Wallace Steps Out Canal Engineer Accepts $60 000 Job
New York June 27 John F Wallace chief engineer of the Panama Canal and a member of the canal commission resigned to take a $60 000 offer from a New York corporation He cited red tape and management friction as factors in his decision and controversy with President Shonts and Mrs Wallace over the fever laden climate as other conjectures Indignation among officials followed as Taft Roosevelt and the canal commission discussed the resignation and potential new posts for Wallace including the Metropolitan life system and a subway project link
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Wallace Resignation Discussed Quietly in Government
An official said yesterday that Wallace had practically enlisted in the government service. Commission members warned resignation would embarrass their work and could delay September meetings. Taft was the only one known to have an inkling of Wallace's intentions, with developments expected before any official resignation. A Taft confidant said the resignation would not delay his trip to the Philippines.
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Fugitives appeal denied in extradition case
The Supreme Court unanimously granted the U S government motion to quash Gaynor and Greene’s appeal from the King’s Bench judgment denying a writ of prohibition and warrant for extradition. The appeal was quashed with costs and the case returns to the King’s Bench for further action. Jurisdiction questions were argued before Judge Quimel and continued for judgment expected.
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England Would Fight Germany Reply Received
London dispatch reports Germany’s note to France on Morocco modified by Britain’s support for France. Britain may ally with France if war erupts, easing tension though Berlin Paris versions differ. Germany seeks an amicable adjustment, not war, while Paris weighs conference terms and possible counter proposals. Private Paris chatter claims a diplomatic victory for Germany through a broader settlement including Persia.
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Roosevelt Visits Harvard Class of 80 in Rain
President Roosevelt attends Harvard Class of 80 reunion as a private citizen. He tours Alpha Delta Phi, the stadium, and Oakley Country Club amid rain and crowds, receiving cheerful greetings while declining official honors. Taft also arrives for Harvard exercises with honorary degree planned.
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Country Club
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Oakley Climb
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Harvard Class of 1930 Dinner and Endowment Plans
President Roosevelt's stay in Cambridge included a Boston dinner with the Harvard class of 1930 at the Hotel Somerset and a late return to Bishop Lawrence's residence. Bishop Lawrence to announce a $5.5 million Harvard endowment plan at Memorial Hall tomorrow as the President gives an address. The class dedicated a gate and section of fence to Harvard.
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Roosevelt Visit Plans For Ocean Grove July Seventh
A conference in Trenton with Gov. Brokes Adjutant General Brienthall and Dr. James M. Green outlined Roosevelt's July 7 Ocean Grove visit for the National Educational Association sessions. Secretary Loeb approved plans. the president will travel by a special train from Oyster Bay, arrive in Asbury Park at 2 p.m., and proceed to the auditorium under guard. No Jersey City committees will meet the party.
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Would Indorse Roosevelt in Democratic Gubernatorial Fight
Special to The Washington Post from Columbus Ohio June 27 reports a fierce Democratic State convention battle for Governor with Pattison Welty Neal and others. Mayor Tom Johnson may hold the balance of power as support for Roosevelt grows among delegates while Pattison leads and Johnson weighs his backing.
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Columbus
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John M. Pattison
Cincinnati
John C. Welty
Canton
Lawrence T. Neal
Chillicothe
W. 5. Thomas
Springfield
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Plank
Thomas
Roosevelt
Rooseveltt
Pattison
Welty
Tom J. Johnson
Cuyahoga
Hams
Johnson
Attigon
Fraud charges against advertising agent in Detroit case
Special to The Waaumgcon rum Detroit June 27 George A Kinnear a Detroit federal arrestee charged with mail fraud. He advertised in June 188 for lady secretaries for the National League of American Women promising instructions and paid expenses. Victims cash checks drawn on Peoples Savings Bank and sent one way rail fares to Cleveland while Kinnear kept funds then vanished, leaving Mrs Orr treasurer Mrs Calvin president and ticket agent Harris implicated.
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League
Shea to Be Deposed and President Vacant
Chicago reports the International executive board voted to remove International President C P Shea of the Brotherhood of Teamsters for violating the constitution. Trial completed with a guilty finding and no appeal. The office will be vacant until Shea's successor is elected, with announcement expected in August in Philadelphia.
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Philadelpivs
Congressman Gaines and clerk clash in Nashville assault case
In Nashville John Wesley Gaines congressman from Hermitage district and EB Thompson, a McEwen's laundry clerk, fought at a laundry office after a dispute over a promised package. Thompson struck Gaines, they were arrested for assault and battery and released to appear in police court tomorrow. A young lady clerk fainted during the commotion.
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Alerk
Supreme Council Arcanum Fails To Change Rates
Boston, June 27. The executive committee of the Supreme Council Royal Arcanum met after an annual session in New Jersey to consider matters from the recent session. Lawyers for Lockport urged a revision of the rate system. the committee said it had no power to change the scale. A special session was requested, but no call was authorized. The possibility of a new committee to collect protests from decca councils and report to the Supreme Council was noted.
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Fireman Saves Child From Tracks Near Powell Neb
George Poehl of St. Joseph and Grand Island Fire Department risked his life when a three year old wandered onto railroad tracks before a freight train. He reached the engine pilot, hurled the child clear, but his leg was severed above the knee as the train could not be stopped in time. He was hospitalized.
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Small Boy Saves Train in Pennsylvanian Action
Eight year old Wallace Moore near Altoona noticed an opened switch on the Tyrone division of the Pennsylvania Railroad between Sand Ridge and Osceola. He stood on the track and waved his hat as the north bound passenger train approached, stopping it and averting a serious wreck that could have injured or killed many of the 128 on board.
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Germans Defeat Morenga in Southwest Africa Fight
Official dispatches from Berlin dated June 27 report heavy fighting in German Southwest Africa ending in the defeat of insurgent Morenga. Maj von Kamptz’s force battled Morenga June 17 along the River Karlh, with fourteen hours of combat and German losses of 15 killed 25 wounded and 3 missing. Morenga fled to Narud as German troops closed in, while Hottentots moved southward and false reports of Wartibad’s capture were denied.
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Ultimatum by Curzon in India Crisis
Simla June 27 Lord Curzon warned the British cabinet that unless key changes were made he will resign the viceroyalty if Gen Lord Kitchener is given supreme command of Indian forces. The prospect of Curzon's retirement sparks immediate sensation amid ongoing government moves.
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American Minister Morgan Presents Credentials in Seoul
In Seoul on June 27 Edwin Morgan American Minister to Korea and the legation staff were received by the Emperor. Morgan presented credentials and Roosevelt’s letter. The Emperor gave a guard of honor and stated that America was the first Western power to treat with Korea and Korea’s tacit friend.
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Comstock Held On Larceny Charge In Boston
Boston June 71 Henry W Comstock mine operator reported to police he was robbed of securities worth 120 on a Wall River boat He was held for the grand jury on larceny of two 11000 bonds Bail set at 3000 He said he would make no effort to secure tenderment and was jailed Mrs Cora Frothingham of Atlantic Mass was the complainant.
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Henry W. Comstock
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Russian unrest and peasant uprisings across Poland and Russia
Rail and police struggle in Odessa and Lodz as peasants sack estates and burn buildings. Cossacks deployed, arrests and casualties worsen. arrests rise in Warsaw and Lodz prisons overflow. Mobilization prep in Moscow and St. Petersburg spurs measures to pacify reserve troops. Local outbreaks spread to Riga and Ekaterinoslav regions.
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Kuropatkin Rumor Suppressed Amid War News
In St Petersburg on June 22 rumors spread that Gen Kuropatkin was killed or captured after reports of 7,000 Russians cut off by Gen Nogl’s forces. No confirmation came from the general staff or dispatches. Gen Linovitch’s line reportedly under Japanese pressure with Russian posts retreating. Experts view the outlook as unfavorable for a Russian victory.
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Train Excursion From Washington to Nisgars Falls
This notice advertises a ten day limited excursion by standard coaches and parlor cars from Washington at 7 a m in June via Philadelphia and the picturesque Let hien valley. Tickets are limited to ten days with returning carload lots at wholesale prices offered by Libbay & Co.
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Wallace Resigns at Caash The President at Harvard
The issue notes Wallace resigning from Caash amid tensions at Harvard with the President. Rioting extends to Odessa as unrest broadens. Bryan criticises Roosevelt and other items include a near-end Lipscombe trial and foreign affairs gossip.
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Poughkeepsie Regatta
Chauffeur’s Fatal Fun Causes Boy’s Death in Philadelphia
At a Broad Street concert on Susquehanna avenue a speeding car aimed to scare crowds struck Eldon Garber a five year old boy, then fled with six passengers still inside. Eyewitnesses say the driver lost control before crashing into the child and escaping.
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Oregon Senator Mitchell Case Goes to Jury Today
The Oregon land fraud case neared the end as defense rested after one witness. Judge De Haven heard defense arguments on indirect receipt theory while prosecutors urged verdict on merits regardless of the defendant's age or position. Jury expected to retire tomorrow afternoon.
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A. S. Bennett
Rioting at Bay City Sparks Night of Streetcar Fire
A mob estimated at over 1,000 attacked and burned a Bay City streetcar after dark amid a Saginaw Valley strike. Police dispersed another crowd of about 600 in West Bay City using revolvers. Mayor Hine issued a call for fifty special officers as women and children joined in with clubs.
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Bryan decries Roosevelt blunders in railroad policy This Des Moines interview
Special to The Washington Post from Des Moines Iowa June 2 reports Hon W J Bryan criticizing President Roosevelt for two railroading policy errors in a week. He cites the Morton letter and Bowen Loomis controversy. He argues tariff reform and rate regulation depend on the Democrats and that the party will soon regain power.
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Paul Morton
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Herbert W. Bowen
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Democratic Party
Disappearance of Mary Rogers Deepens Mystery at Saranac Lake
Reports from Saranac Lake and Leesburg detail no new clues in the Mary Rogers case. Family friends and officials say hope of finding her alive fades as searches continue and a reward is offered.
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TWO YAQUIS SLAIN EXAGGERATION OVER RANCH ATTACK
Reports from Nogales Arizona claimed a Yaqui massacre after an attack on the Buenos Ayres ranch last Sunday. Official word says only a skirmish occurred with two Yaquis killed and Luis Garanza wounded. no mass slaughter or troop deployment occurred. Also notes a July 4 excursion offer via Norfolk and Wallingt ton lines with details on pricing and schedule.
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