Labor Leaders Answer John Havemeyer in Yonkers Meeting
Labor union leaders addressed sixteen questions posed by John Havemeyer of the Sugar Trust at Yonkers Music Hall. The crowd filled the hall with hundreds of supporters and protesters as J J Windell Col L Russell and Benjamin Hanford debated trusts unions and wage policy with Havemeyer watching from a front box.
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New York Times
Yonkers
Nss
John €. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Yonkers Music Hall
Havemeyer
Theodore ‘Fitch
Cwhose Law Office
New York City
Tong
Chili Labor
Jhe
J. “J. Windell
Federation ‘of Labor
Col
L. ‘Russell
The
Commercial Telegraphers of
New York
Benjamin Hanford
Brooklyn
Haveqneyer
Hanford
Windell
Standard Oil Company
Abor Trust
Pelea
Winfell
Uunions
Apinion
Havemever
Habor
Sea Jim
United States
Havemeéver
China
T Sugar Trust
Russell
Flavemeyre
Afia Cherict
Warrants For Doctors In Antitoxin Swindle Case
President Lederle and Health Board officials accuse physicians of obtaining antitoxin on false pretenses and selling it to paying patients. District Attorney seeks 35 warrants. two doctors arrested and released on bail. Case hinges on alleged petty larceny with free antitoxin meant for the poor.
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Heder
Board of Health
Rives
Jerome
Kiesel
Justice Mayer
Court of Special Sessions
Antonio M. Lacina
East Seventy- Second Street
Joseph F. Keeper
East Seventy-second Street
Health Department
Health Board
Commissioner of Accounts
Frederick D. Bell
Léderle
Mayer Low
Mayer
Rock Island Wins Temporary Stay Against Texas Rail Commission
The Texas Railway Commission faced a federal injunction in Fort Worth halting its order to cancel grain delivery contracts with the J. Rosenbaum Grain Co. The injunction, issued by Judge Meek, prevents enforcement of the commission’s anti trust and anti rebate action against the Chicago Rock Island and Texas Railway, which allegedly favored certain interests.
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Siecial
Dallas
Texay Commission
Rock Island
Namveau Cvompany
Federal District Court
Fort Worth
Meek
Railway Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas Railway
J. Rosenbaum Grain Company
The
Texas Railway Commission
Chicago
Chief Justice Fuller to Retire In Coming Year
Special to The New York Times reports President Roosevelt has learned that Chief Justice Melville Fuller will retire this year. Fuller has been eligible since February 11. Roosevelt plans to appoint Governor Taft of the Philippines to the next vacancy, with Taft likely to fill Fuller’s seat if he is first to retire.
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New York Times
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Chif
Melville V v. Fuller
Supreme Court
Gov. Taft
Philippines
Supreme Bench
Fuller
Taft
Guarding Hecla Iron Works in Williamsburg
Officials at Hecla Iron Works North Eleventh Street near Berry Street strengthened protection last night with a large internal and external guard to guard against fire. Police presence was heavier than usual as neighbors were watched closely amid rumors. Directors met to discuss extraordinary measures following actions against walking delegate Forks and possible cancellation of a five thousand dollar fire insurance policy on the property.
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Hecla Iron Works
Nea Berry Street
Williamsburg
Ee ‘Fire Insurance
Hecla Iron Company
Tax Office Estimates Big Personal Tax Increase
Tax experts completed work on the tax books reporting a personal tax increase of 37 million. They estimate boroughs total at 55 million. President Wells of the Tax Department refused to verify the figures. No confirmation could be obtained from the Tax Office.
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Wells
Tax Department
St Louis Flood Crisis With Record Mississippi Rise
The Mississippi flood rose in St Louis to a new high of 37.75 feet at noon after earlier 37.5 feet, with a rapid morning increase and stationary levels by night. Forecaster Bowie predicts a brief rise and rapid decline, while reports of drownings are unconfirmed. About 5,000 refugees shelter in St Louis and vicinity and 4,000 remain in flooded Granite City Venice and Madison. Levee work paused then resumed as East St Louis flood remains critical and river thieves reportedly loot submerged homes north of East St Louis.
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St.louis
Mississippi
St. Louis
Bowie
Madison
Granite City
Venice
East St. Louis
Missie
Four More Trolley Loops Approved for Bridge Terminal
General Manager John F. Calderwood says within three months four additional trolley loops will be built at the Manhattan terminal of the Brooklyn Bridge. The project, costing about 60000, follows an agreement with Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal and Laytes Brothers, after removal of objections from vault tenants. Construction will largely occur at night with limited traffic disruption.
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John F. Calderwood
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Lindenthal
Laytes
Calderwood
Manhattan Terminal
Waifs in Floating House
Three young children were rescued from a two story floating house washed ashore near Napoleon Missouri in Lafayette County. A farmer from Independence reported the eldest child could barely speak and the children said they lived in Kansas. Citizens of Lexington Missouri seek custody until parents are located.
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New York Times
Kansas
City
Napoleon
Lafayette County
Relief Committee
Independence
Lexington
Kaw
Missouri
Kansas City
Brooklyn Bridge Traffic Change Trials On Saturdays
Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal announces a new Saturday afternoon scheme for Brooklyn Bridge traffic. From noon to 7 pm next Saturday and every Saturday, no through elevated trains will run, be replaced by old cable cars moved one minute apart requiring a car swap at the Brooklyn end.
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Lindenthal
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Commissioner of Bridges
Manhattan Bridge
Pike Slip
Williamsburg Bridge
Flood Relief Drive Reaches $5 699 With $10 000 Target
A civic relief committee led by Mayor Low gathered public funds for West flood victims. Daily contributions totaled 82 dollars, plus a 5000 dollar Rockefeller gift, bringing the sum to 5699. The panel approved distributing 10,000 immediately to Topeka Kansas City Kansas Gainesville and Spartansburg, with 4000, 4000, 1000, 1000 respectively. Secretary Corwine arranged the disbursement. A Brooklyn donor sent 5 dollars in memory of a son.
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West
Low
Pain D. Rockefeller
Liberty Street
Cornelius N. Bliss
William R. Corwine
Corwine
Kansas City
Kan
Gainesville
Gla
Columbia
S. C
Spartansburg
Topeka
J. G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank
Nassau Street
Hebeccca Willets
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
Trains Run Into Kansas City Unaffected by Delay
The St Louis and San Francisco Rail road Company reports trains are now running into Kansas City Union Station without delay. Service from St Louis has not been interfered with and there is no possibility of interruption.
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St.Louis
Best China Matting From Closely Woven to Jointless
Advertising copy describes third floor options for China matting including blocks and pin effects, plain white varieties, and the finest matting. It highlights heavy weights 85 lbs per roll and reversible jointless styles in a large assortment of colors.
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China
Japan
Building cases undetermined in city
Borough President Cantor received the first report from Henry S. Thompson the new Superintendent of Buildings. Thompson says more than 4000 cases of violations are pending many years old and that fireproof material rules apply evenly to all construction firms. He notes improvements in projections rules and plans tighter emergency response oversight to save public funds.
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Cantor
Henry S. Thompson
Perez M. Stewsart
Thompson
Embroidered Laundry Bags and Covers for Summer Use
A catalog entry lists Art Ticking Laundry Bags stamped to embroider in assorted colors, Bonnaz Embroidered Covers for summer use, and Embroidered Sofa Pillows with ribbon or cord trim. Utility Laundry Bags priced 45c to 80c, Bonnaz items in multiple colors, pillows valued at $8 to $10, reduced to $1.95.
Imperial Hand Made Japanese Rugs Displayed
Advertises Imperial Hand Made Japanese Rugs with various sizes and prices. Mentions floor location and multiple measurements such as 6x9, 9x12, and 10x14 piles with figures like 22.50 and 20.50. Notes on floor display on third floor and assorted dimensions for customers.
Judge Williams urges fee plan to aid fire-escape bureau
Judge Thomas in the United States Circuit Court sustains demurrer to abatement pleas by Rosenthal Browne and others over four indictments for irregularities in 1901 Japanese silk imports. The decision notes daily bureau searches for fire-escape cases and unsafe building notices and recommends authorizing a reasonable charge to reduce maintenance costs.
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Bureau
Thomas
United States Circuit Court
W. Wickham Smith
Dittenhoefer
Frank H. Platt
A. S. Rosenthal
Martin L. Cohn
Judson R. Wells
Charles E. Browne
Federal Grand Jury
Smith
United States
Grand Jury Indicts Eleven as Judge Hears Sealed Names
The Hudson County Grand Jury presented eleven indictments before Judge John A. Blair in Jersey City. The court withheld names and offenses until custody is established. Rumors claim three indictments target jurors from the April panel for embracery in railroad damage suits. One juror allegedly became a witness for the State while the other two absconded.
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Hudson County Grand Jury
John A. Blair
Jersey City
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