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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
3
Hearst Indpendence League Pressure Tangles Bryan Reception
The Commercial Travelers anti trust group moves to force Hearst's Independence League to declare its stance on Bryan. Key figures include Gov Folk as Reception Chair and H. P. Belmont and Troup named to Plan and Scope. Hearst weighs acceptance as internal defections mount on Bryan’s East reception plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Trust League
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Hearst
Independence League
Hearst
Washington
Committee On
H. P. Belmont
National State
Troup
Connecticut
Hoge
Gov. Folk
Missouri
League
Bryan
St. Petersburg
Commercial Travelers’ Organization
Mr. Hoge
Harry Walker
Judge Seabury
Girdner
John C. Cox
Alfred J. Boulton
William F. Mackey
Buffalo
Stanchfield
Mr. Mackey
Bryan Jr Arrives Home to Resume Culver Studies
William Jennings Bryan Jr arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II in New York and will resume studies at Culver Military Academy Indiana. He traveled with his mother and father and told entertaining anecdotes about his father including a Manila donkey incident. He expects his father to return home in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
William Bryant
Mr. Bryan
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Dumain
Manila
Bryan
India
China
Bryan in St. Petersburg and Neb Populists back Bryan
William J. Bryan and wife arrived in St. Petersburg from Berlin and will travel to London for a Fourth of July address after visiting Christiania and the Russian Duma. He backs Gov. Cummins plan for direct Senate elections. Meier says Populists likely to support Bryan. Nebraska convention set for Aug. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
William J. Bryan
Berlin
Stockholm
Christiania
London
Bryan
Haakon
New York
Duma
Popular Movement
Kleinmichel Palace
Meyer
Gov. Cummins
Iowa
Lincoln, Neb
Otto W. Meier
Populist Central Committee For
Nebraska
Liners Firemen Arrested For Desertion Scheme
Five Zeeland steamship firemen were arrested on charges of desertion filed by United States Commissioner Alexander. The case centers on a alleged plan to extract higher wages by repeated last minute desertions across the fleet, with ten men at a time leaving and then rejoining at higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeeland
United States
Alexander
Sir Percy Sanderson
International Navigation Company
Line
Percy Sanderson
Chanler Withdraws From Case After Fee Controversy
George W Curtis case in General Sessions faced delays as counsel L H Chanler and L E Rogers clashed over a new trial request. Chanler accused of conflict withdrew after presenting a retainer to Curtis, leaving Rogers to continue defense under court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Criminal Courts
Chanler
L. E. Rogers
George W. Curtis
New York Polyclinic Hospital
Rosalsky
Rogers
Court of Appeals
Nott
Curtis
Mr. Rogers
Albany
Mr. Chanler
Pettus
Mary Fulton Loses Satchel In City Train Chase
Miss Mary E. Fulton arrived from Europe and lost a satchel containing about 250 dollars in valuables after a porter left it beside her at the Twenty third Street ferryhouse. A young man named George R. Stanley snatched the bag, was chased, and arrested by police. Stanley is held on 1000 bail for examination tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Fulton
Garrettsons
Staten Island
Europe
Twenty-third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Jersey
Washington
Joshua Best
Best
Miss Fulton
George R. Stanley
Stanley
Fitzsimmons
Taylor
Jefferson Market Court
Paralyzed man after lightning strike in Patchogue
Patchogue on Long Island observed strong interest in the case of John Todd who was knocked unconscious by a bolt during a Saturday night storm. Todd remains paralyzed and may die at any moment while nearby observer Charles Willey, who was struck, has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchogue
L. I
John Todd
Mr. Todd
Charles Willey
Indigestion Relief with Horsford's Acid Phosphate Ad
An old advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as an effective remedy for obstinate indigestion nervous dyspepsia headache and depression. The ad links stomach distress to nervous symptoms and suggests relief through the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Five New Rochelle Aldermen Deny Bribery Claims
District Attorney Young plans to present the bribery case to the Grand Jury next week. The five Aldermen Herman Kallenberg Charles W Hillching Anthony J Rivers Alfred Rade and Charles H Morgan face accusations based on stenographic notes of alleged discussions with State Line Telephone Co president Reynolds. Reynolds says he offered to sell votes for a franchise while a stenographer recorded each meeting and notes were later turned over to a citizens committee before reaching the DA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
D. A. Reynolds
State Line Telephone Company
State Line Company
Young
Grand Jury
Mr. Reynolds
Miss Roesling
Miss Roeslings
President Reynolds
Broadway
Herman Kallenberg
Charles W. Hillching
Anthony J. Rivers
Alfred Rade
Charles H. Morgan
Reynolds
Board of
Aldermen
Kallenberg
Harry C. Perley
Erley
Mr. Young
Mr. Perley
Century Dictionary
Perley
J. Reynolds
Jerome
Henry M. Lester
National City Bank of New Rochelle
New York
Estchester
Boston Railway
Irish Cottages Bill Passed in House of Commons
The Irish Laborers' Cottages bill cleared its second reading in the House of Commons. Introduced May 9, it authorizes a loan of 22,500,000 dollars to build laborers' cottages in Ireland, with costs estimated at 850 dollars per cottage, aiming for 25,000 to 30,000 cottages financed by multiple Irish funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Ireland
Discharged Swindler Gluck Faces Angry East Side Crowd
Emil Gluck, accused of selling bogus steamship tickets on the installment plan to send relatives to Europe, was discharged by Special Sessions judges. About 100 victims voiced grievances as cheers filled the court, while DA aides prepared to present the case to the Grand Jury if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gluck
Jerome
Emil Gluck
McKean
McAvoy
Deuel
Herman Weiss
Eldridge Street
Gillck
Gillick
Europe
Weiss
Glick
Red Star Ee
Antwerp
Jerome Assi
City Briefs: Naval Medal Durations and School Commencement
Notices urge former crew of the U S S Yankee to send current addresses for Spain war medals. NY Electrical Society selects Condict as president and Lozi er Wells Gossler as vice presidents. others named. NY Law School holds commencement at Carnegie Music Hall with Gen Stewart Woodford delivering the address. Hospital superintendents back uniform yearly financial reports to boost patronage and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Naval Militia
Spain
United States
Yankee
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
New York Electrical Society
George Herbert Condict
Robert T.lozier
Walter F. Wells
P. G. Gossler
George H. Guy
H. A. Sinclair
New York Law School
Carnegie Music Hall
George Chase
Bleuern
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
Presbyterian
Roosevelt
St. Luke's Hospitals
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