Armour blames slanderers over meat trade fears
After two months in Europe J Ogden Armour returns to Chicago and denounces "slanderers" who claim American meat inspection provokes export losses. He defends Armour & Co. methods, says trade damage could run into hundreds of millions, and warns government inspection has not clearly explained facts. He urges rational reform and rejects blanket blame on packers.
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Europe
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Chicago
ynolds-Neill
Armoureid
Bate
Mr. Armour
Erin
Anne
Hun
Bureau of Animal Industry
Germany
Beveridge
National Association of Moz
Srtic
Ead Sananeisco
Pergied
Netil-Reynolds
Mohler-BreAdom Committee
Ee Agricultural Department
Cuicago Health Department
Legetosies
Will Prosecute Indiana Packers In Purity Case
The state moves to prosecute dealers accused of falsifying preservatives and misrepresenting products. Judge Fremont Alfond of the Criminal Court oversees the action as affidavits rise against five of twenty dealers. State Chemist and the State Board of Health secretary outline alleged gross violations in court.
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Uel
Rejection of pacing industry regulation discussed
John Cucahy head of Ling interests Desring, in a statement to OOy, expressed support for federal and state laws to repeal pacing industry regulation. He indicated plans to bring the discussion to Congress and in the near term.
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John Cucahy
Ete Ling
Desring Hie Name
Ooy
Congress
Move to Exclude American Meat From Prussian Markets
Berlin reports that chairmen of Prussian chambers of agriculture and commerce adopted resolutions urging the Federal Council to ban foreign pickled meats and pork imports and to require proof of wholesomeness for imported prepared meats. London notes Foreign Office receipt of the Chicago packing house disclosures with doubts about their utility.
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Chambers of Agriculture
Federal Council
Berlin
Prussian Chambers of Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce
Posen
Health bureau shuts thirty seven slaughter houses in city
Philadelphia on June 26 reported the Bureau of Health ordered the owners of thirty seven slaughter houses across the city to close their establishments after inspections found unsanitary conditions prejudicial to public health. In all there are 171 such places in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bureau of Health Today
Direct Line to Japan Message Exchange 1906
President Roosevelt and Emperor of Japan exchanged cordial greetings via the new Guam Japan cable. Roosevelt sent a goodwill message June 2 1906. Emperor Mutuhito replied June 26 1906 expressing appreciation and reciprocal friendly sentiments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
Guam
White House
Tokio
Pacific
United States
Maesty
Theodore Roosevelt
Mutsuhito
Obituary for Ex Judge Nathaniel Shipman of Connecticut
Hartford June 26 Special Ex Judge Nathaniel Shipman a prominent jurist died in Hartford at seventy seven. He served as United States circuit judge for Connecticut from 1892 to 1902 after earlier terms in state government and the Connecticut House. Born August 22 1828 he studied at Norwich Plainfield and Yale and earned LL D in 1888. Shipman was noted for authorities on patents contracts copyrights tariffs and trademarks with clear opinions.
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Hartford
Conn
Nathaniel Shipman
United States Court of Appeals
District of Connecticut
Southbury
Norwich
Plainfield
Yale
Mary ©. Robinson
United States
Connecticut
24 Circuit
Vermont
Connecticut House of Representatives
Buckingham
Shipman
Dr Thomas Ryder Dies Aged 75 In Babylon Long Island
Dr Thomas S Ryder a prominent city 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 and closed that residence on June 9 before going to his summer home He married Emily E 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
Alexander Mott Fiske
Grace Irene Ryder
New York
Feneral
St. Vincent Ferrer’s Church
Lexington
Patrick Mara Dies in Flushing at Ninety
Patrick Mara father of Patrick J Mara a Democratic ward leader in Flushing died yesterday in Flushing age ninety born in Ireland. For years he worked as a bridge tender at Strong's Bridge on Flushing Creek. An earlier attempt to cut his pay due to “too much” for the work was rejected and he kept his salary.
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Patrick Mara
Patrick J. Mara
Flushing
Ireland
Strong's Bridge
Flushing Creek
Mara
Racine at Sheepshead Bay and local school events
Today Racine competes at Sheepshead Bay New York conference. Africa Methodist Episcopal Church and Bethel Church hold events. Public School 68 graduation at 1 30 p m. Board meetings include Trustees at 1 30 p m Hudson Fulton celebrations Board of Education 4 p m North Side Board of Trade Third avenue and 1424 street Free museum admissions Art Natural History and Zoo.
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Racine
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Africa Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethel Church
West
Hudson-Fulton
Board of Education
North Side Board of Trade
Third Avenue
1424 Street
Museums of Art and Natural History
the Zoological Park
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels
Notable guests checked into major New York hotels including W Murray Scott from Kong Kong and ex-senator W W D Washburn from Minneapolis. Names listed span Albany Hometown officials Glasgow Edinburgh and Chicago with multiple consular and diplomatic figures. The roll includes hotel entries such as Belm ont Worth and Waldorf Astoria with attendees from England Singapore and Chilean service.
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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
W.W. D. Washburn
Minneapolis
E. E. Muecke
Iquique
Holland
J. S. Campbell
London
Hoffman
W. B. Kirk
Syracuse
Manhattan
Eiihu Root
Washington
H P. Koops
McDougall
Glasgow
ST. Regis
Alexander Thompson
Edinburgh
Victoria
George E. Green
Binghamton
Waldorf-Astoria
Marvin Hughbitt
Chicago
Weather report and forecast from Washington June 26
Unsettled weather continues across most districts with more showers in the Middle Atlantic States and the South. Temperatures rise slightly and no early end to the low pressure system is seen. isolated showers may persist next few days east of the Rockies while the West remains generally fair. Winds vary by coast with light to fresh conditions and partly cloudy skies toward the Grand Banks.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
South
Upper
Ohio
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Confederate Funds Debate Letter to the Tribune
Henry Edwin Tremain argues against Senate bill 1,816 granting $215,820.89 to the Citizens Bank of Louisiana. He claims no legal obligation exists for the United States to return Confederate assets seized during the Civil War and urges Congress to reject the measure or veto it.
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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 Congress
Parton
Confederate States
Fawcett
Court of Claims Reports
Sutler
Confederate States Quartermasters
Moody
Confederacy
Johnston
Sherman
House
Louisiana
Henry Edwin Tremain
Republican Club
City of New York
New York
Appeal for St Kitts subscription forwarded to editor
A letter from James D. Cardin of New York dated June 26, 1906 requests publication of the St. Christopher Advertiser appeal and forwarding of a $2 contribution. He asks the Tribune to pass the appeal to the Advertiser editor or to Wilfred Veirn of Basseterre and to print the names of contributors.
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St. Christopher
the Advertiser
Wilfred Veirn
Basseterre
Yeira
James D. Cardin
New York
Fresh Air Fund children enjoy two weeks at Chappaqua home
Thirty Tribune Fresh Air Fund children arrive at Miss M A Nielsen summer residence near Chappaqua New York for a two week stay. Miss Nielsen and Miss M H Field supervise the group with nursing staff on site. The estate offers a dormitory dining room chapel playground and woods. Children amuse themselves with swings mud pies flowers and simple games while under strict supervision.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Chappaqua
N. Y
M. A. Nielson
Miss Nielson
M. H. Field
Chappaqua Station
Rockefeller Trial Disagreement Finds Jury Split
A New York jury in Part II General Sessions could not reach a verdict in the case of John Rockefeller a boarding house keeper and Republican district captain charged with inducing a felony. The panel stood 9 to 8 for acquittal. The case followed Albert Farrar’s conviction for impersonating Rockefeller Jr. and Farrar’s claim that Rockefeller pressurized him to impersonate the son.
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Rosalsky
John Rockefeller
West 22d Street
Albert Farrar
Rockefeller
John Rockefeller, Jr
Farrar
Young Rockefeller
Alumni Day at Yale Highlights and Hadley Reports
Alumni Day at Yale drew many graduates for commencement week events. Justice Brewer and Justice Hrown of the Supreme Court attended the class of 36 gathering. President Hadley outlined faculty reforms and endowment gains while donors funded scholarships and new libraries.
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Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Justice Brewer
Justice Hrown
United States Supreme Court
Theron
Hadley
University Council
George Blumer
San
Sheffield
General University
Carnegie
University
Chittenden
Scientific School
Viet
Brush Fund
Sheffield Scientific School
White urges rail reports and public access at Dartmouth
Ex American ambassador Andrew D White told Dartmouth Phi Beta Kappa members that railways should publish full reports to protect shareholders and the public. He urged stricter crossings signals and double tracks, and praised the Supreme Court as a jewel. Later, Dartmouth Hall was presented to trustees as a replacement gift by Melvin Adams.
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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
Boy Drowns in Pelham Bay During Swim Attempt
Fifteen year old Arthur McQueen drowned yesterday afternoon in Pelham Bay while swimming toward a raft anchored offshore. Reverend Henry Shafer of Lock Haven, visiting relatives, saw the drowning, plunged in, and pulled the boy ashore with a policeman as ambulance crews arrived for resuscitation efforts.
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Arthur McQueen
Pelham Bay
van Ness
Avenuey
Henry Shafer
Lock Haven
Penn
Bronx
McQueen
Fi — Hospital
Cartwright Halsted wedding announced at 280 West Sith St
The marriage of Sarah T. Bokee Halsted to Robert Frances Cartwright was held at the bride’s residence, No 280 West Sith Street, officiated by Rev David J Hickey. Also noted is the June 3 ceremony of Laula Mae Ketcham to Stephen Ashton McLean. 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
Multiple Deaths and Funeral Notices Chronicle Brooklyn and New Jersey
A list of death notices and funeral arrangements from various individuals in Brooklyn, New York. Newark and Dover, New Jersey. Montclair. and nearby areas. Names include Babbit, Baldwin, Chittenden, Haring, Kavanagh, Kerkhoff, Nelson, O Connor, Ryder, Tilton, Ward, Whipple, and Wirth. Details cover dates of death in June 1906 to 1908, funeral locations such as St James Church Kingsessing, Greenwood Cemetery, and St Vincent Ferrer's Church, with addresses and times for services and interments.
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Kavanagh
Mary J
Bergen St
Brooklyn
St. Joseph's Church
Kerkhopf
Prudence Mary Rose Kerkhoff
Linley Farm
Nanuet
Nelson
Walcott St
Mary F
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments and Appeal
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund notes acknowledgments from Plainfield First Presbyterian Sunday School and the Atlantic Avenue Missionary Society, listing donations including 1000 in memory of David J. Blauvelt. The tribute explains the fund’s pioneer status, its direct flow of public donations to sending a poor child to the country, and that all expenses are privately covered by The Tribune and trustees. Remittances should be made to The Tribune Fund in New York City.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
Plainfield
N. J
Freeman J. Shotwell
David J. Blauvelt
Emma L. Plauvelt
Sand
William
Atlantic Avenue
Tribune Fund
New York City
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune
Tuna
United States
Canada
Mexico
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Phillippines
Ostend Chess Masters Third Stage Round Contested
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 article lists pairing results and current standings across sections with players such as Maróczy Rubinstein Teichmann Spielmann Schlechter Leonhardi Janowski Swiderski Bernstein and peers, detailing W and percentage results amid a complex pairing grid.
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Ostend
Belgium
Kursaal
Marorzy
Ve. Periis
Fatrni
Ve. Teichmann
Johner
Ve. Marshall
Rubinstein
Leonhbanit
Swiderski
Stave
Janowaki
Bernstein
Forced to Sell Dante’s Ashes in Foreclosure Sale
In Roxbury, Count Costarelli and Maud Murray Coastarelli face mortgage foreclosure and must sell the ashes of Dante the poet. The relic includes part of the crown, a measuring ribbon, and a gold casket authenticated by the Italian government. Baron Natoli aided authentication as negotiations with Andrew Carnegie proceed.
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Boston
Roxbury
Count Costarelli
Maud Murray Coastarelli
Dante
Baron Natoli
Count Vestarelli
Andrew Carnegie
Man thought drowned is alive says friend in OK
George R. Griswold, long believed dead after a river find with hands tied, is reported alive by Carl Kaufman of Toledo who says he met Griswold in Oklahoma City on June 2. The find prompted disclosures of Griswold’s financial and domestic troubles and insurers hesitating over $20,000 policies, aiming to prove substitution.
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Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
George R. Griswold
Carl Kaufman
Toledo
Oklahoma City
Griswold
Lawyer Loses Finch Estate Will Invalidated
Surrogate Jenkins of Warren County ruled the will of George R. Finch invalid today, denying a large share to his Albany lawyer George N. Ostrander. J. T. Finch, a brother, contested probate. The estate is valued around 800000 dollars.
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Giens Falls
N. Y
Jenkins
Warren County
George R. Finch
George N. Ostrander
Albany
J. T. Finch
Postal and subscription notices for The Tribune
Postal information and subscription rates for The Tribune are explained, with mailing to domestic and international addresses and various formats including daily and weekly editions. Offices and overseas agents are listed, along with locations in New York and abroad and partners for advertising and distribution.
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Adam Hacer
M. Amonea
Martin
SU Amory Brown
Chappaqua, N. Y
Taft
H. T. Burgess
J. C. Beywertt
C. M. Morse
R. W. Osborne
F. W. Tillotson
H. L. Ward
H. B. Jamison
C. T. Tileston
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W. BP. McCune
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J. H. Wallis
L. O. Bergh
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B. G. Howe
S. F. Reed
Sheffeld
L. EF Armstrong
C. Atehiey
Nathaniel Grant
Sas
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G. F. Gundelfinger
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H. Seward
G. R. White
Don
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Amityville
G. Bavidis
B. A. Anatolia College
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Turkey
Asia
Gett, Jr
West Haven
H. R. Robertson
Tucker
R. A. Klein
Thompsonville
W. R. Belknap
W. L. Alei
Willam R. Belknap
Kleiner
Rogers
K. G. Mackenzie
Westport
Clergyman
Tri-Weekly
Baldwin
Dover, N. J
Elbert H. Baldwin
Newark, N. J
Agnes
Caroline
William F. Chittenden
East Hst
Oemayeee Lu D
United States Circuit Court, Second Circuit
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Tilton
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Sacketts Harbor
Henry Remsen Tilton
Medical Department
U. S. Attmy
Arlington
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23Rd St
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell CO
Chelsea
International Chess
FINCH
Shipping News
Tribune Ofice
Nassau Street
Wali
William Street
Oget Broadway
East
Broad Street
Sommer
New
New Onford St
American Express Company
Waterloo
Thomas Cook & Son
Li Brown, Shipley & Co
Uiltee
den Pet
Camban
Uniy Postal Union
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