Impertinence Clash Over German Wages Row
Washington June 4 Senator Aldrich and Senator Stone clashed in the senate over German wage statements and attempts to influence tariff laws. Aldrich said no German government blame, only German manufacturers, and Stone denounced the remark as impertinent. President Taft named William R Hart assistant attorney general to succeed Cooley. June 5 the Senate adopted La Follette’s resolution requesting state department German wage correspondence.
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Congress
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United States
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Shade Island
Washington
Taft
William R. Hart
District of Columbia
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la Fatlette
Conata
Leton Bette
Steamer Crash at Mandeville Wharf Tragedy
Seventeen people drown when the excursion steamer Margaret collides with a fragile wharf at Mandeville Louisiana. All victims from New Orleans crowded the dock as the wharf collapses and the vessel pulls away dumping passengers into eight feet of water. Ten bodies recovered with seven more missing.
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New Orleans
Cholera Outbreak Hits St Petersburg
Cholera deaths in St Petersburg rise as authorities repeat weak measures. Neva river water, the city supply, shows bacilli contamination. Physicians forecast a severe epidemic with Europe potentially affected. About 1,500 cases reported.
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Will of H A Chauchard Bequeaths Louvre Collection
The Paris merchant H A Chauchard who died last Friday leaves his entire art collection to the National Louvre Museum valued at four million dollars. He also bequeaths substantial sums to his store employer, the poor of Paris, and various philanthropies. Notable legacies include two million to George Leygues and four hundred thousand to Gaston Calmette of Le Figaro.
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Magistne de Louvre
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Chauchard
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Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Youth Charged in $92 000 Extortion Plot In St Louis
A nineteen year old, Jesse Felchlin, is charged after four decoy letters were mailed to Mrs. Virginia B. Wright a prominent St Louis society figure. He allegedly demanded $5000 in four installments with threats of death to a loved one for nonpayment. The case highlights a staged extortion attempt in June.
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Virginia
B. Wright
Aifelong
Falchlin
Madame Stoessel in Trouble Over Port Arthur Funds
Alleged shortage uncovered in Port Arthur Benevolent Society funds during a June investigation. Under Madame Stoessel, the society showed a deficit of 7600 dollars. The matter was to be referred to the local prosecutor. Madame Stoessel is wife of General Stoessel who commanded Russian forces at Port Arthur during the capitulation to Japan.
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Petersburg
Port Arthur
Banker Petally Injured in Elevator Accident
Albert Lea Minn June 8 Charles Both a prominent city leader and president of the Freedom County State Bank lies in a hospital at the point of death after an accident in an elevator at a packing plant where he is a leading stockholder and promoter. He has other commercial interests locally.
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Minn
Charles Both
Freedom County State Bank
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