Plan Aims to Halt Smuggling of Japanese Aliens
Washington July 2 The immigration service reports hundreds of Japanese laborers use Mexico as a crossing point into the United States. Inspectors warn the border is vast and easily exploited. Secretary Strains may unveil new border inspection measures to curb entry from both south and north as Tokyo considers retaliation including an American goods boycott.
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Washington
Bureau of Immigration
Mexico
Commerce and Labor
United States
America
British Columbia
Strana
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tokyo
Canadian Premier Advocates All Red World Line
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Tier, Canada’s premier, urged government backing for an all red transportation line to encircle the globe at a Dominion day dinner in London. Lord Strathcona noted rising American immigration to Canada and argued better northwest prospects and stability there than in the United States.
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London
Sir Wilfrid Louw Tier
Canada
Lora Strathcone
Wilfrid
Lord Strathcona
Canadian Northwest
United States
May Cremate Garibaldi's Remains
Rome reports a will by Giuseppe Garibaldi found in Leghorn requests incineration on Caprera, with an iron stake and ash interment at the Janiculum in Rome near his statue. A deputy bill proposed exhuming Garibaldi's remains to honor the will if his family consents.
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Garibaldi
Rome
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Leghorn
Caprena
Janiculum
Chamber of Deputies
Earthquake Felt From Cheltenham Observatory Test
The coast and geodetic survey service reports a quake at Cheltenham observatory beginning 8:14:53, lasting one hour. Principal disturbance from 6:22 to 8:25 with strongest north-south motion, greater than Kingston's but less than the San Francisco quake.
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Kingston's
Washington
Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
Cheltenham
Singstonn
San Francisco
Refused House to Washington in New Mamaroneck Bid
Booker T. Washington sought a summer lease in Mamaroneck but faced reluctance from landlords. Despite interest and available colonial properties, no one would lease to him, leaving his plan unresolved as summer approached.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Nsn
Booker T. Washington
Mamaroneck
Illness Fright Triggers Death by Poison in Galveston
Judge Ritter reports Flerman Tutter a 60 year old St. Louis wealthy man killed himself with poison in Galveston after fearing illness would drive him to insanity. Tutter, former Madison County resident, left an estate valued near $1,000,000.
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Judge Ritter
Sniddly
Galveston
Tex
Flerman Tutter
St. Louis
Ritter
Madison County
Explosion Wrecks Starch Plant in North City
Explosion at the National Starch company plant near GSWEGO causes heavy damage followed by a blaze. Fire and blast wreck both building and equipment, with initial theories pointing to spontaneous combustion.
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Gswego
National Starch Company
Sinc
Wart His Chances Sayxn Pasir
Milwauboo Wis July 2 The fragment notes Fairbanks made a bad mistake serving cocktails at his time for the president and Henry Stauffer comments the presidency suffered.
Albany and Troy Traction Workers Strike Ends in Arbitration
Half an hour of striking by United Traction company employees on the Albany and Troy divisions prompted fears of a longer shutdown. An arbitration board was agreed to resolve wage disputes after talks between General Manager Fassett and a joint employee committee. The 1901 strike had seen militia use and two prominent Albany businessmen killed.
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Albany, N
United Traction Company
Albany
Troy
Fassett
Winstons
Alpaany
Extra Session Hint In Albany For July 5
Governor Hughes is expected to issue a call for an extraordinary session of the legislature for Monday evening July 5 to address apportionment of senatorial districts and related topics. Direct primary nominations may also be considered as part of the agenda.
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Albany
WN. C
Hinghes
Travis
Senate
Assemblyman
Ralston
Kings
Hughes
Crooks Card Banker In Crooked Confidence Game
Three alleged confederates swindled D. C. Davis a wealthy oil operator and banker of Marietta Ohio out of 70000 in a confidence game. Davis testified in Alderman Toote’s court in Pittsburg that he chartered a special Jersey City train and traveled to Marietta to recover 510000 before the remaining funds went into the pockets of the suspects.
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Crooks
Pittsburg
D. C. Davis
Aillionaire
Llarietta
Columbus Avenue
New York
Davis
Toote
Jersey City
Marietta
Financial and Commercial Closing Stock Quotations
Closing stock prices and market figures show thin trading. Notable quotes include Amalgamated Copper at 874, Central at 113, and Union Pacific at 141 while U S Steel trades around 374 and Missouri Pacific near 7.
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Prime Mercantile Paper
Amal
MN. Y. Central
Atchison
Mnorf. & West
Penn. ER R
Brooklyn
Ae South
Gen. Electric
Texas Pacific
SLI
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Louis & Nash
U. 8
Steel
Manhattan
Steel of
West Union
Missouri
Market Prices for Flour Butter Cheese and Poultry
Recipes list grain categories and prices for flour rye wheat butter cheese milk hay straw and live poultry with notes on market conditions. Prices show wide ranges across items including winter patents winter straights and winter extras for flour. butter and cheese classifications with varying per pound values. milk per 49 quart can. hay and straw quality and shipping notes. and live and dead poultry price levels and regional differences.
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Minnesota
Lee
Loderlig
Sli Te Rite
Elty
Usc
Rainel
Cattle and Hog Markets Amid Varied Supplies and Prices
Market reports show cattle supply higher with fair demand and prices around 6.15 per unit for prime calves. hog receipts risen with heavies at about 10.00 and light Yorkers near 26.60. sheep and lambs steady at mixed prime and common values amid generally low demand. This summary reflects a fragmented OCR snapshot of daily market activity and pricing.
President Roosevelt Drives Probe Into Railroads and Parasite Companies
Washington reports a sweeping inquiry by the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Bureau of Corporations into railroad corporations and related stock companies. It aims to reveal how profits are siphoned to directors and parasite firms, with examples like Albany Bridge and Vanderbilt interests, showing wide gaps between dividend yields and actual profits.
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New York
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Alorgans
Harrimans
Ifilis
Fargos
Platts
Washington
Albany
Hudson
Pulimoy Company
Albany Bridge Company
New York Central
New York Central Railroad
Trouble With Arizona Indians at Mc Dowell Agency
A telegram from Superintendent Goodman reports trouble at Mc Dowell agency Arizona. Gill shot during an attempted removal of troublesome Indians in self defense. He warns that whites friendly Indians and the Indian police are in danger. Maricopa sheriff and seven others head to the scene. territorial militia available if needed.
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Arizona
Collision Sinks Steamer Senlac in Halifax Harbor
In dense fog last night the Red Cross liner Rosalind, carrying 150 passengers from New York and Philadelphia, collided with the steamship Senlac in Halifax harbor. The Senlac's side ripped open and she sank to her deck level, forty survivors climbed aboard the Rosalind, which remained unscathed.
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Stemmer Senlac
Halifax
Red Cross Line
Rosalind
New York
Philadelphia
Senlac
Queen Credits Roosevelt in Second Peace Conference
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands received Joseph Choate and other peace delegation heads in The Hague. The queen told Mr Choate that President Roosevelt should be congratulated for his initiative in bringing about the second peace conference.
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Roosevelt
the Hague
Joseph HF. Choate
VW Willelmiog
Royal Palace
Mrr
Choate
Keaviaz
Carnegie Gift Funds Roanoke College Endowment
President J A Morehead of Roanoke College announced a 25000 donation from Andrew Carnegie to mark reaching the 35000 endowment goal. The 800000 fund boost allows the trustees to create two new choirs at the college in Roanoke Virginia.
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Carnegie
Roanoke
J. A. Morehead
Roanoke College
Salon
Andrew Carnegie
Moraitis Becomes First Large Liner For Fiellenic Transatlantic Line
The Moraitis, a 12,000 ton steamship and the inaugural big liner for the Fiellenic Transatlantic Line, sailed from Piraeus to New York. The Greek line is led by Greek and Italian capitalists and aims to secure emigrant traffic.
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Athens
Fiellenic Transatlantic Line
Piraeus
New York
Beilstein's Body Arrives From California
Pittsburg July 2. Hertha Beilstein body arrives from Los Angeles. Beilstein, a Pittsburg native nicknamed natricide, killed her mother and was placed in Dixmont for insanity before escaping to California.
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Hertha Beilstein
Pittsburg
Ertha Beilstein
Los Angeles
Dertha Beidstein
Dixmont
California
Bremen Couple Sails for New York on Erouprinz Wilhelm
Ambassador Speck von Sternburs and Baroness von Sternburs left Bremen to sail to New York today aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Erouprinz Wilheim. They are embarking from Hamburg with plans and statements pending on arrival in America.
Whitewings Strike Ends After Mayor Promise
New York officials report ash cart drivers in the city return to work after Mayor McClellan pledged to address their grievances. A strike in Brooklyn narrows concerns of wider widespread action. Harlem violence with bombs and broken windows prompted heavy police response and injuries among officers.
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New York
New BE
McClellan
Sirder Cleaning Department
Herman Hobipson
Central Federated Union
Frank Acer
Fras
Brooklyn
East River
Harlem
Sun Believed as Modern Hell by Pastor Copp
In Washington on July 2 the Rev Zed H Copp assistant pastor of Bethany Presbyterian church told a congregation that hell is in the sun. He said the idea began as a startling thought but after eight years of study he found the sun most closely fit the Bible's description of hell in general characteristics.
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Washington
Hell
Zed H. Copp
Bethany Presbyterian Church
America's Richest Girl at Breakers in Newport
New York July 2 The Breakers at Newport hosts festivities for Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt who reaches legal age and inherits millions from her father’s will. She is poised to hold about 12 500 000 dollars in her own right making her possibly the wealthiest eligible young woman in America.
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America
New York
Newport
Alice G. Vanderbilt
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Cocktail Story Note Reveals Secret Guests at Event
In Oyster Bay on July 2 Secretary Loeb attended a cocktail reception hosted by Vice President Fairbanks for President Roosevelt and forty others in Indianapolis on Decoration Day. Loeb was asked if cocktails were served and which varieties but gave no answer.
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Oyster Bay
Loeb
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Indictment Returned Against Umbrella Frame Trust
The United States grand jury filed a bill of indictment against the umbrella frame trust. Named defendants include the National Umbrella Frame Company of Philadelphia the Newark River Works and the Newark Tube and Metal Works of Newark and W Evans & Co of Philadelphia manufacturers of wohrelins.
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Indict Umbrella Frame Trust
Philadelphia
United States Grand
Nohrelit Frame Trust
National Umbrella Frame Company
Newark River Works
Newark Tube and Metal Works
Newark
W. Evans & Co
Pastor offers to be hanged if Rockefeller pays fine
In Council Bluffs on July 2 the Rev. Dr. Charles Mayne of Broadway Methodist shocked listeners by saying he would consent to be hanged the day John D. Rockefeller paid any fine assessed against him or the Standard Oil company for anarchist rhetoric in America.
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Council Bluffs
America
Charles Mayne
Broadway Methodist Church
John DD. Trockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Insurance Company Withdraws From Texas
Newark New Jersey The Presidential Insurance company said it would withdraw from Texas after new state laws required that 75 percent of policy reserve values be invested within the state. The move follows similar actions by other life insurers citing compliance difficulties with the Texas provision.
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Texas
Newark
WN. J
Presidential Insurance Company
Justice Young ruling on well dosing case upheld
Dover New Jersey July 2 The case stems from Annie Bennett of Shippenville Lake Hopatcong who dosed Samuel McQuonnell’s well with Rochelle salts. If the judgment stands on appeal to the higher court she must pay $200.
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Dover
N. J
John Young
Annie Bennett
Shippenville
Lake Hopatcong
Samuel McQonnell
Fire at New York General Post Office Destroys Mail
Fire discovered early this morning at the general post office on Broadway and Park Row basement level. Conflagration damaged a cellar and destroyed a quantity of mail matter.
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New York Postoffice
New York
General Post Office
Broadway and
Farkrow
Witnesses describe Victor riot start and Cripple Creek era crimes
Boise witnesses at the Haywood trial recount claims I C Sterling fired the first shot in the Victor riot on June 16. James Woollace, Din Wallace, and M. W. White testify about militia abuse, looting, and prison conditions, with White recalling Cripple Creek in 1903. Defense plans to finish witnesses, reserving Haywood and Moyer for last.
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Boise, Ida
Juy
James L. Wooliace
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Haywood
I. C. Sterting
Mine Owners' Association
Victor
Din. Wallace
US 2
K. C. Sterling
Independence Station
M. W. White
Western Federation of Miners
Bull Pen
Woodman
White
American Labor Union
Horab
Moyer
Miners Union Adopts Socialist Preamble at Denver Meet
In Denver on July 2 the Western Federation of Miners voted 283 to 66 to pledge members to socialism and to pursue an industrial and political party. Leaders plan a Chicago convention to nominate a national ticket, with the WFM and the Brewery Workers union forming the nucleus of a new national organization.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Seaders
Chicago
Brewery Workers’ Union
Nucieus
Grace Darling of America celebrates golden anniversary
Miss Ida Lewis, longtime Lime Rock lighthouse keeper near Newport, celebrated her 50th year at the beacon and 28 years as keeper with a reception for friends. She is sixty eight years old and has saved eighteen lives during her storied career at the historic waterside light.
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Grace Darling
America
Newport
Aol
Ida Lewis
Lime Rock
Miss Lewis
Kept Marriage Secret A Year In New Brunswick
Aliss Carsine Elizabeth Riddle daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Henry Riddle and Alexander William Quackenboss son of Mr and Mrs William H Quackenboss were wed May 10 1906. The ceremony took place at South River near New Brunswick and was performed by Rev J F Bissell. Announcement of the marriage was issued only now.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Aliss Carsine Elizabeth Riddle
Brv
Thomas Henry Riddle
Alexander William Quackenboss
William H. Quackenboss
South River
J. F. Bissell
Civil War veteran George H. Dodge dies in Oswego
George H. Dodge a prominent merchant and Civil War veteran died at his Oswego home aged sixty two. Dodge had long been active in Republican politics and held various municipal offices.
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Oswemo
Oswego
George H. Dodge
Dodge
Diplomatic Flap Over Oklahoma Constitution Comment
London July 2 The Washington report that Ambassador Bryce faced trouble for a personal remark about the Oklahoma constitution amused rather than troubled his diplomatic colleagues in the imperial service.
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Arye
London
Washington
Bryce
Imperial Service
Drowned Boy in Central Park Lake
In New York on July 2 a five year old boy, Raymond Halfirty, fell into the Harlem mere at Central Park while trying to recover a ball with friends and was drowned.
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Central Park Lake
New York
Harlem
Central Park
Raymond Halfirty
Yankee Girl Wins Mermaid Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Yankee Girl carried 726 pounds to win the Mermaid Stakes over one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay New York on July 2. The favorite Court Dress faltered after a choking pull, while Yankee Girl surged to victory before a surprised crowd.
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New. York
Wilson
Radtke
A. Bose
Court
Miller
Woo
Gene Russell
Hol ‘Ister
Jubilee
Cloisteress
Chary I
Yankee Girl
Killaice
Céiie
Dress
Dr. Gardner
Tromides
Red
Friar
Ginette
Chantilly
Uederstrome
Bridge
Herbie
Glorious Betsy
Rara Avis
Royal Evox
St. Ilario
Vanderbilt Cup Races Sought in New Jersey
C A Partington chairman of the A A A racing committee and Wilbur F Sadler head of the New Jersey Automobile Association met Governor Stokes in Trenton on July 2 to push legislation allowing Vanderbilt Cup races in New Jersey this fall. The governor voiced willingness to approve a law permitting such races.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Automobile Association of America
Wilbur Fy ‘Sadler
New Jersey Automobile Association
Stokes
Potash Dominates Entonta Steeplechase Handicap
Potash the favorite won the steeplechase handicap at Entonta on the clubhouse course in Cincinnati. Latonta Sinl finished second with Péte Vinegar third. Parisian Model led the third event before being disqualified for fouling. Calabash started in the sixth event, ran two miles early and was withdrawn.
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Entonta
Cincinnati
Chelsea Rider Wins Paced Bicycle Race at Revere Track
Hugh McLean of Chelsea wins the motor paced bicycle race at Revere track last night with a 30 minute 4 1 5 second time. Bobby Walthour of Atlanta finishes three laps behind. Race held in Boston on July 2.
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Mclean Bent Hobby Walthour
Boston
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
Bobby
Walthour
Atlanta
Gal
Revere
BicLean
Wildey Sisters Lose Doubles Final in National Tennis
In Philadelphia on July 2 Miss Neely of Cincinnati and Miss Wein of Washington won the national doubles tennis championship, defeating Ulisses Wildey of Plainfield and Nees.
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Wildey
Bennin
Philadelphia
Miss Neely
Cincinnnati
Miss Wein
Washington
Ulisses Wildey
Plainfield
Nees
Dublin Grants Freedom to Richard Croker
Dublin officials voted to confer the freedom of the city on Richard Croker after his horse Orty won the English Derby and the Irish Derby at Curragh. The decision followed a vote tally of 28 to 18.
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Croker
Dublin
Yord
Richard Croker
Orty
Curragh
Digusey Desa Verdict Noted In Livermore Pat Case
In Livermore Pat a Mew Zaly 2 a court record references Andre C Digusey Desa with unclear notation about eight teens and a prior poars. The fragmentary item suggests an ongoing legal matter with identifying initials and place names.
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Andre C
Digusey Desa
Livermore
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