Day sermon backs corporations and warns against populist power
Syracuse University Chancellor Day defends large corporations in a baccalaureate sermon. He warns against the president's excessive power and counters sensational claims about Chicago slaughterhouses, arguing that cooperative forces arise from capable leaders and that both evil and good come with big business. He urges balanced public sentiment and defense of property rights while condemning demagogues.
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Syracuse
N. J
Syracuse University
Cattlemen Protest Meat Inspection Cost
Washington hearing on meat inspection faces opposition from cattle interests. South St. Paul Livestock Exchange telegrams oppose placing expense on packers, fearing burden shifts to stock raisers. Texas Cattle Raisers association attorney H. Cowan explains industry scope while Rep. Fulkerson seeks public access to inspector intel from government sources. England worries on meat inspection reliability. Burns asks for U.S. findings. Mexico notes proceed May 11.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Davis Minn
South St. Paul
Wilson
H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Cattle Tatvers ’ Association
Texas
Cowan
Fulkerson
Missouri
Thas
Agel Niture
England
London
John Burns
Local Government Board
Foreign Office
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Norway angry at U S over coronation envoy choice
In Christiania, June 11, widespread feeling opposes sending the American minister to the coronation of King Haakon. Locals blame Washington for selecting Graves, arguing a different envoy would ease tensions and better serve U S interests while avoiding anti Independence sentiment.
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Sweden
Haakon
Christiania
Norway
Aves
Atry
Nor
European Trip Planned by John Burke of Joh Burke and Son
John Burke of Joh Burke and Son plans a European tour sailing Cunard LUCANIA on July 7 after leaving city on July 4. He will visit Ireland with his brothers in Mayo and Castlebar, then London and Paris to view fall fashions, spending most of his time on the pleasure tour.
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John Burke
Joh Burke & Son
Europe
Cunard
Lucania
Burke
Broad
Ireland
Patrick
Mayo
Michael Burke
Castlebar
County Mayo
Thomas J. Burke
Dublin
London
Paris
Water outage hits Hughesown as main break halts supply
A 70 inch water main break near Duryea Saturday evening cut off Hughesown's supply affecting residents. A horse drawn wagon carrying Avoca high school pupils was struck by a wagon accident on William Street, causing injuries and disruption amid the outage.
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Hughesown
Duryea
Hughestown
Orve
Liverymai Ferris
William Street
Avoca High School
No Love Lost Between Britain and United States
Bishop Henry C. Potter, returning aboard the Yeltie after Europe and Africa, said no love is lost between Britain and the United States. He noted a private British view of American graft fears, but affirmed that acute thinkers see Americans as tempted by gain, while insisting the friendship remains. He described Nile travel, Egypt’s crown jewel, and Arab mind changes as learned during the trip.
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New York
Great Britain
United States
Henry C. Potter
Yeltie
Europe
Bishop Potter
Liverpool
London
Bishop
America
Egypt
Nile
Cromer
Baseball results and standings from American and Eastern leagues
Baseball, results from the American League games with Chicago New York Philadelphia and others. Standings list New York St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Detroit with percentages. Eastern League standings include Rochester Newark Providence Toronto Baltimore Montreal and Toronto with July dates and scores.
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New York
Orth Kleinow
Philadelphia
Lan ‘Schreck
Jacoboon
Smith
St. Louie
Neveland
Inita'phia
Washton
Detroite
Ochester
Newark
Providence
Toronto
Jorney Cy
Baltimore
Ast Burtato
Mg Provence
Ah Newark
le Montreal
Es Rochester
Duryea cave damages road and water mains near Edsall store
A large cave along a back road near Edsall and Clauson store in Duryea opened Saturday evening, 26 to 49 feet deep, blocking the road and collapsing a 20 inch main and a 6 inch pipe of the Spring Brook Water Supply Co. The Edsall lot suffered major damage as water poured into newly formed holes, forcing detours through nearby fields toward Marcy cemetery. The cave, carved by earth settlements in the Lehigh valley, extends into vacant lots and amid ongoing cave activity threatens additional property.
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Duryea Norough Jong
Edsall & Clauson
Edsall
Spring Brook Water Supply Co
Ny Wats
Marcy Cemetery
Lehigh Valley
Anniversary of Rev Dr Parke in Pittston Church
The Pittston church marks the anniversary of Rev Dr Parke’s ministry with a 10 o clock sermon by Rev W H Sawtel and guest pastors including Me TA Rinker. The church choir led by James Bone will sing at both services. A reception for the Sunday school follows on Monday June 18 from 4 to 6 in the Sunday school room, hosted by the Ald society.
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Parke
Pittston
W. H. Sawtel
W. H. Sawtefle
TA. Rinker
Houghton
Thomts
Atherton
George Weir
James Bone
Church Sold After Bidding War At Courthouse Sale
The St. Mary's Potts Tone congregation church and parsonage near Plymouth were sold to a bidder after a dispute involving Rev Father Davidowski and Bishop Huder. Attorneys Trescott and Williams clashed over bids ending at 13,800 dollars with no bid beyond reach, mortgage limits set by Reading Co. and final transfer to Bishop Hudor.
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St. Mary's Potts
Plymouth
Father Davidowski
Tex
Haden
Atorney Rush “Trescott
Pather Davidowski
John H. Williams
Bishop
Huder
Atorney Trescott
Williams
Trescotts
Ate Horney
Willams
Trescott
Davidowski
Reading
Pac) T Just Co
Hudor
Murderer Tucker Is Still Alive
Charles T. Packer, condemned for a murder, was not executed this morning as planned. Facing possible death, he repented, was baptized into the Methodist Episcopal faith, and is expected to face the electric chair after midnight as dawn approaches. The baptism took place in the death house by Rev. Dr. Bishop and Chaplain Barnes.
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Boston
Charles T. Packer
Page
Tle
Siest
Tucker
Chile
Bishop
Barnes
Longworths Reach London For Extended Anglo Visit
The Longworths arrive in London after a pleasant Southampton voyage on the American line. They will stay at Dorchester House with the American ambassador and his wife, meeting officials and attending possible events including the Alhambra and a potential royal dinner. They plan a two week stay in England, then travel to Germany and France before returning for a final week and home on August 4.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Southampton
England
Longworth
Plymouth
Swalm
Ambassador Reid
Mise Reld
King Poward
Duke of Manchester
Kiel
Mim. Longworth
Gerany
France
Saluie
Vermont caucuses nominate Proctor son for governor
In Burlington Vermont on June 11 reports say Congressional caucuses show Vermont will return its present members. Fletcher D Proctor son of Senator Proctor is expected to be nominated for governor. A wreck in Cork Lane last Friday morning left a pile of coal scattered as cars were damaged. A hearing was set for this afternoon.
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Burlington
Vermont
Cork Lane
Fletcher D. Proctor
Statehood Bill Discussion Set for Senate Action
Washington report notes the statehood bill will be taken up in the United States Senate tomorrow as the juvenile justice issue shapes the legislative agenda.
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Washington
United States
Cork Lane Cave Damages House
The wetland area beyond the Lehigh Valley cutoff tracks on Cork Lane has begun undermining a plot held by Hillside Co. Officials deem the site unsafe. Last night Mrs. Margaret Bryden’s Norman Street property sank about three feet, lifting part of the yard and causing her house to shift. a small kitchen moved away from the main structure. The section beyond the tracks is expected to cave gradually as surface soil drains away from a vein about 18 feet below.
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Lehigh Valley
Hitside Co
Margaret Bryden
Norman Street
Hillside Co
Lightning Tears Through Nowak Home During Storm
A severe lightning strike last Saturday severely wrecked the Nowak residence on a Brown owned property. Four inside occupants escaped unharmed while the roof, chimney, and walls suffered extensive damage. The bolt tore the roof open, ripped a chimney free, burned and melted piping, and left the house scorched with widespread debris and melted patches along surfaces. Windows shattered and interior rooms tossed, the force traveled through the den then into an upper bedroom before dispersing. The family, Frank Nowak, and others on the street reported a chaotic, dangerous event with lingering heat and damage.
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Ing
Prank Nowak
Heath
Nowak
A. H. Brown
Aldoff
Express Wreck Near Red Bank Kills One, Injures Twenty-One
An Atlantic City express bound for New York jumped the track near Red Bank New Jersey. One person died and twenty-one were injured, many with minor injuries from flying glass. The dead and injured were in the smoker. the train left Falls while other cars remained on the track after the open switch caused the wreck.
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Red Bank
N. J
Atlantic City
New York
Yes
Jermyn Strike Persists as Negotiations Continue
The Jermyn mines strike remains unsettled with no resumption. Reports claim a contract exists, but Reverend Healey, district board member advising the negotiations led by Joseph Jermyn, states discussions continue until a satisfactory agreement is reached.
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Jermyn
Rendham
Pri
Smoot Case Report Acknowledges Mormon Church Influence
The Senate committee report concludes Ted Smoot lacks entitlements to a Senate seat. It details the First Presidency and twelve apostles of the LDS Church allegedly directing Utah politics and endorsing polygamy, creating church state fusion in violation of Utah and U.S. constitutions.
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Smoot
First Presidency
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day-Saints
Mormon Church
Utah
United States
New Senator Takes the Oath in Washington
Pinkney White, Maryland fresh senator, took the oath of office at today's opening session. Hundreds of citizens from his state witnessed the ceremony, and Mr. Rayner headed his escort in the event marking the day.
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New York
M.S. Jordan & Co
Minere Bank
Car
Erle Central Law
Mo Pacific Mex
Central N
Ain Bimetter
Nore & Wests
Out & West
Pennsylvania
Poo Gass
Rock Island
Paciflc
TC & el
Texas Pacific
Union Pacife
US Steel
UL S. Steel
Wabash SA
Washington
Pinkney White
Maryland
Rayner
Cole
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