Government to Inspect Tuberculosis Meat Plants
Secretary Wilson announced that infected tuberculosis meat may enter markets if disinfection removes the disease and rest is safe for consumption. He left undecided on dangerous meat and ordered continued inspections as packers push toward government standards. Interstate Commerce Commission plans a California inspection in September to probe railroad coal and oil property matters. Roosevelt signals American authority to guarantee fitness of canned meat bearing the U.S. stamp amid protests.
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Chicago
Wilson
California
Washingtton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Ceat
Gillseple-Tiliman
Knapp
Roosevelt
London
Grocers’ Federation
Nela
Strike on Santo Domingo discussed in Washington talks
In Washington on July 19, Acting Secretary of State Baron Athenee met with Santo Domingo’s representative Jonhert ani Velrques to seek settlement of difficulties in the island. Letters suggest greater trouble may lie ahead, according to officials.
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Washington
Awelstrne
Baron Athenee
Santo
Toy Shot by Women In Davien Pool
In Davien Washington on July 10 a boy identified as Bunc hip was shot while swimming with others in a pool owned by Mrs. Henry Strom. Strom said she forbade the boys from using the swimming hole and claimed self defense after the shooting.
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Davien
Wash
Taggart Scaited as Pressure Grows for Resignation
Indianapolis July 10 Hearst aligned leaders push to force Tom Taggart to resign amid a wave of Democratic papers demanding action. Friends fear Hearst faction could convene the committee to demand his resignation as chairman.
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Indianapolis
Tom
Senator Crane Marries in Manchester Massachusetts
United States Senator Crane wed Miss Josephine Boardman in Manchester Massachusetts at 12:90 this afternoon. A grandson arrived that evening, born to the senator. In Wallace Idaho on July 7, seven men were fined for drunkenness and 26 others were ordered out of town for want of money and work.
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Manchester
Maas
United States
Crane
Josephine Boardman
Murray Crane, Jr
Wallace
Idaho
Interview Stresses Bryan’s 1900-Like Bimetallism View
Vienna reports an interview with Bryan quoted as affirming his bimetallism principles are the same as in 1800. The quotation underscores the question’s enduring importance, presenting Bryan’s stance as consistent over time.
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Vienna
Bryan
Himins
Workingmen urged to organize into politics for progress
Samuel Gompers told a Cleveland convention of window glass workers that labor must organize to gain advancement. He said the worker has to fight for all he gets and cannot expect favors on a platter, warning against governmental tyranny and judicial usurpation. The remarks are linked to broader proposed political activity by unions nationwide.
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Cleveland
Samuel
Ompers
United States
Dewey Arrives at Manila in Philippine Waters
Washington July 10 Admiral Train reports that Dewey has arrived in Manila waters. The dispatch confirms the arrival and the Navy Department immediately cables congratulations to Commander Housley who led the Dewey to the Philippines.
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Washington
Train
Philippine Watere
Dewey
Navy Department
Cameminder Housley
Priuppines
Murphey and Smith face contempt for juror interference
In Stockton California on July 10 Charles F Murphy and William H H Smith appeared before Judge Nutter over alleged contempt for interfering with the prosecution in Madam Ledoux's trial. They testified they spoke with juror Ritter who allegedly swore about harming the woman. Ritter reportedly left the state. The record notes a recent crime report and a local event date.
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Stockton
Cal
Charles F. Murphy
William HH. Smith
Nutter
Contlempt
Madam Ledoux
Ritter
Murphy
Miter
Fitter
Hey
Smith
Riter
Greumont
John Center’s Water System Saved San Francisco District
A San Francisco obituary recalls John Center who, at age about ninety, built a city water system in 1851 after the fire. His artesian wells, cistern, two 60,000 gallon tanks, and steam pump kept Sixteenth to Alabama streets supplied as the district escaped the flames. Firefighters halted the blaze, preserving three-block radius around his properties.
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San Francisco
Gritton
Apert
Franklin Street
Hollew Gate Park
Hayes Valley
Octavia Street
Torses
Howe
Keerteenih
Howard Street
Marbh
Fourteenth Street
John Center
Faleom
Harrison
Alabama
Center
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Telsom
Ocity
Will Seek Evidence That Thompson Is Insane
Chester Thompson charged with the murder of Judge G Meade Emory will be examined for insanity. Measures kept the affair from the jury as George Mitchell faces trial. verdict expected as short term or acquittal amid sympathy for the prisoner.
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Seattle
Chester Thompson
G. Meade Emory
George Mitchell
Holy Roller
Mitchell
Holy Rollers
Thaw Insanity Claim Fights Prosecution Evidence
In Philadelphia the Thaw case turns on insanity claims as prosecutors push to prove motive. Witnesses describe Thaw’s erratic acts and possible inherited tendencies while defense seeks affidavits and denies forgery. Denver reports note Thaw’s 1903 visits and spending spree with friends during a prize fight tour.
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Philadelphia
Jasne
Denver
Thaw
Harey O'Frien
San Francisco
Land fraud trials set for four defendants in Portland
Portland July 10 Tradecutor Heney says first land fraud trials will be of Charles Nicoll Henry W Miller Frank Kincart and Martin Hoge for conspiracy in filing applications. Trials scheduled for Monday and Congressman Williamson tolls on exceptions. A bizarre note about Japanese vine brushes and a violent incident in San Francisco ends with V Murphy shooting his wife and then killing himself with a 44 caliber pistol.
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Portland
Heney
Charles Nicoll
Henry W. Miller
Frank Kincart
Martin Hoge
Congressman Williamson
Unclear Interpreted News Fragments and Incidents
The text lists several items: an Interstate Commerce Commission session likely to adjourn for the summer. witnesses including a general manager from Pennsylvania and an independent coal operator Nivolus. a possible withdrawal of a fraud order affecting E F Lewis and a Peoples United Bank. armor plate bids for South Carolina and Michigan ships with Midvale leading. a pneumatic postal service expansion with bids due August 21. and Manila police officer Michael J Curran's suicide in Cripple Creek.
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Temais
Peoples
United States Bank
Carnegie Trust
Pheumatic Postal Service
Manila
Poiceman
M. J. Curran
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Nivolus
Sacenenee
Washington
Fids
South Carolina
Michigan
Midvale Company
Philadelphia
Nut
Carnegie and
Betheléhem
Benedictines Plan Benedictine College in Cottonwood Idaho
Benedictine brothers plan a Catholic colony near Cottonwood Idaho at a cost near 1 million dollars. They have purchased about 900 acres two miles east of the city and will establish the western headquarters with a convent for over 100 sisters. Education for future Catholic ministry will be centralized, with mill schools unified under one system.
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College Bolsings
Cottonwood
Idaho
Fatey
Apokane
Berthold
Benedictine Brothers
United States
State horticultural society report on fruit pests
Howard Evans deputy fruit inspector for Umatilla county reports from Salem the state shows strong interest in combating fruit pests. A coordinated statewide movement is underway to rid orchards of pests and improve fruit quality with counties making efforts despite pests in many districts.
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Howard Evans
Umatila County
State Horticultural Society
Salem
Ametilla County
Rojestvensky Acquitted In Court Martial At Kronstadt
Kronstadt July 10 Rojestvensky was acquitted after a ten hour court martial over surrender to Togo. Four torpedo boat officers at Begovi were found guilty of premeditated surrender and sentenced to death by shooting. Extenuating circumstances prompted calls to commute sentences to disembowelment and to strip ex-officers of rights. Military mutiny and loyal troops mood amid battle cited in reporting.
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New York
Witorney
Jamex Lederer
Evelyn
Garvan
Lederer
Carvan
Sali Kederer
Foomb
McRay
Maile
Eal Pls
Kronstadt
Rojentvensky Wie
Togo
Begovi
Begovl
Digpetohia
Smuggling Probe Ties Wall Street Plan to Greene
Staff report from Cananea and Bisbee Arizona describes H. OK. Clan cy, mine superintendent, arrested for complicity in smuggling rivels to Mexican workers. He was released on denial or private terms. Mexican secret service inquiries at Naco prompt Clarke County constable hunt. Incensed American citizens in Cananea vow action if Clark returns. The smuggling links to a broader Wall Street scheme to hurt Greene.
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Greene
Cananea
Bisbee
Ariz
H. OK. Clancy
Mexico
Secret Service
Naco
Clarke County
Striking Sailors Strike Spurs SF Police Detail
San Francisco July 10 Chief Dinnan assigns 30 policemen to a waterfront detail amid a sailors strike. Mayor Schmitt warns the conflict will be long but maintains pursuit of a settlement while acknowledging talks with employers and employees have failed.
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San Francisco
Dinan
Schmitt
Destruction of New Gold Coin Mill at Rye Valley
Fire damaged the recently completed stamp mill at the Gold Coin mine in Rye Valley killing the mill, with most machinery destroyed and only possible salvage being a few heavy castings. The fire origin remains unknown as the plant, praised for its modernity, was largely swept away.
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Rye Valley
T. W. Ayers
Anne
Ankeny Forges Snowed Under War Victory in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla a city election gave George Kellough the mayoral win by 2460 over Gilbert Hunt while Jerry Brown was re elected chief of police by 210. Six of seven council seats went to Boxer candidates aligned with Warren Construction backed paving. Labor unions secured every endorsed candidate signaling a sweeping factional rebuke to Ankeny forces and foreshadowing tense political clash ahead.
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George Kellough
Jerry Brown
Warren Construction Company
Aii Street Improvements
Ankeny Machine
Walla Walla
Lev Ankeny
Gilbert Hunt
Ankeny
Senator Ankeny
United States Senate
Evening Bulletin
Ankeny'a
J. J. Kauffman
Willa Walla
Royal height contrasts in historic portraits
A fragmented report notes royal spouses displaying significant height differences. Srull kings and King Edward versus Queen Alex illustrate varied statures, with Kaiser Wilhelm and the empress, Italy’s king, Portugal’s monarch, and Denmark’s queen also profiled. The piece highlights who dominates in height and how photos are arranged.
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Tiers Hardy
Edward
Alexandrry
Exarman
Kaiser Wilhelm
Italy
Helena
Portugal
Denmark
Condemned British Warships Sold for Small Sum
Eighty British warships condemned for present day warfare were sold today in Portsmouth for 400000 dollars from an original outlay of fifty million dollars. Rev. Dr. Byram of Pittsburgh becomes rector of the Episcopalian church at Wallace Idaho succeeding Rev. Freeman Daughters. Dr. Byram's salary will be 1200 dollars per year with a rectory.
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England
Byram
Pittsburg
Episcopalian Church
Wallace, Idaho
Freeman
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