Steele Ordered Committed to Bridgewater Insane Asylum
John A. Steele linked to shootings of labor leaders Driscoll and Cohen at the State House was ordered by Judge Bond to be committed to the Bridgewater asylum for insane criminals. Doctors Jelly and Stedman testified after a lengthy mental health examination finding him incurably insane. He was not present when the case was called.
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Cohen
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Steele
Cortelyou Not For Trust Co
News arrives that Knickerbocker Trust reorganization considered Secretary Cortelyou for its presidency but a close ally says he won’t resign as Treasury Secretary. He will remain in Roosevelt’s administration through its term.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Cortelyou
Treasury
Roosevelt
Fur Coat Identified as Mrs Fitzgerald Property
The fur coat left in Mayor Hibbard's office since Inauguration Day was identified as the property of Mrs. John I. Fitzgerald, wife of ex Mayor Fitzgerald. The coat was returned to Mrs. Fitzgerald and the hat confusion involving Secretary James White was resolved when Cutter, superintendent of the sewer department, proved the hat belonged to him.
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White
Refusers Challenge New 6 Cent Fare in Canton
Canton residents led by prominent citizens refuse the 6 cent fare, with conductors facing nonpayment. Five refusals yield no fare, as patrons push to revert to 5 cents. Ten ticket strip now sells for 60 cents, up from 50, while petitions circulate among workers.
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Canton
Blue Hill Street Railway Company
Typographical Society Marks Franklin Anniversary at Tremont Temple
The Franklin Typographical Society celebrates its 84th year and the 202nd birth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin with a Mus ical program at Tremont Temple this evening. Highlights include the sextette from Juncia and the prison scene from Il Trovatore performed by Josephine Knight and Mary Desmond, with the Schubert Quartet and Municipal Orchestra conducted by Albert Kanrich. Alicia Donnell reads Bunner and Dr mond selections.
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Franklin Typographical Society
Tremont Temple
Benjamin Franklin
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