Gov Hughes OKs 16 Hour Limit for Railroad Workers
Albany June 17 Gov Hughes approved Senator Page’s bill restricting railroad workers to no more than sixteen consecutive hours on duty and requires eight hours off. The measure allows exceptions for casualties delays or terminal reach. The session also saw vetoes on eleven bills as the governor urged general amendments rather than targeted fixes.
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Mayor vetoes Sunday ball bill over amateur definition
Mayor McClellan vetoed the Sunday Baseball bill amid criticism that it would permit semi pro play for pay on Sundays while excluding league players. He called the amateur clause dishonest and said the law would undermine genuine amateur athletics. He also vetoed a per diem vacation bill and said he signed the City Courts measure and other minor acts.
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City of
New York
Keilan
Governor Hughes Nominates Prisons Commission Members
Albany June 17 The governor sent to the Senate nominations for the new Commission of Prisons created this year Charles F Howard MD of Buffalo for a seat on the body Charles F Howard is listed among the nominees for the commissions members in the message to the Senate.
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Elizabethtown
Francis C. Huntington
New York
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Brooklyn
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Bath
Oger P. Clark
Binghamton
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John G. Wickser
Buffalo
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Buffito
Dollar Dinner for Wells Highlights GOP District Support
More than 600 Republicans in the Twenty ninth Assembly District hosted Assemblyman Frederic De Witt Wells at Terrace Garden. Speakers included former Senator Elsberg County Chairman Parsons Congressman Olcott and Job Hedges with John Henry Hammond as toastmaster.
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Twenty-ninth Assembly District
Frederic de Witt Wells
Terrace Garden
Mr. Wells
Elsberg
Parsons
Olcott
Job Hedges
John Henry Hammond
A Hedges
Theodore Roosevelt
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Gov. Hughes
Hedges
McClellan
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Hammond
Wells
Gas leak blaze injures four firefighters in city residence
A gas explosion in a house at 228 West Forty-ninth Street injured four members of Hook and Ladder Company No. 4 while searching for a leak. Firemen were exposed when gas ignited at the supply pipe as officers attempted to shut off the flow. an explosion followed during ceiling work. Police arrested the gas company employees present in the cellar.
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Wesley Tyson
West Forty-ninth Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4
West Fortyseventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Fortyninth Street
Devanny
Lieut. Simpson
John McGuigan
James R. Nugent
John Corbes
Hearing on Second Recount Bill in City Hall
President McGowan acting mayor will hold a hearing on the supplementary Recount bill in the Council Chamber. The Mayor will be away at the grave for the new aqueduct near Peeksill and may act on the bill after the hearing or Friday evening before leaving for Princeton.
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Board of Aldermen
Council Chamber
Peeksill
Princeton
Hoboken Strikers Refuse Return to Work
Four hundred longshoremen of the Holland-America Line at Hoboken refuse to resume duties yesterday. They demand discharge of two strikebreakers and a foreman, later soften on strikebreakers but still insist on the foreman’s dismissal. They may return to work this morning.
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Jersey City Policeman Wounded by Fall of Revolver
William Lynch, a Jersey City police officer, was chasing boys playing craps when his revolver slipped from his hip pocket. The weapon discharged on impact with the sidewalk, injuring Lynch in the foot. The wound is not serious.
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William Lynch
Jersey City
Lynch
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