Odell Voices Tax Reform Support at Arkwright Club Dinner
Governor Odell rebutted critics of his tax policy, praising a shift from franchise taxes to a gross earnings model. He outlined benefits for New York City, argued fair treatment between capital and labor, and urged state and city cooperation to reduce real estate burdens while noting projected revenue changes.
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Odell
New York
Albany
Low
Grout
Arkwright Club
Broadway
G. H., Sutton
St. Louis
Nantucket
Iuster M. Voorhees
New Jersey
B. D. Caldwell
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Canlan
Gilbert Collins
Charles W. Dayton
W. N. Searles, Jr
Abraham Gruber
Miles M. O'Brien
Slater
Stranahan
Charles Stewart
Joseph L. Barbour
Hartford
Empire State
Ciy
New York City
Fictional newspaper index snippets and page notes
A fragmented listing outlines section titles and page numbers including Amusements Hotels Out-of-Town Buy o1 Business Fe cables Court Calendars Losses by Fire Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Religious United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires with various page references across the issue.
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Marine Intelligence
Gess
Ae Aace
United Service
Weather Report
Operagoers in Runaway Carriage on Broadway
Two women and Mr Chauncey escape injury after a carriage driven by John McDonald breaks its pole during a Broadway runaway striking a car and an automobile near 34th Street. Police stop the team at 32nd Street. Chauncey leaped from the vehicle and disappeared. The women recover and go to the Waldorf Astoria.
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Broadway
Chauncey
East Thirteenth Street
Metropolitan
John McDonald
Opera House
Thirty-eighth Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Thirty-second Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Chauncey
Berliner patent affirmed in telephone transmitter case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Berliner’s telephone transmitter patent valid but found no infringement by National Telephone Manufacturing. The decision preserves the Berliner patent for American Telephone Company with potential Supreme Court review possible.
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New York Times
Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
American’ Bell Telephone Company
National Telephone Manufacturing Company
Brown
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
American Telephone Company
Moet & Chandon Champagne Sets Import Record at New York Port
Custom House statistics show over one million bottles of Moet & Chandon Champagne arrived in New York in 1902, the largest import by any house. The feat places Moet & Chandon ahead of rivals in New York and globally, with a 1604 percent gain over other houses. Endorsements from leading physicians boost the claim of quality for Moet & Chandon White Seal.
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Custom House
Moet & Chandon
New York
Moét
Chandon
Bonfort
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Advertises Winter Breakfast
A local advert markets Deerfoot Farm Sausages for winter mornings offering a delicious breakfast option. It promotes a half pound package sized for convenient meals.
Detective Sergeant Welsh shot during restaurant dispute
In a Black Cat Café melee at 551 West Broadway near Bleecker Street Detective Sergeant William D. Welsh of the District Attorney's office was shot in the neck and taken to St. Vincent's Hospital where he is dying. Kitchen helper Gabriel Arne, 22, lives at 153 West Twenty-eighth Street and a band of witnesses are detained. proprietor Francois Cherierre and twelve staff are held as witnesses.
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Black Cat
West Broadway
Bleecker Street
William D. Welsh
District Attorney's Office
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gabriel Arne
West Twenty-eighth Street
Mercer Street
Welsh
Francois Cherierre
Robert £. Johnstone
John M. O'Shea
John Hutchins
O'Shea
Jefferson Market
Hutchins
Astor Battery
Philippines
Johnstone
Ward
Wara
Brooks
Langan
Detective Bureau
Arne
O’shea
Goldenkranz
First Place
Brooklyn
Partridge
Society Woman's Fate in Mountain Runaway
Mrs. A T Gowan of Lynn Massachusetts was fatally injured in a mountain runaway at Freshwater thirty five miles west of Canon City Colorado. She was thrown against rocks and the right side of her skull crushed. Dr Ward trepanned the skull and tonight Mrs Gowan is alive though he says she cannot survive. She rode with her husband an electrical engineer for a mica mining company operating at Freshwater. She is a daughter of F Jones a capitalist of Boston and Chicago and has been a prominent Boston society leader. Burnett's Extract of Vanilla is the leader all the world over. Use no other.
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New York Times
Canon City
Col
Freshwater
Here
A. T. Gowan
Lynn
Mass
Ward
F . Jones
Boston
Chicago
Persiateaia Journey From New York to In 20 Hours
The Persiateaia ja i makes the journey from New York to in 20 hours with every appointment perfect.
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Persiateaia
New York
Adv
Trolley Ends Wild Run Against Elevated Pillar
Passengers on southbound Third Avenue trolley 517 faced a runaway ride when the car surged out of control near One Hundred and Fourteenth Street. It hit a beer wagon, then a ligh ter truck before crashing into an elevated pillar, injuring several and sparking a fire. Minnie Johanson, who shielded her baby, was rushed to safety as others gathered along the curb.
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Third Avenue
Henry Greishaber
Fourteenth Street
Greishaber
First Street
James Everard
Anton Muller
Fifth Avenue
Chrles Carlson
East
One Hundred
Circular Loom Company
Greenwich Street
John Butler
Washington Street
Butler
Minnie Johanson
First Avenue
Richard Webber
J. Bruns
Langan, Davis
McCarthy
No. 2
Harlem Magistrates’ Court
Harlem Court Prison
Sylvan Place
One Hundred and Twenty-first Street
Jury Acquits Disbrow in Forty Five Minutes
Louis A. Disbrow is acquitted of the murder of Clarence Foster in Riverhead Long Island with the verdict announced at 4 05 pm. The defense had argued the dead couple may have died by suicide amid dwindling funds. Disbrow told his mother and sisters he was free as the courthouse bell rang.
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Riverhead
L.1
Louis A. Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Liberty
Smith
Disbrow
Dimple
Lawrence
Foster
Tiana Bay
Brow
Charles
Wall
Mr. Miles
Maddox
Miles
Ackerly
Goebel Murder Case In Court As Jury Is Targeted
In Frankfort on January 16 Judge Cantrill summoned the Grand Jury investigating Gov. Goebel’s murder. Witness Henry Youtsey testified while James Riddell reported a middle height man named McDowell from Indianapolis offered money to reveal Youtsey’s testimony and proposed kidnapping Taylor for a share of a 25,000 dollar reward.
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James Riddell
Benson
McDowell
Indianapolis
Ind
W. S. Taylor
Henry E. Youtsey
Youtsey
Taylor
Riddell
Frankfort
Youtsev
Gov. Goebel
Former Kentucky Governor Denies Detective Ties In Frankfort Juror Case
Ex Gov W S Taylor now practicing law in Indianapolis says he has no knowledge of any detective who approached Juror Riddell in Frankfort. He has no detective friends and shows no interest in Youtseys testimony.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W.S. Taylor
Kentucky
Riddell
Frankfort
Youtsey
Gardner Museum to Open at Fenway Court in February
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Fenway is announced to open to the public on February 23 and 24 with works from Mrs. Gardner’s collection. The museum will then be open on the first and third Mondays and corresponding Tuesdays each month, 11 A M to 3 P M, with 200 tickets sold per day at 1 dollar each.
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New York Times
Boston
Isabella Stewart Gardner
Fenway
Seaboard Florida Limited Pushes Fastest Pullmans Daily
The Seaboard Florida Limited runs daily with all Pullmans offers fastest service to Florida. It arrives at St Augustine at 2 30 P M. The Pensacola Railway Office is at 1 183 Broadway.
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Seaboard Florida Limited
Penna. R
St Louis Sighted Off Nantucket for Port Return
The American liner St Louis, five days overdue from Southampton, was sighted off Nantucket Lightship at 6 40 last evening. The ship travels slowly, apparently disabled, with no wireless, and is not expected to dock before this afternoon. Officials say boilers are sound though not at peak speed. purpose is uncertain. 275 passengers aboard with 392 crew. ship built 1904 by Cramp & Sons.
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St. Louis
Southampton
Nantucket
South Shoal
Marconi
Sagaponack
Sandy Hook
Menare
Clement A. Griscom, Jr
International Navigation Company
American Line
University Club
James A. Wright
Line
Wright
Hurst Castle
Siasconset
Finland
Robert Abbé
Dr. Abbé
Post Graduate Medical School
West Fiftieth Street
W. P. Abnett
West Seventieth Street
American Fashion Company
Ahnelt
Thomas J. Colton
West End Avenue
J. G. Johnson & Co
George J. Kold
Frederick Kold
Commission House of Borgfeldt & Co
Miss Kinsey
Thomas Kinsey
Paterson
Garriet A. Hobart
Justice Cohen
Neville D. Cohen
J. M. Orkin
Montreal
Louis B. Serner
Herbert Langford
A.P. Lioyd
Jose Alemarry Y Mila
Cunliffe Owen
Owen
Mile. Louise Mabilet
England
New York
Cramp Shipyards
Philadelphia
Towne
St. Paul
Congress
Cramps
Black and White Best Scotch praised by appreciators
The ad copy states that Black and White the Best Scotch is liked by men who appreciate good things. It uses a marketing tone focusing on quality and taste for a refined male audience.
Perfection of Detail Highlighted in Pennsylvania Special
The Pennsylvania Special showcases rapid schedules and comfort in equipment with a smooth ride over a rock-ballasted roadbed. The feature praises precision in scheduling and quality of rolling stock as key virtues of the service.
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Pennsylvania
Goodyear-Akron Pad Introduced To Prevent Slipping
An advertisement promotes the Easy pad from Goodyear Akron Rubber Horse Shoe Pads claiming it prevents slipping by providing a stable grip. The copy urges readers to ask their choer for the pad.
Countess Lonyay Denies Rumors of Separation
Vienna dispatch reports The Times correspondent says rumors of conjugal differences and financial difficulties involving Countess Lonyay and her husband are unfounded. Legal action will be taken against those who published the reports.
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London
the Times
Vienna
St Il
Songay
Iam
Bas relief stolen from Florence church worth $100000
A famous bas relief titled The Descent from the Cross by Luca della Robbia is reported stolen from the Church of San Severo in Florence. The valued piece is listed at $100,000.
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Della Robbia
Cross
San Severo
Florence
Rome
Luca Della Robbia
New Iron Mill Combination Reported in Midwest
A coalition of independent iron mills in Indiana Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin nears completion. A secret Terre Haute meeting linked American Rolling Mill Corporation in Muncie and Muskegon with Hartford City Terre Haute New Albany East Chicago Findlay Ohio and South Milwaukee Wisconsin plants. John L Smith of Terre Haute reportedly heads the new trust. an official announcement is expected next Monday.
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New York Times
Muncie
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Terre Haute
American Rolling Mill Corporation
Muskegon
Maich
Hartford City
New Albany
Chicago
Findlay
Milwaukee
Wis
John L. Smith
Trust
Tyler
Combine
New York Central’s 20th Century Limited Sets Speed Record
The fastest train for the distance the world has seen saves a day between the East and West. The 20th Century Limited by the New York Central accelerates travel time, signaling a major advance in long distance rail service.
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New York Central
20Th Century Limited
Ady
Two Die in Blaze at Aaron & Wertheimer Dry Goods
A fire destroyed the Aaron & Wertheimer dry goods store on Third Avenue near One Hundred and Nineteenth Street. Two employees, Hermintia Josephson and John Cortain, died as panic and flames spread to adjacent buildings and the elevated railway.
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Aaron & Wertheimer
Third Avenue
Third Avenue Uptown
Emil Aaron
Leopold Wertheimer
Nineteenth Street
Short
Aarons
Miss Josephson
Wertheimer
Annie Robinson
Miss Robinson
East One Hundred and Fifty-seventh Street
Coast Line Timetable Snippet Florida Cuba Nassau
An OCR fragment lists ports Florida Cuba Nassau Thomasville and Augusta with times 8:55 A M for a Tampa Palm Beach run and 2:10 P M for Fla Spel. The Apply-Coast Line address 1 161 Broadway New York appears as well.
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Florida
Cuba
Nassau
Thomasville
Augusta
Tampa
Palm Beach
Fla
Coast Line
Broadway
N. Y.ve
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Goebel
Gardner Art Museum
Fenway Court
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Austria
Lonpous Timmes
Truis Special Cablegram
NEW Iron Mill Combination
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John Shuber
Rose Wolders
Edith Krause
Miss Wolders
Miss Krause
Miss Ainslee
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