Democrats Confer As Tammany Rift Flares In Albany
The Democratic State Conference opens at Knickerbocker Hotel noon today with William Church Osborn promising free speech and a “good old fashioned” political debate. Rumors accuse Murphy of steering or delaying deliberations as factions debate whether to back an unofficial convention and a party platform amid anti Tammany sentiment.
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Democratic State C Committee
Democratic State Conference
Knickerbocker
Osborn
Charles F. Murphy
Good Ground
Urphy
Up State
Murphy
Goordin
Lérame
Oaborn
Ombas
Robert F. Wagner
J. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Reaelves
Meiher
Mittee
Hich
Bert Hanson Asirman
Central City Committee
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Tammany A
Washington
New York
Hoald
Kings County
Osbegn
State Committee
Democratic Registration Fairness at State Primary Nomination
The text promises equal opportunity for every enrolled Democrat to register his will at the primaries in connection with nominating candidates for State offices. It reflects a pledge of accessible registration for party members during the primary process.
Mrs Blatch to Address Democratic Conference on Woman Suffrage
Mrs Harriet Stanton Match of the Women’s Political Union plans to speak at the Hotel Knickerbocker during the Democratic conference to press for selecting delegates to the Constitutional Convention at a State convention and to pledge support for woman suffrage. A women’s committee led by Miss Lillian D. Ward has urged Democratic leaders to favor representation for women and to show the constitution allows women to be delegates.
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Women's Political Union
Knickerbocker
Osborn
Lillian D. Ward
Ogden Mills Reid
Cornelia E. Bryce
Anne Rhodes
Harriet B. Lowenstein
Blatch
Norman Whitehouse
Republican County Committee
State Senate
Assembly
New York County
Unkind to Prendergast at Bronx Progressive meeting
Bainbridge Colby attacked Controller Prendergast at a Bronx County Progressive Committee gathering at McKinley Square Casino. Prendergast had joined the Progressives then returned to the Republican Party, with Colby calling him traitorous and accusing him of disloyalty to party and country.
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Progressive Committee
McKinley Square
Bainbridge Colby
Controller Prendergast
Republican Party
Republican Club
Prendergast
Colby
Penedtyt Arnold
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
Progressive Party
Republicans First Gun at Campaign Meeting
The Republican County Committee convenes at Murray Hill Lyceum tonight with Rep William E Humphrey of Washington denouncing Wilson tariff policies in a speech. The committee sets rules for unofficial primaries to elect delegates to the unofficial State Convention in Saratoga on Aug 15. Unofficial primaries for New York and Kings counties are set for Aug 6 at district headquarters.
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Murray Hill Lyceum
William E. Humphrey
Washington
Robinson Still Chairman of Progressive State Committee
Theodore Douglas Robinson, chairman of the Progressive State Committee, said he has no immediate plan to resign. Rumors say he would step down if Col. Roosevelt, his uncle, becomes the Progressive candidate for governor, a view echoed by George W. Perkins.
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Progressive State Committee
Robinson
Col. Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Roosevelt or Nobody: Maryland Progressive Conference Declares
A Maryland Progressive Party conference in Baltimore chaired by Gen. J. Stuart MacDonald and presided by Charles J. Honaparte adopted resolutions opposing any political deal that harms principles or Roosevelt leadership. The group cited Tammany Hall revolt proof and denounced the ruling party’s repudiation of its platform.
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Baltimore
Progressive Party
J. Stuart MacDonald
State Central Committee
Charles J. Honaparte
Theodore Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Maryland
Eberhart Beaten in Minnesota Primary Defeat
Gov A O Eberhart the only Republican incumbent defeated in the Minnesota primary. W E Lee appears to beat Eberhart by about 2000 votes. Five incumbents win re nominations to Congress while John L Long and H S Swenson secure Democratic House nominations. Democratic gubernatorial race remains undecided between W S Hammond and Daniel Lawler.
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ST. Paul
Minn
A. O. Eberhart
W. E. Lee
Eberhart
Congress
John L. Long
Sidney Anderson
H.S. Swenson
W. S. Hammond
Daniel Lawler
William Sulaer Endorsed by American Party in Brownsville
William Sulaer was endorsed for governor last night at a meeting of the American Party of the Twenty third Assembly District in Brownsville.
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Wiliam Sulaer
American Party
Twenty-third Assembly
Brownsville
Antitoxin Not Cause of Mercer Death, Coroners Rule
Brooklyn coroners said Mrs. Catherine Ly Mercer of Crescent Place East New York died from typhoid fever, not from typhoid antitoxin. The decision released last night confirms antitoxin did not cause the death after she was inoculated.
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Catherine Ly
Mercer
Crescent Pilace
New York
Times acknowledges 55 from FE for widowed mother
The New York Times notes receipt of 55 from FE. N. E. for a widowed mother left unprovided, funded through the Charity Organization Society appeal for aid.
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New York Times
FE. N. E
Charity Organization Society
Yale Honors Romulo Naon With Doctor of Laws at Yale
Romulo S Naon Argentina minister to the United States received Yale Universitys Doctor of Laws honorary degree during the 213th commencement at Woolsey Hall. Taft Noon and Hadley spoke amid a five minute cheer from alumni and students.
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Sidney Lewis Gulick
Doshisha University
Japan
Peter Ainsilee
Church of the Disciples
John Kimberly Beach
Connecticut Supreme Court
William Crawford Gorgas
United States Army
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Romulo
Naon
Argentine
United States
Sefior Noon
William H. Taft
Sefer Naon
Taft
Washington
Yale University
Gift to Cornell Athletic Association by Schoellkopf Relatives
Relatives of Milwaukee born Henry Schoellkopf donate 75000 to the Cornell athletic association. Alumni had raised 100000 for a memorial club house on the new field, and the family gift is said to pave the way for stadium construction.
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Faust
Athletic Association
Henry Schoellkopf
Milwaukee
Cornell
Schoellkopf
Agso
Wesleyan Graduates 92 at Commencement in Largest Class
Wesleyan University in Middletown awarded degrees under President William A. Shanklin. Fifty seven bachelor of arts and thirty five bachelor of science grads, with the Rich prize going to Ralph Gordon Sickles of Indianapolis. Honorary degrees were conferred on several educators and clergy. a class fund of 5000 dollars endows a policy to Wesleyan at the tenth reunion.
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Middletown
Conn
William A. Shanklin
Wesleyan University
Ralph Gordon Sickles
Indianapolis
Ind
Arciven
Wesleyan
Degrees Awarded at Brown University Commencement
Brown University granted 108 men and 49 women bachelor degrees at commencement. Advanced degrees totaled 28 MA, 3 MS, 5 PhD with nine honorary degrees awarded to notable figures including Charles W. Elfert, Thomas R. Slicer, William Gardnar, Herman Watlen, and Vernon F. Squires among others.
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Providence
Brown University
Charles W. Elfet
Harvard University
Thomas R. Slicer
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
New York
Willam BE. Gardnar
Kelgioun Education Board
Walsh Gifts Degrees at Holy Cross College
Worcester Mass June 17 Governor David I Walsh an alumnus of the class of 1903 distributed diplomas to ninety seven graduates at Holy Cross College commencement. The honorary Master of Arts degrees were conferred on Dr Thomas Farrell of Boston Reverend John H Corrigan of Norwood Brother Benjamin of the Xavarian Brotherhood in Danvers Brother Henry of the Xavarian Brotherhood in Worcester Thomas H MeCder mott of New York Dr James H Quinn of Springfield and Dr Michael J Lawlor of Sterbury Conn.
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Holy Cross College
David I Walsh
Thomas Farrell
Boston
John H. Corrigan
Norwood
Benjamin
Xavarian Brotherhood
Danvers
Henry
Thomas H. MecDermott
New York
James
Envoy Warns Graduates at Pennsylvanias 158th Commencement
Jean J. Jusserand, French Ambassador, urged Penn graduates to avoid exaggeration and frivolous rhetoric while praising France’s educational aims. Degrees were awarded to 707 on the Philadelphia campus with no honorary degrees. In Moores Hill Indiana, Gov. Ralston and Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill spoke at Moores Hill College. Bainbridge Colby of Newark received an honorary Doctor of Laws.
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France
University of Pennsylvania
Jean J. Jusserand
Jusserand
Bainbridge Colley
Moores Hill
Ind
Moores Hill College
Gov. Ralston
Indiana
John Wesley Hill
New York
International Peace Forum
Bainbridge Colby
Newark
Commodore Plant Marries Mrs Manwaring at Branford House
Morton F. Plant wed Mrs. M C Manwaring at Branford House in a noon ceremony attended by relatives and witnesses. The bride, 31, had just divorced Selden B Manwaring and received custody of their son. Plant reportedly gave a gift of eight million dollars and may honeymoon aboard his yacht Thelma.
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NEW
Philip M. Kerridge
St. James's Episcopal Church
Branford House
Scone
Commodore Plant
New London
Plant
Newngland
Mr. Plant
Thelma
Morton F. Plant
Selden
Broadway
Conn
New London Telegraph
Misa Nellie Capron
Baltimore
Henry Hradley Plant
Manwaring
Selden HB. Manwaring
Hartford
Rowena Caldwell
Philip Morkon Manwarinig
Labor wealth split blamed for unrest at Wabash College
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall delivering the 1976 commencement address at Wabash College argues discontent stems from the wealth division. He recalls 1850s balance between labor and capital, noting current share favors capital. George McAneny leaves for Hobart College to give Phi Beta Kappa address and receive a Doctor of Laws.
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Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Wabash College
Hfe
America
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Geneva
N. Y
Hobart College
McAneny
Phi Beta Kappa
Lake George
Cornell Becomes Largest Graduating Class in History
The forty sixth commencement at Cornell University in Ithaca conferred 812 degrees, including 727 first and advanced degrees, with total diplomas since last June reaching 923. President Schurman urged practical success as trustees created a Controller role staffed by Emmons J Williams and announced various gifts to the university including 20000 from Cornelian Council and 500 for forestry.
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Cornell University
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Cornell Medical School
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Henry B. Lord
Thin City
Emmons J. Williams
Florence el. Dearstyne
J. White
New York
Iran Place
Cornelian Council
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Lakewood
N. J
Forestry
Ralph Sheldon Hosmer
Forestry Department
Hawaiian Islands
Forestry College
Walter Mulford
Ralph Rollins Adams
University of Nebraska
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Beveridge denounces administration in Indianapolis speech
Albert J. Beveridge addressed the Ninth District Progressive conference criticizing the administration for suppressing business opinions. He attacked secret letters from New York used to attack a canal tolls repeal stance and urged open public business input to shape policy. He warned against hidden moneyed interests influencing politics.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
New York
Scanlon Trial Begins in Queens Supreme Court
James Hefferman was convicted last Tuesday for attacking Mrs. Clara Ellert at Joseph Cassidy's Democratic Club in Long Island City. Harry Scanlon, indicted with Hefferman, faced trial before Justice Scudder, who aimed to finish the proceedings by midnight. Ellert повторно testified with more detail after prior limitations, while Scanlon was accompanied by his mother and sisters and Queens suffrage supporters.
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Clara Ellert
Joseph Cassidy
Democratic Club
Long Island City
Harry Scanlon
Justice Scudder
Queens County Supreme Court
Scudder
Ellert
Hefterman
Scanton
Margaret Scanton
Alfred J. Eno
Womans Suffrage Party of
Queens
Matthew Smith
Kilert
Jail Term and Fine for Theatre Owner overcrowding
Louis Cassman of 120 Rivington Street was sentenced to twenty days in the Tombs and a $100 fine after James T. Horan, a fireman, testified Cassman admitted overcrowding his Kil se x Street theatre. Horan said 416 people attended, with 130 in the balcony where only 22 were allowed. Cassman had prior convictions for the same offense.
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Rivington Street
James T. Horan
Cassman
Kileesex Street
Horan
POSS WINS DIVORCE SUIT IN SUPREME COURT
The jury in a divorce case brought by Frank R. Poss against Mrs. Lillian K. Poss found for Poss on both suits. The verdict cites two indulged acts by Mrs. Poss and none by Mr. Poss. Attorney Battle plans appeal and Levy lauds jurors. Nearby, Foster North finally receives a long withheld Bachelor of Science from the University of Illinois after 29 years due to his agnostic stance.
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Lillian K. Poss
Poss
Champaign
Chapel
Foster North
University of Illinois
Edmund J. James
University
North
Skeletons of Fabric Rely on Tailoring for Form
Describes garments as nearly transparent, with taped seams and minimal lining. Skeletons of fabric rely on tailoring for support, providing a perfect fit that emphasizes individuality of line despite scant lining.
Kaiser Wilhelm II Collides in Fog Off Coast
A fog collision damaged the Kaiser Wilhelm II with 18 first class and 80 second and third class passengers reported. Notables aboard include Bishop J. Alerding and various executives, with damage described as serious. The Copsewood and other vessels reported related collisions and the liner’s launch date, size, speed, and status noted.
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E Pablic Paassengers
Oto
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J. Alerding
Fort Wayne
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Foadick
Goodall
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David Slade
J Mac Tammany
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Louise FB. Wright
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St. Louis
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Copsewood
Middlesboro
Grimsby
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Trorin
New Orleans
Ilamburg
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Vessel Ran Aground In Gedney Channel Fog
A vessel ran aground in Gedney Channel amid fog while trying to avoid four collisions with the Hamburg American steamer Pring. August Wil bel was mentioned in the report.
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Gedney Channel
Pring
August Wilbel
Life and threats in divorce suit at fierce City court
Mrs. Florence Van Buskirk accuses Charles J Van Buskirk of threats and infidelity with Mrs. M Fritchy. The Wall Street broker denies, files for absolute divorce with co respondent Franklin F Dirges. Evidence includes surveillance and secret meetings leading to a December confrontation and planned separation.
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Fercer City
Florence van Buskirk
Charles J van Buskirk
Wall Street
Hackensack
van Buskirk
M. Fritchy
Namin Franklin F. Diriges
Davis Estate To Be Divided Five Ways In Jersey City
Vice Chancellor Lewis announced in Jersey City that he is ready to sign a final decree disposing of Hobert Davis estate. The Democratic boss in Hudson County died in MHI and his $100 estate will be split into five equal shares with one fifth to each heir. Annie Toppin Davis, Mr Juvie's third wife, will receive a third interest from the estate.
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Lewis
Jersey City
Hobert Davis
Hudson County
Mhi
Annie Toppin Davis
Mr. Juvie
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