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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

31

Kang on Chinese Reform and Exclusion Policy Debate

Kang Yo Wei, leader of the Chinese Empire reform faction, argues for selective exclusion and education of Chinese in the United States. He contends exemption should be limited, with immigration restricted and Chinese students and workers affected, amid broader calls to preserve exclusion laws and counter perceived unfair treatment. He links Sino-Japanese tensions, Empress Dowager power, and wartime dynamics to Chinese policy in America and urges vigilance against unequal treatment.

Kang YO Wei Ark Chinnan Chines America Chinamoy Hepwort Dante United States Calsaman Luisi O. Caine San Francisco China Wierlac Alita Chimaren Unitng Trere Kang Kens Japan Boece Angetor Kaaz Ys Wei Felier Solus Brien Maxer Steels Crich New-York Dee Bostam Hartford

REFUSE 10 UNLOAD U. S. VESSELS

Edward G. Bellows, chief in Janam, arrived in San Francisco to discuss a Chinese guild boycott of American products. He notes a new phase aimed at pressuring the United States through a tesco to grant more liberal treatment to merchants and Chinese travelers, while warning competitors like Germany may influence the Chinese trade.

San Francisco Edward G. Bellows United States Janam San China Tesco Merc Viarts Boards of Trade Ula Germany Inagi

Nevada Governor Pushes for More Chine men in West

Governor Sparks of Nevada advocates increasing Chinese labor in the West citing need for harvest work and fruit picking while criticizing current limits. The report notes Penang merchants join a boycott aligning with Singapore and Shang Bi to press withdrawal of exclusionary policy.

Penang Liu China Singapore Shang Bi

Discharged Kate Etseld in rare assault case at Tombs

Magistrate Pool discharged Kate Etseld of Stockholm Street Brooklyn after she was arraigned for assaulting John Haverlang of Wood West Street. Haverlang fell and was knocked into the gutter suffering a fractured skull and serious injuries. Pool issued a warrant for Haverlang’s arrest as soon as he leaves hospital and warned six months imprisonment if he returned before him.

Tombs Pestertoy Kate Etseld Stockholm St Groeklyn Arraleneu John Haverlans Sood West St Wests Gurack Haverlang Bemnto Haring Hudson Street Martetraty Pool Ates Haverlang Bait May Bins

Teething Delay Trial Hume Dodge Case Details

Fragmentary report notes delays in the Dodge-Hume proceedings and a potential settlement. District Attorney indicates a possible loge of time and a pending agreement. Authorities consider the cost and implications as the case moves through the county court with sessions planned.

Coutty

Wiss Rogers Drowned in Saranac Lake Tragedy

June 28 report from Saranac Lake states the body of Miss Mary Rogers of Leesburg Virginia was found near the Saranac River after disappearing from Baker Cottage village. District Attorney Finn ruled no foul play, saying death was self-inflicted. nurse Miss Adam Jenney of Washington and attorney Willoughby N. Smith were blameless.

Thupanar Tam Telnet Saranse Lake Mary GO. Rogers Leesburg Wim Baker Cottage Saranac River Finn Adam Jenney Washington, D Wilelghbs N. Smith Aluunney Paltimore Miss Rogers Saranac Lake Willoughby N. Smith

Juror Granted Permission to Monitor Cotton Market

Berton S. Castles a Cotton Exchange broker serving as juror in a murder trial received approval to observe hard quotations of the cotton market during testimony. Judge Foster allowed the privilege after discussions with prosecutors and defense counsel. Messenger boys periodically informed him of market moves, but he did not respond or shift attention from the jury box.

Court of General Sessions Berton S. Castles West Foster Train Edsmund Bo Brown Ermitsel Castles Dariness Partners Kenng Lim

Layman Secures Church Leases at Taw Sale

Collector Slattery conducted the third city tax sale of the month in the Aldermanie Chamber. M A Weiler bid on church properties including the German American Methodist Church and Second Reformed Presbyterian Church and won terms of five to three years. St Philip's parsonage also changed hands for a fifty five year bid. The total value tied to the properties runs to about 1580.84.

Slattery Twen S5th-st 7Th Sth Aves M A. Weljer West Ti2th Second Reformed Presbyterian Church Siih Attaves M. A. Weiler Mullaby St. Philip's Parsonage

Woman accused after girl dies of diphtheria in tenement

details emerge of a suspected murder by gas by Mina Schecter of 99 Trist Street. her nine year old Elsie died at Willard Parker Hospital. Annie Schenter found unconscious with gas jets in her mouth. police theory states a gas lamp tube and syringe were used to harm the child.

Auzhier Elsie Willard Parker Hospital Mina Schecter Trist Annie Sielie Gan Mornig Bellevue Annie Miler Schenter Qwniise Str-St Patrofeu Cahill Wagner Mrs. Schenter Wile Annie Bellevute Bertha A. Turkel No. 101 East Iirst Sud Hesith Eisie Teie

Rabbi Held Charged Over Poolroom in Synagogue Scandal

Essex Market court yesterday held Marked bill and poolroom evidence tied to Rabbi Trenty Jacobs of the Hebrew synagogue at Grand Street. Jacobs arrested with others who were released for lack of evidence. Delancey Street station search found a parcel of oil and religious items amid suspicions of a crime.

Rabbi Held Trenty Jacobs Biagietrale Mossi Essex Market Keesene & Peatroom Jacobs Delancey St. Statin O'Conner Detanheys Rard-St

Prom Meek Hosts Sermon At Baptist Church

A brief church gathering at the Woodsite Baptist Church on Long Island followed the death by suicide of Pauline Keewit, wife of Rev. Charles Keera. Rev. Edward James Bay gears led the services while Rev. Molden began study for a clerk position at the Standard Oil office.

Prom Standard Oil Company Thuadway Baptist Woeedsite Long Island Edward Jamestilde Bay Pera Molden Besas Tim Place Baptist Ty Beookipa

May Arrest Looms Over City Contracts in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports late today that Mayor Weaver will seek arrests tied to a $2550 contract scheme involving former Filtration Bureau head John W. Hill and ex-Director of Public Works Willian Haddock. The mayor intends to recover fraudulently obtained funds and pursue criminal charges, with potential arrests looming tomorrow amid machine-police tensions and fear of retaliation from political allies.

Philadelphia Meyur Acker Department of Public Works Lune McNicheal Slonam John W. Hill Willian Haddock Elye Comernet McNichol Swordhis McRichal Ty Belt Josephs Ausrharh Gordon Maxis Toomorrow Mayer Aléy Dratinr Coustndy Chirham McNichol Contractins Weaver Gauss

Doctor Suffers Stroke While Riding Car

Dr A B Hotegens of vo B14 Weet and-st was removed to St Vincent's Hospital from 14th st and with ave late last evening after a stroke of apoplexy. The doctor, with his daughter, was a passenger in a Tith st car when he suddenly fell over. He was taken to a drug store where Dr Hurdi was summoned, and he was brought to St Vincent's Hospital.

A. B. Hotegens Weet St. Vincent's Hospital 14Th-St Ave Hurdi St. Vincent’s Hospital

Electric Car Off Track In Richmond Road Ditch

A Staten Island electric trolley ran off the track on Richmond Road near Fingerboard Road at noon yesterday and fell six feet into a ditch. It landed upright with nine aboard. six escaped unharmed while three passengers and the crew sustained injuries. Mrs E Sinnott of Styss Street Concord sprained wrist and hip bruises, sent to Smith Infirmary then home. Mrs Mary Thomas of Stimonson Avenue Concord fractured right hip, taken to Smith Infirmary then home. Jacnt Cant hors of Buffalo suffered a fractured right arm and possible internal injuries, treated at the infirmary and sent home. Crew Issac Hall and Philly Santo uninjured.

Richmond Staten Island BR Smith Mary Thomas Stimonson-ave . Concord S. Ko Smith Buffalo Smith Todrmery Issac Hall Philly Santo

Explosion Hurts Four In East Mist Street Excavation

Within forty eight hours of a dynamite squad being appointed by Police Commissioner Hayes, four people were injured by a heavy blast of blasting powder in an East Mist Street excavation between Lexington and 34 avenues. Windows shattered, residents struck by flying debris. injured were Ernest Herman, Mrs Dilia Hyland, Emnjs Griphen, and Eddie Jolngun amid chaotic scene.

Pire Hayes Est Mist St Lexington Aves Ernest Herman East Wist-st Dilia Hyland Warntins Brendan Wilest Mina Grivyben Darrick Telden Michael Phillips

Subway Air Better Promised by Transit Commission

The ventilating committee of the Hagin Transit Commission vows to improve subway conditions. Brooklyn Bridge Station increases to sixteen posts and more are to be attached. Acting Chief Engineer Rice says larger ventilation plans are in progress to materially aid conditions deplored by all.

Hagin ‘Transit Commission Hux Bros

Aldridge Nomination Confirmed by Senate Unanimous Vote

Albany June 2 The Senate confirmed Governor's nominee George W Aldridge of Rochester as Railroad Commissioner by unanimous vote Grady praised the new appointee amid factional criticism of the commission and its propriety Aldridge stated he possesses the needed qualifications for the post

Albany Senate George W. Aldridge Rochester Aston Grady Pamminston al- Gridge

Erhardt Replies to Haines Over Cruelty Charges

Colonel Joel Erhardt replies to President Haines of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He says Haines is right in parts but denies knowledge of some audit lines and claims the society saved $6000 from the audit. He notes resignations likely for president and treasurer and promises to reply in detail later.

Joel BR. Eehardt Tribune Mains Society For the Prevention of Haines Lam Imu

WADOO MEETS DEFEAT IN CIVIL SERVICE DISPUTE

Commissioner McAdoo concedes defeat before the Monte ip a Civil Service Commission after a two hour conference on the police captains eligibility list. The commission warned against promoting acting captains and ordered a physical examination of the list. The Mayor is to referee any further action as the list is reviewed. ST. DENIS LIGHTS ALL RIGHT. A rumor of an explosion was denied with no evidence found.

Meyer ST. Denis

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanau Report

Fragmentary text notes various names and times including Suneet TM Mons line, Msfoor's age, Sande timing, NayHeT Gate, Sandy Wank, Gor Inland, and Well Gate Fa. Records are incomplete and offer no clear event or outcome.

Suneet TM Mons Msfoor Sande S.nayhet Pal Sandy

Shipping News Fragment Recites Arrivals and Quarantine

A long garbled shipping notice lists various steamers and routes with arrivals and quarantine notes. Names of ships, ports, dates such as May, June, and June 2 are scattered amid unclear phrases. The fragment mentions Ste Mae and Waite Star Line, several vessels, and port movements with minimal legible details.

Srs Stealer Mir Waite Star Line Ste Mae Aisevlu Brs George Sturvetiien Sune Sarlewin Henderson Tethersith Ty Ierarame Taraeneers Altie Archadon Bleumer Colurata Abe Mnmas Robie O-Baan Eneepore Fbn Monter Galvest Mane Durie Port Amante Fiinet Frit Company Wtely Feult Leaner Eno Clare Cadmas du

Unclear Oceanic Route Notes and World Place Names

Fragmentary OCR passage lists numerous place names and terms including Coney Island, Sheepshead Bay, Maine, New Orleans, Naples, Port-au-Prince, Newport News, San Marcos, Galveston, Port-au-Prince, and others. Mentions times and distances in vague context, plus scattered references to concerts, tracks, and stands. No coherent event or person clearly defined.

Steiners Baker Gert Amontoc Truro Fry Quasastown Liverpost Pacaian Dorty Fut New Oreans Fardagnulah Naples Andenos Geasela Tagize Port-au-Prince Safferann Nur Filk Newport News San Marcos Galveston Ayah Mharitston Jackmuncilie Paiva ¢Norr Shviladriphia

The Movements of Steamer Vessels

Southampton June 29 to June 26 reports the arrival and sailing of multiple steamers including Kaleee Nelielnn from Brenmens New York, Rhantis from Uehrene New York to Hansbuta, Deuter Tender to New York for January 20, and various arrivals at ports such as Plymouth and Queenstown with ships like Deutestnang Tete Rasta and Erometheoster. The list notes departures, arrivals, and routes across transatlantic and coastal services with dates and ports including New York, Liverpool, and Manchester.

Suathampton Sune Stramer Kaleee Nelielnn Hogumann Brenmens New Biymond Erometheoster Pholer New York Ntmmer Pring Analbert Pars Shinesz-Pascol Lackawannar Gey New-York Csloy Bombay Arried Éncestorsly Hick. Brower Yokavasta Cnrestorilys Parker Sitetyore Fovisiot Monarch Bri Wilkih Fir St Vincent Siiney Aghland Arclend Enterforisl Harken Tay S Money Nsw Bermuda Merten Fraser

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