Treasury Deficit Fears Prompt House Urgent Deficiency Bill
Washington January 28 The Tawney chaired House considers an urgent deficiency bill for 24 million as estimates show a potential 118.8 million shortfall for the next fiscal year. Tawney notes revenues 875 million against 997 million appropriations with wars and fortifications driving higher costs. Teller defends Cortelyou and New York banks amid the money crisis. Stone presses for funds distribution between regions.
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Testimony Opens In Sherman Suit On Union Label
Federal suit against the American Tobacco Company resumed as John W. Pinkerton of Zanesville Ohio testified in Cincinnati. He described the 1900 incorporation of his Pinkerton Tobacco Company and a 1903 sale of a majority stake to Continental Tobacco. He discussed letters to American Company officials and said he advertised “union made” to justify wages and testified about concealment efforts with the post office and his workers.
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Subways Hear Wreck Tools in Cars Question
Public Service Commission held a hearing on equipping all subway cars with wrecking tools for accidents. General Manager Hedley submitted a list of stations where tools are kept, and the session adjourned after the letter was read.
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Buelow Meets Heavy Weather on Transatlantic Voyage
The North German Lloyd liner Buelow, sailing from Bremen on January 1, arrived after a tempestuous crossing. The voyage included many gales that slowed the ship at times. Passengers on the steamer Panama arriving yesterday included José A. Arango, Panamanian Minister to the United States, and Gustave G. Paredes of the Panama Consulate in this city.
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Supreme Court denies Chicago street railway appeal
Washington reports the Supreme Court denied the petition for an appeal in the Chicago traction reorganization case. The Court cited lack of jurisdiction, with expectations the appeal may move to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. The decision is seen as a rebuke to Critics of Judge Grosscup.
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Government to regulate telegraph tolls across states
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin introduced a bill to place interstate telegram tolls under the Interstate Commerce Commission. The measure aims to bring telegraph rates in line with railroad regulation and bans government employees from accepting telegraph franks.
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Porter’s Men Named for New York Seat and Posts
Peter Augustus Porter, elected to Congress as a Roosevelt Republican Democrat and Independent, received the post and Post Office vacancies at Attica Dansville Lockport Barker and Arcade were filled with his selections Wadsworth asked for patronage at the White House but was refused He then sought an agreement with Senators Platt and Depew to block Porter’s nomination but received no support He now tries to have anti Administration Senators delay nominations with little encouragement
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Bryan Near for Conference on Currency Legislation
A Democratic Senate conference is planned for Saturday to discuss currency legislation. Though William Jennings Bryan will not attend, he may be nearby to advise if needed. Senator Newlands hosts dinners Monday and Tuesday evenings as politicking around Bryan persists.
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Mellen Talks With Roosevelt in Social Visit at White House
President Mellen of the New Haven and Hartford Railroad met with President Roosevelt in Washington for a social chat. He declined to discuss the meeting's content but noted business before the Interstate Commerce Commission and mentioned no knowledge of the DOJ merger case status.
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Democrats may filibuster on Aldrich Currency bill
The New York Times reports that Senator Culberson, Senate minority leader, signaled possible Democratic filibuster plans in retaliation over objections to printing documents tied to Judge Dayton's injunction against United Mine Workers officials. The issue, tied to a three day Senate debate, is expected to resume Monday as Culberson aims to block publication of related reports and oppose the Aldrich Currency bill.
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Demand Tariff Revision and Trade Commission Support
The National Board of Trade ended its Washington sessions with resolutions urging an expedited tariff revision and endorsing a permanent tariff commission. It called on the President and Congress to pursue reciprocity trade treaties with other nations.
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Brownson's Views at Last Published on Naval Command
Secretary of the Navy Métcalf replies to Representative Gill's resolution with Admiral Brownson's memorandum arguing hospital ships require naval command and a navy crew. Surgeon General Rixey counters, advocating navigation by sailing master and merchant crew rather than line officers, citing neutrality and efficiency concerns.
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Eulogies for Morris K Jesup Mark Chamber Tribute
Three hundred Chamber of Commerce members gathered at 65 Liberty Street to honor Morris K. Jesup. J Edward Simmons presided with eulogic remarks by Choate Bigelow Porter Low and Higgins. Resolutions praised his broad humanity and devotion to public causes.
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Wasp Assigned to New York Naval Militia Replace Cruiser Newark
The Newark cruiser will be returned to the navy and the Wasp gunboat, converted for militia use, will join the New York Naval Militia. The swap places a compact warship with the militia to bolster coastal defense.
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New steam cutter to replace old revenue vessel after Manhattan
Senator Depew introduced a bill allocating 150,000 for building a new steam cutter to replace the Civil War era revenue craft after Manhattan, currently used in New York Harbor.
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New Jersey Grand Jury Votes to Drop Vivisection Case
Witnesses testified in Middlesex County as the grand jury considered charges against Dr H E Janeway of New York and physician E Irving Cronk of New Brunswick for vivisecting a dog at Janeway’s home. Chief witness Alberta Lumsden was absent and the jury reportedly voted to dismiss the case.
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Osborne Makes Appeal to New York Democrats
Albany January 23 Thomas M Osborne a member of the Public Service Commission Second District writes to S S Craiger requesting a Democratic State management that commands respect for honesty and intelligence He would not attend today anti Bryan meeting in New York City and suggests a New York State Democratic gathering to revive party enthusiasm He helped oppose Hearst in 1908 and led a conference in Albany before that year s Democratic convention
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Albany Moves to Abolish Canal Appraisers Board
Measures to wipe out the State Board of Canal Appraisers were introduced in the Senate by Senator Foelker. Gov. Hughes has urged curbs on appraisal methods as too costly. The three-member board, serving since Odell’s era, each earns $5,000 a year with $5,500 in lieu of expenses.
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Reform Bureau Chief Seeks Statewide Anti Gambling Support
The Rev. J Wilbur Crafts met Gov Hughes to press the National Reform Bureau crusade against race track gambling. Churches statewide plan meetings on Feb 9 to endorse anti betting bills. Mass meetings are planned in Albany as agricultural groups back the Percy Gray law reposting.
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Memphis Police Chiefs and Five Officers Suspended in Gambling Raid
Memphis officials suspended Police Chief George T. O Haver Chief of Detectives Edward Kehoe and five patrolmen for twenty days after Crump charged failure to suppress gambling. Crump had led raids that Saturday night resulting in seventy one arrests.
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Posse Gathers Troop In Tennessee Negro Killings
A gang of three African American assailants who killed John Brown of Cincinnati and bridge watchman David Langley near Annadel Morgan County Tennessee last Saturday were tracked. One was killed by a posse, another captured in Knoxville, and the third surrendered to a farmer near Wartburg before being turned over to Sheriff Langley for transport to Knoxville. Pastors Favor Hughes Gambling Bid. The Presbytery of Westchester approved Gov. Hughes racing track gambling guidance and formed a committee to mobilize churches and seek broader church cooperation.
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