Leader Quinlan Sentenced for Riot Incitement in Paterson
Patrick Quinlan a leader of the Industrial Orders of the World was sentenced to state prison for two to seven years and fined 500 dollars after being convicted of inciting riot among striking silk mill workers. The Flynn case against Elizabeth Gurley Flynn remained with no verdict at noon.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Patrick Uinlan
Industrial Orders of
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Hay's Hair Health promises grey to color in weeks
Bright ad urges women to try Hay's Hair Health to restore hair color and vitality. It claims quick results, gloss, and life, with a fifty cent bottle offer plus soap, and lists local druggists and stores for redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Mann Bros
VES. Bauer
Sutton Bros
ROE Drug CO
J. T. Hawkins & Son
Nine Balloons Sail on Fourth at Kansas City
Nine balloonists will rise from aviation field in Kansas City for the July 4 contest to decide three representatives for America in the James Gordon Bennett trophy races in France. Weather forecaster P Connor notes a steady upper wind from the north and east toward Iowa and the Great Lakes while pilots must climb high to dodge erratic currents over the region.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
America
France
P. Connor
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Canada
Bulgarians, Servians clash in Istip region losses rise
Belgrade reports heavy battle across Istip and Guevgheli with casualties in the thousands. Servians press to advance after capturing Istip, while Bulgarians retreat from fortified positions leaving many officers dead or wounded. Greek forces are nearby as Bulgarians face a two-front risk. Unconfirmed reports mention further fighting around Dermak and Petrishino.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Army
Istip
Ovtchepolye
Kotchana
Strumitz
Guevgheli
Gulf of Orfani
Ovetchepolye
Dermak
Petrish
Dr Kines New Life Pills Proclaimed King of Laxatives
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York touts Dr Kine s New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives. He says they bless his family and he keeps a box at home. Price 25 cents. Recommended by Van Antner Drug Corp. Ty adv.
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Dr. Kine
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
van Antner Drug Corp
Ty Adv
M Graw and Brennan Suspended for Five Days
President Lynch of the National League suspended John J. McGraw manager of the New York Giants and Brennan pitcher of the Philadelphia club for five days after a fistfight following a game in Philadelphia last Monday. Brennan fined $100 for violation of rules by engaging in personal altercations.
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New York
Lynch
National League
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Brennan
Philadelphia
Traveling Man Recommends Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
An elderly commercial traveler, Charles W. Gittleman of Brooklyn, touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicinal tonic since 1906. He credits it with aiding pneumonia and colds, notes government medicine taxation during the Spanish-American War, and urges readers to buy sealed bottles for $1 or request free medical guidance and recipes.
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Chas. W. Gittleman
Charles _W. Gittleman
Gates Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Duffy
Rottenness in Congress Exposed in Testimony
Edward Lauterbach of New York did not attend as the senate lobby committee continued hearings on Lamar and congressional investigations. Henry B. Martin described the anti trust league’s leadership, funding, and ties to major trusts, claiming influence over armor plate contracts and ship building while naming several corporate figures and lawyers. The panel pressed for details on who funded and directed lobbying efforts and adjourned for a 4:30 p.m. recess.
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Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
New York
David Lamar
Senate Lobby Committee
Henry B. Martin
Anti-Trust League
Wage
Lamar
United States Corporation
Martie Stanley
Kentucky
Martin
M. L. Lockwood
Oklahoma
Cotter T. Bride
Herman Schulters
Washington
League
Monett
Ohio
Lockwood
Schulters
Minnett
Biride
W. B. Fleming
Secretary of the Navy
Railroad Trust
Coal Trust
Steel’ S Trust
Harvester Trust
Elevator Trust
Congress
Armor Trust
Money Trust
Steel Trust
Cun
Ableyce Soluion Bbr Mrol
Edward Lamerbach
Morgan Firm
Cummins
House
Stanley
Rooney Trust
Lovett
Union Pacific Board
Paul D. Cravath
Department of Justice
Union Pacific
McReynolds
Department
Dickey
Carnegie Steel Company
Johnson
Bethelhem Steel Company
Petrie
Midvale Steel Company
Navy League
J. P Morgan, Jr
Herbert Satterlee
Morgan and Company
United States
Union of States Cemented Amid Gettysburg Reunion
A Gettysburg reunion speech emphasizes lasting unity with the United States and the flag. Veterans praise reconciliation, recall Confederacy service, and celebrate shared loyalty, federal law, and national symbols as leaders urge broader brotherhood across regions.
Condition of Banks at Time of Last Call
Reports to the comptroller of the currency show June 4 bank conditions with loans down 35 million, deposits down 15 million, but cash up nearly 26 million since April 4. Total resources at 11.09 billion reflect declines and year over year gains amid regional variations in the southern states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Comptroller
Planning for bout between the victors in San Francisco
The Rivers Ritchie winner in San Francisco will defend his lightweight title here on Labor Day. Promoters offer extraordinary inducements to the champion to box the winner of the Anderson Cross bout.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Rivers-Ritchie
San Francisco
Tomorow
Labor Day
Light overload risks eye health says medical meeting
Chicago July 3 doctors warned that excessive light harms eye health as office workers use too much illumination. Speakers urged early eye exams for children and cautioned clerks and bookkeepers about burning out their eyes with bright lighting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
C. G
the American Homeopathic
H. D. Schenk
Brooklyn
Finger Printing Drive Targets Professional Booze Drinkers
In New York on July 3, police courts began a mass finger printing plan for those convicted of intoxication. The system aims to separate professional drinkers from amateurs, with professional status leading to workhouse time on Blackwell's Island and access to a city home for the inebriates once built.
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Associated Press
New York
Blackwell's Island
Waterfront Ship Movements at Mobile Harbor This Week
Several vessels scheduled to dock and load at Mobile harbor this week. Ulidia and Wilberforce head for South America and the continent, while Fort Morgan and Colombia arrive with bananas for United Fruit. Conway and Sandsen slated to load lumber for European Lumber, and Beccidarse carries paving blocks to New York. Military schooners Marjorie Spencer Alice Lord and Hartney W arrive without cargoes. Belize prepares to sail to Belize, Honduras. Henry Crosby clears for Cardenas Cuba. Day steamer Apollo serves Fairhope and Battles, Pleasure Bay offers multiple trips, James A Carney carries excursionists back to Mobile.
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Ulidia
McClenahan
Munson Steamship Company
South America
Wilberforce
Jeffers
Fort Morgan
Tropics
United Fruit Company
Colombia
Conway
Cooper
Gulfport
European Lumber Company
Sandsen
Blanche H. King
New York
Mobile
Mount Hope
Providence
R. I
Port
Marjorie Spencer
Sagua
Alice Lord
Porto Rico
Hartney W
Guantanamo
Cuba
Belize
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Pinto Docks
Henry Crosby
Cardenas
Apollo
Fairhope
Dauphin Street
Bay Side Park
Pleasure Bay
Batties
James A. Carney
Hooper Murder Case On Trial In Calvert
Frederick Hooper stood trial in city court for the April killing of William Foster alias Baby Doll near Calvert Alabama. Testimony was being heard at 2 o clock with the state arguing the evidence is strong. Harry Hardy Smith defends Hooper while State Solicitor N R Clarke prosecutes.
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Frederick Hooper
William Foster
Baby Doll
Calvert
Ala
Hooper
Foster
Harry Hardy
Smith
N. R. Clarke
Mobile Bananas Tax Sparks Senate Hearing Push
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and the New Orleans Association of Commerce oppose a five cent tax on each banana bunch imported to the United States. They warn independent lines would be driven out, shipments diverted to Europe, and U S exports reduced. They urge urging senators to demand a fair hearing before the bill passes.
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Mobile Trade Commission
Central America
Senate Committee
Mobile Chamber OF Commerce and Business League
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Washington
Mobile
New Orleans
Armbrecht
United States
Europe
Brundidge to contest Hayes governor nomination
Arkansas Democratic central committee declared Judge George W. Hayes the gubernatorial nominee after a June 21 primary vote of 19 to 8. Hal Norwood, attorney for former Congressman Brundidge, said the contest would go to court to seek a restraint on certifying Hayes' nomination.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Democratic Central Committee
George W. Hayes
Hal Norwood
Brundidge
Secretary of State
Hayes
Makes an Appeal for Daddy Truax to be Pardoned
Leavenworth Kansas July 3 Warden W W Codding asks Governor Hodges to pardon David Truax oldest prisoner at the state penitentiary Truax 82 known as Daddy to fellow inmates He killed John Lee and wounded William Lutz at Soldiers Home Dodge City in 1905 after taking liquor Truax was convicted to twelve years has served eight years and now is eligible for parole with a pension for a wife of 20 dollars
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kas
State Penitentiary
J. D. Botkin
W. W. Codding
Hodges
David Truax
Truax
Cure for scalp troubles with Cuticura products
Mrs Ella Sheffield describes severe dandruff and hair loss resolved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after years of irritation. The ad claims rapid improvement within two weeks and recommends Cuticura for pimples and blackheads with a routine using soap and ointment. It promotes free samples and Boston address for Cuticura Dept. T.
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Ella Sheffield
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
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John H. Leathers
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