Lawyer to Face Cross Exam Over Gould Yacht Trip
In a New York court, broker Melville D. Chapman testified about Mrs. Gould during a West Indies voyage on the Niagara in 1904 05. The cross examination led to tension as opposing counsel challenged financial ties and a series of letters, prompting the judge to suspend further questioning.
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Aldrich Delays Income Tax Vote Amid Push for Free Paper
Senate action on the income tax and substitutes faces another postponement led by Senator Aldrich. Debates center on corporate net earnings tax, exemptions, and a possible substitute to the income tax, with Bailey to steer the floor fight. Brown pleads for free print paper and wood pulp, citing paper shortages and Canadian imports.
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Telephone 10900 Bryant Advertises Lost and Found Service
The Times offers a finder or owner link via telephone 10900 Bryant. Advertising note directs readers to connect for lost and found assistance.
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Committee of One Hundred tests strength of anti-Tammany plans
The Committee of One Hundred faces wary reactions from Tammany Hall and Republican factions as they organize in New York municipal politics. Rumors place James B. Reynolds as chair amid subcommittees to pursue fusion, while Tim Sullivan notes Hopper’s selection. The Republican County Committee calls primaries for September 21.
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Westervelt Opposed Eye Witnesses After Fatal Shot
William Ely Westervelt of Teaneck New Jersey shot and killed his wife shortly after 1 am then attempted suicide by shotgun blast. The incident occurred after a quarrel while he was intoxicated and he was captured by neighbors and held on the porch until authorities arrived.
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Westervelt House
London Men Buy Dime Bank Building in New York
London bankers Charles Kaufman and Edward Cuthbertson purchased the Union Dime Savings Bank Building at Broadway Sixth Avenue and Thirty-second Street from City Investing Company for about 1.5 million dollars. Broker Samuel Goldsticker arranged the deal, with possession delayed until the new bank building is completed.
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New York
Noted speeders face fines in Special Sessions
Rex E. Beach author paid $5 for 25 mph on Riverside Drive after claiming he followed another car up a hill. the vehicle belonged to police. Actor William J. Stanley pleaded guilty to a fourth speeding offense and was sentenced to three days in the Tombs with a $100 fine or ten more days. Thomas F. Ryan’s son Joseph J. Ryan was fined $5 after a $ speed on Broadway with legal counsel from Paul D. Cravath’s office.
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Meat Investigation Begins in East St Louis Illinois
Secretary of Agriculture Wilsons Board of Inquiry met in a closed session to examine charges by former inspector J F Harms that the government meat inspection system in packing houses is faulty. Fourteen witnesses testified, with eighty more expected. the board intends to keep testimony private while preparing findings.
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Law Students Ovate Reeves At New York Law School
Justice Clarke at Carnegie Hall urged young lawyers to be financially and intellectually honest and to avoid meaningless words. The scene followed a clash over Professor Reeves replacement by Prof. George C. Smith, son-in-law of Dean George Chase, who said Reeves would teach only day classes next session.
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Those Who Won Degrees Back Past or Rector J
A list features graduates and degree recipients including J. Riedier D. RB Richardson dD Dadkasbaor L. de G. Potter A. M. Raphael A. G. Rasquin IR. G. Redlefsen J. O. Reynolds. The item notes alumni honored by the institution.
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Steamer Kelvin Ashore Off Florida Reef
The British steamer Kelvin is ashore on Tennessee Reef near Florida after passing New York on June 15. The Proteus reports the vessel was lightening by throwing coal overboard on both sides to aid its position.
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