Judge Landis and the Cleveland era diplomacy in brief
The long profile sketches Judge Landis of the United States Discipord as a Caledonian figure linked to the Cleveland administration. It notes his Chicago roots, private secretary role under Gresham, and his shift back to law after upheavals in State Department policy including the Venezuelan crisis and the Allanc a affair. It emphasizes his youth, family of notable brothers, and early Washington exposure with impressions of wit and blunt speech.
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Landia brother's drawl and Rockefeller case noted
The excerpt depicts Turesqué and the Landia brothers with distinctive speech and a poised manner. It recalls his Washington years and how the Rockefeller case drew interest from close friends watching the proceedings.
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Landia Brothers
Washington
Rockefeller
Halts Fisheries Parley In Newfoundland Seasonal Talks
Negotiations between Britain and the United States over a winter herring fishery modus vivendi on the Newfoundland coast have stalled. The deadlock centers on a clause allowing enforcement of legal processes aboard American vessels, which Newfoundland authorities veto. Britain would need Imperial Parliament approval to press such a clause, and officials prefer avoidance of coercive measures.
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St Johns
Newfoundland
Experts Call for Bituminous Use to Curb Smoke Nuisance
Edward T. Parker and Dwight T. Randall of the Geological Survey urge manufacturers to switch from anthracite to bituminous coal to reduce smoke. They warn anthracite reserves are dwindling, with 1906 production around 86,000 tons and total U.S. stock limited. Proposals include large heating stations, gasification, and distant electricity transport to cut residential smoke.
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Edward T. Parker
Dwight T. Ranall
Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
United States
New York
Dwight T. Randal
New York City
Philadelphia
Mr. Randall
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York
New York Edison Cumpany
Time
Reiraads
Record Fish Catch Boosts Hope for Great Lakes Fisheries
Cleveland reports a strong season with lakes flooding nets as catch volumes rise toward one of the largest in years. Lake Erie leads production, blue pike and perch dominate spring lines, summer shifts favor herring and white fish while prices stay steady amid meat demand.
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Gnip
Ivor
Great Lakes
Aragon
Lake Erie
Derailed car runs mile in perilous freight spin
Special to The Washington Post Middletown July 7 a fast freight train at forty mph carrying forty beef cars narrowly avoided a catastrophic wreck. Wheels left the rack but remained coupled each car ran a mile on the roadbed intermittently leaving the rails. Ties and dirt between rails washed out and twenty eight nine pound steel rails were chipped. A brakeman spotted the car off track and stopped the train.
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Washington
Middletown
Ene
Magoon declines arbitration in cigarmakers dispute
Havana July 2 Gov Magoon refuses to act as arbitrator after the Independent Cigar Manufacturers Association asked him to mediate. He notes workers have not requested arbitration, are ready to resume at old wages, and have not committed any disorder, so he cannot interfere.
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Magoon
Independent
Cigar Manufacturers’ Association
Atzhe
Paris and Berlin Markets Show Mixed Weekly Tone
Last week Paris and Berlin markets posted firmer yet uneven activity with gains in prices and improved German steel demand while hesitations lingered in finance. Earthquake talk triggered global market wobble but prices rose modestly as optimism held into summer business, despite tight liquidity and ongoing settlement difficulties.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Atock Exchange
Paria
Bank of Erance
Berlin
Boerea
Ewa Factora
German Steel Trust
Junn
Coperight
New York Times
Municipal Ownership Report Finds Some Uplift for Cities
National Civic Federation commission on Public Ownership and Operation releases two member reports after nearly two years of study. Prof John F R Commons argues politics do not enter public owned enterprises, while J W Sullivan concludes municipalization has not raised wages or improved conditions for most tramway employees.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
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National Civic Federation Commis
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John FR. Commons
Wisconsin University
J. W. Sullivan
Clothing Trades Bulletin of New York
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Indianapolis
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Commons
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Three Buildings Collapse in Indianapolis Wholesale District
Three brick three story buildings near Meridian and Maryland streets in Indianapolis collapsed today and caught fire. Total loss placed at 22000 with major damages to Daniel Stewart Drug and Glass Company Martha Stewart and Brunswick Balice Collender Company and Henry C. Bdie estate properties.
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Maryland Streets
Daniel Stewart Drug and Glass Company
Martha Stewart
Brunswick Balice-Collender Ppllardmpany
Henry C. Bdie
Havans Wenkin Fruit Company Founded in Augusta Maine
The Havans Wenkin Fruit Company organized in Augusta Maine seeks trust cultivation and marketing of fruit with plantations and transport lines. Directors include J Berry Ashley Gould and James Brooks among others. A 3.08 acre plot near Havana Cuba is planned for pineapple production with other tropical fruits. Judge Ashley Gould notes planting will take time before any profits.
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Maine
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Statehouse
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J .Mes Brooks
Washington, D.C
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District Supreme Court
Havana
Cuba
Schiller monument unveiled in Camp Park Saint Paul
The Schiller monument at Camp Park was unveiled at 2 PM by Misa Tima Behester before about 6000 attendees. Gift of St Paul German Singing Societies, the statue from Berlin designer M Paachner and artist Sart Marr is deemed a great work of art. the $6,000 memorial sits prominently in the park.
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Schmitz Demands Salary From City Auditor
In San Francisco Mayor Schmitz formally demanded full June salary and a $3 July contingent fund from Auditor Horton. A warning against paying sums on orders of acting mayor Gallagher is included. Horton vows to refuse payment without signatures of Sehroltz and Gallagher, citing bondsmen exposure.
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Janiva J. Gallagher
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Gallagher
Addresses Rush of Guests at Numerous Hotels
A long list of guests checked into major hotels across the country, including names associated with New Willard, Metropolitan, Shoreham and other properties. Guests span cities from New York to Philadelphia and Chicago, with many arrivals noted by name and home city or state.
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Pensions and Widow Rights in Civil War Service
Letters from readers and officials discuss pension eligibility for sailors and soldiers from the Civil War eras. Topics include dependent relatives, rates, restoration, and conditions for disability or widow’s pensions, with guidance from pension office officials and sample questions from across the United States.
Prosperity of Nation as Stocks Rise on Speculation
New York July 7 The prosperity of the stock market grows as Union Pacific leads gains amid heavy underwriting for a 76 million convertible bond issue. Analysts cite partial bull turnover by professionals and large interests driving prices despite weak public demand and holiday pauses.
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Investment demand slows as new security issues rise
In New York in July, sluggish investment demand explains high subscriptions for railroad securities. Northern Pacific stock and Atchison bonds lead, with large sums due this month and July still to come for Great Northern, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific issues. Government bond redemption and scarce liquid assets strain money markets as banks prepare for cotton and winter wheat harvest needs.
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Vanadium Steel Trial Aims to Forge Tough Naval Metal
Naval experts test vanadium steel at navy yards and shops to verify claims it may be the toughest and hardest steel, weldable under hammer and roll, with potential use for armor and tooling. The Navy studies its brittleness and backing methods while noting high cost and expected future supplies.
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Bank Receivers Appointed for Exchange Bank in Macon
Judge A Woip pleted appoints B F Oneal T N Bacere and A D Schofield as receivers for the Exchange Bank in Macon Georgia at an aging hour this morning noting the bank’s flames and liabilities.
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