Mulhall Subpoena Shocks Congress Lobbying Probe
A Washington subpoena targeted Martin Mullhall a Baltimore field agent for the National Association of Manufacturers as part of Senate lobby investigations. The article alleges huge sums spent to influence legislators naming committees and delaying tariff reforms with campaign support. The piece links Mullhall to efforts to place favorable members on labor and judiciary committees and to shape tariff policy through the 1900s era lobbying network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor
Watson
Indiana
McDermott
Senate
Martin M . Mullhall
Baltimore
Karman Overman
Ali Minbah
Congress
Mulhall
Washington
Pila Ty
Gtory
Fta
Howe Tel
Huguenot Fete Concluded in New Rochelle
A fragmented report from New Rochelle New York notes the completion of a Huguenot fete amid weathered details. Mentions local ceremonies, crowds, and lingering references to activities, with unclear names and dates but indicating a town celebration tied to early colonial heritage and militia imagery.
New steamship line links New York and southern ports
The newly formed New York Norfolk and Washington Steamship Company plans a direct line from New York to the South, aiming to improve service to Washington and extend to New Orleans. President Livingstone says offer to buy the line is attractive though not yet accepted, with potential for lower rates and a direct southward route. Plans progress as the company seeks to operate between New York and southern ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Chesapeake
Norfolk
Wasington
New Orleans
New_York, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Company
Maine
Metropolis
National Capital
South
Washington
New York
Campaign finance talk features ex lawmakers and NAMO links
The article recounts former lawmakers Harry W Ban non and Harry M Goud rey tied to NAMO funding after congressional retirement. It notes J J Gardner of New Jersey who funded his campaign largely through NAMO, and Ralph Cele of Ohio rebuked by NAMO counsel Emery for joining a movement against Cannoniagm in 19, with promises to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monhall
Mim
Ongress
Legislatii
Lsn
Tor Bey
Wren Uher
Ropreg Oath
Tahn
Jenkins
Leonp
Charles
Cale
Amie Ton
Wil
Whoa
Origa
Meng
Harry W Bannon
Hin
NWAMO
Congress
Harry M Goudrey
Missouri
J J Gardner
New Jersey
NAMM
Ralph Cele
Ohio
Emery
NA MO
Movement Against
Carnoniagm
Standard Oil Gains Point in Missouri Case
Missouri Supreme Court allows Standard Oil Company of Indiana to resume business in Missouri while not revoking the ouster order. The suspension lasts while the company complies with state laws after evidence showed it no longer held a monopoly in the state oil market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ity Mo
Missouri Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Missouri
New York Norfolk Line Eyes Rival to Norfolk and Washington
Mr Livingstone says he has no part in the new Maine incorporated company and notes Charles Morse’s lack of interest. The plan envisions a line between New York and Norfolk, competing with Norfolk and Washington Steamship while expanding freight to Washington. Negotiations aim to start operations by year’s end, with details to follow and no north of New York service planned initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Livingstone
Charles W Morse
Mr Livingstone
Potomac and Chesapeake Company
Washington
Potomac
Norfolk
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Company
Alexandria
Norfolk and Washington Company
Chesapeake
Norfolk and Washington Wine
National
New York
New York, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Company
Maine
Atock
New Corporation
Eastern Steamship Company
Red
Fallover
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Colonial Line
New
York
Paris
Consolidation Links Norfolk Washington Lines in Shipping Pact
The proposed merger unites the Potomac and Chesapeake line with the New York, Norfolk and Washington company. Stocks will be exchanged, with Livermstone the principal holder, and directors likely shared. The arrangement aims to lower rates between Norfolk and New Orleans, boosting through traffic to New York and the South. Charlie W Morse’s role in the new firm is limited to connections via freight exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
New Orleana
Washington
New York
Potomac and Kesapeake Steamship Company
New York Norfolk and Washington Company
P and C
Livmestone
Charly W Morse
Hudson River Navigation Company
New York, Norfolk and Washington Ltne
Daish Criticises Sims Over Commerce Court Fight
John B Dateh, representing shippers, denounces Tennessee Rep Sims and notes Attorney General McReynolds supports continuing and strengthening the Commerce Court. Daish argues the Hines-Sims bill favors railroads, weakens shipper rights, and defies the Democratic platform while criticizing Sims' drafting and bias toward rail interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Court
Daish
Sims
Hines
McReynolds
Congress
Mr. Daish
Hines-Sims
Attorney Generals
United States
Interstate Commercce Commission
Judlelds
Maine
Calfornia
Carrel
I Hines
Fins Coun
Missouri Shippers Push to Save Commerce Court
Missouri shippers urge Congress to retain the United States Commerce Court and back an amendment to the interstate commerce act. Telegrams to Speaker Champ Clark and Missouri lawmakers demand extending the court’s powers so shippers may appeal negative Interstate Commerce Commission orders, matching railroad rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Court
Washington Post
Kansas City
Missouri
Congress
United States Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Champ Clark
Central Coal and Coke Company
Charles Keith
Urie
Catholic educators gather for national convention in New Orleans
More than 200 educators expected as the tenth annual National Catholic Educational Association convention opens in New Orleans for a four day session. Rt Rev T J Shahan of the Catholic University will preside as president general, guiding discussions on problems facing Catholic universities seminaries colleges and parish schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
National Catholic Educational Association
T J Shahan
Catholic University
Washington
The
Association
U S Denounced in Japan Peace Minister at Salt Lake
An agglit American meeting in Salt Lake City June 29 adopted a resolution faulting the Japanese cabinet for not settling the California question and urged a more determined attitude to extend national prestige. The gathering included agitators and two opposition MPs, planning further anti American meetings and manifestos to arouse public opinion. Senator Ehara urged Japanese to obey laws and seek better US relations before heading to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
California
Sprakera
Salt Lake Tt
Utah
Sodoku
Bars
Tinself
United States
Ebara
Ehara
Amerttca Tie
Washington
Rai
Pankhurst led riot against Downing Street minors capture
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst led a crowd toward Downing Street to imprison cabinet ministers in their homes. Police and suffragists clashed in Trafalgar Square and Whitehall, with dock workers aiding, many injured, and officers dispersing the mob after about thirty minutes. Pankhurst claimed her mother was dying and her hair turning white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Emmeline Pankhurst
Downing Street
Miss Pankhurst
Trafalgar Square
Heginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Mamistera
Whitehall
Women’s Social and Political Union
Miss Pankhurats
St James’ Park
Park
Johnson Sails for Europe to Box in Controversy
Jack Johnson the Negro boxer and his white wife Lucille Cameron Johnson left Montreal for Havre aboard the Allan Line Corinthian, watched by Canadian immigration officers. He said he would not forfeit his Chicago bail bond and intends to box in Europe to recoup losses, aiming to return for his Chicago appeal in November. He took two cars on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Jack Johnson
Lucille Cameron Johnson
Havre
Allan Line
Corinthian
Johnsons
Em Opeward
Johnson
Chicago
Europe
Italian charged with threatening letter to President
The jury failed to reach a verdict in the Giuseppi Pomare case. The Italian youth from Youngstown is accused of sending a threatening letter to President Cleveland demanding money. Judge Day postponed a decision while Pomare's lawyers argued the handwriting was signed by him but not written by him, claiming he was duped by an enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Olin Tune
Giuseppi Pomare
Youngstown
Prestont
Wilson
Jim
Day
Pomaress
Allenista Pomares
Pomare
Train wreck in Nashville claims two lives and injuries
A Nashville railroad accident left two train crew members dead and several passengers injured when a wreck destroyed an engine car and baggage area. Emergency crews reported serious injuries but the fireman survived with non fatal injuries. Local authorities investigated the collision and its contributing factors.
Slighted and deadly party shooting injures Kiernan and Grogan
In New York on June 29 Baptiste Balzieri shot at guests leaving a party after discovering a jealous rival attended. William J Grogan was wounded and died later at Bellevue Hospital while Miss Helen Kiernan and Miss Irene Mahoney were also injured. Balzieri then killed himself as police converged on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kiernan
New York
William J Grogan
Bellevue Hospital
Helen Skieman
Katonah Avenue
The
Bronx
Arthur J. Egan
Baptiste Falaleri
Oenea
Irene Mahone
Lveth Street
Grogan
Balzier
Piccirelli Brothers
Balzieris
Miss Mahoney
Alr Grogan
Kiernan
Mr Egan
Harold Inekingon
Baizleri
Mahoney
Mahoney Home
Balttert
Lelen Kiernan
Balztem
Mies
Irene Kiernan
Mary Grogan
Harlem
Fordham
N Overall
Voss Mahoney
Wisses Roman
Townsend's Body Found In River After Jumping From Bridge
Representative Edward Towns announced his brother Townsend leaped into the river and died. The body was recovered and ashes to be scattered along the Kansas City Clay County and St Joseph Interurban line, the last railway built by the deceased promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chiragulwavo
Promet Roar
Tesey
Townsend
Pearl Kewlng
Pera
Edward Towns
Clay County
St Joseph
Veterans Parade and Camp Gettysburg Reunion Opens
250 Civil War veterans from the District of Columbia arrive at Camp Gettysburg Pennsylvania marching to fife and drum. Maj Gen Hunter Liggitt takes command as District and Maryland tents form on Confederate Avenue. Suffragists from Washington plan daylight campaigning at the camp amid hospitality and nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col. Rosa
Camp Gettysboro
District of Columbia
Gettysburg
Pavnejioals
Thomas 8. Hopkins
District
Maryland
Gen. Liggitt
Michael Normoyle
Hunter Liggitt
Liggitt
R . Marshall
Ashby
Col George
Rosas
Department of the Potomac
Mie
Te Naughton
Mire
Anna Jirmon
Iman
Ark
Dayligh
Blue and Gray Together on Train to Gettysburg
A fragment recounts Union and Confederate veterans traveling to Gettysburg, recalling shared hardship and the long memory of the war. The piece hints at veterans from both sides meeting again and reflecting on the camp life they once endured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Sid Dave
Vwrons
Advan Kbuard de Washington
Setaran Weurrs
Wrax
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Manufacturers
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Agent
Muthalil
Mey Lork World
Chicago Tribune
Midhills
brist+s
Ueses
Legishivii
Secretary Daniels
New Rochelle, N. Y
New Rochelle
oSbeedah Dade
Agean
Newtimeon
Amver Lines
New Steamship Company
Potomac and Chesapeake Steamship Company
Colin H Livingstone
Steamship Line
American National Bank
New York, Norfolk and Washington Company
Livingston
Potomac and Chesa Senate Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
House
Simmons
Secretary of State
Standard Oil
Indiana Company
Mr Hines
Sina
Hines Sims
Democratic Party
Attorne
Commission
Blair
Hines-Sima
Finnessims
Missouri Shippers
Dr. Shahan
U.S
Japan
Salt Lake
Mes. Wilson
Women of
Windsor
Alirfak
Weils Og
Wooser
Ferner
Louisville and Nashville
Reema
Nashville Railroad
Passema Psoreceiya
Jelliva
Covington
Two
Self
Balzieri
Island
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