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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
4
Havana announces ongoing cigarmaker strike while a Cuban retailer details inventory levels for 1904 crops. 87,000 Carolina Perfectos, 20,000 Cabanas Brevas, 67,000 La Rosa de Santiago Puritans, 89,000 Manuel Garcia Puritans, 80,000 Romeo and Juliets offered in various sizes. Boxes priced near Cuban rates plus duties.
Readable text notes Star brand neglige shirts as a headline item at three Broadway stores located near 13th and 32nd streets with listed numbers 1 842 1260.
Special to The New York Times chronicles Philander Knox as a steady, unshowy figure with a sharp legal mind. It contrasts his quiet efficiency and dislike of spectacle with Roosevelt’s public bravura, detailing Knox’s evolution from corporate lawyer to U S senator and trust prosecutor, and his role in major trust cases including Standard Oil.
Washington dispatch details Arthur S. Vorys meeting with President Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb as Taft supporters push a campaign strategy amid Knox boomers accusations. The piece notes Knox letters and Taft campaign plans in New York to align the state for Taft, amid party uncertainty and machine influence.
Boise reporters detail Steve Adams fate as state witness in the Haywood murder case. Ida Toney Orchard arrives to testify on Orchard's motives while denying another wife in Canada. Police notes in Denver tie Lyte Gregory murder to Orchard and an alleged bomb plot emerge as witnesses prepare to testify.
Col Nicholas Smith a retired army officer faced West Side Court on a disorderly conduct charge after a boy, 16 year old Edward Kohler, testified that Smith struck him with a cane on a Sixth Avenue train while Kohler reportedly whistled and tormented him. Conductor Daniel Scanlon and detective Henne testified. magistrate discharged Smith.
Cedarhurst L I June 9 The Long Island Railroad attempted to lay tracks on J H P Vanderwaters property last Sunday resulting in a clash between deputies and railroad workers. District Attorney Coles reviewed the case with Vanderwater and his counsel Harry P Keith and will present findings to the Nassau County Grand Jury. Five armed deputies remain on site under Sheriff Gildersleeves orders to halt any further work.
The international Socialist congress condemned the Idaho prosecutions of Western Federation of Miners members and criticized Japan's stance toward Socialists as persecution.
Louis G. Meyer an asphalt contractor was bailed out last night after a Saturday arrest when his wife jailed him on Ludlow Street to enforce a separation. Arthur Conway posted a 5000 dollar bond, Meyer stayed at his brother’s Riverside Drive home, and both spouses showed no immediate contact. Mrs Meyer declared she would not forgive him.
Howard Bradstreet of Rochester will be the new Secretary of the Metropolitan Parks Association succeeding Archibald Hill who resigns due to ill health. Bradstreet has served as President of the Rochester Children's Playground League which obtained a $50,000 city appropriation for public playgrounds and ran a boys school in Rochester.
The Weather Bureau forecasts a mix of fair, partly cloudy, and shower conditions across the cotton states for Monday and Tuesday. Regions including North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Kansas, and Tennessee are noted with varying winds, cooler spells, and possible thunderstorms in places.
New Jersey process servers stalk Mrs Cory at 1 Seventh Avenue to compel her as a witness in Col Dickinson vs Mayor Fagan libel suit for 100000 dollars. Testimony implicates Dickinson and Mrs Cory in Atlantic trips and social ties, with a Wednesday deposition and broad subpoenas.
Dr. R J Halliday, Bayonne veterinarian, treated a horse owned by John Tinkle of 10 East Nineteenth Street. The horse, attacked by a dog a week earlier, showed rabies symptoms and was shot after suffering intensely.
Dress goods sale in both stores on Monday June 10 featuring imported mohair and Sicilian fabrics in checks and dot patterns. Wide 42 to 48 inches at 55 cents per yard, with black English mohair and Sicilian in bright lustre finishes 44 and 54 inches wide at 65 cents per yard.
The listing shows discounted fabric pieces measured at 2x3 yards with sale prices 4.20 and 4.65, compared with former prices 5.50 and 6.00 respectively. Additional items list 5.00 and 5.75 as sale prices against former prices 6.50 and 7.25.
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