Exposed Beef Trust Ties Revealed by Ex-Employees
Chicago dispatch details government claims of a beef trust with written and unwritten agreements among Swift & Co Armour & Co Nelson Morris & Co and Hammond Co. Ex-employees testify to department head meetings setting prices and shipment numbers. A planned injunction fight and no meeting with Knox and New York officials are noted.
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Hicago
Bethea
W. A. Day
Wash
Swift & Co
Car Ine
Beef Vision
Swift Colny
JC Powell
Frederick Clark
Armour & Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Hammond Company
Faith & Co
Club women hold record session at Os Angeles convention
May 3 in Simpson auditorium featured a packed program with Miss caret Evans presiding. Speakers included Jamin Ide Wheeler and Mabel Clare Craft of San Francisco Chronicle on Ad Co-Education, Mrs Larned on Household Economics, and Miss Jane Adams from Hull House discussing social waste in child labor. Industrial session chaired by Mrs Florence Kelly highlighted calls for uniform child labor laws.
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Simpson Auditorium
Caret Evans
Jamin Ide Wheeler
Linda Irned
Syracuse
New York
Press of the National Household Assent
Mabel Clare Craft
Sisday
San Francis Chronicle
Larned
Arthur C. Neville
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Florence Kelly
Jane Adams
Hull House
Chicago
Jean Hamilton
Oswego
Elmer B. Jones
Salt Lake
Mindanao War Escalates as Sultan Refuses Ultimatum
In Mindanao the conflict deepens after the Sultan rejects an ultimatum from the American commander. Reports describe rising bloodshed and a breakdown in ceasefire efforts as forces clash amid escalating tensions.
Carnival Opens in Galifornia Crown to Be Miss Lacey
After two months of prep Bakersfield announces the May 3 opening of the hy Street Carnival. Miss Tesaie Lacey, on Queen elect, will be crowned tonight as the city is handed to merry-makers. Washington signals Roosevelt’s message to install the Queen and her court with the regular ceremony.
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Oartrsfield
Bakersfield
Mise Tesaie Lacey
Elect
Ron
Washington
Roosevelt
Metal and Money Market Summary
A fragmented May report notes New York prices on metals and currencies. Mentions silver at 4. Silver, copper quoted, reflecting market activity and values in the Mexican exchange context. The text is incomplete, limiting precise figures and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Trial of Gen. Smith Concludes in Manila
The court martial of General Jacob H. Smith ends in Manila with findings to be sent to Washington. Local sentiment favors acquittal as no evidence appears to support charges contrary to General Order No. 100.
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Manila
P. I
Jacob H. Smith
Washington
Exposition Postponed Two Years by Senate Action
The Senate appropriations committee reported favorably an amendment postponing the St Louis Exposition for two years. Senator Cockrell introduced the amendment yesterday. Captain Lossely returned to Mammoth this morning on the stage.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cockrell
Captain Lossely
Mammoth
Mindanao Hostilities Report from General Davis
General Davis reports that Mindanao hostilities have begun with an American assault on a Moro fort. He notes heavy shelling of Fort Panda Padito, casualties among officers and enlisted men, and that his messenger has not returned. Davis, a Connecticut native, has a long Civil War and Philippine service record.
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Manila
George W. Davis
Mindanao
Moro
Fourteenth Infantry
Washington, D. C
Davis
War Department
Connecticut
Spain
Second Army Corps
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Subas
Porto Rico
Philippines
McArthur
Evans Nomination to London Consul General Sent
President submits H. Clay Evans nomination to Senate for consul general in London, announced from Washington on May 3. Evans previously served in diplomatic roles and faces Senate confirmation.
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Evans
RIGH
London
Washington
H. Clay Evans
Senate
High Walls Surprise Danny as Boy Is Sent to Penitentiary
Danny Rosenbecker, 13, received at the Ohio penitentiary for a 20 year term for killing 7 year old Arthur Shanteau. Sheriff Newton escorted him to the big prison where guards and officials noted the tall walls and arranged placement in the deputy warden’s office. He will attend prison school and be kept apart from older inmates, while offering no comment on the crime.
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Columbus
Danny Rosenbecker
Toledo
Nter
Arthur Shanteau
Danny
Newton
Wells
Miss Stone Faces Damages Suit by American Lecture Directors
In Boston on May 3, Ellen M. Stone faces a potential $35,000 damages suit from Heard Williams Nathan and others forming the American Lecture Direction after failing to secure an injunction to stop her lectures under Major Pond's contract. Clarence W. Rowley to file papers soon. action moved to the supreme court for swift action.
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Boston
Mass
Miss
Ellen M. Stone
Messrs
Heard
Williams
Nathan
Clarence W. Rowley
Armed & Reporter
Major Pond
Dors Net
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Smith's Order Rough Riders' Pull Invfesticaten Hyvourmilily
War Department asked to brief the Senate on whether any individual bears responsibility for the incident. The inquiry seeks accountability and clarity on decision makers in the event.
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War Department
Senate
President informs Arizona visitor on Roosevelt era offices
An Arizona Republican with close ties to Roosevelt says Governor Murphy will stay in office until June 39 at end of the fiscal year and is not welcome at the White House. Roosevelt orders southwest appointees to help Rough Riders and mentions Daniels declined a deputy marshal post.
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Washington, D. C
Arizona
Roosevelt
Southwest
Rough Riders
Marshal McCord
Ben Daniels
McCord
Daniels
War Department response on General Smith Samar orders brief
Washington May 3 The War Department plans a very brief reply to House military affairs committee on the instructions given to General Jacob H Smith in Samar. Officials say no direct arrest was sent and Smith acted under General Chaffee, who was not instructed by Washington on warfare in Samar.
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Washington
Knox
United States
Davies
State of
New York
Beef Trust
Department of Justice
Sulzeberger
Schwarzachild & Sulzeberger
Texas
Miller
White House
War Department
Military Affairs Committee
House
Jacob H. Smith
Samar
Smith
Culberson
Secretary of War
Bell
Philippines
Waller
Death of Peter R Brady Pioneer of Arizona Democratic leader
Peter R Brady longtime Arizona resident and former legislator died at his son Richard’s home on South Stone Avenue Tucson. Born August 4 1825 in Washington DC he helped survey the Texas to California region and later served in Arizona’s legislature. Funeral held at Richard Brady’s home and Catholic Cathedral with Pioneers’ Society of Arizona in attendance.
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Peter R. Brady
Arizona
Richard
South Stone Avenue
Yesterm
Brady
Pinal County
Tucson
Mr. Brady
Washington, D. C
Stimen Hutchins
Washington
Pioneers’ Society of Arizona
The Wedge to Go Order Issued
District Court issues order placing city in possession of block 207 aka the upper wedge. Wedge to disappear within days. George H. Giesler of Vulcan Tron Works of San Francisco was in town. Laura Gribe arrived by stage from Mammoth last night.
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George H. Giesler
Vulcan Tron Works
San Francisco
Laura Gribe
Fhee
Mammoth
Fire kills fifty in Mount Gamti blaze in Egypt
A May 3 fire at Mount Gamti on the Nile side of the Dami etta branch killed fifty people. The blaze destroyed thousands of native homes and about 200 stores as the heat intensified the flames.
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Cario
Egypt
Mount Gamti
Damietta
Cananea strike settlement moves via Cody delegation
H F Cody leads former Greene Consolidated boilermakers toward Cananea to settle the strike. W C Greene authorizes managers to meet the delegation as about 100 workers gather in Tucson, with leadership attributed to H B Mattimore. Leasing arid public lands to settlers aims to counter beef trust with grazing bills. The bill details leasing of non irrigable lands to homesteaders with limited acreage and low per acre rents.
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Cananea
H. F. Cody
Tucson
Greene Consolidated
Bisbee
Naco
Benson
H. B. Mattimore
George Mitchell
Washington
Lacey
Iowa
Beef Trust
Cattle Trust
Toy Large
Secretary of the Interior
Adams Elected President of University of Arizona
At a Board of Regents meeting in Col. Zabriskee’s office Prof. F Yale Adams was unanimously elected president of the University of Arizona. The student body had petitioned for his election and there were several candidates considered with no dissent to Adams winning.
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Board of Regents
University of Arizona
Col. Zabriskee
Yale Adams
Adams
Unique Invitation to an Ohio Wedding
Public notice from Parkersburg Ohio reports a wedding ceremony held Sunday in a small Ohio village. Samuel Swann, a 60 year old widower, is connected to Edwards and Yari in the event. details indicate a reception and supper for attendees.
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Ohio
Parkersburg
Rocklap
Samuel Swann
Edwards
O'¢loe
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McGord
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Murphy
Maj. Waller
Mr. Greene
Congress
F. Yale Adams
University
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