Germany Presses Inspection Tightening on US Canned Meat
Berlin July 21 government moves to curb United States canned meat imports citing recent seizures of diseased meat at frontiers. Officials plan stricter inspections and a nationwide rule to stamp only after close examination, targeting preserved meat and other carcass parts. Agrarian chambers push exclusion measures with broad support likely in the reichstag this autumn.
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Berlin
United States
Ministry of Agriculture
Reichstag
Agricultural Chamber
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurtemburge
Not Much of a Riot
Washington reports a Teheran cablegram detailing the expulsion attempt of a priest Cheik Mohamad who provoked disturbances. Students defended him causing a mosque gathering to seek clemency. The unrest shuttered bazars for two days before reopening and left three casualties.
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Washington
Teheran
Cheik Mohamed
Grand Mosque
Tyehemin
Arrests in $50,000 Jewel Robbery Case in New York
Police arrest Alfred King a bookmaker on suspicion in the theft of jewels worth 50 000 from Mrs Halsey Corwin reported Wednesday. A young woman wearing many jewels named Elizabeth McBetty is detained to aid investigation.
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New York
Halsey Corwin
Alfred King
Oflizabeth McBetty
Campaign duels to open in Missouri with Fairbanks and Folk
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks Speaker Joseph Cannon and Senator William Warren may lead the Republican campaign opening in Missouri next fall. Democratic forces will have William Jennings Bryan, Senator William J. Stone and Governor Joseph W Folk in the opening.
Campaign planning for Republican congressional campaign
Oyster Bay July 21 plans to formulate the Republican congressional campaign at Sagamore Hill Monday. President Roosevelt will host luncheon with Speaker Cannon Chairman Sherman of the congressional committee Secretary Ludens lager and Treasurer McKinley to review weak points and select campaign speeches for general distribution. The conference precedes active campaign operations and shows Roosevelt's keen interest.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Cannon
Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Loudenslager
McKinley
Congress
Grand Army Encampment assigns program and parades
Minneapolis July 21 General orders detailing the encampment programme arrive from Washington to S H Towler junior vice commander. If approved they go to all posts. National headquarters will open at the West hotel Aug 10 with six offices. Executive and national council meetings set for Tuesday morning and afternoon at the national headquarters.
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Minneapolis
S. H. Towler
Washington
West Hotel
National Council of Administration
National
Search for a corpse in Belchertown murder probe
In Belchertown Massachusetts on July 21 officials pursue the body of Iliss Winzola Mabel Goodell 22 who vanished two weeks earlier. Police suspect homicide after a strange horse and carriage were seen near a pond on July 6 as searches continue without locating the body.
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Belchertown
Mass
Iliss Winzola
Mabel Goodell
Luck of a Sign Painter Heir to Nearly 200000
Minneapolis July 21 Al Hauckenboeh an aged sign painter of Bridge square has received a telegram revealing he is heir to about 200000. His brother died in Seattle leaving a fortune near a million to be split among four brothers including Hauckenbach. Lawyers sent several hundred dollars ahead and he left for the coast. He was a familiar Bridge square figure for years.
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Minneapolis
al Hauckenboeh
Bridge Square
Seattle
Hauckenbach
Coast
Massachusetts Republicans set Boston convention for Oct 6
The Massachusetts Republican state convention will be held in Boston on October 6. Guild is a candidate for re nomination as a party leader and possible standard bearer.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Guild
German Asiatic Company
Singapore
Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Tokio
Yokohama
Colombia
Socorro
N. M
C. Elijah Meyer
Michigan City
Ind
Rebate Demand in Wisconsin Supreme Court Case Stirring Debate
Milwaukee July 21 Justice Roujet t Marshall of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is linked to a life insurance rebating probe after State Manager J G Albright of Union Central Life sent letters proposing that the premium be collected via a Madison bank with the bank receiving the usual commission. Marshall vouched for authenticity but said nothing improper occurred.
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Milwaukee
Roujett. Marshall
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Legislative Life Investigating Committee
J. G. Albright
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Life Agents’ Commission
Marshall
Albright
Commission For
Madison
Tral Life Company
Ranes
Surprise for the Agent Letter Transmitted Through Insurance Offices
Justice Marshall’s letter was referred by the home office of the Insurance company to State Manager Albright of Wisconsin, who then wrote to his superior Bishop Marshall, secretary of the Union Den.
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Justice Marshall
Home Office
the Insurance Company
Albright
Wisconsin
Bb. P. Marshall
Union den
Letters on life insurance agent presence and payments
Justice Marshall read letters from LT detailing that the company had no local Madison agent, the premium was sent in full without a rebate, and a fee to an agent would be proper only if an agent existed. LT urged appointing agents elsewhere to ease future collections.
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Life Insurance Investigating Commission
Marshall
Kilbourne
Madison
Milwaukee
Impeachment talk contrasts with insurance committee stance
Discussions centered on disclosures with rumors circulating. impeachment was hinted by some, but the insurance investigating committee dismissed the idea.
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Insurance Investigating Committee
Rebating Practice Questioned by Committee
A committee member condemns a judge for proposing a legal loophole to justify rebates. The incident reveals how rebates are perpetuated and suggests that only reducing agents' commissions could deter the practice.
Tainted Money Scorned By Wisconsin Labor Federation
Wisconsin Federation of Labor passes a resolution rejecting public gifts such as universities and libraries as a form of plunder. It calls for socialism over confiscatory relief and condemns Gompers for friendship with wealth. Other resolutions urge elected over appointed officials and support compulsory insurance.
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Madison
Wis
Daly
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Peeto
Clampers
Federation
United States
Patient dies after assault at Hlinots System Hospital
Kankakee HL reports Andrew Schileblich a patient at the Hlinots System Hospital for the Insane assaulted attendant Cheorge Blevans with a club Thursday morning. Blevans lies dying from a cerebral hemorrhage caused by the shock of the seizure and the attack.
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Kankakee
Andrew Schileblich
Hlinots System
Cheorge Blevans
Bin
Blevans
Blevanea
Illinois Spanish American War Veterans Meet in Galesburg
Large delegations attend the Illinois state encampment in Galesburg opening last night. Chicago groups are present and lobbying for offices continues. General George M. Moulton of Chicago is favored for national commander in chief as the election is held today.
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Galesburg
Chicago
George M. Moulton
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report July 21 1996
Market news from Chicago shows hogs and cattle with mixed packer activity and steady to lower quotes. Receipts yesterday official and estimated for today and tomorrow indicate a fairly active market with light hogs mixed grades and pork values around mid 80s while cattle and sheep remain steady.
Peace Treaty Signed Off Guatemala Coast
The treaty of peace between Guatemala Salvador and Honduras was signed on board the U S cruiser Marblehead off the Guatemalan coast. Peace commissioners were landed at Acajutle. Mexican influence aided the agreement amid tense negotiations. President Roosevelt was informally advised of the signing and awaited official confirmation.
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San Jose
Guatemala
Cuatemala
Salvador
Honduras
United States
Marblehead
High Seas
Guatemalan
Acajutle
Senor Gamboa
Oyster Hay
Roosevelt
Mexico
Sagamore Hill
Uprising Threat in Sonora Against Foreign Gringos
Rafael Yáazabal, Sonora governor, travels from El Paso to Mexico City to brief President Diaz amid fears of a September 18 anti foreign uprising. The movement, linked to the League of Mexican Railroad Employees, aims to expel Americans and other foreigners from railroads, mines, and smelters, with Diaz preparing to quell any disorder.
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Hil Paso
Tex
Rafael Yaabel
Sonora
Mex
el Paso
Mexico
Ding
Diaz
Canmea
League of Mexican Railroad E Employes
United States
Berlin Zionists Establish Free Evangelical Church of Believing Christians
At a Berlin meeting of Zion community members led by John Alexander Dowie during his visit, the group unanimously decided to renounce allegiance to the prophet and form a new mission titled the Free Evangelical Church of Believing Christians.
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Berlin
Zion
John Alexander Dowie
Free Evaneglical Church of Believing Christians
Bridal Trip on a Locomotive in Muskegon
Delbert Garman of Traverse City and Pete Marquette an engineer secretly wed hero Bessie Pollock a school principal. They plan a honeymoon train trip to Niagara Falls and back aboard Garman’s locomotive. They will reside in Traverse City.
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Muskegon
Mich
Delbert Garman
Traverse City
Pete Marquette
Bessie Pollock
Niagara Falls
Garman
Coffins Stored for Carruthers Used After Death
In Columbus Indiana on July 21 the death of George Carruthers led to the use of the second coffin he had saved for himself after his retirement from the undertaking business. His wife had died years earlier so the coffin now serves as his final resting place.
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Columbus
Ind
George Carruthers
Carruthers
Woman Drowns After Falling Into Open Wall Well Nearby Litchfield
Mrs. August Perrote, 60, fell into an open well wall at her home ten miles west of Litchfield Illinois and drowned. The incident occurred July 21.
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Litchfield
August Perrote
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