Schlatter Freed Amid Medical Critics Clash
Faith healer Francis Schlatter and his secretary August Algard were released from custody after extradition to Los Angeles was denied. Commissioner Houghton held that mental or divine healing claims are not crimes, while physicians warned Schlatter endangered public health and urged legal action to stop his supposed cures.
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Francis Schlatter
August Algard
Los Angeles
United
Houghton
Schlatter
Thomas Steadman
Chicago
Steadman
New York Medical Journal
Claude Wheeler
US Marine Killed in Dominican Fight
Washington reports one American Marine was killed and another wounded in an engagement between U.S. Marines and Santo Domingo rebels. Private John Acriment of the Sith Company is named as the fallen, with Private Vieldman wounded. Rebels held a fortified trench position about sixteen miles from Monte Christi before being dislodged. Admiral Caperton also said Colonel Pendleton was marching overland from Puerto Plata toward Santiago and Le Vega.
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Washington
Caperton
United States
Santo Domingo
John Acriment
Sith Company
Navy
Albert Vieldman
Aberdeen
Monte Christi
Pendleton
Puerto Path
Santiago
le Vega
Trenton Sends $32 344 to Billy Sunday Campaign
The Trenton Evangelists Association reports campaign receipts total 66 698 27 with a 1 198 67 balance to be used for further evangelistic work. Free will offerings to Billy Sunday amounted to 22 544 51 and expenses totaled 26 986 5, including 4885 travel, 2800 entertainment, and 15013 90 for tabernacle erection and maintenance.
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Trenton
Billy
Angry baker fires wildly amid chaotic street scene
A furious baker attacked delivery wagons and surrounding buildings yesterday in a crowded street near Str 5. Children were present as tensions escalated with gunfire peppering apartment houses and a woman reportedly restrained before the suspect was locked up and charged with a Sullivan violation.
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Baker
Becauste
Irish Orator in Bayonne Addresses Protest Tomorrow
Jeremiah O'Leary, Irish orator, will address an Irish American Bayonne meeting at Opera House Hall tomorrow to protest British rule in Ireland. Eugene F Kinkead, Sheriff of Hudson County, is also noted in the report.
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Jeremiah O'Leary
Bayonne
Opera House Hall
Ireland
Ugene F Kinkead
Sherif
Hudson County
Hayti American Corporation Plans Utility Revival
New York and Chicago bankers plan the Haytian American Corporation under New York laws to acquire Port-au-Prince terminal facilities a railway electric light plants and a tramway plus an electric plant in Cap Haitien. The project mirrors the Cuba Company and will develop sugar using railways and new mills with $8 million preferred stock and $412 million common stock to be issued.
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New York
Chicago
West Indies
New York State
Haytian American Corporation
Hayti
Electrc
Port-au-Prince
Cul de Sac
Leo- Band
Cape Haitien
Cuba Company
William van Horne
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State Department Sends Wyvill to London for Shipping Case Appeal
Washington June 28 The State Department announced that Man ton M Wyvill will leave for London Saturday to appeal for reconsideration of American shipping cases with adverse decisions. Wyvill of the Foreign Trade Advisers office seeks release of goods valued over 10000000 held by Britain and Austria as a result of wartime boycotts.
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State Department
M. M. Wyvill
London
Burra
Washington
Manton M. Wyvill
Wyvill
Foreign Trade Advisers
Bryan
Sta
Allegany County
Hill to Run Russian Railway Traffic Dept
Samuel Hill, Seattle millionaire son in law of the late James J. Hill, is reported to head the traffic department of the Trans-Siberian Railway at Vladivostok. Appointed by the Russian government to facilitate war supply movement, the move signals a major rail leadership role amid wartime needs.
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Trans- Siberian Line
Seattle
Samuel Hill
James J. Hill
Vladivostok
Siberian Railway
B and C Earnings Show Big Gains
A board presentation on Baltimore & Ohio Railroad earnings for the fiscal year ending June 80 reports strong gains in gross and net, based on 11 months of June data. The release shows increased income, a preferred dividend deduction, and notes major executive reshuffles across the B O lines and related railroads with several vice presidents reassigned to new duties.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Board of
George F. Randolph
George M. Shriver
Treasury
W. Thompson
F.C. Batchelder
Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad
Chicago
J. M. Davis
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
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Baltimore
Cincinnati, Hampton & Dayton Railway Company
Deputy Sheriff Injured in Glen Cove Street Fight
William B. Dickerson a Nassau County special deputy sheriff was badly cut yesterday while trying to break up an Italian quarrel in Glen Cove Long Island. After six men and three women fought, three attackers remained and stabbed him from temple to forehead before fleeing toward an orchard. Dickerson was reported not in danger despite the serious wound.
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William B. Dickerson
New York
Glen Cove
Long Island
Dickerson
Nhw
Nassau County
Ifers
John Donohue
Gabriel Annunsiato
Arrest man with revolver in Jersey City hall
Alphonse Constantinople of 211 Sixteenth Street Jersey City was found crouching in the hall of 66 Bayard Street with a revolver and cartridges. He faced carrying concealed weapons charges after claiming he received threatening letters from friends of a man named Bilaschi. His brother Carmen is jailed in Newark Avenue on a separate homicide charge. Pulp wood transport rate increases by Canadian railways were dropped and protests by paper manufacturers were withdrawn at the Interstate Commerce Commission in New York.
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Jersey City
Alphonse Constantinople
Sixteenth Street
Bayard Street
Constantnople
Bilaschi
Constantinople
Carmen
Newark Avenue
Nilaschi
United States
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Army and Navy Orders and Movements of Warships
Military dispatch lists frequent army and navy orders amid wartime activity. Mentions Washington, naval stations, ships and officers, with references to training, detachments, and strategic movements across ports and bases. Contains multiple names and places, including camps, academies, and coastal commands.
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ARMY
World Shipping Almanac Miniature Almanac Preview
Shipping information and marine news digest with entries on arrivals, departures, and docks. Mentions New Orleans, New York, Jamaica, and various ships with dates, captains, and ports, summarizing movement and notable vessels for the period.
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Shipping Information and Marine News of the World
Sellers of U. S. flag warned against fraud
Commissioner Joseph Hartigan of the Bureau of Weights and Measures ordered twenty flag manufacturers and sellers examined for unmarked or short measured flags. He warned drastic action if practices did not change, noting a surge in demand and counterfeit quality by speculators amid the Americanism movement.
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Joseph Hartigan
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Camp Bulletin and District Notices Lead to Parade Plans
Notices from Camp Bulletin No. B-Camp and 67 Teliasay District detail events, troop activities, and parade preparations. Scoutmaster Frank Dite and others coordinate rolls, experiences, and university letters while outlining safety, gathering points, and dates for a community parade and related exhibitions.
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Madison Avenue
Arters
Arermpanie
Megane
Geowa
Tronop
Frank Dite
Armant Bags Corp Tis Plesmore
Ascuten Rived
Tia University
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Absentee Brokers Protected by Exchange Plan
The Stock Exchange governing committee approved a plan allowing members called to service to appoint a broker to act in their absence with the same commission rights, pending constitutional amendment. Also discussed were adding four trading posts, moving the bond crowd, and pneumatic tube order distribution. Theodore F. Reynolds was elected to the board of governors, replacing Albert H. Marckwald who retired. A large securities listing was approved, including many curb market issues such as Cabaa Cane Sugar, Acme Tea, Harbison-Walker, Worthington Pump, and more, with substantial bond and common stock offerings. The Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation reported gross earnings of 37,802,701 and net profit of 13,866,812 for 1915-1918. Driggs-Seabury and Savage Arms combined four-month profits of 1,055,068 on 2,445,424 in sales.
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Allimmer
Theodore F. Reynolds
Albert H. Marckwald
Bunkers Trust Company
Caba Cane Sugar Corporation
Acme Tea Company
Barrett Company
Harbison-Walker Refractories Company
Worthington Pump and Machinery Company
Chicago Union Station Company
Missouri, Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
First Mortage
Braden Copper Mines Company
Willys-Over- Jend Company
Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Company
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
Ajax Rubber Company
American Bank Note Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation
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Driggs-Seabury Ordnance
Stone seeks clarity on Entente boycott treaty
Washington June 28 Senator Stone chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee introduced a resolution asking President Wilson to explain to the Senate the precise nature of the commercial treaty being discussed with the Entente powers and its intended effects on U.S. trade and policy.
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Paris
Stone
Entente
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Senate
Weather report from Washington June 2 overview
Last twenty four hours showed scattered showers along the Atlantic and southern regions. Temperatures generally warm east of the Mississippi with variable winds and a wide spread in humidity. Forecasts call for mostly stable conditions tonight with warmer across southern states and cooler readings near the mountains tomorrow.
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Revolver Fire Sparks Panic in Coney Island Court
Spectators packed the Coney Island police court for trial day when a revolver in Patrolman John Hubman's pocket discharged. The bullet pierced his hip, then the bench, and struck Germain Antoninni, an interpreter, in the leg. The wound was not serious and order was restored after about five minutes.
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Coney Island
Walsh
John Hubman
Coney | Island Station
Germain Antoninni
Antoninni
Coney Island Hospital
Convicts Attend Funeral For Guard McCarthy
Ten inmates from Sing Sing served on the Mutual Welfare League executive board were given two hours of furlough to attend the funeral of Daniel J. McCarthy, the guard killed by Oresta Shillitant. They wore mourning badges over prison trousers and civilian shirts while guarded by Principal Keeper Pred Dorner. Shillitant’s electrocution is scheduled for this morning.
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McCarthy
Shillitant
Mutual Welfare League
Sing Sing Prison
Daniel J. McCarthy
Oresta Shillitant
Pred Dorner
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