Roosevelt Hosts Farewell Dinner With Tennis Cabinet
President Roosevelt held a farewell luncheon at the White House for the famed Tennis cabinet and other longtime aides. He praised their loyal service and said the administration’s achievements were largely the result of their efforts, noting many worked privately for years before government work. The guest list included ambassadors, secretaries, and federal officials, plus notable figures like Gifford Pinchot and James Garfield.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jim
Jim Garfield
Sincheon
Bacon
Justice Mooly
Pont Waster
Newberry
Twther S Kelly
Yellowstone
Ten Jurors in Box in Calhoun Bribery Trial
San Francisco March 1 after seven weeks of juror examination and disqualification for Patrick Calhoun bribery indictment the trial resumed. Ten citizens sat in the jury box and forty talesmen remained, with peremptory challenges unsettled, as 1,275 citizens were summoned and 425 interrogated. Judge Lawlor urged the lawyers to skip unqualified talesmen and seek an actual opinion if one existed.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
Lawlor
Talesmen
Immigration Committee Reports Broad Inquiries On Immigration
Washington March 1 the joint commission on immigration published a preliminary report outlining extensive study of Oriental aliens peonage white slave traffic steerage conditions anthropology urban congestion and alien crime. the work aims at future legislation with 250000 needed for continued research and 344796 spent to date. 190 staff cover Washington new york san francisco and field work focusing on evasion of laws and alien labor supply across major and smaller cities.
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Washington
Joint Commission On Immigration
Congress
Commission
New York
San Francisco
New York City
Nouth
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
California
Towa
Comminston
Opposes Resolution Against Local Option in New York
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, has taken a stand against the plan adopted by a union in this city. The group sent yellars to various central labor bodies urging them to oppose the local option resolution.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federption of Labor
al Yellars
Death of Young Man 18 To Be Investigated
New York report cites Frederick Kopp Jr a Brooklyn machinist who died of pneumonia after being taken from his sickbed to attend a National Guard inspection. Parents accuse exposure and coercion while a physician notes possible overstatement. Guard officer denies force and exaggeration claiming no undue exposure.
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New York
Frederick Kopp, Jr
Brooklyn
Company U. Forty-seventh Regiment
New York National Guard
J. McLamer
Kopp
Two Men Are Shot Down in Chicago Mystery
Chicago March 1 The shooting of Richard J H Fink near his home became a double mystery as another man died from a similar shot at the same time. Morris Fitzgerald Bartenders Union delegate died six hours after being shot Abdomen wound. Police regard the two fatalities as linked with a possible third participant. A boy witness saw a man meet two others before the shooting but could add little.
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Chicago
Richard J. H. Fink
Thes Police
Morris Fitzgerald
Bartenders’ Union
Pathfinder Strikes Hell Gate Rock In Narrow Squeeze
The 2900 ton steamer Pathfinder of the New York and Porto Rico Steamship company struck a rock in Hell Gate yesterday afternoon near New York. A four foot hull breach was held by a steel bulkhead as the vessel was pumped into Erie Basin. No passengers aboard. ship had traveled from Boston with Porto Rican sugar and was to proceed on its regular run.
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New York
Pathfinder
Tekiston
New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Hell Gate
Erie Basin
The
Herald
Hughes
Wall Street
President
Boston
Porto Rico
Manga Sarian Attacks Roosevelt Over Paine Remark
Chicago March 1 M Manga sarian criticizes President Roosevelt for refusing to meet his protest over the label Thomas Paine as filthy atheist He defends tolerance and praises Roosevelt yet quotes irony on religious bias and political civility while contrasting Jefferson Davis Cromwell in pantheon comments
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Chicago
M. M. Mangasarian
Roosevelt
Thomas Paine
England
Lucky Baldwin Dies At His Arcadia Ranch At 81
Elvis Baldwin popularly known as Lucky Baldwin died at his Arcadia residence on the Baldwin Ranch fifteen miles from Los Angeles at 7 this morning. The financier and horseman, aged 81, passed after weeks of illness, surrounded by family. He built a vast California empire with Santa Anita racing, Lake Tahoe hotel, and San Francisco ventures, amassing wealth through mining, hotels, and thoroughbred racing. His widow, married 23 years ago, rushed from Sacramento to his bedside, where relatives remained in attendance.
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Los Angeles
Elvis
Baldwin
Plimger
Europe
Arcadia
J. W. Trueworthy
Sacramento
San Francisco
Nils Ranch
Santa Anita
North
Lake Tshoe
Alaska
B. J
Lucky) Baldwin
California
Hamion
Lis
Indiana
Racine
Wisconsin
West
Saratoga
Grimstead
Rutherford
Isaac Murphy
Haldwin
Molly
James Ben All Haggin
Lake Tahoe
Nevada
Jane
Baldwin fortune and family details in wake of his death
The report outlines the wealth of "Lucky" Baldwin estimated at around 26 million dollars and notes his two marriages. His first wife had two daughters Clara Stocker and Anita McClaughey, while his second wife was Miss Bennett. Funeral plans include burial in San Francisco with the body later transported to Los Angeles by special train. Rumors of will contests surround the illness period though no formal notices have emerged.
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Comstock
Baldwin
Clara Stocker
Anita McClaughey
San Francisco
Miss Bennett
Los Angeles
Heroic Act of Youth Ends in Self Sacrifice
Chicago March 1 Morris Britz 19 threw himself before a speeding touring car to shield his companion Agnes Sebastian. The car struck him, flinging him 20 feet. he was unconscious. Agnes Sebastian escaped with scratches. Britz suffered a fractured ankle and internal injuries that may prove fatal. Owner Joseph ONeill was arrested but released on bond.
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Chicago
Morris Britz
Agnes Sebastian
Brite
Sebastan
Joseph O'Neill
Knox 10 to Join Monetary Commission Controversy
Washington reports state that Senator Knox will remain connected with the congressional monetary commission after moving to the state department. Senators Teller and Representatives Overstreet and Bonynge are to continue on the panel, ensuring ongoing support and remuneration under new deficiency bill provisions. The move aims to preserve the commission’s work and bolster international credibility for its recommendations.
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Teller
Overstreet and Bonynge
Washington
Knox
Congressional Monetary Commission
Senate
State Department
Overstreet
Hopynge
Commissior
House
Commission
Metal Market Report from New York on March First
Lead dull at 4 dollars with a rare sale at 2 1-2. Copper quoted around 12 3-4 to 13 1-2. Silver bids near 60 3-4. Market activity appears limited with small fluctuations in metal prices observed.
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New York
Waiter Kills Cook in Chicago Over Two Eggs
In a Chicago police cell, waiter G. C. Harbaugh awaits arraignment for fatally stabbing cook Willing Charlies A. Kelly with a carving knife after a quarrel over an order of two eggs. A sergeant offers a metaphysical take on the motive and grouch theory as Harbaugh is held for trial.
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Chicago
G. C. Harbaugh
Charlies A. Kelly
Harbaugh
Harhausa
Kelly
Grouch
Harbansh
Numerical strength of U S Army deplored
New York March 1 Colonel H S Helsland adjutant general of the Department of the East U S deplores the lack of numerical strength in the United States army declaring there are not enough regulars to defend New York City and Philadelphia and that all National Guardsmen would not suffice to defend those cities from attack He notes the army uniform is better known in Japan and abroad than in many U S sections and says defending the country with untrained men would be a crime and invite war must be terminated to remain peaceful
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New York
H. S. Helsland
Department of the East
U.S
United States Army
New York City
Philadelphia
Helsland
United States
Japan
Ice Cream Purity Push In Chicago Health Plan
Chicago health department moves to keep ice cream pure this summer aiming to eradicate typhoid fever diphtheria and tuberculosis bacilli from the product under the new milk ordinance. Officials already target milk and cream and will extend safeguards to candies and sweets containing milk or cream.
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Chicago
Jer
Health Department
Pinchot to Address Colorado Legislature Debate on Forestry Policy
Denver March 3 It is announced that Gifford Pinchot United States forester will address the Colorado legislature on the evening of March 16 Eli M Ammons former state senator and president of the National Western Livestock show will reply to Mr Pinchot and the latter will close the argument The speeches will amount to a debate on the forestry policy Pinchot defending It and Ammons attacking It This will be the first time Pinchot has entered a debate in defense of his policy and the first time he addressed a state legislature on the subject
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Denver
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
Colorado
Eli M. Ammons
National Western Livestock Show
Pinchot
Ammon
Thinty
Wool Firm Advances in Territory Media Salvo
Wool of St Louis markets push into western media and territory segments amid restructuring. firm sails through with fine mediums and planned distribution shifts.
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St. Louis
Closing Quotations From World Markets March 1
New York March 1 Prices of stocks showed a mixed tone with gains in Southern Railway Kansas City Southern and Amalgamated Copper while Union Pacific Louisville and Nashville Wisconsin Central and Brooklyn Traction declined. Reading surged after lunch on short covering ahead of a supreme court decision. Wisconsin Central and other rails showed activity. several majors steady or higher before noon with bonds firm.
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New York
Southern Railway
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Wisconsin
Brooklyn Transit
Norfolk & Western
Reading
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Central
United States Leather
Lake Erie and
Western
Anii
Republic Steel
Minsouri Pacific
Wabash
Chesapeake
Ohio
National Lead
Allie Chalmers
Colorado Fuel
Weetinehouse Electric
Northern Paciific
Kansas & Texas
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Great Northern
Baltimore & Ohio
General Electric
New York Stocks and Commodities Summary Across Major Firms
Wall Street notes wide listings with Amalgamated Copper, American Car and Foundry, American Smelting and United States Steel among others showing varied moves. Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets edge down with cattle, hogs and sheep receipts reported. grain and metal futures quoted with corn, oats, lard and coffee prices noted for March contracts.
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Gompere
Executive Council
Organized Labor
Calhoun
Immigration Committee
Mangasarian Resukes
Girl
Auto
Monetary Commission
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American Car and Foundry
American
American Smelting
American Eugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacifics
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande
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Rio Grande
Erie Railway
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Holiness Central
New York Central
Reading Railway
Rock Islam Co
Chicago Livestock
Texas
Kansas City
Tange Wethers
Fed Ewes
Park
Timothy
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