Moody May Retire Amid Moves to Replace Moody
Washington and Boston report that bills in both houses propose allowing Justice Moody to resign with full pay after six months if his health does not improve. Sponsors Lodge and Gillett cite his chronic rheumatism and desire to avoid vacancy during major tax and trust cases. Speculation centers on a Western-nominee replacement with Henry M. Hoyt named as a possible candidate.
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Masachusetts
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Gillett
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Congress
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Eighth Circuit
Standard Oil
Pennsylvania
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Delaware
Yale
Taft
Henry M. Hoyt
State Department
United States
Hoyt
Knox
Steel Trust Inquiry Moves to Probe Trade Restraints
Washington June 15 Judiciary Committee moves to report a resolution by Rep Stanley demanding all information from the Attorney General on whether there is an unlawful conspiracy in restraint of trade by the steel trusts. It targets Carnegie Steel Federal Steel American Tin Plate National Tube American Steel and Wire American Steel Hoop and asks if competition has been secured by the trust raising prices lowering quality or cutting wages. It also asks if coal railroads banks and insurers conspired with United States Steel to produce these effects.
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Judiciary Committee
House
Steel Trust
Stanley
Kentucky
Parker
New Jersey
Carnegie Steel Company
Federal Steel Company
American Tin Plate Company
National Tube Company
American Bridge Company
American Steel and Wire Company
American Steel Hoop Company
Trust
United States Steel Company
Tonsillitis Forces Premature Wedding In New Jersey
George Orston Elmore of Litchfield Connecticut married Amy Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Higbie Smith at the bride's parents home Moun Pocono Pennsylvania. The Rev Henry A Dexter officiated. The couple will honeymoon after Elmore recovers and return from the hospital emergency. Invitations were recalled for a Grace Episcopal Church East Orange New Jersey wedding today.
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Litchfield
Conn
Amy Smith
Higbie Smith
Henry A. Dexter
Grace Church
Smith
Mount Pocono
Penn
Grace Episcopal Church
East Orange
N. J
Elmore
Honeyroom
Seek Woman on Girl's Story Leads to Arrest Warrant
Fourteen year old Florence Stephens told of a plan by William Nelligan and Jack Nehe in Philadelphia to place her in New York. Abbey Bryant fled after selling her furniture, leaving Emma Murray as the new renter. Nelligan was arrested on abduction charges as police search for Bryant continues.
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North Ramfrey Street
Philadelphia
Children's Society
Abbey Bryant
Stephens
St. Nicholas Avenue
Emma Murray
William Nelligan
Jack Nehe
the Lambs
New York
Nolligan
Bryant
Butts
Bulldog Kills Itself in City Police Station Cell
A brindle bulldog about two years old killed itself in a West Sixty eighth Street Police Station cell by head beating after being separated from its master Officer Goodyear. Found near Sixty-second Street and Amsterdam Avenue, the dog showed signs of owner history but had no claimant. It died from a fractured skull before the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals could take custody.
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Sixty Eighth Street
Goodyear
Sixty-eighth Street
Sixty-second Street
Amsterdam Avenue
John Anthony
Anthony
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Vinegar Used to Awaken Burglary Suspect in Williamsburg
Nathan Jasper found a former employee, Thomas Pate, hiding in a closet after a morning burglary at 302 Metropolitan Avenue. Mrs. Jasper used vinegar to revive him while police later recovered stolen jewelry on Pate at Bedford Avenue Station. Pate faced burglary charges in Bedford Avenue police court with $500 bail.
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Nathan Jasper
Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg
Jasper
Thomas Pate
Bidford Avenue
Joyful shock drives man to suicide on Broadway elevated
Henry Baudeck of 346 Franklin Avenue Brooklyn killed himself at Gates Avenue station by stepping in front of an East New York train. He, a German immigrant, had learned of a €5 000 legacy from Germany and planned to collect it from a German Consul. Surrounded by a crowded platform witnesses, several women fainted and were aided by an ambulance surgeon.
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Stallen
Henry Baudock
Franklin Avenue
Brooklyn
Gates Avenue
Broadway
Germany
New York
Baudeck
Fourth of July plans seek funds and parade grand marshal
A city committee organizing Independence Day events reports needed funding with an estimate of at least 50 000 pounds for success while subscriptions totalling under 100 dollars have been received so far. Alfred Peck asks volunteer band leaders to contact him. In another session Mayor Gaynor's Committee of Automobile Owners and Manufacturers selected Col. George E. Dewey as Grand Marshal for the Fourth of July parade.
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Metz
Alfred Peck
Fifth Avenue
Aldermanic Chamber
Automobile Owners and Manufacturers
Gaynor
Col
George E. Dewey
New Hall of Fame Candidates Announced by NYU Chancellor
Dr MacCracken disclosed six new names adding to this year’s Hall of Fame slate. Among Americans are Robert McCormick inventor William H McTuffey educator Lindley Murray educator Rev Father Abram Joseph Ryan poet and Henry Rossiter Worthington inventor engineer. One foreigner remains unnamed.
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MacCracken
New York University
Robert McCormick
William H. Mctuffey
Lindley Murray
Roosevelt Tour Featured In Pictorial Section Preview
The note highlights a world famous tour with departs Hoboken and previews next Sunday's New York Times feature on hunting in Africa with Kaiser, a Cambridge event, and a speech at the London Guildhall, urging orders for a copy.
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Roosevelt
Hoboken
New York
Africa
the Kaiser
Gues Vince
Cambridge
London Guildhall
Adv
Taft Passes Parkersburg With Rough Riders On Rail Trip
President Taft and 100 Rough Riders travel to New York for Roosevelt reception. He nearly attaches his car to the Rough Rider special, pleas for rail safety rise as he notes modernizing rules. Taft speaks at Marietta College on Northwest Territory history and contract liberty.
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Parkersburg
Weat Va
Taft
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Marietta
Ohio
Marietta College
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Northwest Territory
Territory
United States
Coenat
Twelve Austrian laborers die in Niagara Falls shack fire
Twelve Austrian workers identified only by check numbers were buried alive when four shacks at Falls View burned. One man, a woman, and a child were badly hurt as smoke overwhelmed sleepers. The blaze left twelve dead and all others escaped. the settlement had joined Niagara Falls carnival festivities.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Falls View
Colonial Navigation Company Starts Service on the Sound
The Colonial Navigation Company began operations yesterday with the steamers Concord and Lexington running between New York and Providence. Captains Wilcck and Foster Gray command the sister ships, each 300 feet long with a carrying capacity of 7 passengers, leaving Pier 2 North River daily and Sunday to Providence to connect with morning trains to Boston and New England points.
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Colonial Navigation Company
Sound
New York
Providence
Concord
Lexington
D. L. Wilcck
Foster Gray
North River
Boston
New England
Canon Chase Replies to Brooklyn Philharmonic Sunday Concert Plan
Canon William Sheafe Chase of Brooklyn published his reply to Loudon Charlton of the Philharmonic Society regarding Sunday afternoon concerts planned for the Brooklyn Academy of Music next Fall. He offered to write to orchestra members and subscribe $25 for free concerts if 24 hours of rest could be guaranteed prior. He objects to Sunday pay concerts as commercializing the holy day and cites a broader stand against Sunday moving pictures and vaudeville shows.
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William Sheafe Chase
Brooklyn
Loudon Charlton
Philharmonic Society
Sunday Observance Association of Brooklyn
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Charlton
Canon Chase
Brooklyn Associa
Sunday Observance Association
J. Charlton
The
Wen
Policeman Foils Rabid Dog With Water Blast
Policeman Hollweg of East 126th Street Station halted a rabid dog at 368 Pleasant Avenue after a crowd cried mad dog. The water bucket felled the large spaniel which later bit him. he had wounds cauterized and the dog, owned by Filmore Ricco, was being held for examination for rabies.
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Hollweg
East 126Th Street
Pleasant Avenue
Hollveg
Dr. Baumann
118Th Street
Filemore Ricco
Gardner Fails to Win Dem Nomination in Maine
At the Maine State Convention Frederick W. Plaisted Mayor of Augusta won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination on the first ballot by 575 to 3111. Obadiah Gardner of Rockland was not nominated. A. Stevens of Wells was named State Auditor. The platform urged popular vote on constitutional prohibition, direct primary law, federal income tax, and popular election of U S Senators.
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Augusta
Democratic Party
Obadiah Gardner
Rockland
Frederick W. Plaisted
A. Stevens
Wells
United States
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