Leaders of Alleged Lumber Trust Parade Leaders
In Springfield on July 4 Charles P. Chase and Ernest Newton Bagg wore prison uniforms on a float titled Local Members of the Alleged Lumber Trust Getting Free Board. Chase leads the Springfield Board of Trade and a major lumber firm. Bagg is linked to the suit against the trust.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Charles P. Chase
Ernest Newton Bagg
Lumber Trust
Lumber ‘Trust
Chase
Bagg
Springfield Board of Trade
Massachusetts Retail Dealers’ Association
Wickersham
Secretarial figure named in Massachusetts Dealers Bill of Complaint
The bill of complaint names the secretary of the Massachusetts Dealers' association as a key cited figure. The document identifies the official in relation to the case, underscoring the association's leadership role in the matter.
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Massachusetts Dealers’ Association
Chinese Celebrate Fourth in Chicago Chinatown Firework Display
Chinatown in Chicago held a Fourth of July celebration with hundreds of firecrackers along Clark Street. Chinese residents showed enthusiasm comparable to Americans, marking the holiday with a festive display.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chinatown
Clark Street
Miss Julia Marlowe Withdraws From Stage Due to Heat
Made ill by the intense heat, Miss Julia Marlowe has been prevented by her physicians from continuing her week's engagement in Shakespearean repertory, which has been cancelled. Her condition is not alarming but will keep her from appearing on the stage during the summer. Behles & Boelhauwe, architects, 228 West Commerce Street.
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Associated Press
New York
Julia Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
WILLEMAIN TO KEEP OFFICE OPEN FOR POLL TAX RECEIPTS
J E Webb of the Anti Prohibition party urges San Antonio voters to obtain a new poll tax receipt dated June 1 1910 to May 1 1911 for the prohibition election on July 22. City Collector C Villemann agrees and will keep the office open daily until July 21 to issue receipts as needed. Only 58 had qualified for the upcoming election, out of 17200 eligible.
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San Antonio
J. E. Webb
Anti
C. Villemann
Webb
T. H. Ridgway
Bexar County Prohibition Association
Willemain
Outlook Bright for Democratic Party Says Gore
United States Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma, while en route to Lebanon Kentucky, expressed optimism for the Democrats in 12 saying they only need to organize the house and senate and win the presidency. He predicted Woodrow Wilson as the likely nominee and noted bipartisan support for pro reciprocity measures with broad GOP backing.
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Louisville
Lebanon
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Katy Railroad Commission Inspection Planned in Texas
Railroad Commissioner Wortham expects to leave next week on a tour of the Katy system in Texas. The visit follows promises of several million dollars in betterments for the Katy rail line, with a focus on ensuring Texas expenditures occur as stated. If conditions align with representations, the commission will push for Texas spending.
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Austin
Tex
Wortham
Katy
Texas
Ktaty
Railroad Commission
Commission
Earle Claims Roosevelt Avoided Sugar Trust Action
George H. Earle Jr. told the Hardwick committee in Washington he urged President Roosevelt to prosecute the American Sugar Refining Co. for conspiracy against the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co. and Adolph Segal. He said Roosevelt praised big game then refused to act, aligning with Attorney General Bonaparte and backing away from the Knight case.
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George H. Earle Jr
Philadelphia
Hardwick Committee
Washington
Roosevelt
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Adolph Segal
Bonaparte
People
Knight
Pennsylvania
Well Known Critic and Writer Franklin Fyles Dies
Franklin Fyles longtime dramatic editor and critic of the New York Sun died at his home in New York City of heart disease aged sixty four. Born in Troy New York he began as a boy in local newspapers and joined the Sun at twenty plus years later becoming its leading dramatic critic. He authored several short story volumes and plays including The Girl I Left Behind Me with David Belasco Cumberland 61 and The Governor of Kentucky.
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Associated Press
New York
Franklin Fyles
New York Sun
Troy
N. Y
the Sun
Mr. Winter
Fyles
David Belasco
Paris Women Dress Mad, Says Milliner
New York July 5 Charles C Kurman a New York milliner says Parisian women are dress mad and compete to wear the newest gowns. He notes eleven daily dress events with average gown costs around 250 dollars and a craze for fringes on outfits and accessories.
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New York
Paris
Charles C. Kurman
Bois du Boulogne
Avenue de Acacias
Chateau Madrid
Pro Catelain
Armoneville
Controversy Over Sabine River Island Reopened
A dispute between Texas and Louisiana over the Sabine River island near Orange, about 36 000 acres, is to be reheard after Interior Department reversal of a land grant ruling. Texas hopes to win as new expert data from an Orange engineer will be presented to the attorney general’s office.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Sabine River
Orange
Attorney General’s Department
Church doctrine is wrong says Rev Boyer in Massachusetts
Cambridge July 6 The pastor Rev F B Boyer of New Bedford asserts the church proclaims liberty equality and fraternity but calls it a lie He says churches still preach Christian commonwealth formulas yet fail to practice them and workers demand a God who acts today not yesterday as doubt grows about God's goodness and existence.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
F. B. Boyer
New Bedford
New England Conference
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Church of Christ
Mammon
Lockhart Teachers Elected
Lockhart Tex July 5 C Spencer superintendent of city schools announces the following teachers elected: C Smith principal of the high school J A Barnes Sarah Baker Hermia P Burns B B Brown Jessie Butts Erna Tietse Carolyn M Clark Ruby Keese Sallye Mae McCausland Bessie Smith Leona Dodd Annie Polk Zula Powell Mrs Naoma Lipscomb The financial condition of the board is good.
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Lockhart
Tex
C. Spencer
Smith
J. A. Barnes
Sarah Baker
Hermia P. Burns
B. B. Brown
Jessie Butts
Erna Tietse
Carolyn M. Clark
Ruby Keese
Sallye Mae McCausland
Bessie Smith
Leona Dodd
Annie Polk
Zula Powell
Naoma Lipscomb
Silk Dyer Jacob Weidmann Dies at 60 in Heat
Jacob Weidmann a famed American silk dyer dies at his Paterson home from heart trouble worsened by recent extreme heat. He age 60 and built what was described as the world's largest silk dyeing plant, retiring a year ago and selling to a syndicate of French dyers. He leaves an estimated fortune of 10 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Jacob Weidmann
Weidmann
Cotton Outlook Bright as Weevil Absence Reported
Weimar Texas July 5 cotton growth accelerates with a improving outlook and little complaint about the boll weevil, suggesting healthy progress for the crop.
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Weimar
Tex
Baptist Encampment Day Opens Prohibition Rally
Sutherland Springs hosted the Baptist encampment and Fourth celebration drawing over 1500 residents from Wilson County and San Antonio. Comptroller W. P. Lane spoke in support of statewide prohibition.
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Sutherland Springs
Wilson County
San Antonio
W. P. Lane
Band Leader Dies of Heat Prostration in Hinsdale
C. Frederick Kellogg a Chicago band leader prominent in local musical circles collapsed and died from heat prostration during a Fourth of July observance in Hinsdale. Kellogg died while his band played The Star Spangled Banner.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
C. Frederick Kellogg
Hinsdale
Yoakum Doctor Injured in New York Street Car Crash
A report from Yoakum Texas states Dr FE H Schwab, a leading local physician, was injured in a New York street car wreck. He fractured two ribs and wrenched both wrists while taking lectures in the city.
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Yoakum PD
Yoakum
Tex
FE. H. Schwab
New York
Taylor Fair Opens Amid Decorations And Races
Taylor Texas hosts its thirtieth annual fair with flags bunting and electric lights. Harness races baseball games featuring Taylor Georgetown and Granger teams wrestling auto and motorcycle races on the program drawing a large attendance.
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Taylor
Tex
Georgetown
Granger
Family held after trolley car dispute in Long Island City
A row on a trolley car in Long Island City led to the arrest of the Drew family Wm Drew 45 his wife Margaret 47 and their three sons Jeremiah 18 William Jr 20 and Ratrieck 24 plus a young woman. The conductor says the head of the family did not pay two fares due. An inspector boarded at the barns and Drew paid before the inspector left.
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New York
Long Island City
Wm. Drew
Margaret
Jeremiah
William Jr
Ratrieck Drew
Drew
Drew Knocked Hatward, Hair Pulled in Car Scuffle
Six police officers boarded the car as a general mixup sparked arrests after a confrontation where Drew was struck and his hat displaced.
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Drew
Claimed She Cut Man Victim in San Saba Street Assault
Victor Alaman and Amelia Esperza appeared in police court charged with an affray after Felix Gonzales testified that last Monday night on San Saba Street he was attacked with a knife. Gonzales claimed the man wielded the blade while he said the woman inflicted the throat wound. Both defendants could not explain their actions and Judge Buckley fined each $25.
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Victor Alaman
Amelia Esperza
Felix Gonzales
San Saba Street
Genzles
Buckley
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