Kang on Chinese Reform Meets U S Newspaper Men
Kang Yu Wei outlines Chinese boycott views and calls for amendment to Chinese Exclusion Act. He argues current policy harms China and American-Chinese relations, cites treatment of exempt class and merchants, and notes potential talks with Mayor O'Brien to press for policy changes. Kang mentions Empress Dowager’s role, imperial politics, and possible visits to Boston or Hartford after New York stop.
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Wal- Gat
United States
America
China
Kang
Russia
Japan
Fenpress
Rosis
Kang Ye Wei
Eimperor
Peking
Dows Ber
Kang Yu Wei
John H. O'Brien
New York
Keng
Boston
Hartford
Refuse to unload U S vessels
Edward G Bellows former US consul general in Japan arrived in San Francisco aboard the Manchuria. He discussed a Chinese guilds boycott aimed at pressuring the United States for more liberal treatment of Chinese merchants and travelers, warning the movement could intensify while noting competition from Germany and other nations in Chinese trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edward G. Bellows
United States
Japan
Pacific Mail
Manchuria
Mr. Bellows
China
Boards of Trade
Germany
Navis
Sparks Calls for More Chinamen in the West
Nevada Governor Sparks in Denver says President Roosevelt should admit more Chinamen for labor in hops fruit washing and other work. He argues there are not enough Celestials in the West and wishes for greater Chinese inflow to Nevada. Penang merchants join Singapore Shanghai boycott of American products pending Chinese Exclusion Act withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sv Telegraph
TRE Tribune
Denver
Governor Sparks
Nevada
Texas
Tiene
Nev
West
Roosevelt
Sparks
Penang
Singapore
Shanghai
Girl Arrested for Punishing Ruf fin Discharged in Court
Magistrate Pool at the Tombs Police Court discharged Miss Kate Eiseld of Brooklyn after she was arraigned for assaulting John Haverlang of West Street. Eiseld struck him as he attempted to restrain her, knocking him unconscious and fracturing his skull. Haverlang was taken to Hudson Street Hospital in serious condition. The magistrate planned to arrest Haverlang on his release from the hospital and warned of a possible six months on the stand if he testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magistrate Pool
Tombs
Kate Eiseld
Stockholm-st
Brooklyn
John Haverlang
West-st
West-st. Mins
Hespsiel
Pool
Eiseld
Haverlang
Teeth respite delays Abe Hummel trial in Dodge-Morse case
Unseen delay risks the Abe Hummel proceedings as Charles F. Dodge, the principal witness, faces dental expenses. Dodge’s artificial teeth bill angers the District Attorney and the Controller orders an inspector’s report, finding the teeth unworthy of the cost.
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Abe Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Hummel
Charles F. Dodge
Texas
Tiss
Dodge
Dstrict
Miss Mary O. Rogers Drowned at Saranac Lake
Miss Mary O. Rogers of Leesburg Virginia, who vanished from Baker cottage Sunday night, was found in the Saranac River near the village. District Attorney Finn ruled death by own action with no foul play by nurse Ada P. Jenney of Washington or Willoughby N. Smith of Baltimore, noting their honesty. Rogers, about 34, had been engaged to Smith but postponed marriage after her mother's death in February 190%. She then went to Saranac Lake for tuberculosis treatment with a nurse and Smith, not wealthy but possessing independent means.
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Ey Teupaear
Ta Tribune
Seranac Lake
N. Y
Mary O. Rogers
Leesburg
Baker Cottage
Saranac River
Finn
Ada P. Jenney
Washington, D. C
Willoughby N. Smith
Baltimore
Juror Granted Cotton Market Quotations During Trial
A juror in a murder case, Barton Castles of the Cotton Exchange, received cotton market quotes while in the jury box. Judge Foster allowed the practice after consultation with the DA and defense counsel, with messages delivered but no replies sent. The court stressed he was not actively trading from the jury box.
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Court of General Sessions
Barton
Castles
Cotton Exchange
West
Foster
Train
Edmund B. Brown
Layman Snares Churches In City Tax Sale Benches
Collector Slattery reports the third city tax sale of the month with bids on church properties. The German American Methodist Church at 5th street near 7th–8th avenues sold to M A Weiler for 1.5 years, the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church on 89th street near 7th–8th avenues with a $19.25 water tax went for three years, and St Philip's parsonage on 6th–7th avenues sold in a 55 year bid. Total against property is $1,588.34.
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Slattery
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
6Th
7Th Aves
Te Property
Grief Drives Woman to Kill Nine Year Old in Diphtheria Crisis
Mrs Mina Schenter of 7th Street faces homicide charges after authorities say she killed her younger daughter Annie and attempted suicide by gas in a Bellevue hospital case linked to the diphtheria death of her nine year old child, Elsie. Police describe a fatal gas apparatus setup in the Schenter apartment. Annie died at the City Hospital and Elsie had died earlier at Willard Parker.
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Klele
Willard Parker Hospital
Mina Schenter
Annie
Bellevue
Annie Miller
Schenter
Sth-st
Cahill and
Wagner
Title Annie
Newman
Poolroom found in synagogue. Rabbi Held charged
Henry Jacobs, alleged rabbi of the Hebrew synagogue at 42 Grand St, held on $1 bail by Magistrate Moss in Essex Market court for keeping a poolroom in the building. A marked five dollar bill found at Delancey station tied him to the charge. five others jailed previously were discharged for lack of evidence.
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Henry Jacobs
Grandst
Moss
Essex Market Court
Jacobs
Delancey St
O'Connor
Delancey-st
Grand-st
From Standard Oil to Pulpit at Woodside Baptist
The Rev Edward James Holden was installed as pastor at Woodside Baptist Church after five years of study while employed at Standard Oil. He is 27, married with one child, and recently passed the Baptist ministry exam with high honors. The ordination ceremony was held by the ordaining women at Hansen Place Baptist Church Brooklyn.
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Standard OM Company
Broadway
Baptist Church
Woodside
Long Island
Edward James Holden
Pauline Heevil
Charles J. Keevil
Holden
Ias
Hanson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Mayor Weaver Eyes Arrests Over Filtration Contract
Philadelphia June 2 Mayor Weaver released a letter to Director Acker showing halted payments to Daniel J McNichol for Filtration Contract No 2 valued over 100000 as part of a claimed 230 fraud via contract interpretation by John W Hill former filtration chief. He plans to sue to recover funds and pursue criminal actions.
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William C. Haddock
McNichel
McNichol
Joseph le Auerbach
JG. Gordon
Jim
Tarael Brotin
Durham
Machine
Arres
Weaver
Physician Suffers Stroke Aboard Streetcar Heroic Lap Scene
Dr A B Hotegene of No B14 West was carried from dith st and 4th ave on a streetcar after a stroke. He and his daughter rode the car when he suddenly fell onto her lap. Taken first to a drug store then to St Vincent's Hospital. Dr Burke from St Vincent's was summoned and patient moved there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hotegene
West
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dith-St
4Th-Ave
Burke
Electric car on Staten Island derails into ditch
A trolley on the Richmond line left the track at Richmond Road near Fingerboard Road at noon yesterday and dropped six feet into a ditch. The car landed right side up with nine passengers and the crew aboard. Six occupants escaped unharmed. three were injured including Mrs. E Sinnott with a sprained wrist, Mrs. Mary Thomas with a fractured hip, and Jacob Condors with a fractured arm and possible internal injuries. Crew Isiac Hall and Philly Santo were not injured.
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Richmond
Staten Island Electric Road
Richmond Road
Fingerboard Road
E. Sinnott
Rossst
Concord
S. R. Smith Infirmary
Mary Thomas
Simonson Ave
R. Smith
Jacob Condors
Buffalo
SR. Smith Infirmary
Isiac Hall
Philly Santo
STIX HURT IN EXPLOSIONS NEAR East 10ists Street blast
Four people were injured in a heavy blasting powder explosion in an East 10ists Street excavation between Lexington and 3 Ages. Emma Gribben and Eddie Johnson, both children, aided a baby under a shawl as rocks shattered a tenement. contractor La Mura fled the scene. Captain Brennan of the East Four-street station led a police inquiry into the blast and a prior accident at the same site a month earlier.
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Hayes
Lexington
Ernest Herman
East Wist-st
Delia Hyland
East List-St
Emma Gribben
Brennan
East Four-St
Patrick Golden
Michael Phillips
Subway Air Ventilation Improves at Brooklyn Bridge Station
The Rapid Transit Commission ventilation committee reports progress as fans increase from one to fourteen at Brooklyn Bridge station. Additional vent posts for about a dozen more openings are ready to be installed today. Acting Chief Engineer Rice notes the plan must be judged by future work, with Marger and others pursuing further improvements. The crowd notices a calmer change at the station, signaling expected gains soon.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Brooklyn Bridge
Tite
Lithst
Rice
Don
Marger
Aldridge Nomination Confirmed as Railroad Commissioner
Albany June 23 The Senate confirmed Governor’s nominee George W. Aldridge of Rochester as Railroad Commissioner by unanimous vote. Senator Grady lauded his qualifications and dismissed partisan concerns about the commission and a gas panel, noting Aldridge possesses the necessary traits of a good commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senate
George W. Aldridge
Rochester
Grady
New Gas Commission
Ale Aridge
Erhardt Replies To Haines Over Animal Society Audit
Colonel Joel B. Erhardt answers President Haines of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He says he declined to audit on different lines, mentions recommending the Eastern Audit Company, notes a $500 cost and potential $3000 savings, and hints at a possible resignation while promising a fuller reply later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel B. Erhardt
The
Tribune
Haines
Society For the Prevention of
Astern
Sale of Boys' Suits At Broaday Stores Advertised
Rocers Peer & Company announces a sale of boys suits including .75 double breasted mixtures for summer business and $4.75 Norfolk mixtures. Hundreds of suits in various sizes and patterns, plus 50 sailor suits in mixtures and serges. Odds and ends also offered. Located at 252 Broadway, at 13th Street.
Wadoo Defeated By Civil Service Commission After Talks
After a two hour conference with Mayor McClellan acting as umpire, Commissioner McAdoo admitted defeat before the Municipal Civil Service Commission. The dispute centered on the police captains list four years old and twenty two names long. The commission warned payrolls for acting captains could be held up, and the commission later recertified the list for potential use. Separately, a hotel manager denied rumors of a boiler room explosion after lights failure Tuesday night.
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McClellan
McAdoo
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Baker
Tally
Civil Service List
Civil Service Commission
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Fragment
Maritime data notes sailings with times for Sandy Hook Gov Island Hell Gate and related shores. Entries mention a 26 moon cycle, 27 A M, and specific times such as 4 50, 5 01, 6 34 FM, 5 19 and 7 33, indicating coastal navigational references and hourly estimates for restricted sections.
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Sandy Hook
Gov
Island
Hell Gate
Hell
Shipping News: Steamer arrivals and quarantine notes
Shipping news lists numerous steamer arrivals and departures with ports including Liverpool Yokohama Singapore and Port Said. Entries mention vessels such as Armenian Cesario Schuylkill Bluefield Leander Maverick and Lillete Durie and notes on quarantine statuses and passenger or cargo details. Weather shows a west wind and clear conditions at Sandy Hook.
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Armenian
Kelk
Taverpool
White Star Line
Widse
Cesario
Cameron
Liverpool Zune
Queenstown
Tails
Miise
Lef
Marceili
Tage
Henderson Brothers
Midae
Arsivedado
Mettoah
Mobile
Bruna Ory
Bluefield
Hastings
Baltimore
HC Foster
Mdee
Et Norte
Gardner
Galveston
Southern Fuelfic Company
Moise
Lillete
Durie
Port Antonio
United Fruit Company
Bar
Leander
Nor
Olaes
Cardenas
Munson
Ger
Maverick
O Co
Cort Arthur
Tex
Standard Oil Compary
Sandy Itom
Windworthwest
Maritime Passenger Names and Destinations List
A fragmented vintage listing names steamers and ports including Baker, Teutonic, Fey Queenstown, Liverpool, City of Savannah, Sardegna, Naples, Genoa, Port-au-Prince, Newport News, San Marcos, Galveston, Pernambuco, Rotterdam, Philadelphia, and Barterr Prince among others, indicating a broad voyage or port-of-call record. Names and places appear in irregular OCR style with multiple misspellings.
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Baker
Ger
Port Antonio
Teutonic Fey
Queenstown
Liverpool
City of Savanian
Olan
New Orleans
Sardegna
Naples
Genoa
Gracele
Tragua
Port-au-Prince
Jefferson
Norfait
Newport News
San Marcos
Galveston
Apache
Ghatteston
Palen
Nor
Ensiatelpnne
Potsdam
Datehs
Boulogné
Rotterdam
Movements of Steamers from Southampton Jun 28
Shipping bulletin lists arrivals and sailings of multiple steamers including Kaiser Wilhelm II, Rhaetia, Deutschland, Caronia, Calderon, Frametheus, Vaderland, Antonin Lopez, Prinz Adalbert, Amaronente, Lackawanna, Tonnanda, Renain, Mantia, British Monarch, Hawkes Hag, Bermudian. Entries show ports London Southampton New York Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg Liverpool Yokohama Singapore and Melbourne with dates in June.
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Southampton
Kaiser Wilhein Ti
Ger
Hogemann
Frm
Bremen
New Dover
Fioni
Rhaetia
Cert
Behrens
New York
Hornburx
Plymouth
Deutschland
Dover
Gonaa
Une
Antonin Lopez
Span
Oliver
Havane
Cad
Naples
Salled
Prinz Adabert
Schuararhmidt
Barbator
Amaronente
Birt Hughes
Pars
Sagres
Lackawanna
Pri
Ray
Bombay
Tonnanda
Brown
New-York
Yokohama
Hawkes Hag
Kemp
Sviney
Nsw
Bermuda
Bermymtian
Fraser
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U. S
MR. Sparks
President Roosevelt
Masher
Grout
Rogers
M. A. Weiler
Rabbi Held
Standard Oil
Philadelphia
Staten Island
Stix
Dynamite Squad
Trco
Bridge Station
Aldridge
Erhardt
S. P. C. A. On Lines Press
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
Taree Broadway
Ar 3
Wadoo
ST. Denis
Agnis
Marine Intelligence
Tedas
Speine Wilhelm IL Havel
Gibraltar
Parinia
Ft Thomas
Copenhagen
Andar Grat
Walderses Claman
Tube TF
Marat
Maonna Ae Apes
Fane I
Ore
Se Mallory
Ly Rsha Gascogne
Havre
French Albana
Iverpool
Proteus
Orleans
Je ‘Morgan el
Franchee
Finances
Panama
Norman’ Prince
Argentina
Aiare
Buyamo
Mexico
Reperanza
Havana
Waite
Colorado
Brunswick
Sal
Hamilton
Serfolk
Gla Dominiois
Arapahoe
Jackwanvil
St Paul Southampton
American
Eeland
Antiserp
Hed Star
Omipiala
Cunard
Saledonia
Jason
Silvia
St Johns
Ted
Pretoria
Fmmburg
el Mar
Morgan Denver Galvest
Mansry
Iroguo
Jacksonelle Ye
Fern Thomas Anne
Ful Lu Lsoeinion
EL Pasa
New Oeleans
Morgan
Shipping News
Port of New York
Stern Brothers
Foo
Stree
RMY
Whitehall ST
Aid Delvery
A. Depot GS BincHas, Mayo and
West Point
N.Y
U.S Mo
U.S Engineer Office
Jacksons
Ville
Hillsboro Bay
Ener
Ely
Zoot Jefferson
Daly Auth
Fantana
Coney Island
Bander
FLELD
Werstaria
Hove
Leeteng
Vatelia
Manhattan Beach
Pain
Arthur
Hamlan D
ION Steamboats
Ammersteen's
Bovay
Paradise Hoof Gardens
Victor
Pararo
Mose
Frank Daniels Hudson
the New-York
Newsdealer
Daily and Sun
Day Tribune
Daily and Sunday Tribune
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