Sulzer and Murphy Battle Sparks in New York Politics
Governor William Sulzer accuses Charles F. Murphy of leading a conspiracy to discredit him as open conflict with Tammany Hall leader intensifies. Murphy retorts with a challenge to reveal any evidence harming his integrity, signaling a bitter political clash worth watching.
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Sulzer
Murphy
State OF
New York
William @ulizer
New York State
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York City
Tammany
Mass meeting denounces conditions on Imperator crew
Hoboken N J June 24 a thousand members of the crew of the giant ocean steamer Imperator now in port held a mass meeting and adopted resolutions denouncing working conditions aboard the vessel demanding better food sleeping accommodations and a nine hour day The protestors including stewards pantrymen sailors coal trimmers and firemen said men had been treated like pigs and the resolutions will be presented to the Imperator s commander probably today
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Hoboken
N. J
Imperator
Iiperator
Chém
Harsh working conditions cited in exhausted labor camps
A desolate report describes workers facing overcrowded quarters with sixteen hour days and inadequate sanitary equipment. The account highlights severe fatigue and unsafe living standards in the labor camps.
American commission opens Denmark credit bank inquiry
Copenhagen June 24. The American commission on agricultural organization cooperation and rural credits arrived today. They were welcomed by Maurice Fean the U S minister to Denmark and immediately began an investigation into Denmark's credit bank system.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
American Commission On Agricultural Organization Co-Operation and Rural Credits
Maurice Fean
United States
Railroad Officials Refuse to Testify at Coroner Hearing
Coroner Phelan pressed for records on the Stamford wreck as railroad leaders headed by C. L. Bardo C. N. Woodward and J. A. Droege invoked counsel avoiding testimony. They defended management practices explained engineer rules and asserted individual judgement, with adjournment set for Friday to hear from a vice president.
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New Haven Road
John J. Phelan
Stamford
Westport Wreek
Woodward
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
J. A. Droege
Skylark
Co. I. Bardo
New Haven
Boston
Phelan
Bardo
Doherty
Oherty
City Court Cases Arraign Vincent Watson in Strathfield Case
Vincent Watson of Stratford avenue was arraigned in City court this morning for abusive language toward wards Max Blumberg and his son of 754 Myrtle avenue. The merchant struck Watson with the hub of his auto car prompting a wordy bat. Judge Coughlin imposed a suspended fine of 5 dollars and costs with a reprimand. A separate report notes an axe use at 177 Hallam street leading to Patré Imán McGovern entering the house and arresting Thom.
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Vincent Watson
Stratford Avenue
Max Blumberg
Myrtle Avenue
Watson
Coughlin
Hallam Street
PatréIman McGovern J
Thom
Engaged polo star Deverux Milburn tied to Miss Steele
New York report notes the engagement of Miss Nancy G. Steele daughter of Charlies Steele of New York and Westbury to polo star Deverux Milburn. Milburn, renowned in American polo, attended Harvard and Yale era play, with a long public sporting record and ties to Meadowhro Aero and Racket clubs.
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New York
Cupid
England
Nancy G. Steele
Charlies Steele
Westbury
Deverux Milburn
Mile Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Millburn
Meadowhro the Aero
Ori
Harvard
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Arlington Hotel
Theodore Hoyt
Edward McGee
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