Rockefeller Jr. at the last election and Farrars claim that Rockefeller encouraged the impersonation.
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Rosalsky
John Rockefeller
West 22d Street
Albert Farrar
Rockefeller
John Rockefeller, Jr
Farrar
Young Rockefeller
Alumni Day at Yale Highlights Class Reunions and Gifts
Alumni Day at Yale drew large crowds as six classes paraded in costumes. Notable figures included Justices Brewer Brown and Theron Brown, with remarks by Mayor Dimock and Professor Hammond. President Hadley outlined faculty salary increases, expanded publication efforts, and new gifts and endowments, including a major missions library bequest and scholarships.
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The
Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
United States Supreme Court
Theron Brown
A. G. Wilkinson
J. Benjamin Dimock
Scranton
Penn
Alfred Hemenway
Boston
James B. Neale
John Hays Hammond
David J. Brewer
Taft
White House
Hadley
University Council
George Blumer
San Francisco
Ely
George E. Day
Morris K. Jesup
Charles Jesup
University
Lucy H. Boardman
Sheffield
General University
Carnegie
Chittenden
Scientific
Brush Fund
Sheffield Scientific School
F._ H. Markoe, Jr
W.W. G. Robinson
J. H. Wallis
West Haven
Conn
H. R. Robertson
Tucker
R.A. Klein
Thompsonville
W. R. Belknap
W. L. Ulrich
Hartford
Willam R. Belknap
Kleiner
Rogers
K. G. Mackenzie
Westport
Evolution vs Revolution in Politics at Dartmouth
Andrew D. White addressed the Phi Beta Kappa Society during Dartmouth commencement week on evolution versus revolution in politics. He urged railways to publicize reports to protect shareholders and lawmakers to require crossings and signals, calling the Supreme Court the greatest jewel and predicting a citizen demand for honest reports on public affairs. The afternoon saw Dartmouth Hall formally presented to trustees to replace the burned building, with Melvin O. Adams presiding.
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Hanover
N. H
Andrew D. White
Germany
Cornell University
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Dartmouth
Supreme Court
White
Dartmouth Hall
Melvin O. Adams
Boston
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments and aims
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund lists acknowledgments from Plainfield First Presbyterian Sunday School and others, detailing donations and memorials totaling $4444.55 as of June 26. It emphasizes that every public dollar directly funds sending a poor child to the country for two weeks, with no collectors and no charity overhead.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
Plainfield
N. 2
Freeman J. Shotwell
David J. Blauvelt
Emma I. Plauvelt
Ceeses
William A. du Bois
Atlantic Avenue Missionary Society of the
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune
Ostend chess masters tournament third round results
In Ostend Belgium on June 26 the third round of the third stage of the international chess masters tournament was played at the Kursaal. The report lists pairings and results across sections with players Maroczy Teichmann Marshall Rubinstein Spielmann Schlechter Leonhard Swiderski Janowski Bernstein and others, showing varied outcomes in the contested games.
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Ostend
Belgium
Kursaal
Freary
Maroczy
Ove Perlis
Fabrni
Teichmann Johner
Marshall
Rubinstein Tvee If
Spielmann
Schlechter
Ene
Leonhard
Swiderski
Janowski
Forced to Sell Dante’s Ashes in Foreclosure Sale
Boston June 26 Count Costarelli and his wife Maud Murray Costarelli face mortgage foreclosure on their Roxbury home and must sell the poet Dante’s ashes housed in a golden casket with laurel, crown, and head ribbon. Baron Natoli certified them with the Italian government. the couple seeks $50,600 from Andrew Carnegie.
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the Tribune
Boston
Roxbury
Count Costarelli
Maud Murray Costarelli
Dante
Baron Natoli
Andrew Carnegie
Man Thought Drowned Is Alive At Oklahoma City
Des Moines reports that George R. Griswold, once presumed dead after his body with hands tied was found in the river last winter, is alive. Carl Kaufman of Toledo asserts he spoke with Griswold in Oklahoma City on June 2, confirming the revival amid disclosed financial and domestic troubles. Insurance policies totaling $20,000 are being withheld as possible substitution disputes arise.
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iBy
Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
George R. Griswold
Carl Kaufman
Toledo
Oklahoma City
Griswold
Lawyer Loses Finch Estate In Probate Ruling
Surrogate Jenkins of Warren County invalidated the will of George R. Finch in Giens Falls New York declaring its provisions to be invalid with a large share left to attorney George N. Ostrander of Albany. The probate was contested by Finch’s brother J T Finch and the estate is valued at about $900000.
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Giens Falls
N. Y
Jenkins
Warren County
George R. Finch
George N. Ostrander
Albany
J. T. Finch
Boy Drowns in Pelham Bay Tragedy Sparks Rescue Efforts
Arthur McQueen aged fifteen drowned in Pelham Bay while attempting to reach a raft offshore. Rev Henry Shafer of Lock Haven Pennsylvania, visiting relatives, swam out and found the boy, bringing him ashore with a policeman aiding resuscitation efforts. ambulance arrived too late.
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Arthur McQueen
Pelham Bay
Publi School
van Ness Avenuty
Henry Shafer
Lock Haven
Penn
McQueen
Fham Hospital
Cartwright Halsted Wedding at 280 West Sixth Street
Marriage notice lists Sarah T. Bokee Halsted and Robert Frances Cartwright wed at the bride's residence 280 West Sixth Street officiated by Rev. David J. Hickey. No cards issued. Second notice: Laula Mae Ketcham wed Stephen Ashton McLean on Monday June 25 per officiant William J. Thompson. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Cartwright—Halsted
West Sith St
David J. Hickey
Sarah T. Bokee Halsted
Robert Frances Cartwright
M Lean—Ketcham
William J. Thompson
D. D
Laula Mae Ketcham
Stephen Ashton McLean
Death notices from Brooklyn and New Jersey 1906
Death notices from The Tribune list obituaries and funeral details for EB Babbir, Thomas S. Ryder, Elbert H. Baldwin, Agnes B. Chittenden, Garret A. Haring, Mary J. Kavanagh, Prudence Kerkhoff, Nelson, Evely O’Connor, Thomas Ryder, Nathaniel Shipman, Henry R. Tilton, Fred Ward, Stanford White, Catherine Wirth, with service times and burial plans across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut locations including Brooklyn, Montclair, Madison Barracks, and Bloomfield.
Special Notices on Postal Information and Subscriptions
The Tribune lists postal details for incoming and outgoing mail with shipping news on pages six to eight. It announces subscription rates for daily, Sunday, weekly, and almanac services, including international and domestic rates, office addresses, and related advertising channels.
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Shipping News
Tribune
United States
Canada
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
The
Phillippines
Tribune Alma
Europe
Universal Postal Union
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Ogden Armour
Seys
Aimeur & Co
Armour & Co
Kers
Slaugh
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Beveridge
National Association
Ainese
Reformers
San Meisco
Neill-Reynolds
Mohler-Steddom Committee
Culengo Health Department
Indiana Packers
Cudahy
Packers
Chambers of Agriculture
DR. Thomas&. Ryder
the Weather Report
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Bowers
Weather Bureau
Confederate Funds
Gen. Butler
ST. Kitts
J. D. Cardin
R. Titley Coe
J. Brownbill
Thomas A. Greene
Thomas W. Grimes
ER. Davis
R. O. Ae
A. W. Adams
W. M. Amory
W.M .H
Martina
H. GH
Pr Friends
Brownbill
Chappaqua, N. Y
Post Office
Tribune Fund
New York City
Eveah Ade
International Chess
FINCH
Clergyman
Tri-Weekly
Babbit
Frooklyn
Mary Emma
Ariat
Sarah R. Buckley
St. James Church
Kingsessing
Frieday
Baldwin
Dovery N. J
Elbert H. Baldwin
Newark, N. J
Agnes B
Caroline
William F. Chittenden
East 29Th St
St. Joseph’ S Church
Kerkhoff Prudence Mary Rose Kerkhoff
Linley Farm
Nanuet
Greenwood
Birmingham
England
Nelson
Walcott St
Mary F
Dunn
Greenwood Cemetery
Ryder
Rabyion
Longate
Thomas & Ryder
Neral
St. Vincent Ferrer’s
Lexington
Nathaniel
United States Circuit Court
Farmington Avenue Congregational Church
Tilton
Madison Barracks
Sacketts Harbor
N.Y
Henry Remsen Tilton
Medical Department
U. 5 S
Arlington
Wirth
Catherine Agnes With
J. Charte
44Th St
Brooklys
Holy Cross Cemetery
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23Rd St
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell CO
Old Stand
Chelsea
Nassau Street
Urlown
Broadway
Limesteag
Harlem Offiy
East
125Th Street
Broad Street
Seeee
Frank Gould & Co
New Oxford Street
American Express Company
Waterloo
Thomas Cook & Son
Brown, Shipley & Co
Patl Speyer
John Wanamaker
Des Petitse Eagle Bureau
Morgan, Haines & Co
Ussmann
Crédit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etsameeee
Aetand
Continental Hotel New The Free _ Saarbach’s News Exchange
St. Georges
Brentanos
Avenue de Opera
Sertbe
Nice—Crédit Lyonnais
Pumace
Trench
Eames
Mon & Co
N 'S
Tournabuent Bon
We Ten Exchange
Mwxn
Ens
Isa
Vin le Monte
Hamburg
Matyencebearbach
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