Roosevelt attacked in sugar inquiry prompts pleas for prosecution
Washington hearing reveals George H. Earle Jr charging Attorney General Bonaparte and President Roosevelt with ignoring the American Sugar Refining case. Earle cites letters to Roosevelt claiming “lost his preference for large game” and urges prompt government action to expose alleged conspiracy behind sugar trust wrecking.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Arbuckle Brothers
Prust
George H. Karle
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
House
Karle
Bonaparte
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Farle
Earle
Senate
Mr. Earle
Hardwick
Mr. Hardwick
Harvard
Ents
Susur
Ruger Trust
Ir. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Theln
Villany
Purdy
Tani
Moody
Inter
Supreme Court
Neral Purdy
United States
James M. Fock
Mr Beck
American Sugar Refining
Cigil
Federal
Southern District of
New York
Pennsylvania Sugar Teig Company
Philadelphia
Adolph Segal
Gustev Kissel
Arbuckle Company
Mr. Gilmore
Ma. Jamieson
Taft veto prospects and trust prosecutions in Washington
The article discusses Taft's likely stance on tariff revision and reciprocity, noting insurgents doubt he will veto general revisions and that he will avoid risking a veto. It covers ongoing trust prosecutions, indications on the U S Steel case, and arbitration talks with Great Britain plus related diplomatic notes and Senate actions.
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Tribune Boren
Washington
Taft
Tutt
Tong
de Iast
Kowa
Cat le
Vrem
Stone
Ids Temoriniie
Senate
Indianapolis
Tariff Board
Milman
Defeat Income Tax Plan Sparks Political Bustle
In Hartford a Senate vote rejected a resolution to urge ratification of a proposed federal income tax amendment. Senator Judson opposed the measure yet backed a state levy, while Senator Fenn pressed Taft’s stance amid claims of an unholy bargain. The exchange highlighted party tensions and constitutional approaches. Food on German liner seized in Philadelphia as health authorities confiscated passenger provisions to prevent cholera. food burned in the ship’s furnaces.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Senate
Judson
Fenn
Taft
Senator Fenn
Hooweder
Philadelphia
Washington
United States Marine Hospital Service
Graf Waldersre
Hamburg
Fur seal conference reaches agreement ends pelagic sealing
The international fur seal conference reached an agreement to end pelagic sealing within fifteen years. United States Russia and Japan will contribute 20 percent of their catches to a general fund to assist Canada and Japan, while Canada will receive a cash indemnity and the plan aims to broaden enforcement against pelagic sealing and extend to other nations.
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Washington
Jan US
Pelagie
United States
Rus
Canada
Japan
Russia
China
Mexico
Ciit
Norway
Great Britain
Senate
Pryce
Knox
Chandler P. Anderson
Department
Nagel
Anderson
Senator Lea Back in Hospital After Transfusion
Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee returns to the hospital after aiding the Lorimer committee. Doctors say he overtaxed his strength and will rest a few days. his wife Mra Lea is reported much improved.
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Washington
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Lorimer
Lex
Mra Lea
Defend Lorimer Debate Over Reciprocity in Senate
Senators Borah and Cummins spar over a reciprocity bill amid quorum gaps and threats of presidential veto. Cummins attacks executive overreach and farmer burdens, while Borah criticizes party betrayal of tariff principles and hints at Taft renomination. Senate signals July adjournment and continued debate into August.
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Frrom
Tribune
Washington
Borah
Cummins
Senate
Congress
Canada
Stacon
Lorimer Fund Testimony in Senate Inquiry
Edward Tilden, bank director and Democratic donor, testifies he had no role in raising funds to elect Senator Lorimer. Witnesses include Rush Culver and others who discuss prior loyalties and alleged campaign support amid ongoing Lorimer investigation by the Senate committee.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Edward Tilden
Senate Lorimer Committee
Lorimer
Senate
Senator Lorimer
Tilden
Mr. Tilden
Senator Kern
Parker
Alton B. Parker
Ewan
Bryan
Tarker
Grover Cleveland
Indiana
Naional Packing Company
Republican National Committee
Podmaster General
Republican
Rush Culver
Michigan
Aoa Ater Lorimer
Hines
Chicago
Wrzard Lines Lumber Company
Sheen
Congress
Jones
Hugh McLean
North Tonawanda, N
John McLeod
Buffalo
Iorimer
Widow of White Plains Man Attempts Suicide at Almshouse
Mrs. Mary Tallman seventy two widow of Dr. Tallman a White Plains businessman drank laudanum at the County Almshouse in East View she was revived by a doctor after being found unconscious She had come from 6 Paulding Street White Plains insisting on lodging and spent the night in the woods before admission the superintendent granted a bed believing stress and heat may have affected her mind.
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White Plains
Mary
Tallman
East View
Unte
Foreclosure Action Filed On 2 Million Dollar Mortgage
The Trust Company of New York as trustee for Alma Cement Company bondholders filed in federal court to foreclose a mortgage of 2,000,000 dollars with interest totaling 5,000 dollars against Alma Cement Company, owner of extensive lands in Jackson and Vinton counties, Wellston, Ohio.
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Columbus
Planaara ‘Trust Company of
New York
Alma Cement Company
Wellston
N. J
Jackson and
Vinton
Alina Cement Company
Dismissal Sought for Key State Department Officials
A sub-committee report recommends dismissing Michael former chief clerk and Morrison disbursing officer of the State Department over the Day portrait fund discrepancy. The panel finds no adequate explanation and cites loose bookkeeping in 1900 era disbursements, noting a $14 sum was unaccounted and tied to payments directed by Secretary John Hay. The full committee must approve before public release.
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Marea Washington
William HL Michael
State Department
Aot
Calcutta
Thomas Morrisey
oMeer
Cla
Albert Rosenthal
Michael
John Hay
Root
Morrison
Live Y Wen
Morrisson
Mir
Morrives
Hay
Anya
Hive Dent
Aub-Committee
Swernem
Niagara Bill Goes Over In House Over Falls Preservation
The administration will not support changes to the Niagara Falls preservation act this session. House members defer Burton resolution for two years, leaving the status of the falls pending pending further action. The Senate had already passed a related measure, with committee briefings on federal policy.
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Great Britain
Senate
Waahington
Benate
Denais
Messrs
McLean
la Follett
du Pont
Lippitt
Cun Mina
Gungenhein
Townsend
Keot
Washington
House
Conereus
Birton
Niagara Walls
Moreow
Mt Tee Falls
Burton
Colye Branes
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Department of Justice
Mills of the Reds
Standard OM Company
Toparce ‘Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Bec
Jefery Knox
Joint Commission
Germany
William
England
Foreign Office
Department of State
Count von Bernatorff
Coward Arch
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
N. Y
Wankem Street
Vorwe
Messares
Peac
Senator Lea
Assas Taft
Cummins, Borah and
Bristow
CALL
Cumming
Senate Cout
Frien
Horah
Sypsteag Ee Seyyne
Democrats Party
Seid Benator Hriatow
Republican Party
Ephe
Senator Borah
New Yorks
Finance Committee
Bis Interes
Batley
Preent Taft
Capital & Surplus
Biway
Remsen St
Braye
Fulton St
Jamaica
House Committee
Molly Darling
Florida
P. Somerwell
Lady Ann
Shorty McCabe
Sewell Ford
Don John Quixote
James B. Connolly
Emile Berliner
The
Desert
David G. Baillie
Jacques Futrelle
Francis Scott Key
George Gibbs
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