Recount May Cost The Mayor $75,000
The recount fight over Mayor McClellan may require $60,000 to $75,000 in expenses. Lawyers cited include Parker Sheehan Hatch Eugene Lamb Richards and G D B Hasbrouck. Friends plan to push a bill in the legislature to reimburse the mayor, with costs split by winner and state aid uncertain.
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McClellan
Parker, Sheehan & Hatch
Eugene Lamb Richards
G. D. B. Hasbrouck
Richards
Hearst
More Speed in Recount Additional Boxes to be Opened
Hearst gains a few as county election officials announce faster counting pace with additional ballot boxes to be opened. The move aims to finalize results more quickly, though questions remain about process standards and transparency.
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Hearst
Hearst gains shrink as recount boxes open in Mayoralty suit
The recount before Supreme Court Justice Lambert shows Hearst net gains of 123 votes from seventy seven opened boxes after 29 more were opened. Four to five tables operated with jurors to tally, aiming for ten tables and fifty boxes daily, while districts mostly favored Hearst or McClellan with small changes.
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Hearst
Supreme Court
Lambert
Justice Lambert
McClellan
Eugene Lamb Richards, Jr
Hearst gains seen from upper Harlem and Bronx returns
The report notes Hearst backers optimistic about gains as votes from Hearst strongholds in upper Harlem and the Bronx are tallied. One Assembly district, the First, finished with a canvass showing Hearst down by 13 votes while McClellan led by 19 and Hearst by 82 on the updated total. A Tam many assembly precinct faced scrutiny over inspector conduct.
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Hearst
McClellan
Miss Katherine Elkins Not Abroad Despite Rumors
Washington reports circulate about Miss Katherine Elkins engagement to the Duke of Abruzzi. A family statement denies travel to Paris for a trousseau and says the Elkins will remain in West Virginia until autumn. Some sources question a October wedding and a potential delay.
Prosperity Declared by National Grocers Chief
Atlantic City June 3 William Judson president of the National Wholesale Grocers Association declared the financial panic a memory and prosperity pervading the country as he opened the Wholesale Grocers' Convention. His upbeat report drew wild applause from attendees.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
William Judson
National
Wholesale Grogers’ Association of the
United States
Mining Show Fails in Madison Square Garden Event
The mining show in Madison Square Garden failed and eighteen stranded miners cannot return West. A hand rock drilling contest is planned for tomorrow night with three silver cups on offer and a collection for the men. admission is free.
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Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Platt Ordered to Pay $2,471 in Separation Case
United States Senator Thomas C. Platt must pay $2,471 to the law firm Marsh Winslow & Wever to reimburse pills settled for his wife Lillian Janeway Platt before their separation on September 20, 1906. The jury verdict follows an agreed understanding between counsel and is to be appealed.
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Thomas C. Platt
Supreme Court
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Marsh, Winslow & Wever
Lillian Janeway Platt
Senator Platt
Rogers Peet Co to Move Offices and Store
Rogers Peet Co., the outfitters, will move tomorrow night from Broadway and Thirty-second Street after twenty two years. On Saturday morning they will open for business in new quarters in the Marbridge Building at Broadway and Thirty-fourth Street.
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Thirty-second Street
Marbridge
Allison Defeats Cummins in Iowa GOP Senate Primary
Returns from all counties show Senator Allison defeating Gov. Cummins for the U S Senate by about 10 000 to 12 000 in the Republican primaries. Indications favor B F Bee for Governor and Hull may lose a bid to join Prouty in Congress. Hull, chairman of the House Committee on Military Affairs, appears likely to be out of Congress after 17 years.
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New York Times
Des Moines
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Allison
Gov
Cummins
Murphy
George W. Clarke
B. F. Bee
Disc L. Bleakley
Ida County
S. Ketchum
Marshall County
Anson
J. F. Riggs
Uperintendent of Public Instruction
Hull
Judee S. F. Prouty
Congress
House Committee On Military Affairs
Hull Fought Hard to Stay in Congress
Washington dispatch notes strong interest in the campaign of Congressman John A. Hull as he faces renomination after years of notoriety. The piece links Hull to the High White House dispute involving his sister Mrs. Minor Morris who was ejected from the White House when seeking an audience with President Roosevelt.
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New York Times
Washington
John A. T. Blull
Congress
House
Minor Morris
White House
Roosevelt
Morris
Mr. Hull
Hull
Cannon Drops Auto Tour Abandoned Trip Westbound
Pittsburg June 13 The automobile tour of Speaker Cannon and party has been abandoned. Cannon and Congressman Landis will go West by the Pennsylvania Railroad. He refused to discuss politics, stating he would stand on the record of the last Congress. He said he had a fine trip and wished to continue by automobile, but telegrams called him home.
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Cannon
Landis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hemenway
Hammond Boom A Mild One In Vice Presidential Talk
The Hammond boom for Vice President is a low key campaign that has stirred little among Republicans in Washington. Friends say Hammond’s name has circulated for months in California and Western states, with support centered on the Pacific Coast and Massachusetts where he votes, and in the city where he has practiced law.
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TIMES
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Massachusetts
Derrick elected to Taft Executive Committee in state meeting
Bishop W B Derrick of the African Methodist Episcopal Church was named to the Taft organization’s Executive Committee at a yesterday session at Taft headquarters, 170 Broadway. Seymour Hyde and Samuel M. Clement were elected to leadership roles with Hyde joining the committee and Clement becoming Vice President.
Canal Commissioner Jackson Smith Resigns in Canal Zone
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Jackson Smith a member of the 1sth-21 Commission and manager of the Department of Labor Quarters and Subsistence at Culebra Canal Zone He will leave July 15 after three years of service and Roosevelt praised his earnest thorough and effective work in building the department.
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Jackson Smith
Department of Labor
Culebra
Canal Zone
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Roosevelt
Mallory launches New York Mobile steamship service
The Mallory Steamship Company announced a direct passenger and freight steamship service between New York and Mobile with Tampa as a port of call in each direction. Inauguration is set for June 19, with the first two sailings ten days apart and weekly sailings planned in July aboard the Rio Grande and Colorado.
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Mallory Steamship Company
New York
Mobile
Tampa
Fla
Rio Grande
Colorado
Democratic State Convention Chooses 16 Delegates
Baltimore June 5 The Maryland Democratic State Convention elected sixteen delegates to the Denver National Convention. Washington picks include Andrew Woodall W Grason Winterbottom Charles Dickey T H Shriver John J Mahon John Hubert S S Field Daniel J Loden J H Ralston J E Smith Blair Lee G S Hamill Gov. Austin Crothers Murray Van Diver J H C Talbott Isaac Lobe Straus The platform backs state rights and opposes federal ownership of railroads while urging tariff revision and regulation of interstate commerce to curb trusts.
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Baltimore
Denver
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Andrew W. Woodall
W. Grason Winterbottom
Charles H. Dickey
T. H. Shriver
John J. Mahon
John Hubert
Maryland
Louisiana Delivers Uninstructed Delegation for Denver
The Democratic State Convention in Baton Rouge indorsed W. J. Bryan for the Presidency but chose to send the Louisiana delegation to Denver uninstructed. The Bryan resolution was defeated, and the delegation will comprise eighteen members.
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Baton Rouge
W. J. Bryan
Louisiana
Denver
Bryan
Kinsman Elected Bishop of Delaware Diocese
Special to The New York Times Wilmington Delaware June 38 Prof Frederick J Kinsman of the General Theological Seminary New York a strong High Churchman acceptable to all Episcopal communicants in this State was elected Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware at the annual Diocesan Convention today The Rev Dr Robert S Coupland of Baltimore the only other candidate Low Church received but three of the fourteen clerical votes Dr Kinsman was chosen by the clerical delegates on the first ballot receiving eleven of the fourteen votes one more than the necessary two thirds majority The selection was made unanimous The lay convention also confirmed the election of Dr Kinsman on the first ballot The salary of the Bishop of Delaware is 3700 a year with the use of Bishopstead the prelate s residence in Wilmington Wigh Church and Low Church lines were not sharply drawn in the selection of the new Bishop.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Frederick J. Kinsman
General Theological Seminary
New York
Episcopal Diocese
Delaware
Robert S. Coupland
Baltimore
Kinsman
Dr. Kinsman
Bishopstead
Frost in the Adirondacks Hits Early Crops
A heavy frost in the northern Adirondacks Tuesday night damaged early vegetables. Ice formed on pools at Kempton and frost was severe at Saranac Lake Paul Smiths and McCulloms. North of Malone, no damage occurred.
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Adirondacks
Kempton
Saranac Lake
Paul Smith
McCulloms
Malone
High Fine for High Checking Horse Case
New York humane society wins a victory as Special Sessions fines Henry Hareft, department store driver, $10 for checking his horse too high. Society plans broader enforcement, expecting more arrests following the precedent.
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New York Humane Society
Justices of Special Sessions
Henry Hareft
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