Taft Roosevelt to Meet Tomorrow on Beverly Cottage Veranda
Ex president Roosevelt travels from Nahant to meet Taft at Burgess Point cottage in Beverly for a quiet afternoon gathering. Lodge accompanies Roosevelt while Hughes and Crane unlikely to attend. Taft plays golf at Myopia after hospital visit and will host Roosevelt for a possible hospital call later.
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Roosevelt
Taft Cottage
Cambridge
Nahant
Mr. Lodge
Mr. Roosevelt
Boston
Washington
Burgess Point
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Reno
Taft
Norton
Harvard
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Forster
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Cabot Street
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Myopia Hunt Club
John Hays Hammond
Captain Butt
Robert A.taft
Mr. Hammond
Mass
Senator Lodge
Brookline
William H. Moody
Senator Lodge Comments On Taft Conference Attendance
Senator Lodge says he may attend the Taft conference and thinks Governor Hughes might be present, though he is not certain about it. He notes nothing definite about callers at his home.
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Senator Lodge
Taft
Hughes
Gore inquiry moves to prepare McMurray contracts
Washington reports Interior Department is preparing copies of J F McMurray contracts with Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians for the House committee investigating Gore charges. The work, described as stupendous, should finish before the McAlester Oklahoma meeting next month and will also go to the Senate committee. McMurray denies any improper conduct and says Colonel Lyon has no interest in the contracts.
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Washington
J. F. McMurray
Interior Department
House Committee
Gore
McAlester
Okla
Senate
McMurray
Senator Jones
Representative Burke
House
Cecil Lyon
Republican National
Holmes Pays $5,000 Fine in Cotton Statistics Case
Edwin S. Holmes Jr., former associate statistician at the Department of Agriculture, pleaded guilty in Criminal Court No. 1 to misconduct in office related to the cotton statistics leak and paid a $5,000 fine. He denied conspiracy to defraud the United States, saying his lawyer advised a plea to the technical offense. The local case closes, though a New York indictment against Theodore H. Price remains.
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Taft
New York
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Edwins. Holmes, Jr
Department of Agriculture
Holmes
Theodore H. Price
Price
Record tax receipts reach 5.7 million from corporate levy
Washington reports a new tax record with 1,142,006 paid today, bringing total corporate tax receipts to 5,721,184. Officials note corporations are slower to pay, delaying until penalties loom to claim payment under duress if legal action becomes necessary.
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Washington
Treasury
Charlton Doctors Wait for Extr adit ion Prospects and Jail Moves
Charlton case doctors diverge in involvement with Porter Charlton. Only Dr Arlitz remains regularly retained while Drs Hamilton Dana and Fisher visited last Friday, advising on insanity plea prospects. Ex Senator Edwards and Porter Charlton’s father’s friends shaped the experts’ role as Italy talks hint at possible extradition. Charlton’s move to a new cell shifts inmate dynamics as guards react to notoriety.
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Arlitz
Hoboken
Dr. Arlitz
R. Floyd Clarke
Clarke
Charlton
Edwards
New Jersey
Corporation
Hudson County
Italy
Teddy
Africa
Bwana Tumbo
Allie Burke
Sullivan
Mexican Mine Development wins multi million judgment
In Mexico City on June 29 the 2d Civil Court awarded Mexican Mine Development Company $11,529,542 in gold, plus 6 percent interest from December 21, 1903, and costs, against George D. Barron president. The case tracks dissolution of the company and disputed mine titles near Tezuitlan Puebla, with claims for mine output value and plant value. Attorney fees cited as a historic sum.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexican Mine Development Company
George D. Barron
The
Republic
Barron
Tezuitlan
Puebla
Roosevelt Honored At Harvard Commencement 1909
Theodore Roosevelt attended Harvard's commencement as chief guest, receiving an LL D degree along with J. Pierpont Morgan and Gen Horace Porter. Governors Hughes and Draper and other dignitaries attended while Morgan left after the morning exercises. Roosevelt urged Americans to strengthen national foundations before aiding abroad, and the day included numerous honorary degrees and a large number of graduates.
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Gen
Horace Porter
Cambridge
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard University
Memorial Hall
Harvard Alumni Association
Roosevelt
Sanders Theatre
Charles E. Hughes
New York
France
Mr. Roosevelt
Eben 8. Draper
Lowell
Mr. Morgan
Hughes
College Yard
Marshal Barrett Wendell
A. Lawrence Lowell
University
Harvard Corporation
Dean le Baron R. Briggs
College
Governor Hughes
Frederick J. Stimson
Dedham
Broadway
Draper
Edward G. Schauroth
Jay Elmer Gates
Henry VIII
William Kistler Huff
Dr. Lowell
General Porter
Richard Cockburn MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuel Williston
Harvard Law School
Sir John Murray
Theodore William Richards
Theobald Smith
Harvard Medical School
George Walter Prothero
Oxford
England
Robert Archey Woods
Boston
John Eliot Thayer
Lancaster
Thomas Leonard Livermore
Long
Nahant
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Harvard College
Charles W. Eliot
Francis L. Higginson
George A. Gordon
St. Abbott
Alumni assert rights at Hamilton College meeting
In Utica on June 29 the Hamilton College Alumni Association adopted a resolution to shift administration partly to alumni. A graduate council of fifteen members would be appointed by ballot and possess inquiry privileges and advisory powers, due to low alumni trustee representation and calls for broader participation.
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Utica
N. Y
Hamilton College
Stryker
Alumni Association
Clinton
Sherman
Board of Trustees
China urged to ratify Hankow railroad loan
Washington on June 29. The State Department seeks China to ratify the $30,000,000 Hankow railroad loan. Instructions were sent to Minister Calhoun at Peking to join with representatives of the other three governments in urging a speedy conclusion. The department has been informed the other three governments have also acted.
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China
State Department
Calhoun
Peking
Department
Bad Check Causes Arrest In Newark Saloon
William F. Gillespie a bookkeeper was arrested by Lieutenant Brown and three detectives in a Newark saloon on forgery charges. The complaint by W H Jenkins teller Colonial Bank alleges he forged John Winters café owner at Sixth Ave and 59th St Manhattan to a 338 59 check payable to G M Tremectti New York.
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Newark
Lieutenant Brown
Manhattan Detective Bureau
Gillespie
W. H. Jenkins
Colonial Bank
John Winters
Sixth Avenue
59Th Street
Manhattan
G. M. Tremectti
New York
Rogues
Liberty
Cotton Belt Route Sold to Louisville & Nashville
In St Louis on June 29 a deal to give the Louisville and Nashville control and ownership of the Cotton Belt Route, the St Louis Southwestern Railroad, was disclosed. Edwin Gould serves as president of the Cotton Belt, with the L&N paying just over 1.5 million dollars to obtain the line, gaining a short West and Southwest trunk via Memphis and St Louis.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad Company
Edwin Gould
Cotton Belt
Gould Service
Louisville & Nashville
Memphis
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