Trying to Retain Peary Captain Fined for Leaving Port
An effort to detain Peary Arctic ship Roosevelt reached the Treasury Department after it left Portland Maine without clearance papers. Officials levied a $500 fine on the captain who was summoned to the customs house and told to pay at once. The Peary Arctic Club posted a bond to avoid complications and protested to Secretary Shaw urging rescission, believing no sailing delay occurred.
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Peery
Roosevelt
treasury department
Portland
custom house
Peary Arctic Club
1ire M. Shaw
secretary of the treasury
department
Newherpicide Claims Cure by Dandruff Germ Destruction
An ad declares that men are powerless against disease without targeting the underlying cause. It argues dandruff and hair loss stem from a germ and promotes Newhro's Herpicide as the remedy. The copy urges purchasing samples by mail from The Therpicide Co. in Detroit, with J A Williamson listed as special agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhro
Therpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Willamson
Special Agant
Condition of trade crop reports encourage industry gains
Dun and Co weekly trade review reports mixed signals from July as consumption strengthens with seasonable goods and grain prospects improving. Textile sectors show irregularity due to raw material shifts while steel and construction demand rise, with shipments and prices holding firm and multiple large building contracts emerging. Pailures reach 222 in the United States versus 225 last year and 26 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Uo’s Weekly Review of Trade
Jess
Dun
United States
Canada
Stole Forty Slot Machines Arrests in Chester
Chester, Pa July 15 Two men Harry Lowe of Philadelphia and ex Sergeant James Mullin were arrested charged with stealing about 10 slot machines from City Flats in Chester. They had hearings before Aduter man Rhoads with Lowe held for further hearing next Wednesday and Mullin's case to be decided later.
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Chester
Harry Lowe
Philadelphia
Polles
James Mullin
City
Aduterman Rhoads
Lowe
Mallin
TLoane
net’ az waa
Riot in New York District Battles Police For Hours
A July riot in Morningside Heights bounded by Amsterdam and West End avenues and 63d Street involved 250 officers and hundreds of residents. Shots, missiles, and brick assaults wounded many, with police later forming cordons and clearing roofs to stop the violence. Injuries included seven whites and two blacks, and investigators noted armed rioters with a makeshift arsenal.
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New York
San Jian Hu
Ameterdam
West End
Edward Comnnelly
Henry Williams
pegre
Connelly
West End avenue
Amsterdam
Inspector McLaughlin
Captain Gallagher
Michael Jacoby
57th street
McAdoo
lerougher
Taft party at Honolulu visits notable sites
Taft and party arrived on the steamer Manchuria at Honolulu. They toured the Pali and local points of interest, dined at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, and met Governor Atkinson. Taft and Miss Roosevelt attended dances aboard and speeches covered Philippine subjects.
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Secrerity ob
Taft
Pali
lunihron
Royal Hawaian Hortel
Atkinson
Miss Roosevelt
Miss Wilson Ties to Notable Civil War Figures
Miss Wilson may well be called an army terata for her sister James Ti Wilson who was a cavalry commander and chief of staff to General Charlee during the Boyer war. Her armdnfacer Brigadier General J. W. Aradirews, a veteran of the rebellion, is also named. Miss Wilson is described as a very pretty girl who has spent time abroad.
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Miss Wilson
Caner James Ti. Wilson
dria pheehiawar
Charlee
J. W. Aradirews
Mayor Weavers Crusade Thins Philadelphia Workforce
Mayor Weaver aims for econoptical city government as fifty more Philadelphia employees are dismissed from the water bureau for economy and efficiency. A new public works director awards next year garbage collection to a local firm at 399575 dollars, down 160425 from this year. District Attorney Hetl secures true bills against John W Hi former filtration chief, facing charges of tar gery uttering forged documents falsification of records and related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Weaver
bureau of water
publi works
John C. Hetl
John W. Hi
Mr. 1
Mayor Weaver Consults With His Attorneys In New York
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia, in New York July 15, held conferences with counsel Joseph Auerbach Julien T Davies and former Judge James Gay Gordon. He hinted some action against Philadelphia contractors may follow, after reviewing the city situation with his legal team. Also, New York Evening Journal editor Arthur Brisbane was arrested on charges arising from a controversial editorial about a city contract and a Dodge Morse divorce case. Baseball scores from both American and National leagues are listed.
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Weaver
New York
Philadelphia
Joseph & Auerbach
Julien T. Davies
James Gay Gordon
amt
EVAn Root
Phildelphia
Philadelpha
New York Evening Journal
York
Arthur Brisbane
Edward M. Gane
Brisbane
Grout maghr
Grout
alntin
New York Press Editor Refuses Names Behind Article
Wardman of the New York Press declines to reveal who wrote an article implicating political pressure and boodle in a high court removal case. The incident triggers inquiries by legislators, with editors ordered to appear and bring the original manuscript for review.
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New York
Aters
NCY
duby Al Molster
Wardman
New York Press
statar centre
bia
Warr Blooher
Justice Hockey
supreme court
garation
ata
Hennessy
Jim
wit
Ma. Wardman
dion
reas
Wreck Victim Seeks Damages in Railroad Crash Suit
Clarence F. Opper sues the Pennsylvania Railroad in federal court seeking 50000 for injuries from the May 11 wreck near Harrisburg. PRR denies the blast caused by dynamite or negligence of employees, arguing the disaster was not their fault. Opper says he walked barefoot after the explosion badly injuring his heels.
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Pennsy
Harrisburg
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States
Clarence F. Opper
Opper
beens vt
Bank Directors Sued Over Bank Failure Mismanagement
Jonton and TL Allen receiver of the defunct Central National Bank of Boston sue the board of directors for gross negligence wasteful mismanagement and fraudulent and collusive conduct to obtain a full accounting and recover losses behind the bank's collapse. Also reports a York cloudburst with lightning and wind causing damage and fires including a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Concern
Jonton
Plylo
TL Allen
Central National Bank of Boston
United States
bank 106
wrough
York
York city
Envoys Arrive Plans For Peace Conference Discussed
United on trendent envoys may arrive July 30 if they reach New York by then. President will receive them August 1 and they go to Portsmouth New Hampshire. Baron Kanara arrival undecided. Witte as Russian plenipotentiary praised by Takahira. Conference arrangements moving smoothly with hope for a satisfactory agreement.
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New York
Portsmouth
H. Oyatey
nesta amd dispaa
fuattier ob
Roosyevelt
anestsa
Den
Japan
MM. Witte
ochief
Ruasin
Sagamore EO
state department
Elta
Oyster Bay
Mayflower
Dolphin
Root
N. H
Takahira
Witte mutiny rumors cloud peace envoy fate in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg M Witte faced a tense audience with Emperor Nicholas II then hours with Foreign Minister Lamsdorff amid reports he may not proceed to Washington. Conflicting signals and cautions from the imperial court linger over his role in peace talks. Meanwhile in Tiflis sappers mutinied, killing officers and allegedly joining the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
M. Witten
Peterhal
foreign office
Lamsdorff
M. Witte
Washington
M. Wite
Baron Rosen
Count Lamsdorfe
M Witte
Count Lamsdorf
Associated Press
Count Lamsitert
Peace Envoys Get $20 a Day at Petersburg
Report from Petersburg dated July 15 states Riissan peace plenipotentiaries have daily allowances set at 20 dollars. The package includes a total stipend of 750 dollars for the mission, with expenses and per diem details outlined for the peace talks.
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Petersburg
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PEARY
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
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Catoctin Mountain
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Fred Abenener
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itt Realty
HONOLULU
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Chicago
Albert G. Wheeler
Hingis Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Sidge Chetlain
althoneh
Paris
Paul DeRoulede
chamber of dep trea
Spain
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