Vanderlip Calls On Taft Over China Open Door Plans
Special to The New York Times. Frank A. Van Derlip, president of National City Bank, met with President Taft and John Barrett to discuss American participation in China's railway financing and the effort to place an American agent, possibly Willard Straight, in China. The article notes European banks have moved first, leaving the US behind in open door policy for China.
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New York Times
Washington
Frank A. VanDerlip
National City Bank of New York
Taft
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
National City Bank
China
Barrett
Willard Straight
United States
Mukden
Canton-Hankow
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
New York
Eee
Wrights to be honored with Taft medals at White House
Washington reports all preparations for the Wright brothers Wilbur Orville and their sister Katherine Wright to be entertained at the White House. President Taft will present Aero Club of America medals valued at 1150 each in the East Room at 2 30 PM. About 1000 guests invited. Wrights depart Dayton for Washington to avoid crowds and plan to return later in the week.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilbur
Orville Wright
White House
Taft
Aero Club of America
Wrights
Katherine Wright
Aero
Aero Club
Iles J. Bell
White
Dayton
Ohio
Return to Blue Special Delivery Stamp
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock orders discontinuation of the green green stamp and reinstates the blue special delivery stamp. The change aims to prevent delays and losses from mail mis-sorting due to stamp similarity. The blue stamp issue begins immediately.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Phillips declines third deputy AG post in New York
Albany June 9 Assemblyman Jesse B Phillips of Allegany declines the position of Third Deputy Attorney General offered by Attorney General O Malley. He cites duty to his constituency and nine years in the Assembly. He sits on the joint committee studying direct nominations and previously chaired the Judiciary Committee which opposed the Hinman Green direct nomination bills.
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Albany
Jesse
Phillips
Allegany
O’malley
Assembly
Joint Legislative Committee
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Hinman-Green
Medal to Gov Hughes for Lincoln address celebrated
A gold and silver medal was presented to Governor Hughes by Charles E. Ogden of Rochester on behalf of the Committee of One Hundred for his memorable Lincoln address in Rochester on February 12. The medal bears Lincoln's bust with 1809 1909 on one side and an eagle over the sea with the motto Preserve Protect Defend on the reverse.
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Albany
Gov. Hughes
Charles E. Ogden
Rochester
Committee of One Hundred
Lincoln
Gaynor urges city built subways in public griping speech
Justice Gaynor told 2,000 at Prospect Hall Brooklyn that municipal funding and open bidding should guide future subways. He attacked current transit finance as a national disgrace, argued for higher public oversight, and claimed the Fourth Avenue line could raise nearby property values despite a $20 million cost. A Gov. Hughes letter offered sympathy but no plan.
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Prospect Hall
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue Subway Association
Fourth Avenue
Justice Gaynor
Hugh V. Monahan
Bingham
Gaynor
Manhattan
Bronx
Europe
Bridge
Borough Hall
Flatbush Avenue
Tammany Hall
Woodruff Hall
Odell Hall
Third Avenue
Tammany
New York City Railway
Metz
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Belmont
Napoleon Bonaparte
Gov. Hughes
Foster Faces Ouster by Baptist Conference
Chicago June 9 The Rev Johnstone Myers reports eighty one preachers favor ousting Prof George Burman Foster from the University of Chicago. Charges allege atheism unitarianism and anti Baptist views from The Function of Religion and The Finality of the Christian Religion amid a likely three quarters vote.
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Chicago
Johnstone Myers
University of Chicago Divinity School
Foster
Baptist
Church of Jesus Christ
Baptist Ministers’ Union
Unitarian Church
Myers
Work You Want On Page Fifteen
The note directs readers seeking employment to turn to Page 15 for work listings and opportunities. It implies a jobs section is featured on that page and invites readers to browse for positions.
Duffy Case Under Scrutiny As Mayors Question Police Heads
Mayor questioned Police Bureau leaders Inspector McCafferty and Acting Capt Kahne about the Duffy case. Kings County District Attorney Clarke denied summons. Bingham defended his record amid hazing allegations and possible Rogues Gallery removal. Charges cite oppression and discipline violations.
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McCafferty
Kahne
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Duffy
Clarke
Kings County
Sinking Fund Commission
Gen. Bingham
Gen
Bingham
Rogues
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Women Demand Return of Photos from Rogues Gallery
Mrs Annie Jacobson and Mrs Pearl Joffey requested the return of their photographs and measurements taken after arrest for purse theft. The pair, held overnight and released by Grand Jury, face pending suits against Oscar Miskend as lawyers cite a new law and reputational harm.
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Bingham
Court of Special Sessions
Annie Jacobson
Pearl Joffey
Rogues’ Gallery
Jacobson
West 115Th Street
Oscar Miskend
Division Street
Barlow
Bole Bek Th .Devarti
Ip Pye
Oscar Misend
Judge Orders Acquittal In Concealed Weapon Case
Judge Malone in General Sessions instructed the jury to acquit John Wellhauser a waiter at Pfister's Hotel on a concealed weapons charge finding Policeman John Williams testimony less plausible than Wellhauser's. Wellhauser testified of a May 20 hotel visit changing to plain clothes and a confrontation over a dinner bill. The judge ordered case minutes sent to Commissioner Bingham.
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Malone
John Wellhauser
West Thirteenth Street
Pfister
Williams
Wellhauser
Bingham
Gould Separation Suit Trial Delayed on Undefended Day
The separation suit of Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould versus Howard Gould was likely to begin this morning but postponed as undefended divorce day halted proceedings. The final deposition by Dr Martine Moran of Boston was filed, stating Dustin Farnum was in Boston on Sept 30 1906 and traveled to the city by the 2 PM train, with Gould claiming Mrs Gould dined with Farnum at the St Regis that day.
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Boston
Gould
St. Regis
Farnum
Steinway Block Sale Signals Park Avenue Redevelopment
The Steinway piano factory on Park Avenue between Fifty-second and Fifty-third Streets has sold for an estimated 600000 to 700000. New owners plan subdividing or a single new structure, with removal of Steinway operations to Long Island City. The move portends major area redevelopment after the New York Central improvements.
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Steinway Piano Factory
Park Avenue
Fifty-second
Fifty-third
New York Central
Steinway & Sons
S. 8. McClure Company
Long Island City
Queensboro Bridge Plaza
Steinways
East River
Steinway Corporation
Times Square
Fifty-secon Street
Fifty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Aow
Walker Reet
Monument design rejected by United Confederate Veterans
The Memphis reunion of the United Confederate Veterans rejected a sculptor’s militant female figure for the women of the Confederacy memorial calling it unsuitable for the gentle and devoted women honored. Heat and crowds marked the second day with many prostrations as thousands sought cooling and slept in parks or on benches.
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Memphis
United Confederate Veterans
Women of the Confederacy
Pennsylvania Railroad promotes student travel safety and comfort
The bulletin highlights the Pennsylvania Special and Limited trains between New York and Chicago with exclusive compartments for girls and a ladies’ maid. It notes short overnight trips, refined service, and several Manhattan and Brooklyn ticket offices with hours.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Limited
Chicago Limited
Desbrosses Street
Cortlandt Street
Fulton Eet
Court Street
Nostrand Avenue
Broadway
Annex
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Harvard to Honor Maude Adams With MA Degree
Boston June 9 A report says Harvard College will award the honorary MA to actress Maude Adams at the upcoming commencement. Adams is scheduled to star in Joan of Arc at the stadium on June 22 for Germanic Museum benefit.
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New York Times
Boston
Harvard College
Sugar Trust Faces Potential Prosecution Under Sherman Act
The article argues that no statute of limitations shields the Sugar Trust from Sherman Act action. It explains that ongoing suppression of the Pennsylvania company could count as a continuing violation, giving the government up to three years from the return of securities to pursue criminal charges.
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Pennsylvania Company
Sugar Trust
Earle Refuses Proof in Sugar Refining Suit Scandal
Philadelphia report ties a major sugar refinery case to Roosevelt and Taft Administrations. George H. Earle Jr. refuses to present evidence to the Department of Justice, denouncing political influence and citing failed probes under Bonaparte and Wickersham.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
George H. Earle, Jr
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
Department of Justice
Washington
Earle
Bryn Mawr
Bonaparte
Pennsylvania
William H. Taft
Mr. Earle
Wickersham
New York
Gustav Kissel
Junkin
Samuel F. Houston
Real Estate Trust Company
Seornet
Houston
Philadelphia Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust Settlement Involves $30 Million Suit
In a Philadelphia federal court, the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co and the American Sugar Refining Co near a settlement of a $30 million damages suit. The terms reportedly include $2 million cash, cancellation of a $1.25 million loan, and return of $7 million in collateral, with final approval dependent on the receiver’s report and court consent.
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Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
United States
John G. Milburn
John W. Hutchinson
Pennsylvania
Hutchinson
Milburn
IMES
Earle
Real State Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Sugar Refrai Company
C.R. Heicke
New Jersey
Court of Errors
Trp
Bts
Kissel
Pennsylvania Company
Wall Street
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Jillard Straight
Syndicate
Canal St
John St. Ui Eighth
Broadwa Eresa
Erthe
Prof. Foster
Chicago Baptist Council
Duffy Case
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McClure Building
Steinway
Grand Central Station
Bulletin
Maude Adams
Harvard
Oxford
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Forest Hill
Crawford House
Franconia
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Franconia Notch
Intervale
Fabyan Housabyans
Dixville Notch
Sitsneee Jehem
White Mountain Limited
Boston & Maine B.A
York City
New York City
Siery Avericix i Ast
Sugar Trust Settlement
Fenn Daniell SonshSons
Queensboro
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Ug Direct
Landay Bros
400 Fifth Ay
Tiffany
Westinghouse
Nernst
Nernst Lamp Company
West 42d St
DO Regent S
Mark Cross World
Broadways
Summer Street
VENUS
Buffalo
Soo Canal
Panama
Gustav H. Schwab
Lloyd
American Institute of Mining Engineers
North Sheffield Hall
Yale University
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Mr. Schwab
Manchester Ship Canal
Panama Canal
Schwab
Canadian Canal
Et. Dusal Chemical CO
France
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