Gallup Removed as Albany Transfer Tax Clerk Cleared by Civil Service Panel
The New York State Civil Service Commission found Earl H. Gallup of Albany was removed from his post as chief transfer tax clerk for political reasons in violation of civil service law. The majority urged restoration, while a dissent argued no political influence was shown. The panel noted Governor Hughes approved reclassification in 1908 and that Controller Gaus sought to fill the vacancy.
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Albany
Earl H. Gallup
Charles H. Gaus
State Controller
State Civil Service Commission Tonight
Gallup
Roscoe c. E. Brown
John E. Kraft
Charles F. Milliken
Commission
Gaus
Transfer Tax Bureau
Martin H. Glynn
Civil Service Commission
Gov
Hughes
Brown and
Kraft
William Barnes, Jr
Kelsey
Howard N. Fuller
Glynn
Barnes
Milliken
Mr. Gallup
Tear Up Socialist Flag During Milan War Commemoration
In Milan on June 6 a Franco Italian war commemoration drew about 50 000 marchers. The crowd gathered at Garibaldi Monument and Hippo drome to hear a 700 strong chorus. Socialists lowered a flag near Victor Emmanuel’s monument. the mob tore it apart and many Socialists were beaten.
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Milan
Duke of Genoa
Austria
Lombardy
Garibaldi
Hippodrome
Victor Emmanuel
China Signs 27.5 Million Rail Loan Agreement
A German British French three party loan of 27.5 million dollars for Carnton Hankow and Hankow Sze Chuen Railways is signed in Peking. The loan will be issued at 95 with 5 percent interest, repayable in 25 years and redeemable from year ten to seventeen at a 2.5 percent premium.
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Peking
British China Corporation
China
Peruvian government cancels Swedish Consul General exequatur
Lima reports the government revoked Luis Lemboke exequatur amid the uprising fallout. At Lemboke’s home on May 29, Carlos Pierola and others tied to the revolt sought refuge. Caracas notes President Gomez welcomed Colombian Minister Vasquez Cobo at Miraflores Palace as Congress attended a gala. A decree establishes a half price salt rate for fishermen to revive fishing.
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Lima
Peru
Luis Lemboke
Lemboke
Carlos Pierola
Caracas
Gomez
A. Vasquez Cobo
Miraflores
Gen. Reyes
Colombia
Bolivars
Cholera Threat Looms Over St Petersburg
St Petersburg faces a feared epidemic as 12 new cholera cases were reported yesterday and 9 more found today. The chief sanitary physician Dr Ivanoff warns the spread is widespread, water supply is contaminated with 15 percent unfiltered, and the Sanitary Commission lacks funds for precautions. Newcomers and building workers are at high risk during the season.
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ST. Petersburg
Ivanoff
Sanitary Commission
Wellman Ballon Improves North Pole Expedition
Walter Wellman and Melvin Vaniman reveal improvements to their dirigible balloon for the North Pole search. The craft gets movable propellers, a sun compass based on a sun dial, and a curved navigation theory. They plan to leave for Spitzbergen in about a fortnight with a pele start around ug.
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Paris
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Melvin Vaniman
Arctic
Spitzbergen
Ug. i
Council Overrules Duma on Naval Budgeted Ships
The Empire Council restored a 1.7 million dollar marine budget for four new battleships authorized in 1908. Keels for the first two vessels will be laid June 18 and July 3. Vice Admiral Birileff urged selling all obsolete old ships during his speech.
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ST. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Duma
Birileff
Britain Not Upset by Canada Navy Plan
London reports Canada plans an auxiliary coast defense fleet with a 25 million dollar budget. Experts say it will not alter Britain's two power standard or grand shipbuilding pace, as Asquith's stance on the United States as a factor is accepted.
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Canada
Asquith
United States
Admiralty figures undercut scare on German dreadnoughts
The passage notes British naval superiority beyond Dreadnoughts was widely accepted after a scare. It cites George Lambert of the Admiralty stating Germany could not have thirteen Dreadnoughts ready by April 1911, let alone seventeen, and that Canadian coast defense vessels would not trigger US action.
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Canada
United States
George Lambert
Admiralty
Germany
Australia Offers Dreadnought to Imperial Navy
Premier Alfred Deakin cables to the Imperial Government offering a Dreadnought or a matching addition to the navy. New Zealand proposed one battleship earlier, and NSW and Victoria Premiers offered one after Australian pressure shifted government stance.
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Deakin
Melbourne
Australia
Alfred Deakin
Commonwealth
New Zealand
New South Wales
Victoria
NOW ADMIS DUTCH SHIPS IN VENEZUELA PORTS
The Venezuelan Congress approved the Netherlands Venezuela protocol and a Dutch steamer was issued papers to enter Venezuelan ports. General Andrade, former Venezuelan president, will sail aboard the Caracas to Havana to seek talks with Cuba on restoring friendly relations.
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Willemstad
Island
Curacao
Gen. Andrade
Venezuela
Caracas
New York
Havana
Father strikes son in Harlem court
In Harlem Court Louis Manolle of 2076 Third Avenue was arraigned for disorderly conduct when his father rose from a bench and struck him in the face several times. The disruption led to the father’s arrest but he was discharged minutes later after defending the action saying his son had disgraced the family. Magistrate Butts shared the lenient stance.
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Louis Manolle
Third Avenue
Harlem Court
Butts
Joint Army and National Guard Begin Forts Wadsworth System Drill
Nine day joint maneuvers open next Thursday involving Forts Wadsworth Hamilton Totten and Schuyler and three National Guard coast artillery regiments. Brig Gen David E Austen commands militia with regulars as senior authority. Detachments to Dix Upton Barry Batteries. camps prepared at Fort Wadsworth.
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Army and National Guard
Forts
Wadsworth
Hamilton
Totten
Schuyler
Coast Artillery
National Guard
David E. Austen
State Coast Artillery Forces
Elmore F. Austin
Fight Coast Artilley Corps
Fighth Regiment
Ninety-fourth Street
Park Avenue
Totten and
Sauvan
Henry C. Wilson
Austin
Fort Schuyler
Ninth Corps
Ninth Regiment
William F. Morris
Fort Wadsworth
Ninth
Dix, Upton
Barry
Walton Byrne
Ward
Miller
Troops Move To Fort Wadsworth For Joint Defense
The Ninth Regiment will march from Broad way to South Ferry by 9 AM and sail to Fort Wadsworth on Staten Island arriving about 11 o clock. The Thirteenth Regiment of Brooklyn under Major Schumm assists in defending Fort Hamilton assembling at its armory at Jefferson and Sumner Avenues. Col. Davis leads. Gov. Hughes names four assistants to Brig. Gen. Austin, with one more staff post pending.
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Wadsworth Reservation
Broadway
South Ferry
Staten Island
Fort Wadsworth
Thirteenth Regiment
Brooklyn
Schumm
Fort Hamilton
Oneill Adams News Glove Advertisement
Adams Building offers women’s long chamois gloves priced at $1.50. The eight button mousquetaire style uses imported chamois with Tyrol embroidery on the back in white. Gloves wash well and are displayed on the second floor.
Coats From Pongee to English Woolens In New York Market
Advertised women's coats include 54 inch natural linen models priced at 5.50 with two styles, plus repp and linen options at 6.50. Steamer coats of double faced English worsteds priced at 15, with unique summer warmth design and cloth lining details. Mail orders filled promptly.
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New York
La Vida Corset Demonstration Returns Today
Madam Dewey resumes La Vida corset demonstrations in the building's first floor. In about ten minutes she will show why La Vida is better and help customers choose the right model. Prices range from 3 to 12 dollars and fittings are free.
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Madam Dewey
Complete silk assortment on 23rd Street sale
A broad display of fabrics includes Rough Shantung Pongee 55c to 3.50 per yard, Printed Foulard and Liberty Satin in exclusive designs. Also offering Black Summer Dress Silks such as Chinese Habutai Peau de Cygne Liberty Satin and Taffeta at 5c to 3.00 per yard.
Stores Offer Silk Cotton Crepe and Linen Sale
Wash dress goods in both stores on Monday June 7. Sale includes silk and cotton crepe and French linen, silk and cotton jacquard crinkle crepe in assorted colors. White French dress linen 48 inches wide, pure flax, dry soft finish, priced at 48 cents per yard. Value 65 cents.
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Delft
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Qiaus
Civil Service Board
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Wellman
Council
Dominion
America
Britain
THE
NEW York Times
London
Ment
Cana
NAVY
Gen
Oneeill-Adams
Oneill-Adams
Adams Building
la Vida
James McCreary & Co
23Rd Street
34Th Street
Trousseaux
James McGreery & Co
Martha Washington
James McCreary
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