Cuban crisis nears end as Veterans seek peaceful path
Havana reports a three hour crisis meeting with President Gomez ending anti traitor agitation. Gen Nunez and Col Coronado to urge veterans to cease acts, form charitable aid, and support constitutional order while consulting with Generals Menocal and Rabí. Critics press Gomez for press interactions with The New York Times.
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Veterans’ Association
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la Discusion
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Taft and Brandegee Seek Unity in Connecticut GOP
The Connecticut Republican State Central Committee meets in New Haven to decide delegate instructions for Taft, Brandegee, and the coming campaigns. Taft and Brandegee, aiming for party harmony, will push reconciliation to avert a Democratic Senate and electors.
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Texas
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Society of the Genesee
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Meanest Grafter Sentenced for Meat Theft at Ward's Island
Simon Katzenstein a Bronx bone and fat dealer was convicted of bribery and theft of 100000 pounds of meat from the Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane at Ward's Island. Judge Edward Swann sentenced him to two years in Sing Sing denouncing him as the meanest grafter and deterring similar crimes.
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Ward’s Island
Edward Swann
Sing Sing
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Swann
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Commissioner of Accounts
Raymond Fosdick
Wilson defends stance as Watterson attack rattles Detroit visit
Gov. Wilson of New Jersey dodges direct reply to Col. Watterson while in Detroit. Dudley Field Malone, Wilson’s aide, vows silence against personal attacks. Local Democrats back Wilson as they summarize his views on tariff influenced politics and the shift toward reform.
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Harper’s Weekly
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Gov. Wilson
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J. P. Morgan
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Guard for Gov. Foss Moves From State House to Home
Still guarding Gov. Foss in Boston for 24 hours after threats from Black Hand groups. Dudley M. Holman said six sources warned of a secret plan to send bomb throwers to Massachusetts in protest against militia action in Lawrence and the 54 hour bill. Police were alerted and the governor’s home remained secured as a precaution.
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Worry Kills Pastor's Wife in Passaic NJ
In Passaic New Jersey Mrs Anne J Vandenheuvel died after illness blamed on worry over troubles between her husband and members of the North Side Christian Reformed Church and the Classis of Hudson A divorce case tied to her husband sparked church strife and his suspension by the Classis Her illness worsened as she followed the dispute closely and the church faction later declared themselves independent restoring her husband to the pastorate News notes a Florida one night out by Seaboard Air Line Ry and a Broadway address for inquiries.
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Three-Page Times Feature on John D. Rockefeller
Frederick T. Gates writes an intimate chapter about John D. Rockefeller for Next Sunday's Times. Gates, representing Rockefeller, offers a personal view to readers.
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Frederick T. Gates
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Fredericks Pursues Dynamiters in Bold Case Trail
District Attorney J. D. Fredericks of Los Angeles, famed for the McNamara prosecutions, is in New York detailing a vast dynamiting inquiry said to involve over 100 cases. He warns the trail is open and promises penalties for those at its end.
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J. B. McNamara
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J. Miller
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Bryce
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San Francisco
Bowler Ordered to Pay $33,700 in Norfolk Suit
In Dedham Massachusetts on January 18 a Norfolk Superior Court verdict awarded H Curey Little of City Mills $33,700 against George P Bowler of Boston a former Harvard student. The case grew from two promissory notes dated 1906 in New York for 15000 and 10000 payable to Stevens Reynolds and endorsed to Little. The verdict grants full value plus interest.
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George P. Bowler
Boston
Harvard
Congery
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H. Curey Little
City Mills
New York
Ith Stevens Reynolds
H. C. Little
Where to Take Lunch and Drink the Best American Wines
Advertisement for H. J. Dewey & Gons Co at 188 Fulton St promoting lunch venues and a selection of American wines.
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H. J. Dewey & Gons CO
Fulton St
The Weather and Public Notices Summary
The Times outlines routine column headings for the next page including The Weather Yesterday's Wills Yesterday's Fires Police Department News Board of Education The Civil Service and The United Service for organizational reference.
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Boys Die Sledding Tragedies on Riverside and Farmingdale Hills
Port Washington boys Cyril Rumens and John De Mar, 12, die after their sled strike on Old Hicksville Road in Riverside. Howard Gould auto driver William Holland blamed for fatal impact as De Mar survives with brain concussion. Nearby Thomas O’Hare, 10, dies from head trauma after coasting on Nassau Street hill. James McKenna, 15, Nazareth Trade School pupil, dies from a fractured skull after a collision on Nassau Street hill in Farmingdale.
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William Holland
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William Cock
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Young Ramens
Young de Mar
Nassau Street
Farmingdale
James McKenna
Nazareth Trade School
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Cornwall-on-Hudson
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Six Yonkers Teachers Injured in Park Hill Sled Crash
Six young women teachers from Public School 18 in Yonkers were hurt when a borrowed bob sled they rode down Park Hill Avenue collided with a curb and telegraph pole. Miss Mary Guernsey at the helm and five others suffered injuries ranging from badly bruised to broken legs. several were taken to St. John’s Hospital or sent home.
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Charles Clancy
Lowrie
McLean Avenue
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Lulu
Highland Place
St. John’s Hospital
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Marion
van Cortlandt Avenue
Mary
Hoffman
Ruth
Short
Miss Agnes
Stanley Place
Whitney Petro
Miss Mary Guernsey
Carmania’s Rudder Loss Triggers Emergency Assistance
Capt. W. T. Turner of the Cunard liner Carmania reports via wireless that a distance from London the ship is without a rudder and will be towed into St. John’s Newfoundland for repairs. Capt. Moore of Mount Temple confirms the Mount Temple is standing by to assist if needed.
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Mauretania
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Mount Temple
London
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King George Visit to New York Discussed
London reports the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia will visit New York. The Pall Mall Gazette argues the trip paves the way for King Edward to fulfill a wish for an English monarch to visit the White House.
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Duchess of Connaught
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Pall Mall Gazette
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White House
Russia Won't Yield Warns Nordau Letter
London dispatch reports Max Nordau notes in the Jewish Chronicle that the Russo American treaty abrogation harms Jews. He says Taft denounced it yet allowed Russia to claim passport issues were unaffected. Nordau asserts Russia will not yield to the United States and warns of worsening Jewish conditions and potential American Jewish backlash.
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Taft
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United States
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America
Teheran voices anger over American officials in Persia
The Persian Cabinet condemns direct dealings by F. Cairns with British, Russian and American Legations after W. Morgan Shuster’s departure. Tehran, Jan 18. Foreign Minister reprimands Cairns for actions seen as pressuring Americans while other foreign officials receive government backing. The Belgian push for M Mor nard as Treasurer General is noted.
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Teheran
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
F. 9
Cairna
Shuster
Treasury Department
M. Mornard
Cold Victims To Cut Ice In Winter Relief Plan
Charities Commissioner Michael J. Drummond and Supt. W. Co. Yorke arranged with the Alton Ice Company to employ 300 men to cut ice at Greenwood Lake and Lake Hopatcong for 1.75 dollars a day. They bought clothing and provided transport as the men left for work.
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Supt. W. Co. Yorke
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Hoboken
N. J
Alton Ice Company
Greenwood Lake
Lake Hopatcong
Northwest immigrants urged to unite for growth
James J. Hillendorses big business style collaboration over fierce competition for colonists. He calls for a single Immigration Bureau for seven Northwest states Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and Alaska Territory to attract desirable settlers and maximize dollar impact. He adds prosperity cannot be secured by legislation alone.
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New York Times
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Minn
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Great Northern Railway
New Northwest Development League
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Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
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Territory of
Alaska
Armour Profits Out in 1911 Earnings Report
Armour & Co annual statement shows net earnings of 2,510,053 for the year ended November 4 1911, about 25 percent on net capital of 94,498,866. A dividend of 2,000,000 was paid from 1910 earnings. Other figures include net profits on sales and manufacturing 5,611,100 and total earnings from various assets.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
India
Creme Hand 804P Review Sparks Quick Smooth Appeal
Product note highlights BETA CREME HAND 804P delivering smooth results with minimal grit. Reader remarks underscore ease of use and fast action, emphasizing quick application and even finish.
Morse commuted to die at once as his end nears
Charlies W. Morse receives a presidential commutation from President Taft after medical review. Morse, confined at Fort McPherson, faces likely death within months while his wife Mrs Morse travels to Atlanta to oversee his transfer and comfort. The decision follows reports from Army medical officers and Attorney General Wickersham.
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New York Times
Washington, D. C
Charlies W. Morse
Atlanta
Attorney General's Office
Mr. Morse
Taft
Carisbed
Wickersham
Morse’storneys
White House
Charles W. Morse
Torney
Kays
Baker
Fow
Morse
Major Baker
Seely
Penitentiary
New York
Mr. Seely
Morse Says Thank God After Taft Pardon
Special to The New York from Atlanta Ga reports Charles W Morse exclaims thank God after news of his pardon by President Taft. Morse is very weak and reportedly dying minutes after the pardon.
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Atlanta
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Taft
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