Allds Denies Bribe Charge In NY Senate Scandal
Senator Jo chem Allds, president pro tem of the New York State Senate, today answered charges by Senator Benn Conger, denying any receipt of $1000 in April 1901 while in the Assembly. He accuses Conger of altering his story and fails to name the bribe giver or the bill involved.
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Albany
Jochem P. Allds
New York State Senate
Benn Conger
Assembly
Conger
House
Tle
Allds
Ten Eyck
Lord Sackville Disowns Daughters in Heir Case
London Feb 3 Sir Edward Clarke withdrew from Ernest Henry Sackville West’s suit to prove he is the legitimate son of the late Lord Lionel Sackville West after a row over adjournment and Spanish documents. Depositions included that the diplomat’s daughters passed as his legitimate children, though regarded as illegitimate, and one daughter later married the present Lord Sackville.
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London
Sir Edward Clarke
Ernest Henry Sackville- West
Lionel Sackville-West
Josefa Duran
Edward
Spain
John Bigham
Bigham
Lord Sackville
United States
Washington
Secretary Hubbard Vanishes from Dorchester Home
Boston College students show concern over the disappearance of Joseph F. Hubbard, a preparatory student and Father Thomas I. Gasson’s secretary. He left his Dorchester home on January 25 after drawing $75. Telegrams from the Crow Indian reservation in Montana indicate he has not yet arrived. Father Gasson says Hubbard hoped to visit the reservation and that they expect to locate him soon.
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Boston College
Joseph F. Hubbard
Fowler Street
Dorchester
Thomas I. Gasson
Educational
Father Gasson
Hubbard
Crow Indian
Montana
St. Xavier
Collegiate Triangular Debate Among Harvard Yale Princeton
Harvard Yale and Princeton arrange a triangular debate on imposing an income tax not apportioned by population. Three trials are set with five minute and ten minute speeches. Judges include A P Stone R W Kelso M C Leck ner Sidney Curtis and A A Ballantyne. Debates scheduled for February 1 17 and 21.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
A. P. Stone
W. Kelso
M. C. Leckner
Sidney Curtis
A. A. Ballantyne
DIES INSIDE HIS BALLOON
In San Francisco on February 8, aeronaut C A Farrar was found dead on his lodging roof with his head in a gas envelope as illuminating gas poured in. Authorities believe illness led to self inflicted death by his own action.
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San Francisco
C. A. Farrar
Advance in Wholesale Beef Price
Wholesale beef prices rose while retail stayed flat as receipts from the West fell. Boston dealers fear Western packers may cut supply, risking higher retail prices tonight unless shipments improve. A letter from WM R Scharton urges Grand Jury inquiry into storage and market manipulation.
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Boston
Retail Trade Dull in Market District Sales Forecast
Market district retail activity fell yesterday with dealers noting Thursdays are typically quiet. Wholesalers faced a beef price rise of about 50 cents per hundredweight as large buyers withheld, predicting higher prices today as packers restrain supply to the East. Butter cheese and eggs drifted downward modestly.
No Meat Club urges grand jury probe over meat prices
William H. Scharton, secretary of the No Meat Club, writes District Attorney Pelletier urging immediate convening of a grand jury to probe meat shortages. He notes the district attorney favors US authorities taking the lead and argues the grand jury can issue public recommendations even without criminal action. The letter cites Boston, February 3, 1910.
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Grand Jury
WM. R. Scharton
William H. Shharton
No Meat Club
Pelletier
United States
Railway Conductors to Hold Ball Feb 7
Arrangements for the 13th annual concert and dance of Boston Division 122, Order of Railway Conductors, at Odd Fellows Hall on Feb 7 are practically complete and expected to eclipse all previous events of the organization.
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Boston
Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tackling Consumption Through Living Conditions and Labor Reform
Washington meeting with educators and labor leaders urges improvements in air light and crowding in schools and factories as key to reducing consumption. Samuel Gompers argues shorter hours and higher wages enable better sustenance to help stamp out the disease. A cough and cold remedy formula, praised by Leach Chemical Co., is also reprinted.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
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Tker-Jaynes
Bostonia Etrimount Blackstone
Harvard-Mca
Marguerite
Enorthern
Quincy
CCA
Mace
G. W. Schlichten
K. Higgins & &U
State St
Bess
the Press Publishing Company
Harry Palmer
Sackville
Columbia
Columbia Phonograph Co
Tremont Street
Downtown
Adams Square
Dorchester Depot
Upham’s Corner
Holmes, Luce & CO
New York
THE
Great Western Cereal Company
Board of Trade
Boston, Mass
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