Citizenship and protection board to probe naturalization abuses
Washington July 10 a state department board will study United States citizenship and expatriation laws to curb abuses by those who obtain papers then reside abroad. Members include James T Scott and David Jayne Hill. They will report by the first Monday of next December.
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Netherlands
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Duel Over the Dreyfus Case Sparks Polish Duel
Paris reports a secret supreme court session on the Dreyfus case ended without a decision and hints the Tennese court martial verdict may be annulled. A duel arose as General Gonse challenged Colonel Piequart to pistols at twenty five paces, resulting in a miss. Meanwhile in Mount Carroll, trustees at Frances Shimer academy begin actions.
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Supreme Court
Dreyfus
Tennes
Gonse
Piequart
Intelligence Department
Trustees seek grants for new administration building
The board voted unanimously to raise funds for an administration building linked to a $10,000 Carnegie grant with subscriptions near £26,000 raised. Officials face uncertainty locating the remaining capital as they target a April deadline.
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Ann
U of
Andrew Carnegie
Mayor Bian Tegal Seeks Police Post After Career Span
Terre Hi reports Mayor Bian Tegal applies for a police department role he once served in for fifteen years. The piece notes the new force aims to curb saloon covert activity, with one man arrested but no drunkenness charge. It mentions a mirror altered at a saloon entrance and Acting Chief Feiler’s stance on removals while police board enforces liquor laws.
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Terre Hi
Bian Tegal
Per
Hallie
Company Resists Tax on Michigan Valuation Suit
A company filed an injunction against the auditor general to halt tax collection on a valuation of 1,860,000 raised to 500,000 amid disputes over assessments. The suit contends the company had no opportunity to be heard and that collecting taxes on the final figure would violate the U.S. Constitution. The tax difference between original and final evaluations amounts to 31,228.
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Michigan
Lansing
Cousin
Rathom
United States
Ice price row in Peoria as attorney vows action
Peoria reports ice selling at eight dollars per ton for wholesale and small consumers. Attorney Robert Scholes vows to break up a local ice dealers' combine, citing state statutes and promising investigations for the September grand jury. Consumers have filed complaints, with steps aimed at indictments against leaders once evidence is gathered.
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Peoria
Robert Scholes
Schores
Venezuelan political reshuffle noted amid April resignations
Fragmented OCR text hints at a leadership change as a vice president or president is referenced alongside a general and April resignations. The readable portions suggest internal shifts affecting stability, with mentions of transfer or appointment and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Nezuela
Mer Hag A
Thaw Case Probes Life Of Harry Thaw In Pittsburg
Detectives in Pittsburg pursue a detailed life history of Harry K Thaw from birth to his Tombs confinement for Stanford White’s death. Investigators gather testimony from witnesses, while Thaw’s lawyers prepare strategy and new York counsel may confer with local authorities. Relatives refuse to discuss testimony about Thaw and his wife, as subpoenas loom for chorus girls and a former valet named Warren Hammond.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
William Thaw
Pittsburg
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Tombs
New York
C.J. Holman
Tha
Warren Himond
Thaw
William Bedford
Hammond
Bedford
Wages Rise in New England Textile Mills
Wages boosted 5 percent across cotton and woolen plants in southern Massachusetts Rhode Island and nearby areas benefiting about 165 000 textile workers since earlier 1904 wage rises. About 110 000 in cotton mills and 55 000 in woolen and worsted plants receive the increase with Fall River mills raising 10 percent weekly.
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New England
Ton
Massachusetts
Rhode
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Troy Works
Thaw Quarrel Report At Broadway Restaurant Incident
Assistant district attorney quotes Harry Thaw accusing Bedford White in a Broadway restaurant brawl. Thaw reportedly shouted there goes that blackguard now that owned you before I did. Mrs Le Grand Mink Fauna McClure present with her daughter during the confrontation.
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White
McClure
Bedford White
Arrest Warrant Issued for Mountain Lee President
A warrant for the arrest of Henry Behrenberg, president of Mountain Lee, is issued on a conspiracy charge. He is believed in Jersey City, with a district attorney stating a requisition to the New Jersey governor will be made to ensure his appearance for a hearing. Warrants were also issued for thirteen others tied to price fixing in a tee business.
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Henry Behrenberg
Mountain Lee Company
Behrenberg
Jersey
Cit
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New Jersey
Bell
Tee
Fragmented 1904 Storm and Court Notes Across Cities
St Paul reports a circuit court ruling on a storm's cyclonic character and damages from a Madrid Illinois grain elevator fire. New York Bellevue hospital patient details emerge from starvation and Civil War veteran claims. Chicago cement workers strike and antitrust investigations touch Standard Oil. A federal case in St Paul and scattered notes from New York, Cleveland, and Bryan frame a chaotic historical page.
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St Paul
Minn
United States Circuit Unit of Appeals
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Daminge
Chicago
Wilson
Clevel
Standard O
Bryan
Chicago Markets Report July 10 1900 Cattle Sheep Prices
Chicago markets show mixed receipts with cattle and sheep remaining steady. Estimated receipts today around 16000, with 12000 sheep and 4500 cattle yesterday, prices range for cattle beef beves 4 15 to 6 85, sheep 3 25 to 7 30, hogs 5 50 to 6 50, and Packers reports mixed. Market tone steady to slightly higher with bulk hogs 6 40 to 6 47 and shipping grades 6 20 to 6 55.
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Chicago
WWE
Sheep & Lambs
Trepoff and Urusoff Clash Over Lie Direct Promise to Print Facts
The article reports Prince Trepoff alleging government concealment and promising to publish the truth. It notes alleged anti government agitation in St Petersburg and a Petersburg inspired by Petersburg, with calls for reforms and foreign interest. Riots in Moscow near the railway station lead to police and cavalry patrols and detachment dispersion.
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Trepott
Prin
Petersburg
Arunel
Hlalystok
Mo Stolypin
Red Mag
St Petersburg
Red Fags
Moscow
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Pers
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Ken
Adams of Wisconsin Dead 10 Representative H C Adams Dies
Henry Cullen Adams of Wisconsin longtime reform legislator and congressman dies in Chicago after the recently closed session. He was 56, born in Oneida County, raised in Wisconsin, dairy and fruit farming, later real estate. He will be buried in Madison with his widow. In New Amsterdam Indiana a 24 year old woman Haile Matthews shot her father rather than let him remarry, wounding him critically.
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Oneida County
University of Wisconsin
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