Hughes Indorsed for Nomination in County Meeting
The Republican County Committee unanimously indorsed Governor Charles E. Hughes for the Presidency with a Roosevelt Administration alignment. The substitute resolution praised Hughes’ governorship and urged New York Republicans to push for Hughes at the next National Convention. The meeting at Murray Hill Lyceum saw internal maneuvering and when the resolution was read it passed amid cautious support from Odell followers.
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Gov. Hughes
Republican County Committee
Mack
Herbert Parsons
Roosevelt
Hughes
Congressman Parsons
Parsons
Edward Lauterbach
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Peale
Charles I. Hughes
New York
State of
United States
Charles E. Hughes
Lehmaier
Taft
Murray Hill Lyceum
Executive Committee
Colin H. Woodward
Twenty-third District
Mr. Woodward
Harry W. Mack
Samuel
Koenig
Odell
Josiah
T. Newcomb
Newcomb
Pennsylvania
Knox
Indiana
Fairbanks
Getion
Halpin
James S. Lehmaier
Republican
Ohio
Special Committee
Edward
Caruso Reopens Manon Lescaut After Bank Cash Hope
During the Metropolitan Opera performance Enrico Caruso faced news that the New Amsterdam National Bank, with rumored 40 000 on deposit, was insolvent. After a crisis moment and a bank statement promising full payment, he returned to act two while others in the company faced similar concerns about deposits.
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Manon Lescaut
Metropolitan Opera House
Enrico Caruso
New Amsterdam National Bank
Caruso
Bartolemy
Enrico
Opera
Conried Opera Company
Conried
Mahler Declines Italian Leader Split at Met Opera
Directors weigh Conried’s departure due to ill health and consider Gustav Mahler and Toscanini sharing the baton. Mahler refuses a new director and is said to favor no immediate appointment, while Conried seeks compensation for past salary and land costs as talks continue.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Conried
Gustiv Mahler
Opera House
Ernest Goerlitg
Opera Company
Gustav Mahler
Toscanini
la Scala
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mahler
Ellett Gregory
Pittsburg Mills Resume After Shutdowns
Industrial plants in the Pittsburg district resume full operation. Carnegie Steel Clark mills start day and night shifts and hire 900 more workers. Cannonsburg Steel and Iron, Standard Tin Plate, East Palestine Pottery resume, National Tube distributes 50000 in gold to palladium employees.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Clark Mills
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
Cannonsburg Steel and Iron Company
Standard Tin Plate Company
East Palestine Pottery Company
National Tube Company
Detroit industry hums as plants resume full time work
Special to The New York Times reports multiple Detroit area firms reopening or expanding to full schedules. American Car and Foundry, Cadillac, Thomas Auto, Ford, Packard, Acma Detroit White Lead, Berry Brothers Varnish, Parke Davis, Frederick Stearns, and Russell Wheel and Foundry all operate at or near full capacity. Optimistic notes reach Saginaw Marshall Charlotte Holland Pontiac and beyond.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
American Car and Foundry Company
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Thomas Auto Company
Ford and
Packard Auto
Acma
Berry Brothers’ Varnish Company
Parke Davis
Frederick Stearns Medicine Manufacturing Companies
Russell Wheel and Foundry Company
Saginaw
Marshall
Charlotte
Holland
Pontiac
Undesirable citizens provoke applause in Congress
In Washington on January 29 the House applauded Chaplain Henry N. Couden after he prayed to deliver Congress from jingoists, demagogues and bigots, asking for patriotic, broad minded leadership instead. An ad for Spencer's stylish glasses follows.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress
House
Henry N. Couden
Seaboard Florida LTD Service Listed for Pinehurst Route
Seaboard Florida LTD announces best service to Pinehurst Camden and Columbia via the shortest route. The Adv notes daily schedules and a one thousand one hundred eighty three mile designation. No further details provided.
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Seaboard Florida Ltd
Best
Pinehurst
Camden
Columbia
Florida
Aldrich Bill to Issue Emergency Circulation for Banks
The Aldrich financial bill moves to the Senate with planned emergency circulation for banks backed by state and railroad securities. It sets a $500 million cap, requires deposits of non US bonds, and distributes notes by state needs. The Secretary of the Treasury would oversee applications and timing.
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New York Times
Washington
Jan
Aldrich Financial
Senate
Finance Committee
Cannon
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Fowler
United States
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Aldrich
Treasury
Reserve Fund
Aldrichs
Bryan
Senate Committee On Finance
Henry C. Adams
Count Szaky in Critical Condition After Gas Incident
Count George Szaky of the Austro Hungarian Consulate staff is in Presbyterian Hospital after being found overcome by gas at 72 East Ninety-sixth Street. An afternoon blood transfusion offered little hope. the source of the transfused blood remains unknown. The Count, about 38, from a Magyar noble family, had stayed three weeks with Miss Ferekke Boros and was assisted by Drs. Cohen and Cosma before removal to the hospital.
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George Szaky
Ninety-sixth Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Ferekke Boros
Miss Boros
John Singleton
I. Cohen
East Ninety-sixth Street
Cosma
Hungary
French Count Saint Clair Seeks Shelter at Williamsburg Station
A poorly dressed man claiming to be Count Eugene Saint Clair of France sought shelter at the Bedford Avenue Police Station. He had not eaten for two days and was then taken to Williamsburg Hospital for exposure and starvation. He appeared educated and multilingual, with a past as a language teacher and interpreter.
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Eugene Saint Clair
France
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
Lieut. Lyons
Daregler
Count Saint Clair
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
All Well Aboard Fleet Near South Pacific Stop
Admiral Evans reports all ships well aboard the Connecticut at 9 A M January 27 as the fleet moves toward the South Pacific. Flotilla from the United States engages in cordial exchanges with Argentina, with President Roosevelt and Minister Wilson sending greetings to President Alcorta and Zeballos.
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Washington
Fivans
Punta Arenas
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Alcorta
Roosevelt
United States
Wilson
Root
Mr. Wilson
Sefior Zeballos
Troops for Pacific Coast Move Announced
Railroads in Omaha report bids requested to move infantry artillery and cavalry from Forts Crook Leavenworth and Russell to Seattle and the Presidio San Francisco around April 1. The Fifth Artillery battery from Fort Russell heads to Seattle while many Leavenworth companies move to the Presidio. Arrival coincides with Evans fleet arrival at Pacific Coast reservations.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
Burlington
Union Pacific
Fort Crook
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Seattle
Presidio
San Francisco
Fifth Artillery
Pacific Coast
Admiral Evans
Prince of Monaco refuses debt responsibility in Paris case
The Prince of Monaco publicly states he will not be liable for his son Louis’s debts as Louis leads a gay life in Paris. The latest incident claims Louis abducted his own child from the mother. Additionally, STRANSKY ENAMELED WARE and imitations are advertised with label cautions.
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Paris
Prince
Monaco
Louis
Police Dog Max Saves Life In Brooklyn Snow
Max a Parkville Station police dog led officers to a nearly frozen man in a vacant lot behind snow banks after entering the station house and dragging a plainclothes captain toward the door. The cook Edward Connolly of the steamboat Robert M Doyle was found half frozen and revived at the station, later charged with intoxication.
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Max
Parkville
Brooklyn
Lieut
Wakefield
Frank Kelly
Capt
Funston
Scully
Thirty-seventh Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Edward Connolly
Robert M. Doyle
Fortieth Street
Borough Park
Connolly
Chicago University Alumni Hear of Plans for Boat Club
President Judson told twenty to thirty alumni at the Harvard Club about the university's finances and Rockefeller gifts. He announced a vision of a campus boat club with water conveyed from Lake Michigan to the steps. Salaries for instructors are being raised as retrenchment is avoided. Judson departs for Boston and then Washington.
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Judson
Chicago University
Harvard Club
John D. Rockefeller
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Robbers Take $3,000 from Adams Express at Union Station
In Mansfield Ohio two masked men knocked unconscious Adams Express agent William Depew and escaped with $3,000 as a crowd of nearly fifty travelers waited for trains. A bag with $40,000 in gold was overlooked. John McCue and Joseph Stevens were detained in New London. Stevens confessed and implicated a Depew associate.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Adams Express Company
Union Station
William Depew
John McCue
Joseph Stevens
New London
Express
Stevens
Say
Depew
Express Office
Man calling himself Joseph Muller commits suicide at Jersey City hotel
A man claiming to be Joseph Muller of Bradford Pennsylvania killed himself at Baumanns Hotel 25 Montgomery Street Jersey City after a plan to travel to Antwerp allegedly involving two strangers. Police notified as details of swindle emerged and a tin can with old paper and two one dollar notes was found.
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Joseph Muller
Bradford
Penn
Baumann
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
Muller
Morsday
Antwerp
Muler
German Rectory Attacked in Garden Village
In Cologne on January 29 a group of men bombarded the Catholic rectory in Garden village with revolver fire. Windows were smashed. about fifty bullets lodged in walls and ceiling. The rector, his sister, and a maid fled to the cellar and escaped as doors held. No suspects or trace have been found.
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Cologne
Garden
Genuine Deertoot Farm Sausages Ad
Advertisement noting Genuine Deertoot Farm Sausages are never sold in bulk and always wrapped in parchment paper with the name printed in red ink, warning buyers to beware of imitations.
Briand voices support for trial marriages concept
Paris reports Aristide Briand the Minister of Justice and Worship favors evolving divorce doctrine toward a contract for a set period with safeguards. He argues couples cannot know a partner’s true character and that forcing an unhappy marriage is intolerable.
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Paris
Paul Bourget
Aristide Briand
Cannon Relents as Forest Measure Advances
Washington, Jan 29 A long fight against the Southern Appalachian and White Mountain forest measure ends with Speaker Cannon admitting the struggle may be futile. Rep Aiken of South Carolina asks him to allow a House consideration citing the New England and South alliance as a tough coalition to beat.
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New York Times
Washington
Appalachian
White Mountain Forest
House
New England
Cannon
Aiken
South Carolina
South
Nuns Save Chapel Fire In Bronx Construction Site
Nuns from the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Aque duct Avenue Bronx fought a small blaze at a near completed chapel beside the academy. Oiled rags left in a corner near the main building caught fire. a policeman raised the alarm, but the nuns organized a bucket brigade and had the fire out before the fire department arrived. Damage was slight.
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Academy of the Sacret Heart
Aqueduct Avenue
Feather Bed Lane
Bronx
Academy
New York Weather Drop Suppresses Midnight Chill
New Yorkers faced a sharp cold snap with temperatures down to 12 degrees at midnight and falling to 19 by early evening. The forecast promised continued freezing and clearing skies as snowfall failed to meet expectations and Buffalo hit four below zero.
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Buffalo
Lake
Lisbon Rioters Shot As Police Suppress Uprising
In Lisbon on January 20 a street riot left several wounded as shots were fired. An official statement warns of mortal wounds among protesters. Police acted quickly, threats to expel conspirators rise, leaders may be sent to Timor as prison space runs short.
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Lisbon
Havitg
Timor
Malay Archipelago
Buttermilk Club Formed By Local Newspaper Man
Col Jim Lowry of The Honey Grove Signal announces a humorous buttermilk dissertation and charity club. President Fairbanks named charter member. fifty six total members. The club invites readers to send bottles of buttermilk for souvenir preservation and full club membership.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Jim Lowry
Honey Grove Signal
Fairbanks
Buttermilk Club
Lowry
Jim
Band of Women Robbers Held in Lublin
Police in Lublin Poland report the capture of a women led band of highway robbers. The group, well armed, targeted unaccompanied men and women in a prolonged series of robberies. The leaders are now in custody.
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Lublin
Poland
Why Don't You Try It Ady Ad Promotion
An advertisement invites readers to ride TO PHILADELPHIA EVERY HOUR on the hour, in two hours, citing the New Jersey Central timetable on page 13. The note urges trial of the service as advertised.
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Philadelphia
Ady
Banks Shut by Withdrawals Amid Cash Shortage
The New Amsterdam National Bank and the Mechanics and Traders Bank announced they would close temporarily due to insufficient cash resources. Officials stressed solvency remains intact, blaming withdrawals and Clearing House constraints, with plans to resume operations soon and a receiver to be appointed.
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New Amsterdam National Bank
Broadway
Ninth ‘Street
Mechanics and Traders
New Amsterdam Bank
The
National Bank” Examiners
National Fank of
North America
C. W. Morse
New Amsterdam National
Morse
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
State Banking Department
Frank W. Kinsman, Jr
National Bank of North America
United States
New York Clearing House
Seesenetee Cies
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University
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Save Sacred Heart Academy
Bucket Brigade
Mercury
Band OF Woman Robbers
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Mechanics & Traders
New Amsterdam
Charles A. Hanna
Amsterdam National Bank
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New Amsterdam Tional
Frank W.kinsman
Kinsman
William A. Nash
Corn Exchange Bank
Clearine House Committee
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