Bailey Bailey Bailey on Rate Bill Governing Federal Courts
Senator Bailey of Texas delivers a landmark legal argument asserting Congress can abridge the judiciary’s power except for the Supreme Court. The speech garners bipartisan praise, with Hale and others lauding its legal clarity as members anticipate a rate bill outcome. Bailey critiques Spooner Knox and argues Congress supremacy in lawmaking over courts.
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Pennsylvania
New Haven Aims for Four Hour New York to Boston Rail Service
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad promotes a four hour NY to Boston service through line shortening and electrification. It reports progress on bond issues and route changes, claiming parity with or lower fares and foreclosing independent electric lines. Management notes engineers at work, financing secured, with plans to electrify the NY Boston main line and expand trolley interurban control in New England.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York &Boston Air Line
New Haven
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Willimantic
New England
Massachusetts
New Haven & Hartford
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Company
Belmont's $125,000 Rock Sand Purchased by Belmont
London April 10 August Belmont buys the racing stallion Rock Sand for 123000. Brown stallion by Saintfaine out of Roquebrune showed speed as a colt and won most races. He captured the Two Thousand Guineas Derby and St Leger in 1903 then 1904 prize money. Over three years on turf his total winnings reach £45618 or $228090.
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Sainfain
Roquebrune
Flotsam
Skeets
Martin
Danny Maher
James Miller
Newmarket
Hamilton
Prentice bill ends many Raines hotel bonds in New York
The governor signed the Prentice bill abolishing many Raines law hotels. Brewers and saloon keepers met with surety company reps in the Metropolitan Life Building to learn whether bonds will be issued this year. Firms like American Surety, United States Guaranty, Bankers’ Surety, and others plan a central excise bond office in the Metropolitan Building with A. F. Schwanecke in charge.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance
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Bankers’ Surety Company
Metropolitan Surety Company
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Fidelity and Casualty Company
National Surety Company
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Metropolitan Life
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Times
New York
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Excise Department
Transit Bill Passed in Albany After Four-Year Drift
The Elsberg Rapid Transit bill was unanimously approved by the House after years of political wrangling. It now goes to the Governor following Senate approval. Senators Stanley and Agnew of New York voiced regret at its emasculated form but supported it as the best possible for New York City.
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Elsberg
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Agnew
New York
New York City
Up In A Balloon Today At Pittsfield Mass
Dr Julian P Thomas and his wife plan a balloon ascent from Pittsfield Massachusetts with French aeronaut Charles Levee piloting. The same balloon used in the prior week’s fatal flight will be used again, and observers Dr and Mrs Larson will watch.
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Paul Nocquet
Pittsfield
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Albany
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Oo Nocquet
Index to Departments and Advertisements List
An index listing sections such as Amusements Sales and pages for Business, Financial News, Marine Intelligence, New Corporations, Real Estate, Society and Weather. It notes yesterday's fires and Help wanted sections with page references and mentions advertisement categories including Auction Sales and Furnished Rooms.
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Odea
Financial
Marine Intelligence
Society
United Service
Weather Report
Pren tice bill signed to curb Raines law hotels
Albany April 10 Gov Higgins signed the Pren tice bill aimed at abolishing Raines law hotels that fail to meet liquor tax building standards. The measure followed the legislature’s passage of the related meal provisions. Continued on Page
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Albany
N. Y
Prentice
Higgins
Insurance Indictments Loom From Washington Life Probe
The Grand Jury, after luncheon, spent the afternoon probing Washington Life Insurance Company matters. Witnesses included Isaac Vanderpoel Assistant Examiner Saxton and Tierney head of the Agency Department. Indictments may follow as perjury rules on sworn reports.
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Washington Life Insurance Company
Isaac Vanderpoel
Nott and
Kresel
Vanderpoel
Saxton
Tierney
The
Washington Life
Death of Edward S Willing father of Mrs Astor
Edward Shippen Willing 84 died of heart disease at his home 611 South Broad Street Philadelphia after driving and climbing stairs. He was ill two years and left a son J Barton Willing. Born August 26 1822 in Philadelphia he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1841. His wife was Alice Barton. He held no active career or social memberships at death. Mrs Astor Granddaughter arrived due to his condition and may return tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Edward Shippen Willing
John Jacob Astor
South Broad Street
J. Barton Willing
Mr .Willing
Germany urged to send new diplomat to Rio to monitor American moves
The National Zeitung argues that Rio’s diplomatic corps will only learn what the press prints and Americans allow to leak. It says Germany should appoint a first class representative in Rio who speaks Portuguese and Spanish to track North American intrigues. The piece asserts Yankees eye South America.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
National Zeitung
Rio
Germany
Rio Janeiro
South America
Changes Planned for Lower East Side Traffic
The New York State Railroad Commission reports actions from the New York City Railway Company to improve traffic on Manhattan’s lower east side. Car counts on the Chambers and Madison line rise from 24 to 36, Spring and Delancey from 20 to 30, plus a re-routed Grand and Cortlandt Street Ferry service. Vehicles will have reflectors and cleaner lights, tracks repaired, nightly disinfection, and conductors and inspectors will receive iders to boost car ventilation.
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N. Y
State Railroad Commission
New York City Railway Company
Lower East Side
Manhattan
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Spring and
Delancey Street
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Beach
Washington Streets
Cortlandt Street
Sixth
Ninth Avenue
Beach Street
Grand and Cortlandt Ferry
Chambers and
Madison Street
Rockefeller mansion planned at Pocantico Hills estate
News from Pocantico Hills indicates John D. Rockefeller is guiding plans for a million dollar granite mansion atop the highest point of his 6,000 acre estate. Survey work has begun and foundation excavation expected next week for the new home to be occupied by the Rockefellers and intended as a seat for his grandson when of age.
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Ocksfeller
Marion Crawford on the eruption pitiful exodus of Bosco Trecase
Marion Crawford reports a dramatic eruption driving the people of Bosco Trecase into flight. Villagers flee as authorities warn of continuing ash fall and gas emissions.
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Bosco Trecase
Ve suvius erupts with fire and darkened Naples
Bay of Naples April 10 report describes a violent Ve suvius eruption with black smoke two miles high and lava flows destroying Bosco Trecase and threatening Torre del Greco. The climax collapsed the cone, killing few but burying vineyards and farms while residents flee. Soldiers dig trenches to divert lava as smoke chokes Naples and towns fall into darkness. ING Marion Crawford reports from Sorento with observations of fear, tremors, and royal aid as eruption danger lingers.
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Genuine pebble eyeglasses at Spencer's store
Pebble style eyeglasses described as the cool kind that mist are advertised as available at Spencer's located at 12 Maiden Lane.
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Spencer's
Maiden Lane
Buelow May Have To Quit
Berlin reports Prince Buelow able to leave bed today and Prof Reavers says the Chancellor will recover if he rests and abstains from work. An excellent authority suggests retirement is only a question of time.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Prince Billow
Reavers
Storm wrecks multiple ships along New England coast
A fierce April storm battered New England causing telegraph outages in Maine and several wrecks. The schooner D Gifford grounded at Gloucester Harbor, the Marion Draper capsized off Kittery after being towed off, and four small vessels sank at Provincetown. Vermont reports several inches of snow and over a foot in northern New Hampshire.
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New England
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Gloucester Harbor
Kittery
Marion Draper
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Vermont
New Hampshire
Penny Postal Grafter Arrested In Newspaper Embezzlement
Max J. Schwalbe a clerk at Postal Station B Grand and Attorney Streets was arrested and held by U S Commissioner Shields on charges of willfully detaining delaying and embezzling copies of newspapers. He allegedly took expensive weekly publications erased wrappers and redirected them to friends and relatives to be a good fellow per Inspector Jacobs.
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Grand
Attorney Streets
United States
Shields
Insector Jacobs
T’s Wong
Still After The Packers In Chicago April Special
The Chicago Chronicle reports President Roosevelt has ordered renewed action against packers. Federal officers resume pursuit of individuals, with Attorney General Moody guiding U S Attorney Morrison to pursue indictments next Grand Jury. Evidence aims to show violations of Judge Grosscup’s injunction.
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United States
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Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Pompeii in Peril and Market Disaster in Naples
Naples reports renewed lava flow from Mount Vesuvius toward Ottajano and Pompeii, while Ottajano is destroyed. The Mount Oliveto Market collapse kills 12, with dozens injured as crowds seek loved ones and rescuers battle to move beams amid chaos. Police and carbineers contain mobs as doctors and firefighters search the ruins.
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