President Opposes House Meat Bill Substitute
Washington June 35. President Roosevelt opposed the House committee substitute for the meat inspection amendment to the agricultural bill. He warned it is not adequate and would render the law less effective. Chairman Wadsworth discussed the matter with the President who again disapproved the substitute and suggested changes.
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house of representatives
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Hoosevelt
house
New York
house committee on agriculture
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tay Wadsworth
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atsea
omar
congress
Massacre and Rioting in Bialystok During Prosecution Scene
Destructive mob violence erupts as a bomb detonates during a Jewish religious procession in Bialystok. Jews flee to the railway, are attacked at stations, and shops are looted while soldiers and dragoons try to restore order amid heavy casualties.
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Jos
Alexandrov street
Rass
AMY situs
Alexandrov
Surat
rilread
Bialystok
pthose
Benue
re. Jans
Blaly- Stok
Derkakhot
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Restored Health
An aging call to women to seek Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fatigue backache irregularities and related symptoms. Testimonial from Kate McDonald of Woodbridge New Jersey credits restored health and urges others to consult Mrs Pinkham, who offers free advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
N. J
Pinkham
Lydia B Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Diamond Merchants Swindled in $200,005 Gems Scheme
New York reports a diamond swindle where the firm of Extelbolf Edelhoff claims insolvency after a scam involving Conrad Schivkerling. He allegedly ordered diamonds to complete a Torturite chain, pawned gems, and caused Edelhoff to incur $9,900 in redemptions. Voiced concerns suggest broader losses may total $206,000.
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army
Tombs
Conrad Schivkerling
Extelbolf Edelhoff
Schickeriing
Edeho
Edelhoth
Lohring
Bialystok Dwellers Plead for Interior Help
Correspondents report police allegedly handed over the Hebrew population to slaughter and pillage. They urge appealing to the ministry of the interior to intervene and stop the violence.
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Bialystok
ministry of the interior
Americans Murdered in Mindanao Island Ambush
Washington reports two Americans killed on Mindanao near Darvas on June 6 after traveling unarmed with local guides. First Lieutenant Bernard C. Bolton and citizen Benjamin Christian were last seen near Malta with Bolton determined to travel without arms in hostile territory. Bolton and Christian were unarmed and murdered in the night.
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Washington
Woot
Manila
war department
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Bernard C. Bolten
Benjamin Christian
Darvas
Taran ig
Davao
Bolton
Tacacagles
Mangalayon
Mr. Christian
Munsalayenshu
Malta
Fatal Explosion On Steamer Haverford Kills And Injures Many
On the British steamer Traverfan of International Navigation Co. a violent explosion near Liverpool killed five men instantly and severely injured about forty five others. The vessel had just arrived from Philadelphia and was unloading when the blast ripped hatches and debris tore through the deck. Captain Nielsen commanded the ship. The cause remains unknown.
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Liverpool
Traverfan
International Navigation company
Nielsen
Philadelphia
Kidnapping mystery stirs Philadelphia after boy’s disappearance
Charles Muth, father of Freddie Muth, and Captain Donahue search for clues in the abduction of the jeweler’s son. Muth refuses rewards, but offers to negotiate with abductors, hoping to learn their terms for the boy’s safe return. The case recalls Charlie Ross’s 1871 disappearance as police pursue new leads.
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afetniva
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praswal
gaul
Donandy
Thiyan
New York
Charles Muth
Muth
Philadelphia
Charlie Ross
Freddie
Airship Over Washington Stuns Gathering in June Sight
A flying airship traced a course over Washington on June 15 drawing thousands to witness the spectacle. The navigator guided the craft near the Washington Monument and White House before landing close to the south portico with Mrs. Roosevelt watching from a window. After a short stay at the Capitol the ship resumed flight toward Virginia.
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Washington
ashington
Washington monument
White House
Roosevelt
capitol
Virginia
Kansas City
C. H. Patterson
Bankers’ Trust company
AO Phillips
Fifth
Harrison streets
Alleged Murderer Deported From New York
Wilhelm Mayer, arrested on a German murder charge, was deported to Germany aboard the Ehrucher. Sophie Christiani accompanied him on the same ship but was later discharged. they will not communicate during the voyage.
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Wilhelm Mayer
gent
Germany
Sophie Christiani
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