Roosevelt Declares No U S Right to Interfere in California Schools
Washington dispatch outlines Roosevelt's view that the United States cannot enter disputes over California's public school system with Japan or any foreign government. It notes a federal suit may test Japanese rights in California and that Congress will hear special messages on Puerto Rico and Panama in December.
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Washington
Preglaen Roosevelt
San Francisco
California
House
Tinonevelt
Congress
Porto Rico
Panama
Texan Representative Slayden Pushes Army Negro Enlistment Bill
Washington December 5 Representative Slayden of Texas introduced a bill to bar men of Negro descent from the United States Army after June 30 1907 and to enlist no Negro or person of Negro descent in the army The representative argues the measure will purge the army of a dangerous element and cites race hostility as proof while noting the president has offered to furnish papers on Negro battalions for congressional review.
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Washington
Slayden
Texas
United States
Army of the
Buncombe
Congress of the
Indiana
Congress
Senate
President's Message Stirred Comment and Debate in Congress
CHAMP CLARK notes the reactions to the president's message as members of both houses show mixed feelings. Democrats praise the inheritance and income tax stance while some lawmakers attack portions as misused funds. The Japanese question garners serious discussion amid applause and partisan responses. Speaker Cannon recognizes defeated party members as the session proceeds with notable tension.
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Wardinston
Glurk
Missouri
New Woman in Industry Implicates Brooklyn Burglar Partner
Mary Brown, 40, linked to Westchester burglaries with accomplice Maury Brown. Concealed on Josephi J White's Pelham Heights porch, she aided $5,000 powder thefts across Weatherheater County and wealthy Lang towns. She pleads clemency but won't name her gentleman thief. Held for Friday exam. Justice Karbuck presides.
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New York
Josephi J. White
Pelham Heights
Maury, Brown
Weatheater County
Brooklyn
Lang
Télind
Mary Brown
Karbuck
Michigan road charters spark three major lawsuits
Lansing guardians prepare to sue in state court over a $6,000,000 claim by Michigan Central for charter repeal, tax disputes dating before 1893, and a statewide suit against Detroit Gas, and M and Co. The 20 year old Supreme Court ruling on the D.G. H and M line shapes the case as prosecutors seek to confine the original charter to Dutrait to Pontiac.
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Lansing
Mich
Bird
Michigan Central
Supreme Court
McGovern Insanity Action After Night Encounter in Brooklyn
Terence McGovern, who rematched tonight Yours Corbett in Baltimore in January, was taken to Kings County Hospital Brooklyn for examination as to sanity. He arrived from Washington with wife and stepfather, acted peculiarly at home frightening Mrs McGovern, then attacked ash barrels, chased drivers with a stick, and was arrested for police to examine.
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New York
Terence McGoverni
Corbett
Baltimore
Jeruary
King’s Cunty Hospital
Brooklyn
Joseph Kenny
McGovern
Washington
Pittsburgh Rail Scandal Suffers Major Arrests and Contempt
Milholland, a railroad engineer, faces charges of conspiracy to defraud and warrants issued for Joseph Flaherty and H. T. Bostaph. President Cameron indicted for refusing to testify. Hearing adjourned amid contempt of court. District Attorney says Cameron will be tried in quarter sessions. a council investigation committee to be appointed. Two men remain missing.
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Pittsburg
Fot
Milholland
Eigit
Joseph Flaherty
H. T. Bostaph
Alctmont
Camtran
Commo Council
Ian William A. Martin
Pittaburg and
Tube City Railroad
Pitteburg
Benacitlonal
Milhalland
Ditteburg and
Cameron
Brady
Martin
Conracl
Stewart
Sessions Court
Flaherty
Bostaph
Indiana charges Big Four over car embargo in Terre Haute
State Attorney General Miller filed against the Big Four for blocking sidetracks and delaying coal deliveries at Terre Haute. The action claims the railroad refused thousands of tons from Evansville and Indianapolis roads, while lifting its embargo on a key coal line.
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Terre Haute
Evansville
Indianapolis
Early 1900s Rail Bandit Attack At Santa Fe Train
A wounded passenger, Charles J. Greets, and a bandit known as Ward were involved in a train robbery near Lawrence Kansas. Ward was shot twice, the robber fled, and passenger Wand remained in Topeka hospital. The bandit seized a coat from George T. Nicholson and escaped with a hat. Green, aged about 82, refuses to speak as officers investigate.
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Kameas
Charles J. Greets
Colorado
Lawrence
Ken
Ward
Purcell
Pansehiger
Sante Fe
Yolldsy
Kan
Tian
Court upholds trust ruling against Continental Wall Paper Co
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed a district court ruling against Continental Wall Paper Co seeking 857000 from Louis Voight and Bona of Cincinnati. The court found evidence showing Voight and Bona were deceived by a trust front that forced them to buy all goods from the trust, but the appellate panel concluded the trust did not merit aid from the court.
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United States Code of Appeals
Continental Wall Paper Co
Goss
United States
Court of Appeals
Continental Wall Paper Company
Coourt
Cincinnati
Voight
Bons
Butchers Rally For Kosher Prices In Harlem
A protective association leader urged a boycott of Harlem kosher butchers to resist packer price pressures. Police guarded the scene as 600 attendees debated actions to keep kosher meat affordable. Separate Brooklyn tragedy reports a broker found shot dead at Sixth Street after a gun misfire during a home search incident.
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E Aing
Dboyentt
Harlém
Butchere’ “Protective -Association
Thade
Hariem Koeher
Rintry
New York
Charles B
Weeks
Brooklyn
Murder verdict in Ches ter Gillette case at Hergmer NY
The jury found Chester Gillette guilty of first degree murder in the death of Grace Brown at Big Moose New York on July 14. Other items note a range of 19th century events including church denials, new Spain ministry, arrivals in New York from Caracas, deaths in Philadelphia and Pittston, mine explosions in Bluefield, wage rise for Reading transit workers, health of the shah of Yerela, heavy Panama rain, and a suicide note by Genevieve Benedict, 16, in Bath Maine.
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Hergmer
N. Y
Grace Brown
Big Moose
Jake, N. Y
Alfred Small
Pittston
Pocahontay
Bluefield
United Traction Company
Reading
Shah of
Yerela
Colon
Panama
Carnegie Lake Gift at Princeton University Opens
Andrew Carnegie presented a lake to Princeton University described as three and a half miles long with a 400 foot width at the shore and extending along the basin between a canyon path and a hill. The donation included a dam, and the ceremony featured an academic procession and a formal address by Carnegie. President Woodrow Wilson accepted the gift after a luncheon with Carnegie.
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Princeton
N. O
Andrew
Carnegie
Princeton University
Teddy
Sudrew Carreghe
Brook
Millstone
Old Nassat
Alexander Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Watered Town Lake Scheme and Train Boost for Princeton
The article recalls Carnegie's interest in creating a lake for Princeton, aiming to enhance aquatic sports and town appeal. It notes a planned broad lake drive from Washington Street past Harrison Street to the Aqueduct Meadow, the steel and concrete bridges, and the potential for intercollegiate heats. It also reports other events including a coal sale near Cleveland and local court incidents, forming a snapshot of 1910s regional happenings.
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Carnegie
Grover Cleveland
Howard Russell
Butler
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College Town
Futtle
Carmegie
Washington Street
Harrison Street
Aqueduct Meadow
Kingston
NASA
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