Senate Passes Gallinger Child Labor Bill for D C
Washington May 6 The Senate after listening to Warpers Brownsville speech passed the Gallinger child labor bill for the District of Columbia. It bars employment of anyone under 14 in many areas during school hours or before 6 am or after 7 pm with fines up to 50 dollars and extra daily penalties for continued employment after warning. Exempts children supported by parents as judged by Juvenile Court. The action also includes a Senate resolution to require the Interstate Commerce Commission to report on interstate railroads compliance with the commodity clause and the Western Maryland railroad status, plus remarks on President and Senator Foraker over Brownsville remarks and a request for a copy of a president letter.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Foraker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Maryland
Warner
Brownsville
25Th Regiment
Foraker
Smith
Michgen
Mr. Smith
Mr. Foraker
Still Day for Veterans Prohibition Vote at House
The House voted 167 to 46 to continue prohibiting intoxicating liquor in national soldiers homes. A debate featured strong views while a gallery intruder, G F Gridley of Providence, shouted for recognition before being removed. An immigration matter also stirred attention when Mr. Fenner admitted fast naturalization under old law.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Nis
Fenner
Immigration Commission
Catholic University Welfare Discussed by Washington Trustees
The board of trustees of the Catholic University of America met under Cardinal Gibbons to consider funding. The Knights of Columbus offered 590 dollars by subscription but the amount was deemed insufficient. The Ancient Order of Hibernians proposed scholarships from 46 to 6 dollars a year, with each division to support one scholarship. no action taken pending further discussion.
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Washington
Catholic University of America
Cardinal Gibbons
Knights of Columbus
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Publishers Testify On Print Paper Prices In Congress
Weekingon May 6 The House committee heard publishers and newspaper managers testify about rising print paper costs They favor Stevens bill to remove duties on wood pulp and on mechanically ground wood pulp and on print paper over 2 cents per pound John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association pushed repeal of duties on certain papers The session adjourned with Norris still on the stand and tomorrow’s hearing scheduled
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Weekingon
House
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
Mann
Norris
Embassies in Paris: Senate Committee weighs building purchases
Washington May 6 Senator Lodge reported favorable action in the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on three measures to buy a Paris building for an American embassy. One is a bill and two are amendments to the omnibus public buildings and sundry civil bill, each authorizing 405000 dollars.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Paria
Subway meeting ends in disruption over private capital plan
A mass meeting at Lyric Hall in Greenwich Village to back a subway in Seventh Avenue and extensions was halted when illegible resolutions and strong opposition led to crowd unrest. Police restrained L C Bedford as tensions surged, and officials canceled further resolutions. A second dairy-room meeting supported the Elsberg bill and private capital construction.
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Greenwich Village
C. C. Hickok
Seventh Avenue
Tristam B. Johnson
Jacob A. Cantor
L. Barton Case
Dante Daly
Robinson
Cantor
L. C. Jiedford
Hughis
Bedford
More
Redford
Elsberg
Army and Navy News Orders and Movements
The Tribune reports May 6 orders: various personnel transfers and leaves across Army units including 14th Cavalry Fort Ward Panama Canal Zone and Fort Leavenworth assignments. Navy detachments listed with ships and stations along with ship movements and Pacific fleet sailing and arrivals from Mare Island, Monterey, Santa Cruz and San Francisco.
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Clark DP. Dudley
14Th Caval
James Prentice
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Ward
Fort Stevene
John K. Cree
General Staff
War College
Charles J. Bailey
George MR. Williamson
Fort Mason
Washington
Henry F. Lincoln
Fort Sam Houston
14Th Cavalry
Sequoia National Park
John B. Barnes
Th Infantry
Mare Island
San Francisco
Connecticut
Monterey
Pacific Fleet
Santa Cruz
Standard quits turpentine field in Ohio
Standard Oil Company will retire from the turpentine business in Ohio. Britton T Day, connected with American Naval Stores Company, claimed the firm lost its fifteen year turpentine fight and will quit the entire field soon. Samuel T Curtis said the Standard is withdrawing its turpentine wagons from Ohio after several weeks.
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Tribune
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Britton T. Day
Britton T. & 5S
E Day
American Naval Stores Company
Standard
Samuel T. Curtis
The
Governor Hughes declines New York delegation reception invitation
Washington May 6 Chairman Payne of the New York delegation in the House reports a letter from Governor Hughes declining the invitation to attend a reception in his honor in the city next week. Hughes says his duties and prior engagements require him to return to New York at once, though he would have liked to attend during his planned appearance at the Governors convention called by the President.
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Washington
Payne
New York
Hughes
Governor grants reprieve for Orchard to July 2
Boise Idaho May 6 Governor Gooding granted a reprieve to Harry Orchard delaying his hanging from Friday next week to July 2.
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Boise
Idaho
Gooding
Harry Orchard
Nine Murders Draw West to La Porte Fire Case
A flood of reporters swarmed La Porte after a deadly blaze as John Larson of Chicago pursued four bodies he believes are relatives of his aunt Mrs. Guinness. Sheriff investigators tied a missing Wisconomist to the case, while authorities offer a $1090 reward for clues.
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No. 992
Francisco Avenue
Chicago
Guinness
Trondhjem
Norway
Belle Paulsen
Max Sorenson
Austin
Ill
Sorenson
Jennie Olson
Jennie
Guirness House
Die Budsberg
Iola
Wis
Budsberg
Laporte
Laporte Bank
Lola
Laporte County
Wu Ting-fang Seeks Confucian Church in United States
At the Lotos Club Wu Ting-fang spoke after other speakers and urged planting Confucianism abroad while keeping it nonproselytizing. He described a Chinese temple in New York, his simple diet, and his aim to stay connected with Americans, noting education reforms and the Jews in China. The event featured General Grant and Rabbi Wise, with toastmaster President Lawrence. menus bore a Chinese legal-document motif.
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Lotos Club
Eryone
China
Mr. Wu
United States
Chinatown
Saniitarium
Peking
John Stuart Mill
Rabbi Wise
Treg
Long
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Patrick McCarren
East
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Frank R. Lawrence
Minister Wu
Frederick D. Grant
Stephen 8. Wise
J. W. Bashford
John Barrett
Martin W. Littleton
Robert
MacArthur
W. Yen
Job Hedges
P. H. McCarren
John
Wise
Timothy L. Woodruff
Peru
Mexico
Cuba
Grant
Lawrence
General Grant
Schurman
Cornell University
National Conference of Charities and Corrections Opens in Richmond
In Richmond on May 6 the National Conference of Charities and Corrections opened at the Academy of Music before a packed audience. Governor Swanson urged broad philanthropy and restitution for ill gotten fortunes, while Mayor McCarthy and local officials welcomed attendees. Reponses came from leaders including Mulry and Bijur. A telegram from President Roosevelt offered best wishes for the conference.
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Richmond
Academy of Music
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Swanson
McCarthy
R. A. Lancaster, Jr
Mulry
Mornay Williams
New York
Bijur
Jewish Conference
Thomas W. Haynes
Jewish Society
Roosevelt
National Conference of Clarities and Cortions
Ice Trust Fails to Halt Grand Jury Inquiry
The Appellate Division refused to issue the alternate writ of prohibition sought by Wesley M. Oler, president of American Ice Company, allowing the third grand jury investigation to proceed as James W. Osborne and deputies begin calling witnesses. Senior company officials including J. R. Bennett and Henry Harrison appeared, along with clerks, amid documentary evidence filed by Osborne.
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ICE Trust
American Ice Company
Supreme Court
Wesley M. Oler
James W. Osborne
Jackson
Rand Says He Was Bundoed by LA Lawyers
Assistant District Attorney Rand of New York accuses local lawyers of fleecing him of funds by arranging to produce Joel Kinney, a Kinney heir, at a Los Angeles hotel and then spiritedly taking the youth away again. Kinney, custody of Pinkertons for thirteen years, travels the world. described as a dangerous cocaine fiend and unsafe to return to the family. Rand claims he paid the lawyers to obtain the youth for removal to New York.
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Tribune
Los Angeles
Rand
New York
Joel Kinney
Francis Sherwood Kinney
Pinkertons
Wu Ting-fang speaks at Chinese temple fund drive in Dover Street
In Dover Street the Chinese Minister Wu Ting-fang addressed the Confucius Society fund event attended by Cantonese residents. He urged adherence to Confucian duties and warned against gambling, opium, and drinking, stressing harmony within families and society.
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Dovers Street
Wu Ting-fang
Confucius Society
Chen Fen Chung
Chen
Mr. Wu
Dr. Chen
Cuban Army Chief Seeks Lessons From U S Military System
Major General Faustino Guerra newly appointed Cuban army commander arrived on the Havana from Havana and General Pino. He plans to study American military methods in Germany and France then visit Washington and West Point. Guerra fought Spain and led the 1906 Palma revolution allies. Accompanying him are Major Marti and Captain Landa. Frank M Steinhart also aboard with his mother’s coffin.
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Havana
Pino
Guerra
Germany
France
Washington
Roosevelt
West Point
Spain
Congress
Palma
Tomas Estrada Palma
Major Marti
José Marti
Landa
General
New Trustee Sidenberg Elected At Temple Emanu El
The Temple Emanu El board elected Henry Sidenberg to its trustees at a Monday meeting, filling the seat left by Louis Stern's recent resignation. Sidenberg, of G. Sidenberg & Co., longtime congregant, active in city Jewish charities.
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Temple Emanu-El
Temple
Henry Sidenberg
Louis Stern
Sidenberg
G. Sidenberg & Co
Annual Congregational Meeting Trustees Ratification
The annual congregational meeting will be held Monday evening to ratify the trustees' selection and confirm leadership actions for the coming year.
Metz Prosperity Convention Head
Controller Metz presides over the Interstate Prosperity Convention in this city August 14 15 under United Commercial Travellers and Travellers Protective Association. An August 11 speech day precedes field day sports and a ball at Manhattan Beach Hotel. John S Whalen Secretary of State serves as vice president.
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United Commercial Travellers
Travellers” Protective Association
Manhattan Beach
St. Louis
Merchants’ Association
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
John S. Whalen
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