Hawley lays out inner circle conspiracy in Steunenberg case
Hawley detailed the inner circle of the Western Federation of Miners as ordering murders and crimes to preserve power. He cited Orchard and Simpkins, a bomb plot, and the murder of Governor Steunenberg, with evidence including hotel registers and witnesses. Darrow challenged the scope, witnesses testified, and court adjourned as more testimony was set for 9 o'clock.
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Haywood
Hawley
Colorado
Idaho
Western Federation
Govenberg
Darrow
Steunenberg
Marry Orchard
Orchard
Steve Adams
Wardner
Jack
Sutherne
Shoshone
Simpkins
Cane
McPartland
Pinkerton
Richardson
Sally of Hawley
Anon
Steunenberg Place
Bor
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Jack Simpkins
Simmons
Borah
Julian Steunenberg
Caldwell
Hogan
Oscar King Davis
Stop Sudden Marriages Passes in New York Assembly
The New York Assembly approved a marriage license bill 88 to 20. Introduced by Assemblyman Wood and Senator Cobb, the measure requires intending couples to obtain a license after answering many questions, with supporters claiming it would curb evils and reduce unauthorised marriages.
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New York Times
Albany
Assembly
Wood
Jefferson
Cobb
Rogers
Broome
Pennsylvania
Assembly passes Conklin bill over mayoral veto
Albany June 4 The Assembly approved the Conklin bill by 90 to 35 despite Mayor McClellan's veto. It removes Borough Presidents of New York City from the Board of Aldermen and shifts voting power on financial matters to the President of the Board.
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New York Times
Albany
Assembly
McClellan
Conklin
New York City
State Buys Primeval Wood for Adirondack Preserve
Albany June 4 Fifteen thousand acres in Town ship 47 Essex County pass to the State by purchase for the Adirondacks preserve. It was part of George R Finch estate and cost 6.89 dollars per acre. The State now owns about one third of the Adirondack forest preserve. Last year 86 000 acres were added at about 4 dollars an acre. Governor Black secured a million dollar appropriation and land was offered when appropriations were refused under Odell.
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New York Times
Albany
Township 47
Essex County
George R. Finch
Odell
Young Untermyer Accused in Harlem Court
After Joseph Nille the Greystone chauffeur was arraigned for speeding the case sparked a dispute between Young Untermyer and Third Deputy Police Commissioner Bert Hanson over alleged perjury. Magistrate Steinert discharged the chauffeur as witnesses testified the car traveled at fourteen miles an hour. Hanson pressed for charges against the policeman. The magistrate warned that witnesses Arnold might be needed if a future charge arose.
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Harlem
Joseph Nille
Alvin Untermyer
Greystone
Yonkers
Untermyer
Bert Hanson
Steinert
Hanson
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Hanson
Boy Killed By Car In Front Of Home On Eighth Avenue
Two year old James Byrnes was run down by a south bound car at 6 PM near Twenty eighth Street in front of his 368 Eighth Avenue home. A nearby crowd grew threatening and reserves were summoned from West Thirty seventh Street station. The boy crossed the street with a 10 year old girl holding his hand when the tragedy occurred.
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James Byrnes
Eighth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
West Thirty-seventh Street
Ee Patrick Man
Tenth Avenue
Gui
Jimmy
Hearst Recount Bill Sparks City Hearing Fray
Lawmakers hear speeches on a recount bill after a contested New York election with claims of ballot miscounts across districts. Speakers argue the current process undermines voters and press advocates press for reform as tensions rise and letters from officials are read aloud.
Hughes Demands All His Reforms and Water Taxes
Gov. Hughes presses for rapid action on reforms in administration oversight election law tax rules and water power regulation. The message urges measures on direct nominations corrupt practices disclosure and special franchise taxation with Senate and Assembly moves ongoing amid political maneuvering.
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New York Times
Albany
Hughes
Supreme Court
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Charles E. Hughes
Bissell Succeeds Bender as State Charities Supervisor
The article notes BISSELL takes over from Bender as head of the state charity system while continuing duties as public works supervisor. The change affects administration and oversight of charitable services in the state.
Jersey City Pier Riot Ties Up Longshoremen
A Jersey City clash at Pier B involved about 200 strikebreakers unloading the Regina d Italia amid volleys of missiles and police with revolvers. One striker was hospitalized with a head wound. a second man was knocked down while challenging a police cordon. Separate Manhattan disorder at Pier 89 saw strikers drive non union workers off the pier. a man arrested had a loaded revolver found on him.
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Pier B
York Street
Italian Steamship Company
Regina d'Italia
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Houndsman Higgins
Kelly
Alexander Secunda
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Atlantic Transport Line
Pier 89
North River
Sergt
Macdougal Street
Alli
Poression
Philip Nert
Harry Hendricks
Washington Street
A. T. Kronk
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Reapportionment Plan Defeated In State Caucus Vote
The caucus approved a reapportionment plan with 22 to 8, naming Senators Cobb Emerson Fancher Grattan Heacock Hooker Knapp and Wemple as supporters. Protests by Senator Hooker on behalf of Speaker Wadsworth cited Livingston County redistricting. final vote was unanimous though Emerson reportedly abstained. The plan aims to balance population across districts with fewer disparities, reshaping Thirteenth District and others in New York City and upstate counties.
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New York
McClellan
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Henry V. Powell
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Perd
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Shepard
Sands
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League
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Gehring
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Heacock
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Knapp
Wemple
Wadsworth
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Mullaney
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Agnew
Senate
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Madison
Charles A. Wietng
Hobart Krum
Schoharie
G. Fairchild
W. L. Brown
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Chenango
Hinman
Broome
Delaware
Fign
Tully
Mott's Victim Badly Hurt In Rye Beach Crash
Rye June 4. Jordan Lawrence Mott, wealth writer of juvenile stories, faced a reckless driving hearing after Memorial Day crash at Rye Beach. His auto struck two carriages injuring occupants including Mrs. Matthew J. Noad and John J. Billington. Mott was arrested and the case postponed to June 11. He faces civil actions as well.
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Rye
Matthew J. Noad
Jordan Lawrence Mott
Rye Beach
Justice of the Peace
Edwards
Mein
Supreme Court
Mott
Sesto
Billington
Dam
The
Mont Yacht Club
Demurrers to Central Indictments
Demurrers to the indictments charging New York Central officials Vice President A. H. Smith and General Manager Ira McCormick with manslaughter over the wreck at Lawn on February 1 were filed.
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Nts
New York Central
A. H. Smith
Ira McCormick
Rlawn
Earthquake kills 4000 in China port city report
A telegram from Peking carried by the Nism Shimbun at Tokio says 4000 people died in Hsing Kiang after a devastating earthquake. Many homes were destroyed and survivors face starvation. The Empress Dowager ordered swift relief measures to local governors.
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B. C
Shawmut
Hsing Kiang
Peking
Nism Shimbun
Tokio
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