Bitter Fight Over Admission of Miners Magazine Articles
At Boise on June 19 the Hay trial heard heated debate over admitting articles from The Miners Magazine as evidence. Judge Goddard presided as witnesses described Orchard’s bomb plot and the alleged circulation of anti federation material. The issue centers on whether the magazine articles reflect hatred toward Orchard’s targets and fit legal rules for admissible evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boise
Harry Orchard
William D. Hay
Murber
Sieunen
Borah Shought
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation
Orchard
Other M. Goddard
Supreme Court
Colorado
Hich
Horace N. Hawkins
E. O. F. Richardson
Moyer, Haywood
Pettibone
J. C. Sullivan
State Federation of Labor of Colorado
Wells
Pinkerton
Judge Goddard
Pinkertons
Darrow
Goddard
Borah
Ed Boyce
Haywood
Richardson
R Oscaring Davis
Transport Captain Fined for Shipping Used Goods Case
Newport News June 19 Captain Morrow of the Army transport Kilpatrick was fined 720 by the Treasury Department for bringing to this port a box of silk lace and other fine dress goods marked used household items. The case, shipped from Havana by Major Herbert Slocum, involved items liable for import duty and sparked possible remittance on appeal. Major Slocum is son of Colonel Jermian Slocum and brother of Mrs Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Morrow
United States Army
Kilpatrick
Treasury Department
Stuart
Havana
Herbert Slocum
Major Slocum
Col
Jermianoe
Mrs
Russell
Drowning of Girl Seen Not Expected Accident
Bridgeton New Jersey June 19 Mamie Vennell an 18 year old girl drowned in Sunset Lake during a boat ride with George Evans a glass blower Evans claims accidental death but police demand clearer explanation before the coroner jury Evans says they changed seats the boat filled and they sank Evans fled home and later led police to the scene The body was found in four and a half feet of water with no current and bruised lips raise questions about Evans and possible assault claims from the sister of the victim authorities will continue to investigate ahead of tomorrow's inquest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bridgeton
N. J
Mamie Vennell
Sunset Lake
George Evans
Evans
Ime
Piney’s Point
Aaron Smith
Edward Vennell
Vennell
Vennell Brothers
Gillette
Weather Man Promises Showers Still No Rain
Still talks of showers but weather prophets fail to deliver as pleasant breeze tempers heat. Several people suffer heat prostrations yesterday with victims including Valentine Mocina, Alfreda Bower, Andrew Hutchinson, Henry Keating, and John Brophy taken to local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Mocina
Eleventh Avenue
St. Gregory's Hospital
Alfreda Bower
New York Hospital
Andrew M. Hutchinson
Second Street
Brooklyn
Henry Keating
John P. Brophy
West 106Th Street
Slocum Hit With 3000 Verdict In Brooklyn Supreme Court
Frank Slocum faced a $3,000 damages verdict in Brooklyn Supreme Court after Miss Clara E. Newcomb sued for $50,000. The jury reached the decision after deliberating since 2 pm, finding his demands for a model life partner unreasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Slocum
Clara E. Newcomb
Ripley's Appointment Confirmed as Advisory Engineer
Albany reports confirm Joseph Ripley of New York will be appointed by State Superintendent F. C. Stevens as advisory engineer in the Public Works Department. The act of this year provides an appropriation of 10,000 dollars though no salary is specified.
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Ripley
Albany
Washington
Joseph Ripley
New York
F. C. Stevens
How to do Good with my Money
Charity appeals describe relief and Fresh Air work aiding distresses in tenement homes and at Sea Breeze. The association seeks $50,000 for Fresh Air work and invites inquiries on memorial gifts. R. S. Minturn, treasurer, room 210, No 106 East 22d Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Breeze
Minturn
East 22d Stree N.Y
NEW Jersey Central
New York
Liberty
Man lured to Jamestown Exposition by Nellie with blue eyes
James Chamberlain of Brookfield Massachusetts returned from the Jamestown Exposition after being tricked by a violet scented note and a girl named Nellie with the blue eyes. He followed clues, bought a checkered suit and brown derby, met Nellie with her brother Bob, lent ten dollars, and found no Nellie or Bob at the address. The case ends with him puzzled and seeking answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Brookfield
Mass
James Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Nellie
Springfield
Bob
Real Estate Protest Over Bronx Sale Bill
Albany reports broad protests against the Cohalan Schulz bill regulating real property sales. The measure would require sales to occur in the property's borough, potentially limiting Bronx auctions and hurting Manhattan referees and brokers. Gov Hughes is not expected to sign amid strong opposition from real estate, auctioneers, and legal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Cohalan-Schulz
New York
Bronx
Haffen
Cohalan
Schulz
Bill Pope
Manhattan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hughes
Baltic pool alleged to restrain trade in Atlantic traffic
The article charges a Hamburg American Company led pool with New York coordination and with North German Lloyd Wilson Line and Scandinavian American Line, dividing Baltic eastbound traffic by percentages and directing shipments. It warns the cartel can influence U S port choices and threaten Cosmopolitan lines, violating U S anti monopoly laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Hamburg-American Company
Lloyd, Wilson (Hull
Germany
Lloyd
Pilson (Hull
England
Denmark
Atlantic
Combine
Estern
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltic
Philadelphia
North Atlantic
Wadsworth May Yield in Reapportionment Battle
Albany June 19 Speaker Wadsworth is reported to be open to a compromise on the Senatorial district lines within the Congressional district of his father, seeking a plan that avoids a total backdown on his reapportionment. Senate Republicans remain firm on opposing Tully’s reform bill as Assembly and Joint Conference Committee members gather in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Wadsworth
Senate
Raines
Tully
Gov
Hughes
Capitol
Joint Conference
Assembly
Smith
Cassidy
Rogers Blocks Assembly in Short Session
Albany June 19 The Assembly met briefly as Rogers of Broome blocked all business claiming no quorum. The Senate did not meet and will reconvene tomorrow afternoon. Speaker Wadsworth created an Assembly Senate conference to discuss final adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Assembly
Rogers
Broome
Senate
Wadsworth
Mead
Phillp
Allegany
Hammond
Capeers Whitney
Saratoga
Oliver
New York
House
New Rate Satisfies Banks
Albany June 19 The State Treasurer announced that 200 of 250 banks notified about raising state deposits to 2 percent have replied. Banks report the increase satisfactory to them. one bank requested more funds at the higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York Gov. Hughes Sets Hearing on Canal Bond Bill
Albany June 19 Gov Hughes will hold a public hearing tomorrow afternoon on the Hill bill designed to aid canal bond sales. The measure allows remittance of one half of 1 percent tax on surplus and capital of savings banks to the extent they have invested canal bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Gov. Hughes
Boas Criticizes Cosmopolitan Charges as Wild
Emil L. Boas, Hamburg American Line general manager in New York, dismisses charges read to him as absurd and reckless. He cites a newspaper dispatch about Peter Wright & Sons of Philadelphia and notes the Cosmopolitan line is American in name only, controlled by Danish shipowner Heckscher in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil L. Boas
New York
Cosmopolitan Company
Peter Wright & Sons
Philadelphia
Inter-State Commerce Commisson
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Cosmopolitan
Hecksher
Copenhagen
Firemen overcome by gas in Manhattan Trunk Co. blaze
In a five story factory at 206 Spring Street, six Engine 13 firefighters were overcome by gas laden smoke in a cellar fire started when a match head ignited benzine. Assistant foreman James Hublitz was hospitalized. others listed were James McSherry William Knapp George Levy John Rock and Michael Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Trunk Company
206 Spring Street
James H. Hublitz
St. Vincent's Hospital
James McSherry
William Knapp
George Levy
John Rock
Michael Herron
Thomas Gorman
Norton
Oceanic
Engine *0
Thirteen
Trow's 1907 New York and Manhattan Bronx Directories For Sale
Trow's Greater New York Business Directory and Trow's Manhattan and Bronx Business Directory for 1907 are ready for sale at 89-91 Third Avenue. The publishers claim high accuracy from trained experts, with costs rising due to city growth and higher labor and material prices. The price is $7,530 per copy for the Greater New York Directory and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow
Greater New York
Manhattan
Earring Swallowed By Baby Saved In Bellevue Ambulance
Mrs Margaret Bora of East Twelfth Street rushed to Bellevue Hospital after her eight month old child Rosie swallowed a bright earring. Dr M W Sherwood used an artery clamp to retrieve the object from the baby's throat during a rapid emergency transport, and the child recovered almost normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Hospital
M. W. Sherwood
Margaret Rora
East Twelfth Street
Rosie
Bellevue
Charges of packing the Public Lands Convention arise
Denver June 19. Secretary Fred P. Johnson says credentials were mishandled by indiscriminate ticketing prompting a full rework. The General Committee assigns Mark Woodruff to handle credentials to ensure a fair convention. Delegates voice grievances on land use rules and federal policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Public Lands
Roosevelt
Fred P. Johnson
Committee On
Mark Woodruff
Pike's Peak Forest Reserve
Trial of Dr Samuel S Guy for Murder in Flushing
Dr Samuel S Guy stands charged in Supreme Court Flushing with murdering his wife last April. Dr James F Rorke testified the defendant appeared sober while leaning over the wife. Annie Manson said Policeman Berry borrowed a hammer. Guy urged her not to let him in. Mrs Guy led him away before two shots rang out. The servant and Policeman Conway found powdery residues in drawers and the gun. He had warned in her presence that trouble would come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Guy
Supreme Court
Flushing
James F. Rorke
Annie Manson
Berry
Guy
Conway
Dr. Guy
Hospital Ship Readies For Floating Hospital Event
St. Johns Guild hosts an at home on its floating hospital Helen C Juilliard inviting friends to board at 1 P M for luncheon and a bay trip to Seaside Hospital New Dorp. The vessel will start regular work July 5 after renovations and includes a refrigerating plant gift.
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St. John’s Guild
Helen C. Juilliard
New Dorp
S. I
New York
Seaside
Sujpling
MaTeu
Javed
Paqoadsuy
Catherine and Gordon
J. Hooker Hamersley
Guild
Rat Fire Damages Cigar Factory on First Avenue
A rat started a blaze with matches at a cigar factory at 2100 First Avenue yesterday afternoon. Smoke poured from windows as workers toiled on the floor below. Firemen, after a stubborn fight, refired the flames, bringing damage to about 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto
First Avenue
Prevent $282000 Judgment In Arbitration Stall
The Blanchard court extended a temporary injunction obtained last Saturday by Webb and Prall, restraining Susan Day Parker from entering judgment on awards totaling $282,595 in an arbitration between Dr. Charles Thorndike Parker, Mrs Parker, and Webb and Prall over 1903 stock transactions. Supreme Court Jus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Blanchard
F. Egerton Webb
John Howard Prall
Webb & Prall
Susan Day Parker
Hamilton Odell
Charles Thorndike Parker
Parker
Supreme Court
Vanderbilt Witness in Grand Jury Testimony
William K. Vanderbilt Jr testified before the Grand Jury regarding Costa Mears the former waiter who found Mrs Vanderbilt s vanity box in Sherry s He said the recovered box might be the one his wife lost but could not identify it with certainty as it bore no distinguishing marks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt,Jr
Grand Jury
Costa Mears
New Patent Lets Automobile Owners Prevent Unauthorized Use
To automobile owners, a just patented device claims to absolutely prevent unauthorized use of a vehicle. The invention markets itself as an early deterrent against theft and misuse, offering a preventive remedy rather than punishment after incidents.
Ackron and two others convicted in Mount Vernon fraud case
Charles E. Ackron Frederick Robinson and William H. Houghton found guilty in Special Sessions of conspiracy to defraud. Robinson gets two months, Houghton three. Ackron remanded for sentence and may appeal. On the way to Tombs Ackron attacked Robinson. Houghton, once a Mount Vernon mayoral candidate, collapsed in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Ackron
Frederick Robinson
West 121St Street
William H. Houghton
South Eighth Avenue
Mount Vernon
Robinson
Houghton
Ackron
Bridge of Sighs
Tombs Court
Walsh
Tombs
Texans Tour New York Banking Party Nightlife
A party of Texas bankers and their companions were hosted by National City Bank at the Knickerbocker Theatre to see The Red Mill. They toured sites around Manhattan including Chinatown, Stock Exchange, Waldorf Astoria breakfast, and a Fas cinating Flora show before departing by special train to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mill
Knickerbocker Theatre
National City Bank
Café Des Ambassadeurs
National Bank of North America
Stock Exchange
New York
Thirty-eighth Street
Chinatown
Waldorf-Astoria
Phoenix National Bank
Casino
Mercantile National Bank
Times Square
Arty
Philadelphia
Woman attacked by cat on Columbus Avenue
Writer Mrs. Helen Avery Hardy of 424 St. Nicholas Avenue was scratched and bitten when a black cat approached her while waiting for a car with her brother at Eighty-sixth Street and Columbus Avenue. Dr. C. W. Elliston treated the wound at 259 West 131st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Avery Hardy
St. Nicholas Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Grape-Nuts Promises Restored Brain Power for Workers
An medical journal notes restless city brain workers tire quickly and risk collapse. It promotes Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal as a predigested food supplying phosphate and potash to rebuild brain and nerve centers, promising clearer thought after eight to ten days and urging continued use with regular meals.
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Bradley
Miners
Sterns
Hawkins
Thomas Ho
Nugent
Mr. Sterns
Hogan
San Francisco
Frederick Bradley
Howard
Sanisco
Barry
Orchard Court
Riley Harris
Greeley
Colo
Gov. Peabody
Roach
Reyrchard
Bulkley Wells
Jane
Slocum
Row
George
Chamberlain
Jamestown Fair
Speaker
Rogers Blocks Assembly
Hill Binl
Boas
Unlucky Engine CO
Doctor
Baby
Tobey
America
The
Tobey Furniture Company
32Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
Lands
St John’s Guild
New Dorp Institution
Rat
Jacob Wang
Susan D. Parker
Vanderbilt
National District Telegraph Co
East 23d Street
Black Cat
Wellville
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