Degrees For The President Conferred By Clark And Williams
President Theodore Roosevelt visited Worcester and Williamstown amid rain, riding in an open carriage. Holy Cross College conferred an honorary LL D and Clark University honored Roosevelt. He praised Carroll D Wright and the late Senator George Frisbie Hoar, then headed to Williams College for another degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark University
Williams College
Worcester
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Holy Cross College
Carroll D. Wright
United States
George Frisble Hoar
Rockwood Hoar
Williamstown
Mitchells Tour Cut Short By Illinois Lockout
Scranton is alarmed as United Mine Workers President John Mitchell cuts short his anthracite region reorganization tour to travel to Chicago to confront a miners lockout. He will depart Saturday and may not know how long his absence lasts. Local miners had planned extensive events tied to the tour and express disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Scranton
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Mitchell
Chicago
Hair Tells Character In Hair Folklore Ad
An old advertisement claims hair color signals traits and baldness reveals character. It cites a Paris professor and a rabbit experiment with dandruff germs, then promotes Newhero's Herpicide to destroy the scalp germs. Sample offered for 10 cents via The Herpicide Co., Detroit, with agent J. A. Williamsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabouraud
Paris
France
Newhero
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamsen
Roosevelt backs action against Santa Fe road company
President Roosevelt endorses contempt against the Santa Fe railroad as a corporate matter, not against individual officers. Moody agrees. disputes centered on whether officers could be cited. Both the president and attorney general favor contempt against corporations in the Colorado Fuel and Harvester cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad company
navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Morton
Moody
Colorado Fuel
International Harvester
President Roosevelts Order to Restore Foley Rank
President Roosevelt issued an order to Taft to right a court martial wrong by restoring Hamilton Foley to his army grade. Foley, dismissed two years ago, was deemed innocent after evidence emerged from the Philippines. restoration requires a special act of Congress as he is over the 27 year age limit.
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Washington
Thoosevelt
Taft
congress
Hamilton Foley
Fifth Cavalry
Philippines
Foley
Roosevelt
Magoon
Panama canal zone
Japs Begin Major Push as Armistice Hopes Waver
Dispatches from Manchuria indicate Japan has started its main advance and is pushing along the Mandarin and Mataikai roads toward Singlungchuan and Yama Pass, while Russians retire to first entrenchments near Siping. Officials warn that if armistice talks are serious, they must yield immediate results to avert a larger battle.
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Manchuria
St. Petersburg
forea
Mandarin and
Mataikai
Singlungchuan
Changtufu
Shuanmilaodzu
Yaoma Pass
Mandarin road
Sipinghal
Hirin
Changchunfu
Linevitch
Mukden
M. Neldorf
Paris
George von Lengerke Meyer named ambassador to Russia
Amtter Meyer, a Harvard graduate and former ambassador to Italy, has been transferred to St Petersburg as ambassador to Russia. He previously conveyed Roosevelt’s offer to bring the war in the Far East to a close and is known for business success before his diplomatic career.
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GEORGE VON LENGERKE MEYER
RUSSIA
Amtter Meyer
evar
Roosevelt
Japan
far east
ab uidhy Rostonian
Uncle Sri
Italy
St. Petersbire
Harvard
Bowen Answers Roosevelt Declares Venezuelan Scandal National Disgrace
Herbert W. Bowen former minister to Venezuela issues a lengthy rebuke to President Roosevelt after being dismissed amid Taft led probe. Bowen calls the Venezuelan affair a national disgrace, alleges a Loomis scandal pervaded Caracas, and says a Washington offer to promote him proved an attempted bribe.
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New York
Herbert W. Bowen
Venaaneta
publc
Roosevelt
Taft
Br. Bowen
Francis B. Igamis
Bowen
Caracas
department of state
Washington
Loomix
Toom
Venezuela
New Jersey G A R Encampment in Trenton Today and Tomorrow
The annual encampment of the New Jersey Grand Army of the Republic opens in Trenton with elaborate preparations for veterans. A parade will feature about 1500 G A R men and the local National Guard battalion. Notables include Past Commander Thomas J Stewart and Senior Vice Commander John R King, with Governor Stakes and Mayor Katzenbach in attendance.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Department
Grand Army of the Republi
Grand Army
Taylor Opera House
Thomas J. Stewart
Pennsylvania
John IR. King
Maryland
Stakes
Katzenbach
Ormimander Atwood
Grand Army of New Jersey ponet
atv
cans
Tragic Open Whitely Switch Wreck Causes Casualties
A derailment on the Lake Shore railway involving the Twenty Century Limited near a switch left an open opening in the freight line. Five killed and twelve to fourteen injured as passengers and bystanders rushed to aid victims, with scenes described as chaotic and poignant. Investigators point to an open switch being left by a freight train as the likely cause.
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Queen Switch
Peedor
Tate
Lake Shoe
Equitable Officers Scored in Waikable Life Probe
Albany June 22 Superintendent Hendricks report to Governor Higgins on the Waikable Life Assurance society investigation harshly criticizes management and new trust committees for voting stock for Thomas Ryan and named trustees. It calls for complete mutualization and elimination of stock, with sale price tied to dividends, and notes resignations of Hyde and Alexander amid possible disqualification of Alexander and others under state insurance law.
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Albany
N. oV
Francia Hembkeley
state insurance department
Higgins
Waikable Life Assurance society
anuvle public horn
Thomas Ryan
Hendricks
Jamey W. Alexander
business. Hyde
Chatrreiutn Morton
Gage W. Tarbell
Hendricka
James Hi. Ayda
astociates
Middle States Typotheta Opposes Eight Hour Day Push
Philadelphia June 22 printers in the Middle States convention adopted resolutions opposing the eight hour workday proposed by the International Typographical Union to take effect January 3, 1906. Speakers warned it would hurt printers and force jobs overseas while advocating shorter hours for better efficiency. Additional notes mention support for the Grand Army of the Republic and a rural society, plus a June 23 casualty report: a man named Kurner killed by a train near Bailey's, identified by a card in his pocket.
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Washington
Taft
Root
Pittsburg Union
ous
Middle States
Philadelphia
International Typographical Union
prietita
obe oprardedny milneas
Edweeril Meyer
yo York
edness
Hamsbirs
ita
gon Kurner
Val
firme
Baileys
Vannsylvania
Court hears forged charges tied to city work contracts
Philadelphia hearing details alleged falsification of work estimates connected to water department projects. Chief Hill and officials accused of approving overpayments totaling about 7000 while contractors claim no extra digging occurred. Bail set at 5000 as probe expands.
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Philadelphia
John W. TLE
fl Lation bureau
tell bo
Elsen- Brown
Weaver
Frank dL. Caven
FILLE
tha oly
Pretterick Schaffhauser
water bureau
Daniel J. MeNichol
SiGi
Schaffhiaser
Hil
STChG
Str
PHIL
bis
centruel
tronchea
Schaffhauser
Haddock
Chief Hill
Conrerabus
Hill
Gordon
Nid
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Binder Twine
R. EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK STREET. Co. & P
Frederick County
Packard
Germany
Birely’s Palace of Music
Corner Market
Church Streetz
djanesdawly
STUDEBAKER
JOHNSTON
BRADLEY
Qostrell Street
Frederick, Md
East Fourth Street
Haat Fourth Street
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
Central Bank
ead
DENT
PEARRES PHARMACY
HAGHlye
G. WARING TYSON
H.M. CRAMER
FEED &c
G. WARING
TYSON, Patrick and
Carroll Streets
BRADDOCK
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Frederick
Roaty
Catoctin Mountain
J. E. LONG
City Hotel
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick Sr
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DOLL & ALBAUGH BUILDING
N. Market Street
oddawly
AMUn OBSER
NCES
Pennsy
Columbus
PORTNERS HOFBRAYU
Robert Portner Brewingt Company
Frederick Branch
R. C. Strangmann, Agt
BARGO
Lodz
Russian Poland
volievs fred
Piotrokowska Street
Glowna Street
WiliamS
Jesrei
United States district court of the district of Massachusetts
Natioal Bank
Wolfborn
New Hampshire
Jewett
Bacox county
Lawrences Mass
Thapardan
Jawott
Hoch
Jobeanny Hoch
supreme court
OUYUAN
tATZU
IMUKDEN
NEW JERSEY
LAKE SHORE FLYER
G. A
WELD
Woodend Geen
W. E. Woontend
Sk. Woolsnd
Norfolk
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