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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1908

Page

3

Hains Murder Trial Opens With Courtroom Surprises

T Jenkins Hains faces trial for complicity in the murder of William E Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club. District Attorney Darrin sought letters from Hains to his brother and warned of secondary evidence if not produced. Gen Peter C Hains and family members attended as the case began before Justice Frederick E Crane at Flushing.

Darrin Queens T. Jenkins Hains William E. Annis Peter C. Hains Bayside Yacht Club Supreme Court Frederick E. Crane Flushing John F.mcintyre Hains Joseph A.shay Eugene N. L. Young Jenkins Hains Philippines Fort Hamilton Annis Long Island City Jail Phillips de Bragga Zemler Court House Rill John P. Hains Robert P. Hains Boston James A. Drayton Elmer S. White Cary D. Fiske Austin Flint Jerome David ©. Hirsch William H. Williams Justice Crane William J. Hill Ufe Standard Oil Company Floral Hill Queen Jenkins Hains Hill Talesman Thomas Walsh Main Street Astoria Henry Heckard Woodside Samuel W.johnson Richmond Hill John 8. Benham Ridgewood Frederick Lee Richards Manhattan Far Rockaway

Steel Schedule Hearings Ahead At Congress

Special to The New York Times reports C M Schwab of Bethlehem Steel will testify before the Ways and Means Committee on steel schedules in the Dingley act. Andrew Carnegie W E Corey and ex Judge E H Gary will follow. Chairman Payne notes the broad witness list reflects the committee’s power to subpoena. John C Carton of Michigan seeks tariff cuts on automobiles. Col J W Allison urges lower duty on camel haircloth used in oil manufactory, citing monopolistic control and hard conditions for producers.

New York ‘Times Washington C. M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Company Ways and Dingley Andrew Carnegie W. E. Corey E. H. Gary Payne Carnegie John C. Carton Michigan Col. J. W. Allison Texas

Runaway Wag On Wrecks Cars In City Streets

A delivery wagon linked to Louis Wessels’s grocery at 253 Fourth Avenue ran away on East Twenty-first Street injuring two children, 8-year-old Henry Wessel and 10-year-old Harold Henry, and causing wrecks including a two horse carriage driven by Thomas Hurley. Harold Henry was hospitalized in critical condition with internal injuries at Bellevue.

Joseph Probst Louis ‘Wessels Fourth Avenue East Twenty-first Street Twenty-first Henry Wessel Harold Henry Madison Avenue Third Avenue Thomas Hurley East Fifty-fifth Street Hurley Twentieth Street Arold Henry Bellevue Wessels

Servian Prince and Princess Lazarevich Hrebelianovich Arrive

The Servian prince and Princess Lazarevich Hrebelianovich arrived yesterday aboard the White Star liner Celtic. They plan to visit friends and relatives on the Pacific Coast after a short stay in New York, with much time spent in London.

Prince Lazarevich Hrebelianovich Celtic London Miss Calhoun California Pacific Coast New York

Citizens Union successor not named in bid for bureau research

R Fulton Cutting resigns as Chairman of the Citizens Union amid plans to keep the Bureau of Municipal Research separate from the union. The resignation, effective after December, prompts a five member committee to search for a successor and to prevent the bureau from appearing as an annex to the union.

R. Fulton Cutting Citizens’ Union Cutting Bureau of Municipal Research Union Mr. Cutting William Jay Schieffelin Citizens Union Henry Bruere William Allen Bureau

Gaus Names Otto Kelsey First Deputy Controller

Albany December report: State Controller elect Charles H. Gaus will appoint Otto Kelsey as first deputy on January 1. Kelsey, current State Superintendent of Insurance, has not decided when to resign. Gossip names Fleming Page Tully Armstrong and Bender as potential successors for Insurance Superintendent. Governor Hughes may seek salary increase to 15000 to attract top candidates.

Albany Otto Kelsey Gaus Kelsey Matthew C. Fleming New York Alfred R. Page W. J. Tully W. W. Armstrong Rochester H. H. Bender Fleming Armstrong Executive Committee Gov. Hughes Insurance Department Supt. Kelsey

Hughes Names His Counsel in Albany

Gov Hughes announced the appointment of Carlos C Alden of Buffalo as counsel to the Governor at 5000 a year starting January 1 Alden is dean of Buffalo Law School Owen L Potter remains examiner of legislative bills Potter has held the post for years and filled the unexpired term after Edward Sanford resigned as counsel earlier.

Albany Gov. Hughes Carlos C. Alden Buffalo Alden Buffalo Law School Owen L. Potter Potter Edward Sandford

Sea voyage mishap on Celtic near Liverpool returns

The White Star liner Celtic arrived after a cruise from Liverpool with a section of the starboard bridge rail torn away by high seas. Notables aboard included J Pierpont Morgan and family, Cleveland mayor Tom L Johnson, and passengers such as Mrs J E Morrisse, E Berwind, and Theodore Havemeyer.

White Star Celtic Liverpool J. Pierpont Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr Mr. Morgan Paris Tom L. Johnson Cleveland Benjamin T. Cable Cable Midway Island Pacific J. E.morrise Rothsay Scotland Lonely Island James Glasgow

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