Governor Hughes vetoes several New York spending bills
The governor rejected a wide range of appropriations including 75 000 for a bridge project in South Bay and 304 500 for the Boys Training School. He also blocked funds for Normal Schools and harbor terminal surveys, and disapproved armory and hospital projects citing treasury limits and timing concerns.
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New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
South Bay
Washington County
New York
Brona Stn
Jin
Flushing
Jamaica Bays
Malore
Mount Vernon
Forty-seventh Regiment
Brooklyn
Albany
Newbury
Olean
Long Island State Hospital
Flitbush
New York State
Newark
Railroad men protest against administration policy
Railroad employees from several lines met at Shanley's Sixth Avenue to denounce government actions against railroads. They criticized President and Attorney General proceedings, warned of wage delays, and adopted a resolution sent to the President, Attorney General, and Congress. A follow up meeting is scheduled for Friday at 2 PM.
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Shanley
Sixth Avenue
Martin Dolphin
Lewis K. Marr
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
E. B. Kapp
Baltimore
W. H. Pierson
Washington
John Mooney
George Bb. Rowand
Frederick A. Ross
Rehobeth
Del
Charles Miller
West Chester
C. N. Weisman
Trenton
N. J
Benjamin c. Chapin
Newark
Long Island
Central of
Attorney General
Congress
Paterson Engineer Shot in Yard by Italian Suspect
James Menow, engineer of Paterson City Hall, was shot in the neck in his backyard by Edward Fremanto, an Italian. Fremanto and Dominick Geer were arrested. Menow identifies Fremanto as the shooter and lies near death at St. Joseph's Hospital. The incident followed a pursuit after an attempted assault on a woman.
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New York Times
Paterson
N.S
James Menon
Edward Fremante
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fremanto
Dominick Geer
Menow
Alexander Tate
Anthony Salerno
Atenow
Geer
Menon
Seven Dentists Robbed in Southern Heist
Seven dentists in Asheville North Carolina reported burglaries last night. Thieves entered offices and stole gold used for fillings and large quantities of false teeth valued at about 1500 dollars. Police have no leads, but authorities believe a professional gang is touring the Southern states.
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Asheville
N. C
Newark Death by Own Action of New York Broker
Newark identified yesterday the body of George Risdon a New York broker who leaped from a ten story building on Saturday. Frank of 260 West Broadway Manhattan aided in the identification saying Risdon who lived at 10 Centre Street Newark had lost his money and spent most of his time in New York.
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Newark
New York
Frank
West Broadway
Manhattan
George Risdon
Centre Street
Opportunity to seize daily chances in Help Wanted ads
The York Times presents daily opportunities for job seekers to improve their standing through Help Wanted advertisements. Many readers are encouraged to act on available openings to advance positions and careers.
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York Times
Roosevelt Rough Riders Stage Lemonade Day Near New York
A hundred Rough Riders parade through northern Manhattan and southern Westchester in full regalia on a lemonade day. They visit Huckleberry Island for a clambake, see a rattlesnake exhibit, and rally at the New York Athletic Club before returning to base for a busy schedule of vaudeville and theatre events.
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Roosevelt Rough Riders
Manhattan
Westchester
Huckleberry Island
Long Island
Rockies
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Athletic Club
Ben Daniels
Cuba
United States
Arizona
Herrick and McCoy
Dakotas
Colorado
Cher
Old Guard
Charles Knoblauch
Eastern Athletic Gang
New Mexico
Knoblauch
Patr
Noblauch
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
R. C. Cameron
Jack Greenway
Buckingham
Edwin Emerson
San Antonio
Montauk Point
Fred Thompson
New Amsterdam Theatre
Roosevelt to Attend Roosevelt Wedding in New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Eleanor B. Alexander will wed with the ceremony in New York City. Col Roosevelt plans to travel on the 8 40 train to attend and spend the day in the Outlook office.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor B. Alexander
Col. Roosevelt
Outlook Office
Roosevelt Homecoming Sparks Wide European Interest
The Times and other London papers react to Col. Roosevelt’s return, noting a reception without parallel in U.S. history. The ex-president signals no public politics for two months while Oyster Bay becomes a focal point for future influence and national political anticipation.
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New York Times
London
Col. Roosevelt
the Times
United States
Col. Roosvelt
Europe
America
Republic
Roosevelt
Aimer
Roosevelt Ring
Washington
Oyster Bay
Follow Me and Follow Christ Sermon at Grace Methodist
A revival sermon at Grace Methodist Church drew a crowd last night led by a Christian minister who preached from St. Paul follow me and follow Christ. He urged Roosevelt era followers to imitate Christian virtue and duty, stressing moral leadership and public service.
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Christian
Grace Methodist Church
St. Paul
Solow
Taft Backed by Roosevelt Loyalist at Met Temple
The Rev John Wesley Hill praised Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest living American and credited him with naming Taft as his successor. He lauded Taft as a statesman with a backbone of steel and highlighted the first year of Taft's administration, Congress bills, investigations, and convictions as proof of progress.
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John Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
Fourteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
William Howard
Hill
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Speculated on Roosevelt Stand Ticket Scheme
Commissioner Edwards arrested Max Weinberg after he offered Madison Square stand seats for 2 each. Weinberg failed to appear in court. Magistrate Butts forfeited the ball and issued a warrant for Weinberg's arrest.
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Edwards
Madison Square
Fifth Avenue
Max Weinberg
East 118Th Street
Langdon
Weinberg
Butts
Arrival of Col Roosevelt Shown In Moving Pictures
Films of Col Roosevelt's arrival and parade at the reception were shown at the American Music Hall Roof Garden and at several theatres yesterday. The clear pictures reportedly set a record for motion pictures of a historical event.
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Col. Roosevelt
American Music Hall
Forepaugh Circus Loses Saturday Show to Harlem Storm
Forepaugh Sells Brothers Circus abandoned Saturday night’s performance at Manhattan Field 155th Street after a wind and rainstorm. One woman, Florence Pratt of 824 St. Nicholas Avenue, died when a tent pole struck her. Losses reach at least 6000 dollars as tents, wagons, and horses were strewn in mud, with elephants helping move wagons. Ticket refunds planned from 230 West 125th Street. The show moves to Yonkers amid a trolley strike and muddy conditions.
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Bronx
Florence Pratt
St. Nicholas Avenue
Pratt
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Roosevelt
Manhattan Field
Yonkers
New York
H. M.blumstein
West 125Th Street
Manhattan
Coogan
New York Central Railroad
Mill River Road
Sells Brothers
Honor Bishop Concanon at centenary mass in New York
A solemn high mass coram Pontifico for Richard Luke Concanon, first Bishop of New York, was held at St Vincent Ferrer Church on the centenary of his death. Archbishop Farley presided with Mgr Lavelle and deacons of honor present. about 2,000 attendees.
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Richard Luke Concanon
New York
St Vincent Ferrer Church
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-ninth Street
Concanon
America
Rome
Pius VII
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Naples
Archbishop Farley
Mgr. Lavelle
John Edwards
W. G
Edward McKenna
Farley
Dewey Drydock To Float Again Soon
The Dewey drydock, which sank at Olongapo recently, is expected to be afloat again this week after progress by wreckers. The cause remains unknown with theories ranging from severe rust to local corrosion. Navy strategists fear loss of the only American war time drydock in the Far East.
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Washington
Olongapo
Navy Department
Monster Drydock
Far East
Storm Loss Worst at the Navy Yard
Reported damage from a storm at the navy yard cites plates weighing thirty two tons sunk in the basin. The loss totals about 100000 dollars as repairs to crane and hoisting equipment are urged in a telegram to Senator Hale for inclusion in the General Deficiency bill to prevent a three month delay.
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Florida
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval
Congress
Storm's death toll climbs as rescue tale emerges
In Brooklyn a storm rescue adds to fifteen dead from Saturday’s tempest. Louis Tangruza, a tailor from 174 Wallabout Street, saved by a life preserver after his boat capsized, was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Far Rockaway, with others already confirmed dead including Mrs. Florence Pratt. The Neomis party, led by James H. Barber, faced surf off Sheepshead Bay. Tangruza and Barber were among the six saved, while Barber’s fate remained uncertain amid wreckage near Rockaway Point. The storm’s toll and survivor accounts follow the chaotic afternoon off Manhattan Beach.
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Louis Tangruza
Wallabout Street
Brooklyn
Jamaica Bay
Rockaway Point
St. Joseph's Hospital
Far Rockaway
Florence Pratt
155Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Sheepshead Bay
Tangruza
Tey
Barren 'Sland
John Morrison
Widow Mourns Son Lost At Sea Near Coney Island
James H. Barber, 58, died after a fishing smack overturned off Seagate during a Saturday storm. His mother, Mrs. James Barber of 1051 East Seventeenth Street Flatbush, mourns as life savers retrieved two men nearly unconscious and searched for four others missing all Saturday night and Sunday.
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Plum Beach
James H. Barber
James Barber
East Seventeenth Street
Flatbush
Seagate
Coney Island
Girl to Rely on Rescue Fails at Gravesend Bay Tragedy
Robert Carlson 20 a Manhattan clerk drowned in Gravesend Bay near Ulmer Park while swimming with Miss Helen Huppe 18 and two friends. Huppe, a strong swimmer, tried to save him but he sank twice before being brought to shore. Despite first aid and Dr. Lewis from Coney Island Hospital efforts, Carlson died. Huppe fainted and was treated by a hospital surgeon.
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Robert Carlson
East Seventy-third Street
Manhattan
Gravesend Bay
Miss Huppe
Carien
Carlson
Dr. Lewis
Coney Island
Newark Boy Drowns at Cable Lake
Joseph B. Halpien an 18 year old Newark resident drowned while swimming at Cable Lake on the Orange Mountains in view of hundreds. He cramps and dives from a stump, screams, and disappears. His body was recovered about 3 30 pm and found entangled by his swimsuit in a submerged tree limb. The body was taken to Kunz's Morgue in Orange.
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Cable Lake
Orange Mountains
Joseph B. Halpien
Spruce Street
Newark
N. J
Kunz
Boy Altar Boy Dies in River Tragedy Near East River
Frank Sullivan twelve, altar boy at St Mary’s Grand Street, swam with east side youths near Clinton Street docks. He dived twice after entering the water, disappeared. Edward Pigen and Julius Baderman swam after him and found a sunken barge skeleton but no trace. Body unrecovered. family prays at church and home candles.
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St. Mary’s
Grand Street
Frank Sullivan
Cherry Street
Clinton Street
East River
East Side
Edward Pigen
Julius Baderman
Sullivan
Madison Street
St Mary’s Church
New York Boy Drowns While Bathing in Creek
Salva tore Locicero a 17 year old visitor from New York drowned this afternoon while bathing in Crosswicks Creek Bordentown N J body recovered by John Campbell and attempts at revival failed Benedetto Locicero the boy's father resides in New York was visiting friends in town
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Jersey
Bordentown
N. J
Salvatore Locicero
Benedetto Locicero
Ctosswicks Creek
John Campbell
US replies to Madriz protest over Nicaraguan war actions
The State Department released a statement via Consul Olivares in Managua detailing U.S. stance on Nicaragua's conflict. It says the Venus voyage from New Orleans was an Madriz faction expedition and reiterates U.S. policy to prohibit bombardment while allowing blockades by each faction within unfortified Bluefields.
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Washington
Madriz
Taft
United States
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Venus
Olivares
Managua
New Orleans
Diaz
Mexico
Mexico City
Madrid
Knox
Estrada
Secretary of State
Rodriguez
Zelaya
Br. Madrizco
Greytown
Man kills himself after attempting to kill wife in hotel
A. W. Strause of Pottstown Pennsylvania, separated from his wife, hid in her rooms at the Hotel Dennis in Atlantic City. He first tried to slash her with a razor, then attempted to stab her with shears. Afterward he drank carbolic acid and died soon after at City Hospital.
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Self
Atlantic City
N. J
A. W. Strause
Pottstown
Penn
Dennis
Strause
Primitive Methodism Centenary at Mow Cop
The centenary celebration of Primitive Methodism took place at Mow Cop in Staffordshire with a large camp meeting. About 100,000 Methodists gathered from across the country for continuous services throughout the day.
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Stafford
England
Mow Cop
Stoke-on- Trent
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