Robinson to Quit as State Chairman
Theodore Douglas Robinson, Col. Roosevelt's nephew, plans to resign as Progressive State Chairman. Horace Wilkinson of Syracuse is offered the post, while Progressives push for Col. Roosevelt to be drafted for governor with surveys in counties and talks of concessions to Sulzer and Whitman.
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Theodore Douglas Robinson
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive State Committee
Robinson
Horace 8. Wilkinson
Syracuse
Supreme Council
Progressive Party
Wilkinson
Crucible Steel Company of America
Europe
Sulzer
Sulser
Murphy
Roosevelt
Conwrens
Suiper
Congress
Coil Roosevelt
John A. Hennessy
Bull Moose
Whitman
Oscar S. Straus
Mr. Whitman
Mr. Straus
United States Senate
Barnes Drops Into Verse At Republican News Meeting
A Republican State Committee briefing reports William Barnes quoting an old ballad during a discussion with the Progressive ity Committee. The committee refused to offer marriage to Republicans, and Barnes joked about fate and matching vows, avoiding a rhyming line.
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Republican State Committee
Union
Progressiveity Committee
William Barnes
Camden Named U S Senator to Fill Kentucky Vacancy
Gov McCreary signed the commission of Johnson N Camden of Versailles to serve as United States Senator from Kentucky until November when a special election will fill the term ending March 4 1915. Senator Camden will take his seat immediately after the commission.
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Frankfort
McCreary
Johnson N. Camden
Versailies
United States
Kentucky
W. ©. Bradley
Camden
Reserve Board Set to Open by July First
The President expects the Federal Reserve Board to be organized and ready for business by July 1, with three or four of the five nominees likely approved before week’s end. The board will oversee bank examinations, rediscounts, note issue, and general supervision of reserve banks, with offices in the Treasury Building.
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New York Times
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
McAdoo
John Skelton Williams
the Treasury
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Charles S. Hamlin
Boston
Treasury Building
Controlor Williams
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Newlands Pushes Federal Incorporation of Railroads
Senate Democrats speed trust bills as Senator Newlands reintroduces a federal charter measure for railroads. He argues the Shreveport decision and national commerce control demand national incorporation, expanding federal oversight of interstate rail systems and stock and bond issues.
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New York Times
Washington
White House
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
Committee On
Interstate Commerce
Supreme Court
Shreveport
Newlands
Nevada
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Rulings on tariffs and anti trust measures outlined
The article reviews customs duties on Nottingham lace curtains, protests over classification and rates, and related court actions. It also covers hearings on the Rayburn Stock and Bond bill, trolley regulation debates, and Senate plans for trust legislation and possible early adjournment.
Senators Probe State Department Over Nicaragua Bonds
Senator William Alden Smith introduces a Senate resolution demanding an inquiry into Brown Brothers & Co and Seligman & Co over Ethelburga bonds tied to Nicaragua. He opposes Boaz Long’s nomination for Salvador minister amid ties to United Fruit interests. The action follows hearings on Long and links to Gray and Keith, with broader aims to scrutinize State Department banker relations and dollar diplomacy in Central America.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Brown Brothers & Co
Seligman & Co
New York
Ethelburga Syndicate
Boaz Long
Salvador
United Fruit Company
Central America
Smith
Bryan
Long
Smith and Williams
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
John Gray
Delaware
Minor C. Keith
Gray
Mr. Gray
Insular Bureau
War Department
National Railroad of
Guatemala
Toggether
Colombia
Nicaragua
Taft
Wt Knox
Wilson
Colder June 16 Sets Local Record and Forecast
Yesterday proved the coldest June 16 for the Weather Bureau era with a mean of 61 degrees and a 54 degree low at 5 AM under 52 mph northerly winds. Forecaster Scarr cited a high pressure system from Michigan and clear skies for the chill, predicting a warmer day in Eastern New York with no heat wave in sight.
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Scarr
Michigan
New York
Broker Talbert Held At Bellevue After Nervous Break
Walter W. Talbert a Memphis cotton broker aged } years was removed from the Breslin Hotel to Bellevue observation after two days of odd behavior. He appeared collarless, wrote hundreds of letters and lived at the Breslin six months. Police cite bank losses and his wife's death as factors in a mental breakdown.
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Preslin
Walter W. Talbert
Memphis
McAlpin
Bellevue
Talbert
Breslin
The
Bankers Deny Nicaragua Involvement Amid Resolution Critique
A Seligman Brown Brothers Speyer panelist rejected claims in Senator Smith's resolution, saying bankers did not profit from Nicaragua bonds. He asserted no loans or stock gains, noting a $1,000,000 loan to Nicaragua and a 49 percent railroad stake pledged as security, while denying commissions or large profits. Speyer & Co. denied any loans or bond dealings with Nicaragua.
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Smith
Brown Brothers & Co
Speyer & Co
Nicaragua
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Seligman & Co
Speyers& Co
Patel
National Railroad
The Empress of Ireland Collision Theories Emerge
Official inquiry at Quebec into the Empress of Ireland disaster reveals two prevailing theories of the May 2 collision with Storstad. Canadian Pacific argues Storstad officer mistook positions and steered away. Storstad’s counsel says Empress tried to cross, fog created danger, and orders to alter course were mishandled. The commission, led by Lord Mersey, hears detailed testimony from naval and legal experts and government officials.
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New York Times
Quebec
Canadian Pacific
River St. Lawrence
Bre Fly
Canadian Pacific Railway
Storstad
Lord Mersey
Ezekiel McLeod
Admiralty Court
New Brunswick
Routhier
Demers
Dominion
Howe
Canadian Naval Service
Floe. Eererttus K. C
A. R. Holden
Langelier
Newcombe
Butler Aspinall
Haight
New York
Thaster
Capt
Kendall
Mr. Aspinall
Father Point
Ele
Aspinall
Sterstadt
Atx
Uhre Ito
Wendall
Capt. Kendall
Mvy
Cock Point
Cours
Hatgeht
Flaight
Alfred Tuftenes
Lempress
Tle
Sword Allegiance Fires Up Jeffersonian Primary Debate
Bert Hanson, chairman of the Central City Jeffersonian Alliance, urges Democratic State Chairman William Church Osborn to reject any primaries that aid the Murphy McCooey faction, calling for a united anti Tammany effort and warning against concessions to the ruling group. The letter frames a battle within the party as a fight to defeat Tammany Hall and emphasizes a clean, open contest.
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Bert Hanson
Central City Committee
Jeffersonian
Allance
William Church Osborn
Murphy-MccCooey
Osborn
Trt
New York Times
Klanson
Tammany Hall
Charles Fef. Murphy
Murphy-McCooey
Wilson
Taummany
Jeffersonian Alliance
Murphy-McCooe
Man Found Dead in a Field Near Pawling
Dutchess County investigators probe the death of a man found in a Pawling field by a farmhand. Coroner’s physician notes death likely two weeks old from a stabbing. Clothing was high quality but identification marks were removed, and a disturbed bush clump suggests a struggle.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Dutchess County
Pawling
Pearce
No Weddings on Saturdays in Hartford Diocese Order
Bishop John J. Nilan of the Hartford Catholic Diocese orders Connecticut priests not to perform marriages on Saturdays or Sundays. The directive, issued after a clergy retreat at Keyser Island, cites practice by some foreigners of lengthening wedding festivities into the Sabbath.
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New York Times
Hartford
Conn
John J. Nilan
Connecticut
Keyser Island
Brooklyn Progressives back Col. Roosevelt for Governor
The Kings County Progressive Committee endorsed a straight Progressive ticket for governor next fall at a large meeting in Brooklyn. The group, chaired by Elder Robert Hi, rejected fusion plans and favored Col. Roosevelt.
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Progressive County Committee of Kings
Col. Roosevelt
Johnston Building
Nevins Street
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Robert Hi, Elder
City Briefs From The Constitutional Convention To Public Entertainments
The sentencing of twenty one election officials who pleaded guilty to neglect of duty at the Constitutional Convention election on April 7, postponed to the next meeting. Actress Lightfoot, 22, acquitted by Justices Zeiler, Moss, and Herrmann in General Sessions for May incident. Self-Government Freck-Air Camp authorized at George Junior Republics in Flemington Junction New Jersey. Detectives involved in Tallapoosa Hotel incident at Mast tle Street and West 1284 Street Stations. Capt J B Greenhut entertains the Vey Scouts Band of Lavistown Tennessee. afternoon concerts at Greenhut store on Eighteenth Street and Sixth Avenue. Verdict expected tomorrow in Dr Otto Hf Schultze case before Board of Coroners. Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum names Maxwell Davidson referee for the divorce suit Joan Mootich vs Olive Moensch.
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Mattle FE. Lightfoot
Joseph Pletschman
Fleischman
Earths
Zeiler, Moss
Herrmann
George Junior Republic
Flemington Junction
N. J
National Association of George Junior Republics
Nuteau Street
Greenhut
Eighteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Otto Hf. Schultze
Board of Coroners
Supreme Court
Greenbaum Yeeter Fay
Maxwell Davidson
Joan Mootich
Iesrman
Olive PL Moeneh
Tragic double murder suicide in Williamsburg quarrel
Alexander Krawski shot and killed Anna Hadzulowicz at Grand Street and Wythe Avenue then killed himself. The incident drew a 5000 strong crowd as police used a flying wedge to reach the scene. Hadzulowicz’s husband, Kazma Rafalowicz, fainted upon learning his wife was slain.
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Alexander Krawski
Kent Avenue
Williamsburg
Anna Hadzulowicz
Kazma Rafalowicz
Dock Department
Manhattan
Grand Street
Wythe Avenue
Rafalowicz
Krawski
Rafalowie
Pearlman
Flee
Dr. Portman
Bedford Avenue Polies
Krawskii
Death in Taxicab Returns to West Side Store Manager
Bernard Behrendt 48, manager at Walter J. Vogt's novelty store in Broadway, died last night in a taxicab returning home with his wife. He had earlier been stricken with heart disease at the store, walked to a taxicab stand, and slumped in the cab before reaching their residence. local authorities notified and wife assisted him in the cab.
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Bernard Behrendt
West 106Th Street
Walter J. Vogt
Broadway
Mr. Hehrendt
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