Vatican Reply to Taft Due Next Thursday Night
Rome July 7 A cardinal committee informed Bishop O Gorman that it will reply to Judge Taft's propositions on religious affairs in the Philippine Islands by next Thursday night. The note will contain a contract with signed clauses. The cardinals demand continued Spanish friars and enough to teach Spanish in universities. Horace Higgins, Manila Dagupan Railway manager, arrived to consult with Taft.
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Vatican
Taft
Philippine Islands
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Philippines
Islands
Horace Higgins
Manila- Dagupan
Gardener Cravath? Hearing on Cruelty Charges In Manila
The inquiry into cruelty charges by Major Cornelius Gardener against American officers closed with Gardener declining to reveal evidence of militia hostility to civil authorities. The court martial of Captain James A. Ryan began defense as Judge Rhodes’s report was excluded. In Mindanao, Moros planned ambushes on a Lake Lanao pack train but were warned off. American forces dispersed them. General Chaffee advised restraint unless attacked.
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Manila
Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Gardener
James A. Ryan
Fifteenth Cavalry
Judge Rhodes
Rhodes
Captain Ryan
Jiminez
Mindanao
Masticul
Lake Lanca
Masseul
Bacolod
Chaffee
de W. Davis
Cholera Toll in Manila and Provinces Reported
Manila records fifty new cholera cases and thirty deaths yesterday. Provinces tally four new cases and sixty five deaths.
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Manila
Educators Convene on Indian Education Leading and Teaching Roles
More than 20 delegates arrive for a convention in Minneapolis to discuss Indian education. R D Shutt of Tulalip urged leaders to guide but not drive Indians and called for teaching farm work to both boys and girls. Miss Robertson dissented noting Indians’ women already bear heavy manual labor. Delegates anticipate further meetings with the National Council and the Indian Educational Association.
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R. D. Shutt
Tulalip
Wash
Minne
Educational Association
National Council
Education division honors and talks at national council
The inner circle council discussed taxation’s link to school maintenance and salary funding. Nathan Schaffer urged teaching tax policy with history and government, while A G Lane backed increased teacher salaries via state tax funds to sustain rural schools.
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Nathan Schaffer
Harrisurg
A. G. Lane
Istrict
Chicago
C. D. Gilbert
Rochester
N. Y
National Council
William T. Harris
United States
Indian Education Association
Plymouth Church
van Sant
J. W. Olsen
Minneapolis
H. B. Peas
Haskill Institute
Kansas City
E. T. McArthur
Sisseton
South Dakota
C. F. Pierin
Riggs Institute
Estelle Reel
Washington
D. C
McCowan
Mrs Nicholson Leads NAEs Open Session in Minneapolis
Miss Mary E Nicholson principal of the Indianapolis Normal School and first vice president of the National Educational Association presided over the opening session yesterday in Minneapolis in the president Dr Harper of the University of Chicago being absent.
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Indianapolis Normal School
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Dr. Harper
University of Chicago
National Graduate School of Agriculture Opens at State University
Columbus July 7 The National Graduate School of Agriculture opened at Ohio State University with fifty students from principal colleges. Three lectures were delivered by H P Arms H J Weber and H W Conn. A reception honored Secretary James Wilson who spoke at the inaugural exercises.
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National Graduate School of Agriculture
State University
H. P. Armsby
Pennsylvania State College
H. J. Weber
Ohio State University
H. W. Conn
Wesleyan
James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Cuban loan proposals face rejection as Havana bankers argue it unsustainable
The Havana bankers tell Secretary Montes that a 4 million dollar loan to aid Cuban sugar cane growers cannot be raised. He informs the Cabinet and notes two bids to supply funds, including one from a New York firm. Secretary Zaldo asks the U S minister Squires to seek removal of American stores from Trisconia Wharf to free harbor storage space.
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Cuba
Senor Montes
New York
Senor Zaldo
Justice
United States
Squires
Washington
Trisconia
Cheyenne Indians protest Sun Dance ban near Calumet
In Canadian county near Calumet two thousand Cheyenne Indians held a council of war after Major Stouch, Indian agent, barred the tortures tied to their sun dance. Whites are frightened as the War Department is informed. This marks the first government action to stop Cheyenne sun dances.
Buy it for it is a wine of exquisite bouquet
Advertisement touts Cook's Imperial Extra Champagne as far superior to any other wine, claiming refined bouquet and exceptional quality.
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Cook
Moody Orders New York Yard To Build Battle Ship
Secretary Moody after consultation with bureau chiefs orders construction of a battleship at the New York Navy Yard. Reasons cited include Boston and Norfolk delays and higher costs. Plans start immediately with keel plates laid in about eight months. Navy plans a reduced Asiatic station force and moves to shift flag commanders to other duties. Also notes Cuban civil service adjustments and Havana coal station abandonment alongside inquiries into sugar import payments in New York.
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Moody
New York Navy Yard
New York
Norfolk
Boston
Boston Yard
Navy Yard
Virginia
Navy Department
Asiatic
East
Philippine
Rogers
Asiatic Waters
Evans
Wilde
United States
Triscornia
Havana
Cuba
Treasury Order Extends New York Privileges to Chicago
Treasury Officials issue an order granting Chicago the same privilege as New York for deposits in the sub treasury to pay in New Orleans on telegraphic notice. The aim is to speed cotton transactions and bypass delays of standard payment methods.
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Treasury
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Treasury officials dismiss Indiana check mystery
Washington officials shrug at missing 635000 Indiana check saying it will appear soon from a New York bank. They report no word from Governor Durbin and show little concern. Separately, J Knox Taylor authorizes use of a ten inch water pipe for the Indianapolis post office project. J H Craft of Terre Haute stopping at the New Willard Hotel.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
Treasury Department
Journal
O. K
New York
Durbin
Aoe
J. Knox Taylor
John Peirce
Indianapolis
J. H. Craft
Terre Haute
New Willard Hotel
Castro's forces Routed as Barca Surrounded Amid Venezuelan Conflict
Willemstad July 7 Venezuelan President Castro left Caracas for Laguayra with 500 veteran troops and General Ferrer to reorganize around Barcelona and press the offensive. Gen Modesto Castro's 3,000 troops were reportedly routed July 3 near Aragus, surrendering ammunition and equipment as revolutionaries under General Rolando besieged Barcelona.
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Caracao
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Valencia
Laguayra
General Ferrer
Ossun
Guanta
Barcelona
Seferino Castillo
Modesto Castro
Aragus
Revolutionary Army
Rolando
Revolutionary
Castro to personally lead Venezuelan troops in Caracas crisis
The State Department received a cable from U S Minister Bowen in Caracas stating President Castro will personally command the Venezuelan army in the field with Vice President Gomez taking charge of the government. Diplomats split on the outcome with some fearing a forlorn hope and others hopeful Castro will repel the revolutionary attack as in the past.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Bowen
Caracas
Castro
Gomez
Valencia
Quiet mine region turmoil reported by Ossenton
Ossenton describes a reign of terror in the mining district with federal officers enforcing injunctions as armed guards. He says Deputy Marshal Cunningham guards operators, serving injunctions and arresting locals, while Marshal Thompson limits Cunningham to injunctions. Fayette county constables arrest Cunningham on affray. Cunningham responds by arresting the constable and sending him to the U.S. commissioner.
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Mountain Lake Park
Ossenton
Atkinson
Thompson
Cunningham
Fayette County
Justice's Court
United States
Ultimatum to Miners from Bay City Operators
Mining operators of Michigan in Bay City issued an ultimatum to miners via President Williams. Propositions from the Saginaw meeting must be accepted by July 12 or be withdrawn. Miners had deferred action until after the national convention, a move the operators call bad faith.
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Stephen Rand
Navy
Navy Department
Rand
Lawrence G. Boggs
Bay City
Mich
Michigan
Williams
Saginaw
Mine Workers Leader Attacks Courts in Clarksburg
W B Wilson secretary treasurer of United Mine Workers addressed 1500 people in the opera house in Clarksburg West Virginia tonight, censuring Federal and state courts for injunctions. He warned injunctions may flourish briefly but will be reversed by higher courts.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Opera House
Ames Pleads for Mercy as Jury Deliberates Bribery Case
Minneapolis July 7. After defense plea for mercy and a dramatic family scene, the bribery case of Police Superintendent Ames went to the jury. The panel reported no verdict after two hours and the court postponed reporting until tomorrow morning amid controversy over responsibility for the force. In Lansing, Michigan, July 7, Henderson-Ames Company officials face perjury charges as adjournment extends to July 21 due to absence of a key attorney. In St. Louis Julius Lehmann, ex member of the House of Delegates, is sentenced to two years for perjury connected to franchise bribery, with a new-trial motion denied and appeal planned with $10,000 bond.
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Council For
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Simpson
Een
Lansing, Mich
Hunter
J. W. Woodworth
H. H. Kauffer
S. N. Bickerstaff
Henderson-Ames Company
Kalamazoo
ST. Louis
Julius Lehmann
House of Delegates
Ryan
Lehmann
Supreme Court
Crownings and diplomacy mix in empire era report
Report covers a Cape constitutionalism banquet with Sir John Gordon Sprigg and Mr. Barton praising empire unity and pacification progress. Also notes US Minister Leishman party in Constantinople with audience to the Sultan and gifts including orders of Nichan-I-Chefaqat to his wife and daughters.
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John Gordon Sprigg
Cape
Barton
Cape Colony
Constantinople
John G. A. Leishman
United States
Turkey
Oil giants sign pact to divide British market
Berlin dispatch reports Standard Oil of New Jersey and Russian Oil Company have signed a contract giving two thirds of Britain to Standard and one third to Russian firm. Similar pacts with other nations are said to be in progress, with Germany potentially partitioned.
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Boersen Halles
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
Standard Oil Company
Russian Oil Company
Standard
Germany
Riots In Orte During Rome Municipal Elections
A Rome dispatch reports Socialist riots at Orte on the Tiber during municipal elections. Polling places were wrecked, several policemen stabbed, and troops fired on the mob. Over forty wounded, about half of them carbineers.
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Rome
Orte
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Evictions Protest as Sheriff Enforces Writs at De Freyne Estates
In Lough Lynn Roscommon county today the sheriff and a large police contingent enforce writs against tenants in arrears. Some settlements were arranged while others were evicted before sullen crowds. No disorder occurred.
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Dublin
Lord de Freyne
Lough Lynn
Roscommon County
Bullet-Proof Shield Tested in Rome with Officials Present
The Belenditti shield was successfully tested at Villa D Oria in Rome today in the presence of War Minister Gen Count Di San Martino Maj John P Porter US Army Judge Advocate General Judge James F Smith Supreme Court Philippines and Capt Lewis H Stretcher of the Twenty second Infantry.
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Signor Beneditti
Villa D’oria
Count di San Martino
John P. Porter
Judge Advocate General's Department
James F. Smith
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Lewis H. Stretcher
Morgan Sees Berlin Palaces and Museums on Visit
J Pierpont Morgan toured Berlin during a brief stay, skipping financial figures. He visited palaces and museums, and before leaving for Paris sent Emperor William a telegram thanking him for courtesy and access to royal collections.
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Berlin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Frithjof Sails Toward Franz Josef Land After Arctic Call
Christiania July 7 The relief steamer Frithjof carrying expedition secretary W S Champ and Dr G Sharkley departed Tromsoe July 1, stopped at Vardoe Finmark, and sailed last night from Vardoe toward Franz Josef Land on the relief mission.
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Norway
Baldwin-Ziegler
Frithjof
W. S. Champ
Dr. G. Sharkley
Tromsoe
Vardoe
Talk of Mascagni Losing Rossini Lyceum Post
Reports say Mascagni may be deprived of the Rossini Lyceum directorship over his plan to tour the United States. The post is Italy’s top musical position, but it pays about $2,400 per year.
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Rome
Mascagni
Rossini Lyceum
United States
Italy
St Andrews to Honor Carnegie and Lords Elgin Balfour
London July 7 The municipality of St Andrews Scotland will on July 18 bestow the freedom of the city on Andrew Carnegie and on Lord Elgin and Lord Bal four of Burleigh trustees of the Carnegie University fund.
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London
St. Andrews
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Lord Elgin
Lord Balfour of Burleigh
Carnegie University Fund
Morrison murder retrial motion heard in county court
Eldorado July 7 The County Court heard arguments on Jessie Morrison's motion for a new trial after a June 28 conviction for second degree murder in the killing of Mrs. Olin Castle. Adjournment was taken until tomorrow. if overruled, sentence likely to be pronounced at once.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Vanderbilt Gift to Sheffield Scientific School
New Haven Conn July 71 A gift from Frederick W Vanderbilt of New York to the Sheffield Scientific School supports its programs and facilities as part of a philanthropic contribution.
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NEW_ HAVEN, Conn
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
New York
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale Gift to Enlarge Scientific School and Land Gift
Prof R A Chittenden announces Yale University expansion funded by Mr Vanderbilt a 1876 graduate. The donation includes land bounded by Wall Temple College and Grove streets and a dormitory building to be erected with an estimated value of about 500000 dollars by real estate men.
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R. A. Chittenden
Vanderbilt
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Grove Streets
Fire at Masonic Temple in Louisville causes major damage
Fire swept the Masonic Temple at Fourth and Jefferson in Louisville, starting near the theater. Loss estimated at 50,000 with the heaviest damage to stores below and to water damage. The origin was not determined.
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Louisville
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Smith & Son, Hatters
Rodgers & Krull, Jewelers
Buck Bros.’ Shoe Company
Fire destroys five story building and injures fireman
A July 7 blaze at 590 Broad way near Prince street in New York destroyed the top three floors of a five story building. A fireman fell from a ladder, badly injured, and was hospitalized. The occupants included L Wolff leather goods and Oppenheimer Ginsberg hats. In Guthrie Oklahoma a separate Woods county fire at Whitehorse trading post destroyed the town with an estimated loss of 100000 and fatally burned farmer Aillips.
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Broadway
Prince Street
L. Wolff
Oppenheimer & Ginsberg
Guthrie
Whitehorse
Woods County
Aillips
William Clark thread magnate dies in England
Newark obituary reports William Clark, noted thread manufacturer and one of the world’s largest producers, died in England. Born Paisley Scotland in 1841, he came to the United States in 1864 with his brother George and started small cotton thread works along the Passaic River. His enterprise grew into vast facilities with Paisley and Passaic operations. his second wife and four children survive him.
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N. J
William Clark
England
Clark
Paisley
Scotland
George
Passaic River
Passaic
Reverend George J. Johnson Dies After Fifty Nine Years of Missionary Work
The Rev George J Johnson, aged 78, a Baptist missionary for 59 years, died in St Louis. He served as district secretary for the American Baptist Publication Society for the West and later as missionary secretary for the United States, dedicating years to traveling missions across the country.
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ST. Louis
George J. Johnson
American Baptist Publication Society
West
United States
Death of Dr George E Tyler Health Board Secretary
Denver July 7 Dr George E Tyler secretary of the State Board of Health died tonight of typhoid pneumonia He was a son in law of United States Senator Henry M Teller and the senator left Washington for home before adjournment of Congress because of the illness
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Denver
George E. Tyler
State Board of Health
Tyler
United States
Henry M. Teller
Leff Washington
Congress
Riot Over Offices In San Jose City Hall
San Jose July 7 mayor Martin and City Clerk Cottle served notice on mayor-elect Worswick and others that May 1902 election was legal and void. Worswick declared himself legally elected and ordered Haley to eject Morgan and Cottle from the council room amid a chaotic scene with officers removing them as the crowd cheered.
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San Jose
Cal
Martin
Cottle
Worswick
Bellont
Hubbard
Murray
Matthews
Haley
Morgan
Anti fusion Wins In Populist State Committee
TOPEKA Kans July 7 The anti fusion element of the Populist party won the organization of a state central committee tonight W J Babb of Wichita was chosen chairman John Curran secretary and A H Harvey treasurer The Oppues convention had declared in favor of fusion.
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Topeka
Kan
W. J. Babb
Wichita
John Curran
A. H. Harvey
Lowe Coke and Gas Securities Co Granted Delaware Cooperation
The Lowe Coke and Gas Securities Company of New York received a certificate of cooperation in Dover Delaware on July 7. The firm plans to manufacture coke and coal gas with a capital of 30000 dollars.
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Dover. del
Lowe Coke and Gas Securities Company
New York
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