Heinze Forces New United Copper Board in Hoboken Meeting
In a dramatic session in Hoboken, F. A. Heinze ousted the existing United Copper Company directors and installed his own slate amid contested legality. Old directors face contempt actions over missing books tied to Wise’s investigations. Baglin and Robinson also risk court punishment.
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F. A. Heinze
Hoboken
United Copper Company
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
United States
Wise
Heinze
United States District Attorney
Butte
George Lane
Montreal
Abraham V. Wyckoff
Newark
George Baglin
Sanford Robinson
Mr. Wise
Baglin
Robinson
Arthur P. Heinze
Charles W. Saacke
Edward T. Rice
New York
John A. Sleicher
Mr. Kilroy
W.T. English
Robert McCarter
New Jersey
Isaac Levy
English
Sleicher
Slecher
Man Falls From Ferry Bay Ridge In Suspected Suicide
A man likely William Holdreid of Woodmere L I jumped from the Bay Ridge ferry near Whitehall Street after discarding his coat and a fifty cent piece. A probation officer's card with Nora C Burke's name and an address were found, linking him to St Vincent de Paul supervised sessions at 375 Lafayette Street. A photograph of a woman was found in his coat pocket and police searched the river but found no trace.
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William Holdreid
Woodmere
L. I
Bay Ridge
Thirty-ninth Street
Whitehall Street
Holdreid
Nora C. Burke
Lafayette Street
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
John Conway
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Stretched Middy Succeeds as Naval Academy Graduate
Luther Welsh of Kansas City rises to No 4 in his class of 174 at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis graduating Friday. He overcame a height deficiency with a special spinal procedure and has earned star grades each year while serving as midshipman commander and lacrosse captain.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Mda
Luther Welsh
Kansas City
Naval Academy
Welsh
Harvard
New Insurance Law Test Prompted by State Action
State Superintendent Hotchkiss sought to take charge of the Traders and Travelers' Accident Company under the new law granting the department authority to assume control for policy holder protection. The case, first under the act, estimated 700 policyholders affected with a $1,400 deficit and $800 in unpaid claims. Offices are at 99 Nassau Street. Edward A. Brown is president. George E. Keeler secretary.
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State Insurance Department
Insurance
Hotchkiss
Supreme Court
Guy
Nassau Street
Copartnership
Edward A. Brown
George E. Keeler
Rutgers Athlete Severely Injured By Train Arrow
E Trescott Goode a Rutgers sophomore narrowly escaped death at Rahway station when a two pound head bolt from an express train shattered his knee as he leaned on a railing. He fainted, recovered enough to reach his room at Winants Hall in intense pain. Physicians say the knee is badly shattered and he may not regain full use. Goode is noted as one of Rutgers football’s best players.
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Hudson Trust Company
Mr. English
Mr. Rice
Trust Company
Canada
English
New York Times
New Brunswick
E. Trescott Goode
Rutgers College
Rahway
Goode
Winant’s Hall
Mr. Goode
Rutgers
Auto Run Into Cab In City Crash Injures Pedestrian
Frank Sternes driving for Jacob Loewer struck a brougham on Fiftieth Street injuring William Podmore of First Avenue. Pod’s fall bruised him. De Young family members and chauffeur unhurt. De Young and family later rode to the Stuyvesant Theatre.
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Frank Sternes
West Eightyeighth Street
Jacob Loewer
West Eightyseventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Brougham
William Podmore
First Avenue
Paul de Young
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Florence
Podmore
de Young
Stuyvesant Theatre
Patent and Trade Marks Office Notice
A historical notice references the Patent Office at 351 Broadway NM and generic mention of an advertisement for book free and dental items. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear event details or dates but indicates official patent and trademark activity with a brief address reference.
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Ey Oedent MU
Broadway
Mayor to personally probe Duffy Rogues Gallery case
Mayor McClellan will hear the George B. Duffy matter as a magistrate singling out police actions under Commissioner Bingham after Justice Gaynor demanded removal. He will summon involved officers, question Duffy, and review detectives records while seeking public clarity on the photographed youth in the Rogues Gallery.
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Supreme Court
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
McClellan
Bingham
Gen. Bingham
Gaynor
George B. Duffy
Rogues
City Hall
McCafferty
Duffy
Kahne
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Justice Gaynor
Woods
Wood
Alfred Collier
William F. O'Neill
Institute Park
William B. Crowell
Franklin C. Hoyt
Special Sessions
Appellate Division
Second Department
N. Y
Wyckoff Street
George B. McClellan
Sunday Times Promotion Urges Readers to Order Early
The notice urges readers to place their order with newsdealer today to avoid missing many notable features advertised elsewhere in Sundays Times.
Gulf Troops Held for Cuba Call Ninety Days
Washington reports Gen Arthur Fridge states War Department holds troops in the Department of the Gulf for possible Cuba intervention for the next ninety days. Georgia railroad strike tensions and race issues may influence timing and deployment decisions.
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New York Times
Washington
Arthur Fridge
Mississippi National Guard
War Department
Department of the Gulf
Cuba
Fridge
Gulf
Jackson
Miss
Fort McPherson
Seventeenth Infantry
Department
Garcia Velez
Havana
Mississippi
Georgia
Riots Hit Philadelphia as Trolley Cars Burned
Philadelphia crowds attacked late night trolley cars in the northeast, burning five and wrecking fifteen others. A policeman was shot, at least 100 people injured, and strikebreakers fled as mobs turned cars across streets. The rapid transit firm and city leaders weighed settlement while unions planned a white ribbon day on primary election Saturday.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Levy
Dauphin
United States
New York
Mill
Kensington
West Philadelphia
Department of Trade
Rapid Transit Company
Reyburn
John B
Pratt
Central Labor Union
D. Clarence Gibboney
President Murphy
The
Union
Nettie L. Tice Sinks Again At Hoboken Dock
The Hamburg-American tug Nettie L. Tice sank for the fifth time in nine years while tied at Pier 2 Hoboken. Captain James Goodlow was ashore. a cook and two deckhands narrowly escaped a fatal plunge as the leak below the water line caused the sinking. Work to raise the vessel began immediately.
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Nettie L. Tice
Hoboken
James Goodlow
Cook
North River
First Day Attendance At Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo
The Seattle exposition reports 89286 visitors on opening day with over 79000 in daytime. A military tournament with Fort Lawton Wor den soldiers and American and Japanese sailors opened, with night wrestling and boxing added to the program.
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Seattle
Wash
Forts
Lawton
Worden
Exposition Grounds
Quicker Schedule Through Sleepers on Air Line Ry
Atlanta Birmingham Memphis timetable note highlights a quicker route option via sleepers on the Air Line Railway running through 1,183 miles eastward to New York and connections to the eastern line.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Ing
Ee Air Line Ry
Way
N. Y
Pittsfield Car Men Strike Halts Street Railway Traffic
Pittsfield Massachusetts June 2 all traffic on the Pittsfield Street Railway Company lines is halted after a strike by 125 conductors and motormen demanding a 1 cent per hour raise and a ten hour day. A conference was in progress but no settlement reached by night.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Pittsfield Street Railway Company
Questte
Annou
Norrow
Fitkeut Downtown Restaurant Opens at Park Place
Downtown dining notice outlines Fitkeut opening hours noon to six, located at 14 18 Park Place. Details indicate new venue arrival for locals seeking casual meals and quick service in the neighborhood.
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Fitkeut
Park PI
Taft Defeats His Brother In Chevy Chase Golf Match
President Taft played golf at Chevy Chase and defeated his brother Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati who was visiting the White House. The exact score was not released and the heat of a warm afternoon did not dampen the President’s enjoyment.
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Washington
Taft
Chevy Chase Links
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
White House
Taft Portrait by Sorolla Comes to Cincinnati Gallery
President Taft’s portrait by Spanish painter Sorolla has arrived in Cincinnati and been installed in the private gallery of Charles P. Taft. The price paid by C. P. Taft is not known, but it is said to be large.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Sorolla
Charles P. Taft
C. P. Taft
Flagpole to Rise in Battery Park as City’s Tallest
A new flagpole will be erected in Battery Park reaching 165 feet, likely the city and possibly the world’s tallest. It came from the Constitution yacht cup racer, costing about 3000 dollars originally, bought by the city for under 600 dollars. The old pole was removed during the Subway construction, uncovering a small cache of old pennies at its base.
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Battery Park
Constitution
Smith
Eliot May Take Office As New Education Board Chairman
Boston June 2 Gov Draper signed a bill consolidating the State Board of Education with the Board of Technical Education. The governor did not name the nine members today as expected. Rumor places ex President Eliot of Harvard as Chairman of the new board.
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New York Times
Boston
State Board of Education
Board of Technical Education
Draper
Eliot
Harvard
Burglars Blow Open Two Safes in Newport Post Office
In Newport Kentucky burglars used nitroglycerine to blow two safes at the post office early this morning. Residents heard blasts but thought it was construction and returned to sleep. Clerks later found fifty thousand dollars in cash hidden behind a steel partition in one safe and untouched.
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Kentucky
Newport
Jtwo
False Hair Banned At Hosmer Hall Commencement
Hosmer Hall announces that any senior who appears with false curls at graduation will not receive a diploma. Principal Miss Louise McNair cites deception and poor hair matching as reasons for the rule, noting purchase of curls by many students.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Hosmer Hall
Louise McNair
McNair
Help A Dressmaker Quick From Mrs M Smith Of Butte City
City Clerk Scully received a letter from Mrs. M Smith of 238 Colorado Street Butte City asking for a dressmaker to be hired since the town’s only gown maker has left for Europe. She claims the climate is ideal and says this is the right opportunity. Mrs. Smith included a stamp and Scully will consider the request for the women of the town.
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Scully
Butte City
England May Keep Holbein Portrait for Nation
A London evening newspaper reports that funds to retain Holbein's Christina of Denmark portrait in Britain total $350,000. The Government contributes $50,000, public subscriptions reach $90,000, and a West Country philanthropist provides $210,000. The National Gallery had loaned the work for 28 years and faced sale to an art dealer for an American client.
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London
Holbein
Christina of
Denmark
Milan
Duke of Norfolk
National Gallery
National
Galle
Brooklyn Man Gets Six Months for Smoking in Train Car
Charles Harvey of Brooklyn was jailed for six months in Manhattan Avenue Court after refusing a conductor’s order to stop smoking in an elevated railroad car and becoming abusive. Several passengers testified, Magistrate O'Reilly sentenced him to the term.
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Charles Harvey
Brooklyn
Manhattan Avenue Court
Harvey
O’reilly
Airship Patrol for Our Coast Eyes New War Balloons Plan
Washington reports Major George O. Squier of the Signal Corps to draft plans for a coast defense fleet of war balloons with depot houses every 250 miles from Maine to Florida. The plan includes vertical searchlights, mobile aeroplane support, hydrogen plants, and 200 foot envelopes, aiming to deter hostile fleets and modernize U.S. aerial defense.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
George O. Squier
Signal Corps
Squier
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
War Department
Congress
Maine
Florida
Europe
Baldwin
Ofailner
Zeppelin on his voyage long flight not to Berlin
Count Zeppelin states the aim of his epochmaking dirigible journey was to achieve the longest possible flight and not to reach Berlin. He provides this view in a special cable to The New York Times from Stuttgart dated June 2.
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Berlin
NEW York Times
Stuttgart
Count Zeppelin
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Travelers’ Company
Goode of
Andron Bolt
Mr. Woods
Manhattan
Hether George
Mr. Bingham
Geor
Gia
Sault
Seattle Fair
New Education Board
England
Horsford
Atlantic Seaboard
Zeppelin
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