Russia tariff hike targets American resins and bicycles
Washington reports Russia has imposed high duties on American white resin and bicycles in retaliation for U S tariff actions on Russian petroleum. The move, effective in about two weeks, follows a Treasury led response under the Dingley Act and sparks diplomatic concern over potential further trade friction with Russia and Europe.
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Washington
Mbassador
Count Cassini
State Department
Treasury
M. de Witte
Russia
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Cassini
Gage
Europe
France
St. Petersburg
China
Index to Departments and page references
The listing outlines department topics and page numbers including Brockseae Financial Affairs Wheat and corn prices, Commercial World arrivals, Business Troubles, Court Calendars, Insurance Notes, Legal Notes, Losses by Fire, Marine Intelligence, Foreign Mails, New Corporations, Railroads, Real Estate, Society, United Service, Weather Report, Yesterday's Fires, and safety notes for rapid trains protected by safety devices on the Pennsylvania route to Chicago and St Louis.
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Brockseae Financial Affairs
Ciety
United Service
Weather Report
Amalgamated Copper Deal Effected at LASF
In Newark the Court of Errors denied the temporary injunctions in the Amalgamated Copper case amid a merger proposal. Opposing counsel argued over value and offers for Butte and Boston and Boston Montana properties. The court refused further injunctions as the three companies merged.
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Calvin O. ‘Geer
Amalgamated Copper Company
Pitney and
Stevens
Butte
Boston
Montana
Court of Errors and Appeals
Newark
N. J
Pitney
Flavel McGee
Geer
McGee
R. C. Lindabury
Lindabury
James Stillman
City National Bank of New_York
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Frederick P. Olcott
Magie
Illinois Coke Tested at Bridgeport Steel Plant
Four day trial at the Bridgeport blast furnace tests Illinois coke mixed with Connellsville coke to reduce Western coal usage. Proportions reach 51 percent Illinois coke and 49 percent Connellsville with plans to shift to more Leiter coke as results show success.
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Chicago
Illinois
Bridgeport
Connellsville
Indiana
West
Leiter
Pennsylvania
Lester Illinois
Foote
Illinois Steel Company
Police Fail to Capture Blondin in Boston Murder Case
Capt Titus complains New York police leaked word Blondin alias Joseph Murray sought in Boston murder case. Investigators traced him to Fall River Line baggage area and Post Office mail, while he contacted tenants at 692 and 690 Third Avenue and arranged trunk delivery. Police remain at the waterfront and pier as the hunt continues.
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Titus
Detective Bureau
New York
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
Boston
Blondin
Fall River Line
F Blondin
Joseph Murray
Bergen
Third Avenue
Kennedy Freed After Three Trials in Reynolds Murder
Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy, held on a death sentence for killing Dolly Reynolds, was released on $10,000 bail in New York. Crowds cheered as he left the Tombs and returned to Staten Island with his wife, discussing the case and his plans to resume practice while his lawyers prepare for possible retrial.
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West Seventy-sixth Street
West Eighty-fifth Street
Hand
Eleanor M. Hand
District Attorney's Office
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Cowing
Bob Moore
Moore
Broadway
William McAlpine Wiswall
Louis R. Searles
Wiswall
New York
New
Kennedys
Dr. Kennedy
Staten Island
Court House
Garrett
Doctor
Capt. Cole
Pilot House
Samuel J. Kennedy
Sing Sing
Dolly ’’ Reynolds
General Sessions Court
Newburger
Eleanor E. Hand
United States Navy
New Dorp
S. I
Criminal Courts
Franklin Street
Centre Street
Cantwell & Moore
Aue
Molineux
Court of Appeals
McIntyre
Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Lederle
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Moore
Evening Adirondack Mountaineers Montreal Train Change
The Adirondack Mount ains and Montreal evening train now departs Grand Central Station at :25 rather than 7:30, with a dining car on board.
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Adirondack Mountains
Montreal
Grand Central Station
Ovation at New Dorp for Dr Kennedy after murder trials
In New Dorp S I a large crowd decorations flags and Japanese lanterns welcomed Dr Samuel J Kennedy and his wife as they were escorted to Gillis s Hotel for a celebration. Speakers included John T Oates John T Purcell and Rev Thomas S Youcum who affirmed Kennedy s innocence while the crowd cheered and lit roman candles.
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Samuel J. Kennedy
New Dorp
S. I
Dr. Kennedy
John T. Oates
John T. Purcell
Thomas S. Youcum
Kennedy
Herbie
Coroner’s Physician Levels Charges Against Bellevue Hospital
Coroner's physician Dr. Philip O'Hanlon accuses Bellevue Hospital staff of falsifying injury records and mistreating John Cristy a mentally ill man found dead in the Bellevue morgue. He alleges bruises and fractured ribs and calls for an official inquiry into hospital handling.
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John Cristy
Bellevue
Philip O’hanlon
O’hanlon
Dr. O’hanlon
New York
Hosital
Johnne
West Thirty-sixth Street
Tenth Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
McMorrow
Thirtyseventh Street
Roosevelt Hospital
O'Hanlon
Keller
Bellevue Hospital
Cristy
Ludwig
John McKenna
City buildings rise without supervision due to funds shortfall
St. Louis officials report that downtown structures go up without city inspection as inspectors are stretched on routine work. Building Commissioner Charles F. Longfellow asks the Joint Ways and Means Committee for more funds to hire additional inspectors. He warns he cannot be responsible for accidents from possible defects if funding is not approved.
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ST. Louis
Charles F. Longfellow
Ofice
Longfellow
Ways and Means Committee
Municipal Assembly
Coogan Case to Be Submitted in Written Briefs
Albany June 18 The Attorney General will not hear oral argument on Joseph Fitch of New York City's bid to test James J. Coogan's title to the Manhattan Borough presidency. Steel case submissions will occur June 25 in written briefs.
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Coogan
Albany
Davies
Joseph Fitch
New York City
Supreme Court
James J. Coogan
Borough of Manhattan
New York
STEEL
Green Mountains Summer Homes Book by A W Ecclestone
Ad notes a publication titled Green Mountains Summer Homes by A W Ecclestone with an 8 pass’r agent in Broadway, indicating a selling or catalog entry for real estate or travel.
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Green Mountains
A. W. Ecclestone
Pass
Constitution Makes Long Test Spin After Mast Repairs
Newport R I June 18 The Constitution completed a wide test beyond Brenton's Reef lightship under Capt Rhodes and Capt Duncan. The 15 knot average run demonstrated speed with five jib topsails and a spinnaker as crew set and reduced sails quickly. Independence to arrive next week and Duncan may delay leaving harbor until NYYC cruise begins.
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Newport
R. I
Rhodes
Duncan
Brenton’s Reef
Narragansett Pier
Block Island
Constitution
Capt
New York Yacht Club
Columbia
Independence
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Recehy
New Canaan Celebrates In Four Day Parade
Greenwich CT June 18 New Canaan marks its four day celebration with a mile long procession lasting four hours. A century old two seated hickory wagon carried Mr and Mrs Joseph Scofield celebrating seventy four years of marriage. The parade features 100 firemen bands fire apparatus from multiple towns and various historical floats and groups.
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Greenwich
Conn
New Canaan
Joseph Scofield
Stamford
Darien
Norwalks
Saugatuck
Ridgefield
Bethel
Postboy
Trial of Barker Delivers Unfolding Arlington Shooting
The second day of Thomas G. Barker’s trial before Judge John A. Blair in Jersey City ended with dramatic rulings as defense witnesses tested temporary mental irresponsibility claimed from a wife's disclosure. The state’s case centered on Barker’s alleged assault with intent to kill Rev. John Keller after an Arlington street shooting, while prosecutors and lawyers argued over mental state and unwritten law.
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Thomas G. Barker
John A. Blair
Hudson County Court of General Sessions
Jersey City
John Keller
Arlington
N. J
New Jersey
Barker
Erwin
Keller
Ward
Aggressive Montana Gamble Crackdown Follows Return
Montana Attorney General Donovan led a sweeping crackdown on gambling, notifying county attorneys to close houses. After a brief trip to Maine, gambling resumed in Helena and major towns as authorities warned of daily arrests, signaling the crackdown may pause until his return.
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Helena
MontAna
Donovan
Faro
Maine
Marysville
Butte
Oregon Narrow Escape From Destruction at Sea
The battle ship Oregon faced a near catastrophe as a 13 inch shell fell into a lighter during ammunition transfer near San Francisco. If it had dropped thirty feet, experts say it would have exploded, risking massive damage with 600 pounds of powder aboard.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Bremerton
Washington
Harrison Monument Plan Faces Local Funding Shortfall
Indianapolis citizens have shown limited interest as the Benjamin Harrison Monument Commission reports only about ten thousand dollars subscribed locally. Senator Fairbanks, president of the commission, urges a larger immediate city fund to back the project before extending fundraising nationally. He emphasizes the goal is a national, artistic tribute worthy of Gen. Harrison.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison Monument Commission
Fairbanks
Gen. Harrison
Atlantic City Express Trains Schedule Promoted
Express trains via New Jersey Central leave Liberty Street at 9 40 A M and 3 40 P M with South Ferry five minutes earlier. Arrive Atlantic City at 12 50 P M and 6 40 P M. Adv JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT promotes digestion and urges avoiding substitutes.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey Central
Liberty Street
South Ferry
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