Hooker Delivers Not Guilty Plea at Albany Bar Hearing
Special to The New York Times reports Justice Warren B. Hooker being summoned for trial in the Joint Assembly. Hooker and counsel arrived after lunch, waived reading of charges, and entered a not guilty plea amid a dramatic session with Lieut. Gov. Bruce presiding and a packed chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Times
Albany
Joint Assembly
Warren B. Hooker
Hooker
Gov
Bruce
Justice Hooker
W. W. Goodrich
Assembly
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Gleason
Brackett
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice
Stanchfield
Index to Departments and Page References
An index listing department sections and page numbers across the issue. It enumerates Commercial World Amusements Arrival of Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires with respective page totals.
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Society
United. Sérvice
Weather Report
Riot Over Caleb Powers Sparks Cincinnati Jail Clash
Caleb Powers arrival at Newport jail triggers a violent confrontation as Mayor Helmbold and police clash with jailers over custody. Helmbold fights jailer Ploeger, officers seize guards and a citizen, and warrants are sought for the mayor and police chief for interfering with United States officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Caleb Powers
Newport
Helmbold
United States
Heimhold
He’ E
Powers
Steven Sharpe
Georgetown
Ploeger
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Guard Fisher
John Ader
Ader
Helmboldt
Riedel
Campbell County
Hlelmbold
United States District Attorney
Tinsley
Covington
Lawson's Voice Returns After Throat Ailment
Special to The New York Times from Kansas City reports Thomas W. Lawson recovered enough to preserve his speaking engagement in Fairbury Nebraska after a throat strain from three speeches Friday and Saturday. Doctor Logan said the ailment was temporary and cautioned against strain.
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New York Times
Kansas City
Thomas W. Lawson
Ottawa
Kan
Lawson
Fairebury
Neb
J. E Logan
Scott's Train Flying East Sets 48 Hour Route Time
The Walter Scott special on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway aims for a 48 hour Los Angeles to Chicago run, leaving LA Sunday 1 PM and due Chicago Tuesday 8 PM, averaging 47.2 mph over 2207 miles with two mountain ranges. The miner Scott owns the train bought for £5500. progress aimed to shave time while preserving safety.
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Denver
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé
Dodge City
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Scott
Death Valley
J. P. Hall
Santa Fé Railroad
Trinidad
Cal
la Junta
Dodge Seat Ikkan
Syracuse
Miners Strike Fund Disbursement Denial from Anthracite Strike
In Scranton Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers president T D Nicholls disputes a New York Times claim that nearly one million of two point eight million raised for the 1902 anthracite miners strike was not distributed. He says funds were received by the national organization and used to bolster the defense fund and aid striking miners, with all remaining money transferred after settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Scranton
Penn
National Headquarters Defense Fund
T. D. Nicholls
United Mine Workers
National Organization
Defense Fund
Heat Claims Eleven Lives as City Sizzles in June Heat
Citywide heat kills eleven people including several young children and leaves more than twenty overcome. A man attempted suicide by leaping into the North River amid the heat while a fireman and a longshoreman suffer heat related ailments. Rain and flooding follow the hot spell as sewers overflow and streets flood around the City Prison and Criminal Courts Building.
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North River
Almerico
Harry
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Anderson
Devoe Street
Brooklyn
Casey
Thomas
Warren Street
Doonan
James
East One Hundred
Second Street
Maher
Second Avenue
Popper
Joseph
Broome Street
Redfern
Montgomery Street
Rogers Avenue
Talm
Rose
Macdougal Street
Wagner
George J
East Sixty-second Street
Falvy
John
Fordham
Third Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Burns
Patrick
West Seventeenth Street
Albert Kaseick
East Thirty-ninth Street
City Hall
City Prison
Criminal Courts
Henry Knobe
Centre
White Streets
Rube
McFadden
Brooklyn Bridge
Mary Hill
Wayne Avenue
Jersey City
Public Service Corporation
United States Express Company
Bergen
Fairview Avenues
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bombs Bore News of Revolt in Black Sea Mutiny
The report states Japanese informants delivered word of a Black Sea mutiny to the Russian army near Sipingitai Murmansk front lines. Proclamations were dropped at night by shells as rains halted operations. The Morning Post recounts a Li bau mutiny where twenty three were condemned to death and a firing squad mutiny led to officers killed and Cossacks losses.
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Sipingitai
Manchuria
Black Sea
London
Morning Post
Libau
St. Petersburg
American Banker Targeted in Cuban Bandit Robbery
In Santiago a U S banker and Ward Line agent Julian Cendoya was attacked at home by eight bandits who looted the house and demanded 830 000. He paid 2900 then delivered the money to the robbers at a bay rendezvous. Cendoya seeks Cuban and American protection as Royal Guards hunt the Spaniards.
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Santiago
Cuba
Julian Condova
Ward Line
Bay
Cendoya
Admiral Cervera
Ross E. Holladay
Commuters Struggle in Smoke Through Park Avenue Tunnel
More than a hundred travelers on New Haven lines suffered partial asphyxiation as ventilators and doors were not closed while passing the Park Avenue tunnel. Soft coal smoke filled cars causing hysteria and crowding until brakemen relit gas and shut vents near tunnel end. Hundreds fled to the Subway to escape the heat and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hevon
Grand Central
Park Avenue Tunnel
Harlem
Hudson River
New Haven
Park Avenue
Governor Carter Did Not Resign, Reports Say
Honolulu dispatch says Gov. Carter did not resign in his letter to President Roosevelt. The letter merely suggested he had outlived his usefulness and that others might carry on better. He asked to discuss the matter in Washington. His friends push withdrawal resolutions from the Platers' Association and Chamber of Commerce. A Republican committee endorsed withdrawal by a narrow margin.
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New York Times
Honolulu
San Francisco
Gov. Carter
Roosevelt
Washington
Carter
Planters’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Republican Central Committee
Secret Service
United States District
Beach
Holmes
Wilson
Congress
Funston’s Father Arrested After Saloon Explosions
E H Funston ex Congressman and father of Brig Gen Frederick Funston was arrested in Iola Kansas charged with inflammatory utterances after discussing explosions at three saloons. He resisted a policeman who tried to arrest him, was strapped to a buggy and jailed, then released and obtained a warrant against the officer.
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Iola
Kan
E. HH. Funston
Frederick Funston
Fashionable Woman Ignites Roaring Night Gossip
A fur clad woman enters Hotel Astor roof on a warm night drawing instant attention. Guests hypothesize about her arctic attire, while she remains oblivious to the ensuing curiosity.
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Hotel Astor
Equitable Directors Targeted in Coming Suits
State authorities plan broad suits against Equitable Life directors and individual officers for alleged mismanagement and malfeasance. Attorney General, District Attorney, and counsel coordinate actions to start early next week with blanket and specific charges.
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Mayer
Jerome
Samuel Untermyer
James H. Hyde
Edward Lauterbach
Alexander
Equitable Life Ass
The
Equitable Society
Equitable
Senator Brackett
Mary S. Young
Mr. Untermyer
Europe
Colby
Alexander & Colby
Jerove
Hendricks
Paul Morton
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Buckingham
Archibald C. Haynes
Depew
Senator Depew
Fire Threatens Lick Observatory Amid Mountain Fires
Mountain forest fires near Mount Hamilton threaten Lick Observatory. San Jose reports professors have asked the Governor to mobilize militia to combat the blaze as flames close to the summit. The fire lies about eight miles away and makes fast progress toward the top.
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San Jose
Cal
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
San José
Observatory
Count Cassini Overcome by Heat at Waldorf Astoria
The retiring Russian ambassador Count Cassini fell ill from heat in his Waldorf apartment and was cared for by a physician for hours. By evening he recovered enough to attend a St. Regis dinner in his honor hosted by Brazilian Minister J F de Assis Brazil.
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Count Cassini
Waldorf-Astoria
St. Regis
J.F. de ‘Assis
Brazil
Italian teen survives grave fall after rare spine operation
Michael Barone an eighteen year old Italian is alive in Mastview County Hospital after a July 5 fall down a twenty foot embankment fractured his second lumbar vertebra. Dr E M Hermino and Dr E F Duffy performed the life extending operation on July 7. Barone worked in a New York and Putnam Railroad repair gang and is reported to be doing well.
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New York Times
Cutherson
Eastview Hospital
20th Century Limited Schedule Chicago Bound
The 20th Century Limited of the New York Central Lines leaves New York daily at 3 50 P M and arrives in Chicago at 8 30 the next morning. Returning, depart Chicago via Lake Shore at 2 50 P M and reach New York at 9 30 the next morning. To secure best accommodations, reservations should be made early.
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20Th Century
Chicago
20Th Century Limited
New York Central Lines
New York
Lake Shore
Adv
Cody Withdraws Suit Across Reconciliation Effort
Buffalo Bill Cody wires withdrawal of his divorce appeal to Dr. D Frank Powell. The decision follows a request from their only living child Irma wife of Lieut Scott, who seeks reconciliation between the estranged couple.
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New York Times
Omata
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
D. Frank Powell
Alivorce
Cody
Tragic Coal Chute Death Of Seven Year Old
Seven year old Michael Gammo of 14th Street West End Avenue was crushed in a coal chute at the Interborough power house on Fifty eighth Street and North River during a rain storm. Foreman Charles W Theiler cut the belt with an axe after the child was caught, and Dr Brown of Roosevelt Hospital pronounced death almost instant.
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Michael Gammo
West End Avenue
Interborough Power House
Fifty-eighth Street
North River
Charles W. Theiler
Dr. Brown
Roosevelt Hospital
Hutchinson
West Forty-seventh Street
Waterspout sighted off Far Rockaway, 3 miles out
Reported by Rockaway beachgoers three miles offshore yesterday afternoon a gigantic waterspout formed from the High L ands area. Thousands watched as the funnel moved seaward and vanishe d after about thirty minutes, a rare event for these latitudes.
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Rockaway
Rockaway Beach
Highlands
Long Beach
Governor Douglas Held Up For Speeding In Massachusetts
Gov. Douglas and family were stopped by Buzard’s Bay constables in a village for speeding. The governor handed control to his son in law Richmond as the car moved slowly. Officers insisted on a summons to Barnstable on Wednesday. Local reaction was severe.
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New York Times
Boston
Douglas
Buzard
Richmond
Gov.douglas
Powder Mill Explosion Shakes Baltimore Area
A blast at Rockdale Powder Works Hoffmansville Baltimore July hour caused over five tons of powder to explode. The shock toppled two buildings and knocked down twelve workers about to enter. Eugene Abell Punxsutawney and Wilton Hofler sustained serious burns with Abell not expected to survive. The cause remains unknown and a prior mill blast two months earlier had fatalities.
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New York
Baltimore
Rockdale
Hoffmansville
Eugene Abell
Punxetawney
Penn
Wilton Hoffler
Abell
Schwab to Join Loretto Club Camping Trip
The Loretto Club of Braddock Homestead and Duquesne residents plans a September two week camping trip at Cresson near Loretto. Charles M. Schwab is a club member and intends to join the group during the outing.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Loretto Club
Braddock
Charles M. Schwab
Homestead
Duquesne
Cresson
Loretto
Schwab
Tobacco Trusts Charged With Skewing Crop Estimates
Washington July 10. Tobacco growers allege the Tobacco Trust influences official crop estimates, sparking a fresh scandal in the Department of Agriculture. June figures blamed on trust reports prompt calls for an overhaul, while Cheatham and Cotton Growers Association leaders await the President’s next move.
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New York Times
Washington
Tobacco Trust
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Bristow
Richard Cheatham
Cheatham
South
Jordan
Cotton Growers’ Association
Tobaccco
The
Tobacco Growers’ Association of
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dark Tobacco Growers’ Association of Tennessee
Burley Tobacco Growers of
Secretary of Agriculture
Clarksville
Hopkinsville
Regio
Dark Tobacco” District
Department
Sgine
jTobacco Trust
Tobiyeco
Wilson
Theodore
Price
New York
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Pete
Tam
Goodrich
Lawson’s
Miners’ Strike Fund
Nicholls
Julian Cendova
Funston
Kansas
Astor
Cies
Peril
Gov. Douglas
Buzzard’s Bay
Co. M. Schwab
Moody
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