White House Democrats Spark Senate Caucus on Santo Domingo
In Washington on January 31 the Senate saw a Patterson of Colorado eulogy to Roosevelt and Moroccan policy fueling a Democratic caucus. The move aims to define the White House Democrats and rally party support for the Santo Domingo treaty amid defections and pledges. The fight centers on whether to ratify the treaty with questions about authority and Monroe Doctrine implications.
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New York Times
Washington
White House
Senate
Patterson
Colorado
Ptterson
Clarke
Roosevelt
Syren
Democratic Party
Wash
Galaafaieage Jackson
Lincoln
Algeciras
United States
Santo Domingo
Hie
Arkansas
Camcus
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Tillman
Morales
State Department
Dawson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Root
New York Memphis 8 ER Train Schedule Brief
Fragmentary timetable notes delay through Atlanta and Birmingham. Mentions departure from New York at 12 25 noon from Office 1 183 Broadway with ad style routing.
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New York
Memphis
Lee Ate Linsey
Tlanta
Birmingham
New Vent
Office
Broadway
Fight to Oust Balfour Draws Liberal Interest
London reports a surge of protest against Mr. Balfour resuming Conservative leadership. Papers and letters criticize his record as weak, calling for a stronger force and conviction. Liberals weigh challenging his seat, with a decision due Friday on whether to field a candidate and demand his public stance on tariff policies.
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NEW York Times
London
Balfour
Mr. Balfour
Chamberlain
Liberal Party
Kingston Case Highlights Town Topics Impersonation
Stephen H. Abbey a New York law student surrendered to Kingston police on a criminal libel warrant tied to Around Town a spoof edition attacking Kingston figures. Ex City Judge Irwin and Board of Trade members cited. Abbey’s Yale ties noted as authorities pursue the case. Abbey’s family and Yale classmates are referenced in the background of the incident.
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Speciel
New York Times
Kingston
WN. Y
Stephen H. Abbey
New York City
Kingston Police
Mr. van Buren
Roscoe Irwin
Abbey
van Buren
Irwin
Board of Trade
Paes
Dati
Board
John J. Gassen
S. le Grand Abbey
Henry Abbey
Young Abbey
Yale
Stephen Henry
N.X
le Grand ‘Abbey
New Haven
Andover
The
Supreme Court
Bear hug leads to $10,000 suit in Adirondacks incident
Syracuse dispatch reports William Erwin sues former Lieutenant Governor Timothy Woodruff for $10,000 after a half tame bear hugged and bit him at Kamp Killkire. The bears, kept since cubs, remain wild and are chained but wrestled with by estate workers. Woodruff declines to discuss the case.
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New York ‘Times
Syracuse
Timothy Woodruff
Kamp Killkire
Adirondacks
William Erwin
Woodruff
Amusements and Notices Across The Paper
Index lists sections to read including Amusements Arrivals of Out of Town Buyers Business Troubles Commercial World Court Calendars Financial News Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires with pages for each item listed.
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Commercial World
Financial News
Marine Intelligence
Af Society
United Service
Weather Report
Syrians In Washington Street restaurant feud leaves dead and wounded
A deadly clash between Syrian factions in a restaurant near Washington Street ends with one dead, two wounded, and several arrests. George and Elias Zarik and George Koury face murder charges, while Saloum Mokarzel’s Al Hoda editor is suspected in the broader feud.
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Hudson Street Hospital
Leonard Street
Hawa Weeney
Stefan
al Hoda
Washington Street
George
Elias Zarik
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Nuna Park
Coney Island
Zariks
George Koury
Warren Street
West Street
Saloum Mokarzel
N. A. Mokarzel
Salop
Sarkis Saddi
Shehlang
Raschut/Assatte
Koury
Zarik
John Stefan
Archbishop Stefan
Pittsburg
Mave
George Zarik
Elias
Zarik Brothers
O’sulliven
Murphy
Church Street
Conroy
Spingarn
Rector
Washington Streets
Merrill
Elizabeth Street
Saddile
Assatte
Raw Street
Rafael Sholisch
Rector Street
South America
Coroners’ Office
Calil Asha
Albany Street
Coroners
Koda
Albany Senate OKs 5000 insurance testimony copies
The Albany Senate passed the Armstrong bill authorizing the Insurance Investigating Committee to print 5000 copies of the insurance testimony at a cost not to exceed 20500 dollars.
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Albany
Senate
Armstrong
Cut Rates to Colorado and West at Frank's Ticket Office
Adv. announces reduced ticket rates to Colorado California and the West plus Florida and the South. Frank's Ticket Office at 347 Broadway markets these cuts to travelers seeking lower fares.
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Colorado
California
Florida
Frank
Maxwell Admits Error In Teacher Licenses
City Superintendent Maxwell concedes the academic exam used for license No 1 was illegal as it was run by him, not the Board of Examiners. He then licenses seventy Normal College graduates who failed the exam, ending a major Board of Education dispute. The move follows a five-member education commission inquiry into exam practices and confirms exam passage not required for license No 1.
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Maxwell
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
Normal College
Board of Fducation
Three Tenements Firefighting Blazes Across East Broadway
Three large tenements on Division Street 160 East Broadway and 152 East Broadway were set afire by incendaries after nightfall. Firemen quickly subdued flames with investigations by Capt. Shevlin’s Madison Street precinct to identify suspects amid frantic evacuations.
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Shevlin
Madison Street
Division Street
East Broadway
East, Broadway
Abraham Marks
Henry Goldber
Broadway
East
Bropawad
L. Appelas
Hast Broadway
Bill targets Fire Chief Croker and expands OBrien powers
Albany Congress moves to strip Fire Chief Croker of promotion and transfer influence by granting Fire Commissioner OBrien sole authority. The measure follows Croker's clashes with Commissioners Sturgis and Hayes and his ouster from the department. Croker relocated to Engine 83 quarters after moving from Broadway Central Hotel.
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Albany
Tompkins
Croker
New York City
O'Brien
O’brien
Sturgis
Hayes
Assemblylme Tompkins
McClellan
Broadway Central Hotel
Great Jones Street
Patrick Rice Murder Case Sees New Trial Effort
The Patrick murder case nears a new trial motion as lawyers gather affidavits from Jones’s Texas visit in 1902. Affidavits claim Jones sought immunity and urged Patrick’s innocence, while physicians dispute embalming claims. Jones’s location remains unknown.
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Albert T. Patrick
Iliam Marsh Rice
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Goff
Jones
Rice
Texas
Patrick
Alexander B. Stanberry
Thirteenth United States Infantry
Philippines
Stanberry
Spindletop
Beaumont
James A. Baker
Houston
T. J. McNerny
Joseph’ Jordan
New York
McNerny
Joseph Jordan
Loomis
City Gas Bill Set for Assembly Action
An eighty-cent gas bill for New York City will be reported to the Assembly next week after a hearing by the Committee on Electricity Gas and Water Supply. Ex Senator John Ford urged cheaper gas while Gas Trust lawyers asked to leave it to the State Gas Commission. Buffalo and Niagara Falls remain open with twenty trains daily by the New York Central Lines.
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New York Times
Albany
New York City
Assembly
Committee On Electricity, Gas and Water Supply
John Ford
Gas Trust
State Gas Commission
Gas Commission
Ford
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York Central Lines
Ady
Deuel Considered Resignation Amid Mann Perjury Case
Justice Joseph M. Deuel held a long talk at home with Edward Lauterbach amid rumors he would resign from the Special Sessions bench or refuse removal. Col. William D Alton Mann faces perjury charges by Robert J Collier, with hearing set before Justice McAvoy.
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Joseph M. Deuel
Special Sessions
Edward Lauterbach
Col. Mann
Appick
William D’alton Mann
Robert J. Collier
Justice McAvoy
Nott
Hart
Collier
James W. Osborne
Colliers
Sessions
Casto Receives $6500 More From Carnegie Hero Fund
At a Carnegie Hero Fund Commission meeting in Pittsburg on January 81 the award honored Capt. Mark Casto and his Alberta crew of six for rescuing 43 people from the Cherokee off Brigan tine Shoal on January 14. Casto gets a $1500 gold medal a mortgage payoff in Pleasantville New Jersey and 5000 in trust for his nine year old son Mark Jacob Casto. Each Alberta crew member Nels Gregerson Frederick Bouchie Marius Nelson Joseph M. Shute Axel Holmquist and Lewis J Johnston receives a $500 silver medal. The $500 for the crew members will be kept in trust for two years with interest paid semiannually.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund
Commission
Mark Casto
Alberta
Brigantine Shoal
Casto
Pleasan
Japan to press ally reform of England army
At the Diet Budget Committee M Oishi of the Progressive Party questioned War Minister Terauchi about pressuring Britain to reform its army organization under the Anglo Japanese alliance. Terauchi said the government would pursue this at some future date.
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Tokio
Diet
M. Oishi
Progressive Party
Gen. Terauchi
Min
Miss Brooks Attacked at Home in West 77th Street Robbery
Bertha Brooks of 405 West 77th Street was beaten and robbed in her vestibule between 11 and 12 last night. Walter Wilson, a clerk of 808 West 38th Street, was caught on Seventy-sixth Street by Officer Sprague after a pursuit. Wilson, five feet tall, tried to fire a revolver before arrest. the diamond sunburst was torn from Brooks's throat but not recovered. Wilson was jailed.
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Bertha Brooks
West Seventy-seventh Street
Walter Wilson
West Thirty -Eighth Street
Seventy-sixth Street
Broadway
Sprague
Miss Brooks
Wilson
Earthquakes Hit Guayaquil In Morning Shocks
A severe earthquake struck Guayaquil at 9 A.M. with a second heavy shock at 10 15 A.M. The tremors caused wide panic across the city as residents endured a dangerous seismic sequence.
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Guayaquil
Lord Barrington to Die for Murder in St Louis
Judge Fox of the Missouri Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence for Lord Barrington who will be hanged March 15. Barrington, convicted March 5, 1904, for the murder of James P. McCann in St Louis, was found with rope a knife and a whetstone in his cell during a search.
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Neww York Times
Jefferson City
Lord’ Barrington
Fox
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Barrington
James P. McCann
Androne
Executors seek probate for Marshall Field will
Executors of Marshall Field estate filed a probate petition in Chicago. The Illinois estate is valued at 75 million dollars, with 50 million in personal property. Field held extensive New York property. Marshall Field & Co operates factories and branches in Europe and Asia, value not estimated.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Field
Illinois
Nevada Apartments Fire Briefly Contained on Sixty Ninth Street
Fire discovered in the basement of the Nevada Apartments at Sixty-ninth Street and Broadway was extinguished by an employee with extinguishers before engines arrived. Dinner hour panic was reported due to dense smoke. Building damage was slight but baggage in the basement suffered substantial loss, estimated in the thousands.
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Nevada Apartments
Sixty-ninth Street
Broadway
Rockefeller Secret Kept Sheds Light on Illness
Cleveland relatives deny knowledge of John D. Rockefeller's whereabouts and alleged critical illness. Frank Rockefeller and Mrs. William C. Rudd, siblings of the Standard Oil head, are in the city. Rudd says he has no idea where Rockefeller is or if he is ill.
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New York Times
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Frank Rockefeller
William C. Rudd
Standard Oil Company
City
Six Hurt In Eighth Avenue Crosstown Collision
A north bound Eighth Avenue car was struck by a Twenty third Street crosstown car around 6 PM. Motorman Streff braked late, causing a side impact that left one car half off the tracks and shattered windows. Several Jersey City passengers suffered minor injuries from glass. Names listed include Mary Stevens, Mrs J E Lenegan, Wilner, Arthur Prak, John Shea, and Richard Kenehan. Traffic halted for an hour while repairs were made.
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Eighth Avenue
Streff
Mary Stevens
Montgomery Street
J. E
State stock transfer tax yield for January reported
Albany reports January stock transfer tax receipts totaling 901324 dollars. December collections were 728 dollars, with projections of 2.5 million annually by Gov Higgins. The tax, effective June 1, shows eight months of 4182000 dollars in collections.
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New York Times
Albany
Higgins
Equitable Society Sues Hyde for 72000
President Paul Morton announced suits against James H. Hyde seeking about 72000 for profits from syndicates that sold securities to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Additional suits target men who profited from leases in Equitable buildings and other claims from the old administration.
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Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James H. Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Morton
Equitable
The
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Stiney Dilly Ripley
Winthrop
Morton
Paul D. Cravath
Equitable Management
Elihu Root
J. G. Johnson
Philadelphi
Samuel Untermyer
W. D. Gu
Thomas
Ryan
Charles .E. Hughes
Alexander Party
Society
Othr
Committee On Lawyers
Australia
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Armstrong
Yale
New York
George H. Squire
Equitable Society
Equitable Trust
Mutual Life Insurance Company
McCurdy
Joseph
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