Folk Defends Missouri Crusade Against Bribery
Governor Folk rebukes District Attorney Jerome in New York over claims on Missouri bribery prosecutions. Folk argues prosecutions and publicity deter corruption, cites Lexow parallels, asserts reform benefits and warns Jerome would have halted actions if policy followed.
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New York Times
Jefferson City
Folk
Jerome
New York
Falk
Missouri
Supreme Court
Lexow
Hotel Victoria bartender arrested under new liquor law
Fred Staudt of 129 West Thirty-fifth Street, a Victoria Hotel bartender, was arrested for serving liquor without a license. Bail was set at 500 dollars. the hearing was adjourned. Manager Keogh said a license had been filed and ropes fire escapes were being installed. The Victoria is the first hotel in the city cited under the new excise law.
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Fred Staudt
West Thirty-fifth Street
Hotel Victoria
Lohmeyer
Schmitterger
Jefferson Market Court
Keogh
The
Victoria
Hnquor
Doria
George W. Sweeney
Marlborough
Hotel Men's Association
Premier Campbell-Bannerman Unveils Harcourt Statue
In the House of Commons lobby this afternoon Premier Campbell-Bannerman unveiled a statue honoring the late Sir William Harcourt. Attending were Lady Harcourt J Pierpont Morgan A J Balfour Joseph Chamberlain John Morley and other notable figures.
Minnesota Republicans nominate Cole ticket for governor
At the Minnesota Republican State convention in Duluth on June 18 the ticket was nominated after a fourth ballot. A. L. Cole of Walker was chosen for governor with A. O. Eberhart as lieutenant governor and a full slate including C. C. Dinehart treasurer E. T. Young attorney general Julius Schmahl secretary of state S. G. Iverson auditor C. A. Pidgeon clerk of the supreme court and C. F. Staples railroad commissioner. The convention endorsed Senator Knute Nelson for re election and backed Roosevelt era policies including anti trust enforcement free railroad passes repeal and freight rate readjustment.
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Duluth
Minn
A. L. Cole
Walker
A. O. Eberhart
Mankato
C. C. Dinehart
Slayton
E. T. Young
Appleton
Julius Schmahl
Redwood Falls
S. G. Iverson
Rushford
Supreme Court
C. A. Pidgeon
Buffalo
C. F. Staples
West St. Paul
J. P. Jacobson
Madison
Jacobson
Knute Nelson
National Republican Administration
Roosevelt
United States
Cornell Students Plan Wheel Tour of Europe
Five Cornell students George W. Naysmyth Walter Manning Ladd William Tudor Price A H Candee and Manuel Marco Romero will tour Europe by wheel for three months starting next Tuesday from New York aboard the Celtic They will work passages as assistant engineers and sell trip accounts to newspapers Romero a Peruvian will report for Lima Peru England France Germany Holland Austria are listed on the itinerary with a possible Russian leg The group expects about 10000 miles and has special factory admission cards arranged through director Smith of Sibley College.
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New York
Ithaca
Cornell
Europe
George W. Naysmyth
Walter Manning Ladd
William Tudor Price
A. H. Candee
Manuel Marco-Romero
Romero
Lima
Peru
England
France
Germany
Holland
Austria
Russia
Smith
Sibley College
Record Customs Receipts Set New Yearly High
Treasury records show current fiscal year customs receipts total $285,351,222 with fifteen days left, likely surpassing any prior year by about $25 million and exceeding last year by $40 million. Internal revenue also rises, with June 30 totals near $259,000,000, about $15 million above last year.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Operation Removes Fifty Seven Nails From Human Ostrich
In Minneapolis on June 13 at City Hospital surgeons removed fifty seven nails three or four pieces of glass and five pieces of wire from E Wallace who travels with a circus as a human ostrich He is expected to recover Wallace has performed the act for years and only recently felt ill effects.
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Minneapolis
E. Wallace
Wallace
No Castellane Fight Moves Toward Final Hearing
Paris June 13 The Castellane case proceeds toward a final hearing with negotiations nearly complete for a decree of divorce and an adjustment with Count Boni’s creditors. No action has been taken to abandon the case or seek reconciliation between the Count and Countess.
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Paris
Count Boni
Havana allows American Fourth of July celebrations
Havana reports that the mayor has suspended noise and fireworks prohibitions to prevent clashes with police during American Fourth of July celebrations. The measure aims to ease tensions and avoid misunderstandings between Americans and local authorities.
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Havana
Turks kill 20 Greeks at Strebling near Neveska
In the Strebling area near Neveska 100 Greeks were encircled by a larger Turkish force. After a fierce battle 62 escaped, 20 were killed and 18 wounded. Turkish losses were three killed and eight wounded. Royal Exchange Corp loss cited in London reports.
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Salonika
Strebling
Neveska
German Honor for Mr. Westinghouse
Berlin June 13 The Technical University conferred on George Westinghouse the American inventor the degree of Doctor of Engineering.
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Mr. Westinghouse
Berlin
Technical Univesity
George Westinghouse
Veteran comedian John Lawrence Toole dies in England
Brighton England June 13 John Lawrence Toole the veteran comedian who has been ill for some time is dying He was born in London in 1830.
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Brighton
England
John Lawrence Toole
London
Rebel Leader Sigananda and Son Captured in Zululand
DURBAN June 13. Sigananda a principal rebel and his son were captured at Nkandhla and brought into the British camp in Zululand.
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Durban
Sigananda
Nkandhla
Zululand
Depew Rumors Denied At Muldoon Sanitarium Near White Plains
Reporters questioned Billy Muldoon about Senator Chauncey M. Depew’s visit to his sanitarium near White Plains. Muldoon said Depew is not there now and would not confirm any prior visit, noting patients are private and staff may not discuss them.
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United States
Chauncey M. Depew
William MuLdoon
White Plains
Muldoon
Billy’ Muldoon
TIMES
Senator Depew
de Koven
Mr. Muldoon
Reginald de Koven
Billy
Mr. de Koven
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Mr. Choate
Morton Takes the Stand in Claiche Perjury Case
The defense opened after the prosecution rested in Henry Morton's perjury trial in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. Morton testified denying all charges while prosecutors urged perjury based on his Coroner's Court and Claiche trial statements about Emile Gendron. Witnesses including Jacob Arlen and Laurence Martineau testified on Gendron's English ability and prior statements. The judge urged focus on the defense as the trial continued.
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Henry Rton
Tenderloin
Scott
Supreme Court
Berthe Claiche
Emile Gendron
Morton
Claiche
Gendron
Jacob Arlen
Sixth Avenue
William J. Keir
Larence Martineau
Orton
Marneau
Pwyer
Justice Scott
Philadelphia
Keir
Justice Cott
New York
Bertherlaiche
Rial
Civil Service Commissioners jailed for contempt stay granted
Justice Marean ordered the municipal Civil Service Commission jailed for contempt after they refused to grant a rating. Assistant Wilson sought a stay and an appeal to Justice Hirschberg, who halted further action and set a return date. The court ordered a stay only until tomorrow as proceedings paused.
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Justice Arean
Patrolan
William C. Klepper
Purt
Wilson
Devwnek
Justice Hirschberg
Justce Marean
Marean
Wils
Klepper
Rem
Ney
Elevated Wins A Point In Rindley Versus Elevated Rail Case
The Court of Appeals ruled for the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company against Rindley in a long running suit over property damage from the 913 Sixth Avenue elevated line. Justice Bischoff found no statute of limitations bar, a decision upheld by the Senate Division before reaching the Court of Appeals.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Court of Appeals
Albany
Rindley
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company
Manhattan Railway Company
Supreme Court
Sixth Avenue
Te Company
Aenate Division
Justice Bischoff
Fire on Baltimore waterfront destroys ships and six barges
A major fire on the Baltimore waterfront killed three crewmen aboard the iron steamship Essex and destroyed six barges loaded with cotton and resin, plus vessels from the Merchants and Miners line. Fire fighters battled to save the area as two more men were reported missing. The Essex had operated between Providence and Baltimore for sixteen years.
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Baltimore
Savannah
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Essex
Edward Atkinson
John Costello
Manuel Odello
Providence
St. Regis Manager Refutes Chicago Hotel Link
Manager Geller of the St. Regis Hotel yesterday denied that a new 7 million dollar Chicago hotel will be managed by the St. Regis people. He said the management of this hotel has no connection with the Chicago enterprise.
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Geller
St. Regis Hotel
Chicago
St. Regis Eople
Du Pont Elected U S Senator by Delaware Legislature
Henry A. Du Pont, Republican, was elected United States Senator by the Delaware Legislature in joint session. The vote tally showed Du Pont eight votes to blanks, eighteen for Addicks, one, totaling forty seven with twenty four needed for choice.
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du Pont
Dover
Del
Henry A. du Ont
United Sates
Addicks
Old Time Spelling Bee Crowds Public School 62 Winners Declared
About twenty contestants from Districts 2 and 3 competed in Public School 62 Old Time Spelling Bee at Hester and Essex Streets. Twenty spellers, mostly sixth year students, each solved 500 practice words with only two misses among finalists fought for the title.
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Hester
Essex
Lower East Side
Esther
Izzy
Educational Alliance School
Julia Richman
Public School No. 62
Glee Club
No. 62
Educational? Alliance
Isidore Halpert
Witlack
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