Congress to Rebuke Roosevelt Over Secret Service Slur
Congressional leaders from both parties plan a public rebuke over the Presidents remarks about Congress in his annual message. House action is planned for tomorrow with Senate following to expunge or condemn the so called brutal remarks.
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New York Times
Washington
Secret Service
Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Cannon
Aldrich
Hale
Republican Caucus
James Breck Perkins
New York
Perkins
Capitol
Beveridge
Speaker Cannon
Hylan Divorce Suit Filed in Waterbury Conn
Mrs Emma Pearsall Hylan sues Capt William H Hylan for divorce alimony and custody of their daughter Laura Linda now nineteen. She cites desertion and lack of support over several years. Case set for January in Waterbury with potential disclosures. Pearsall wealth from Fulton Market noted. Laura Pearsall, widow, heir. Hylan formerly led Insular Police in San Juan P R.
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New York Times
Waterbury
Conn
Emma Pearsall Hylan
Willia H. Hylan
Ace of the Insular Police
San Juan
P. R
Laura Linda
Hylan
Capt. Hylan
Pearsall
Fulton Market
New York
Laura Pearsall
Laura
Elk Dies at His Post in New Rochelle Lodge
John Henri a 75 year old longtime member of the Masonic and Elks lodges in New Rochelle was found dead tonight in the Huguenot Lodge lodge rooms. He had served as Tyler and outer guard and died of heart disease while preparing the Elks hall for the evening. Born in France he lived in New Rochelle thirty years and claimed to have invented a piston cylinder fire engine.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
John Henri
Masonic and Elks Lodges
Henri
Tyler
Huguenot Lodge
France
Woman, 70, Fights Police to Save Shack in Yonkers
Mrs Annie Haight, 70, fought four Yonkers police and Building Department men to defend a shack built by her son Wilfred Hess on Warburton Avenue. Hess fought with a tree limb until Chief Wolff subdued him. both were arraigned before Judge Beall. The shack was torn down and Hess found a notary certificate among his papers.
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Wilfred Hess
Annie Haight
Yonkers
Hess
Warburton Avenue
Wolff
Bartley
Beall
New York County
Public Hearing Upholds Anti Noise Ordinance
The Mayor held a public hearing on the anti noise ordinance banning flat wheels loose trucks and dragged chains among other noisy annoyances. No one appeared to oppose the measure.
Cable Rates Soar and Fall With Competition Stagnant
Reformers argue that through 1866 to 1888 rates fell only with genuine competition. They cite the Anglo American service and duopoly grip by Western Union and Commercial Cable, noting new entrants failed to change tariffs. Examples include Havana rates dropping to 15 cents per word and London to Tunis at 5 cents, with cost data from the 1906 census and Signal Corps reports on Philippines and Alaska cables.
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Cable Rate Reform Party
England
New York
London
Western Union
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Commercial Cable Company
Commercial Cable Company of
Cuba
Western Union Company
Havana
Robert Kaye Gray
Tunis
Algeria
Fao
Henniker Heaton
Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
Signal Corps of
Army
Philippines
Alaska
Signal Corps
Signal Cers
Telegra C
Ompany
Census Bureau
Newfoundland
Ireland
Washington
Texas
Sitka
Seattle
Gold purse recovered after year long theft at Waldorf Astoria
A jewel studded gold purse worth 1500 was returned to its owner through the Waldorf Astoria Lost and Found. The thief snatched it from a socialite as she alighted from a streetcar. A $75 reward led to the reveIation and safe return after a year, with the owner arriving home from Europe to reclaim the purse.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Europe
Waldorf
Barse
Short Hills
N. J
The
Foot and mouth disease linked to druggists toxin plans
Federal inquiry traces the New York Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland outbreak to a druggists firm制造 aphthous fever anti toxin. Michigan hay dealers reported serum from Germany and inoculated cattle later spread the disease. Secretary Wilson urged a $500000 emergency aid to fight the outbreak.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maryland
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Albert Podd
Owoss
J. M. Heath
Lennox
George Warrety
Saginaw
Germany
Wayne County
Mich
Detroit
Washington, D. C
House
New York Union College Alumni Hold Annual Dinner
The New York alumni of Union College gathered at the Hotel Manhattan for an annual reunion dinner with 100 attendees. Frederick W. Seward presided as president, with speakers including Rev. Dr. Andrew W. W. Raymond and Dean Benjamin H. Ripton.
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New York
Union College
Manhattan
Frederick W. Seward
Andrew W. W. Raymond
Union
Benjamin H. Ripton
George Alexander
Homer Greene
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Florence J. Sullivan
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
Melville D. Landon
Edward E. McCall
John P. Munn
Sidney G. Ashmore
Edward L. Stevens
De _ Hewlett
R. D. Radcliffe
E. Cark
Thelumni
George F. Seward
Charles E. Sprague
Edgar S. Barney
Frederick Klein
William Allen
Had Sweetheart Arrest Sparks Washington Place Tryst
Mabel Gardiner of 221 West Fourteenth Street a saleswoman arranged to meet Max M Lohman of 120 East Twenty seventh Street at Washington Place and Macdougal Street. Lohman had a warrant for her arrest on a charge of dis orderly conduct.
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Mabel Gardiner
West Fourteenth Street
Max M. Lohman
East Twenty-seventh Street
Washington Place
Macdougal Street
Snee
Lohman
Trysting Place
McKeever
Mercer Street
Hothouse Strawberries and Simple Food Tips
Hothouse strawberries are described as large and delicious at $2.25 per cup, with about a dozen and a half berries per cup, contrasted with smaller Florida berries at 80 cents per basket. Small place cards offer two for five cents with a pumpkin corner design, and a basic fried onions and homemade cream cheese recipe is provided detailing a salted cream method and a linen cheesecloth process taking 36 to 48 hours.
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Florida
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