Meat bill passes changes meet president views
Washington June 20 The house adopted the compromise meat inspection amendment in the agricultural appropriation bill and sent it to conference. Speaker Wadsworth named conferees Scott and Lamb. Wadsworth explained changes mainly in wording including elimination of the court review clause and inspection date on labeled meat. The measure is viewed as satisfactory to the president.
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Washington
House
Messra
Wadsworth
Scott
Lamb
Lnter
Beveridge
Senate
Peruvian Troops Invade Ecuador Amid Contested Territory
News from Quito reports Peruvian troops crossing into an eastern Ecuadorian region whose title was under arbitration by King Alfonso of Spain. Protests grew in Quito and crowds gathered in front of Chilean and Brazilian stations to show sympathy for Calte and Brasil.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Alfonso
Spain
Quito
Calte
Brasil
Mrs Bradway Fends Off Burglary at Night
Mrs Canarles Bradway sewing at home was seized by a masked burglar who demanded $1200 from her husband, a Standard Oil manager. He rushed in as the thief fled through a bay window escaping. The incident occurred in Millville on a quiet night.
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Bradway
Millville
M. J
Canarles Bradway
Standard Oil Company
Descendant of James Watt Dies in New York
Archibald Watt of New York, member of a storied local family, owner of the stern yacht American and former commodore of the American Yacht club, died at his home on June 20 from heart disease following an attack of inflammatory rheumatism. He was a descendant of James Watt, inventor of the steam engine.
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James Watt
New York
Archibald Watt
Stern
American
American Yacht Club
Mr Watt
Yaqui Indians kill American contractor in Sonora incidents
El Paso, June 20. W. Slinkard, an American railroad contractor, was killed by Yaqui Indians in Sonora where he was grading for the Cuumnen Maqui River and Preltie railroad, a Southern Pacific connection.
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EL Paso
Tex
W. Slinkard
Sonora
Cuumnen Maqui River
Preltie
Southern Pacific
Body of Railroad Victim Identified in Saratoga
The man killed near Saratoga last Sunday by a Delaware and Hudson railroad train was identified as William H. Saxton of New York. Officials now believe he fell from the train.
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WW. H. Saxton
New York
Wired
Saratoga
N. Y
Delaware and Eudson
Tere
William H. Saxton
Wolves Treed Lost Man in Ontomagon County
Isaiah Birthe of Miss City had a thrilling forest experience in Ontomagon County when he became stranded in a tree as a pack of howling wolves bayed below. He was lost in the woods after wandering away.
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Calumet
Mic
Isaiah Birthe
Miss City
Ontomagon County
Uis
Costa Rican Cadet Admitted to United States Military Academy
WASHINGTON June 24 The house committees of military affairs authorized the admission of Joseph E Martin Calvo of Costa Rica to the United States Military Academy as a cadet.
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Wastington
House Ecoulties of Military Affairs
Joseph E. 3
Martin Calvo
Costa Rica
United 4Ates Military Academy
Secret room full of loot in Kinnan murder probe
Police uncovered a hidden chamber at 2464 Washington Ave as Captain Price described a family tied to the Kinnan murder case. The mansion yielded silverware from department stores, tables of apparel, watches from Sixth Avenue, and a cache of weapons including two rifles and a gun with silver mounts.
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New York
Birs. Stenton
Alies Kinnan
Hersaulf
Captain Price
Bronx
Washington Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Harlem
Ingersoll
Platt Accused of Bigamy in Campaign Fire
In COLON Michigan on June 20 Mae Catherine Wood declares a marriage certificate she owns is genuine. If the document is valid, Senator Platt may face bigamy charges. Wood previously threatened suit for breach of promise and claimed love letters were stolen by political allies. She now says she was married to Platt on Nov 3 1901 in New York, making his marriage to Mrs Lillian T Janeway void.
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Platt
Colon
Mich
Mae Catherine Wood
New York
Senator Platt
Lillian T. Janeway
Iliegel
Norway's King Haa kon VII in Haakon the Good capital
King Haakon VII Queen and son arrive in Trondheim aboard the gunboat Heimdal amid ceremonial scenes. Police guard the coronation party and notable figures as Norway rests in a peaceful period despite precautions.
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Norway
Trondhjem
Haakon VII
Haakon the Good
Thier
Heimdal
Europe
Hing Frsaken
Financial and Commercial Roundup From New York Port Data
Closing stock quotations show money on call easier at 3.44 percent and prime mercantile paper at 5.54 percent. Weekly port exports from New York valued at 10 964 727 dollars. A long list of stock prices follows including Copper 10454, Reading 193, Southern Pacific 640, Union Pacific 140, Missouri Pacific i.
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Prime Mercantile
New York
Amal
Aitchison
BFA Norf. & Aveat
B.S O
Penn, HR
Brooklyn
KR. T
Reading
Hook Island
Ches
Higesssnaes
Southern Ry
Gen. Electric
Sugar
Lll
Central
Texas Pacific
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Louis. & Nagh
Manhattan
Steel
Metropolitan
West, Union
Missouri Pac
New York Markets Prices and Grain and Livestock Notes
Grain and produce prices show varied activity with new Minnesota patent values at 41.3504.05 and winter straights at 2.9003.40. Wheat experiences steady heads on harvest progress. corn weakens with rains. Dairy items hold steady with creamery butter at 16 to 20 cents per pound and eggs, hay, straw, beans, wool, hops, potatoes, and live and dressed poultry all listed with current ranges and steady demand.
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New York
Minnesota
Eastern Dairy
Choice
Pacific Coast
Cattle and sheep market notes show slow demand
Receipts light and market active for prime heavies and mediums in cattle with signs of debt arkores. Sheep and lamb trades slow with prime wethers at five to six dollars and lambs around forty four thousand five hundred.
Nihilist Woman Aims at Czar's Police Chief in Palace
A daring female nihilist gained palace access under a forged persona, tried to shoot General Trepoff, guarding the czar. Guards intervened, weapon forced from her. she was captured and imprisoned. Trepoff, famed for surviving repeated assassination attempts, led the palace police and secret service.
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ST. Petersburg
Genera Trenoff
General Trenoff
Trepoti
Marishkin
General Trepoff
Trepoff
Troops Refuse Duty Amid Railroad Strike in EKALUGA
In EKALUGA Russia on June 20, soldiers in the focal garrison sympathized with striking railroad workers. The second reserve regiment refused to serve against their brothers, while a fresh battalion arrived and was deployed on patrols through the streets. Banks, post and telegraph offices are guarded and the governor's residence is ringed by troops.
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Ekaluga
Russia
Fifty Die In Anti-Jewish Riots Near Starostesc
Fifty persons are reported killed in anti-Jewish riots at Starostelsce near Bialystok with widespread unrest in Poland. Terrorist raids on a railroad train and a country house are noted as wealthy Jews flee the country.
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Starostelace
Dvinse
Vitebsk
Russia
Starostelsce
Bialystok
Poland
Bomb Thrown at Prison Governor in Kovno Street Attack
An unknown assailant threw a bomb at M. Hunbert the prison governor and his assistant M. Akatoff in Kovno as they walked. Akatoff was seriously wounded while Hunbert and two passersby were lightly injured.
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Kovno
Meg
M. Hunbert
M. Akatoff
MM. Akatoff
M. Hunhbert
Pensapis Put Up Winning Fight Against Guards
A crowd of 2,000 peasants defeated a detachment of rural guards at the Yuerenoff estate. Two peasants were killed as four dragoons were dispatched to quell the uprising.
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Pensapis
Sudze A
Hussia
Yuerenoff
State Witness Anse Zedia Killed in Riga
Anse Zedia who testified for the state at the Riga trial of thirty six revolutionists was killed in his apartments by three unknown men. The trial led to seven death sentences. Zedia was assassinated on June 20 in Riga.
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Riga
Anse Zedia
Mizner Arrives in San Francisco Takes Manager Post
Wilson Mizner arrived in San Francisco from the east and becomes manager of J. W. Coffroth's moving picture show. He states rumors about him and Mrs. Yerkes are unfounded and that they have had no disagreements.
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Mizner
San Francisco
Wilson Mizner
J. W. Coffroth
Moving Picture Show
Mrs. Yerkes
Man Saves Five Lives From Canal Near Home
In Derby Connecticut on June 20 the canal rescue saved Mrs. Charles Cahill from drowning. Albert Frederick G. Ware receives two notable rescues credited to his quick actions near his home beside the canal.
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Derby
Conn
Charles Cahill
American Press Company
Als
Frederick G. Ware
Ware
Marblehead Returns to Panama After Pursuit
Washington reports the cruiser Marblehead, sent from Panama to Corinto chasing the Empire, received cable orders to return to Panama. The move follows a renewed naval pursuit and strategic repositioning in Central American waters.
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Washington
Marblehead
Panama
Corinto
Poster Reform in New York Aldermanic Action
New York aldermen pass resolutions ordering police to suppress demoralizing play bills and posters.
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New York
Prison for life for Poole in Port Washington murder case
Grover Cleveland Poole was sentenced to life in Sing Sing by Judge Burr for the murder of James O'Hara in Port Washington. Poole proclaimed innocence yet accepted his fate as family and spectators reacted with shock while Poole described a prior attempt to cover up the crime and an admission to a detective after sentencing.
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Grover Cleveland ‘Boole
O’'Harna
Meneola
Grover Cleveland Poole
Sing Sing
Burr
James O'Hara
Port Washington
Poole
Emma Duryea
Haise
O'Hara
Gertie O'Hara
Brown
Filthy Newark sausage plant raided by health inspectors
Newark health inspectors confiscated contents of Harry Rosenthal's bologna sausage room in a leather factory on Tone Street. They found filthy utensils, machinery and scraps of meat with dirt and sawdust. preserving solutions and coloring agents were seized. Rosenthal said butchers provided materials and he earned four dollars per hundred pounds. buyers sold product at twelve cents per pound.
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Newark
Harry Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Hhe
Punch Pictures American Royalty In The Gallery
London distraught cartoon satirizes Senator Longworth as son in law to King Theodore and the American ambassador Whitelaw Reid. Americans listen to a rifle debate in the House of Commons as Punch mocks Bishop Potter of New York for overreacting to a perceived accusation.
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Punch
London
Senator Longworth
King Theodore
G. S
Whitelaw Reid
House of Commons
Bishop Potter
New York
Mutineers Resentenced to Death In Naval Murder Case
In Wilmington North Carolina Judge Thomas R. Purnell resentenced Arthur Adams and Robert Sawyer to death for murder and mutiny aboard the schooner Harry A Berwind. The execution date for Adams and Sawyer is set for Friday August 17. Henry Scott, reprieved by President Roosevelt, will be hanged on July 6.
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Wilmington
WN. C
United States District Court
Thomas R. Purnell
Arthur Adams
Robert Sawyer
Philadelphia
Harry A. Berwind
Henry Scott
Roosevelt
Wood alcohol cocktails blamed for two Brooklyn deaths
Two deaths in Brooklyn are linked to cocktails containing wood alcohol. Among the party were Mrs. Jessie Besquet a 23 year old schoolteacher and Joseph Hirsh 17. Mrs Besquet and Hirsh are dead and Eva Fullwood is seriously ill.
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New York
Brooklyn
Jessie Bosquet
Joseph Hirsh
Hirsh
Besquet
Eva Fullwood
Harris Prepares Proclamation Over Pattison Funeral
Ohio Governor Andrew L Harris issues a call for a statewide day of mourning and to refrain from work during the funeral hours for former Governor John M Pattison. Harris arrived from Baton Rouge to assume duties amid the ceremony in Columbus.
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Harris
Columbus
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
John M. Pattison
Barris
Baton
Storm in Bohemia Claims Sixteen Lives at Archduke Castle
A violent storm last night flooded Kono piseht castle in Bereschau Bohemia home of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his family. The heir to the throne awakened by rushing waters organized a salvage corps but the disaster cost sixteen lives and caused extensive damage.
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Bohemia
Bereschau
Konopiseht Castle
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Honest John Shinn Found Short $17 971 In Westchester Books
John M Shinn of Pelham former two term chairman of the Westchester county board of supervisors is reported $17 971 87 short in his accounts after expert review covering eleven years. The deficit is attributed to bad bookkeeping.
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Honest John
Pelham
John M Shinn
Board of Supervisors
Westchester County
National Editorial Association Skips Chicago Packers Breakfast
In Warsaw Indiana on June 20 the National Editorial association declined the Chicago packers invitation to breakfast at their plants and chose breakfast at the Presa club rooms instead.
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Warsaw
Ind
National
Wditorial Association
Presa ‘Club
Costly War on Potato Bugs Hits Elmer Farmers Hard
Farmers like Clifford Flitcraft and Philip Reeves face heavy losses as potato bugs force eight acres to be plowed and replanted. Paris green prices double from last year, cutting profits and tightening margins for growers in Elmer.
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Paris Green
Clifford Flitcraft
Philip Reeves
Jersey's Growing Manufactures and Tax News
Statewide industrial gains from 1900 to 1904 show capital, employment, and wage increases. The Census Bureau reports 40 percent rise in product value to 777 million dollars and six leading industries. Secretary Maguire releases 1906 corporate tax schedule for 5650 New Jersey corporations with 2.43 million in tax revenue. Publisher P F Cellier plans a 60,000 dollar Wickatunk country home and hunting setup on Eatontown farms shared with local farmers.
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Jersey
New Jersey
Census B Bureau
Maguire
State Board of Assessors
Prudential Insurance Company
Wickatunk
Salem County Poorhouse Trustees Criticized For Budget Handling
At a Salem County Board of Freeholders meeting trustees of the almshouse faced sharp criticism for not itemizing bills as required by law. Only total receipts and expenses were reported this year. The board halted proposed changes awaiting sanction and funding, and the president was summoned to appear at the next meeting.
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Salem County Board of Freeholders
Almehouse
Freeholders
Polite thief slips from Beverley boarding house
A careful intruder entered the rear of Mire Ann Scott’s Beverley Church street boarding house and exited quietly after probing rooms. A gold watch was stolen while a sum of money and diamonds remained unclaimed in dim light.
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Mire
Ann Scott
Church Street
Beverley
Dan
Hagar Cubberly
Cubberly
Swift Justice in Freddie Muth Kidnapping Case
John Joseph Kean was sentenced to seventy years hard labor at the Eastern Penitentiary after pleading guilty to kidnapping Freddie Muth. The rapid progression from arraignment to verdict took about two hours, with the boy reunited with relieved, emotional parents. If Kean behaves, his sentence may drop to twelve years and three months. life imprisonment was within the court’s power.
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Philadelphia
John Joseph Kean
Freddie Muth
Bel Jam
Wisenbrown
Sulzberger
Kean
Edgar Clear
Charles Muth
Kenan
Freddie
3Ruth
Mirean
One of Prance's Proudest Names
CHICAGO June 20. Professor ELP Williamson of the University of Chicago head of French and Romance languages will adopt a French bride Mlle Alice Azeline Lucie D Visme. He plans to return from Paris as M D Visme, continuing the D Visme family lineage long noted in France.
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Prance
Chicago
El.p. Williamson
University of Chicago
Mlle
Alice Azeline Lucie
Saypig
Paris
M.d'visme
Korean plot to invite Russia to aid in expulsion of Japan
In Seoul on June 20 the vice minister of the interior a privy counselor and a lieutenant general were arrested after a plot was uncovered. The scheme involved an imperial sanctioned treaty inviting Russia to send troops to expel Japan and occupy Hando province.
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Russia
Korea
Seoul
Coun Selor
Wwhiek
Hando
Emperor William praises growth of German fleet at dinner
In Cuxhaven Kaisers remarks at a Nort German Regattath dinner express satisfaction with the fleet's growth. The emperor notes that further competition unites nations only if peace endures.
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Kaiser
Cuxhaven
Emperor William
Nort German Regatth
Babe Dies From Spider Bite Insect Tragedy
Wilkes Barre Pa July 20 The seven week old daughter of P T Cornel of Kingston died after a bite believed to be from a spider. The bite caused rapid illness that physicians could not counteract.
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Babe
Wilkesbarre
P. T. Cornéil
Kingston
Evansville Printing Firm Destroyed in Fire
A fire devastated Wetlet Printing company in Evansville Indiana causing an estimated loss of $60,000. The incident reportedly occurred on a June day as workers faced extensive damage to the plant and equipment. Local authorities investigate the blaze.
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Ykener Printing Firm
A. Evansville
Ind
Wetlet Printing Company
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Prison For Life
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Arthur Summersville
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