Legislature Meets On Eve Of Direct Nomination Fight
Albany June 19 The extraordinary session called by Gov. Hughes will convene tonight to tackle primary reform. The plan centers on direct nominations for Congress, Senate, Assembly and county offices. Gov. Hughes may accept the Cobb bill. opponents remain firm on the Hinman Green approach. Predictions vary on session length and actions beyond primary reform.
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Albany
Hughes
Tnirds
Meade-Phillips
Special Legislative Committee
Hinman-Green
Democratic League
Grady
Frisbie
Cobb
Hinman
Senate
Taitchi
Theodore Roosevelt
Assemblyman
Murray
New York
Cone
Assembly Chambers
Changes in Excise Law Issued for City Officials
Albany June 19 State Excise Commissioner Clement sends a letter to Mayors Village Presidents Chiefs of Police and Sheriffs outlining newly approved liquor law changes. Key rules restrict traffic in certificated places to after 6 am and mandate closing times by city class, ban blinds at liquor sale windows and require hotel registries with guest details and real names for room rentals under strict inspection.
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Albany
Clement
Hughes
Frisbie urges direct election of U S senators by people
Daniel D. Frisbie, minority leader of the New York Assembly, asks Governor Hughes to include a recommendation in the extraordinary session message for direct popular election of U S senators. He cites Hughes’s prior campaign stance and proposes a joint resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention. Twenty-nine states have adopted similar measures, needing one more to advance the plan.
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Albany
Hughes Daniel D. Frisbie
Assembly
New York
United States
Gang Terrorizes Mount Sinai Hospital Area
A twenty strong gang attacked pedestrians around Central Park and Mount Sinai Hospital on 100th Street and Fifth Avenue. Injuries included a skull fracture to David Gross and wounds to John Shelley and Bennett Epstein. Police arrived after the assailants fled, after firing revolvers and blocking streetcars.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
100Th Street
Fifth Avenue
David Gross
East 100Th Street
Madison Avenue
Central Park
John Shelley
East 111Th Street
Shelle
Bennett Epstein
Broome Street
Eastern Street
Gross
Quiet Jersey City Wedding Ends In Doubtful Union
Justice of the Peace Garden was called to City Hall to wed a couple who sought authority to marry. The groom gave the name Storten Loeb, 27, of Mountain Station, N J, with parents Edward Loeb and Jennie Toewenthal. The bride Carrie Schwartz, 21, of 3837 Hudson Boulevard Jersey City Heights, could not be located at that address. A remark by the groom hinted surprise at the Secretary, and the pair said they had attended Roosevelt parades and came to Jersey City afterward.
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Justice of the Peace Garden
City Hall
Jersey City
Storten Loeb
Mountain Station
N. J
Edward Loeb
Jennie Toewenthal
Carrie Schwartz
Hudson Boulevard
Jersey City Heights
Harmon Sure to Win Nomination in Ohio Democratic Convention
Special to The New York Times reports Gov. Judson Harmon will be renominated by acclamation at the Ohio Democratic State Convention in Columbus on Tuesday. Garber efforts to oppose Harmon faltered. Harmon plans to shape the campaign on state issues and graft exposure. The convention will also decide on endorsing a U.S. senator, with Johnson and Bryan factions unlikely to prevail.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Invaston
Nation
Comitteeman
Harvey Gartr
Bryan
Harmon
Garber
Tev
General Assembly
United States
Tis
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Ninth Regiments Begin Ten Days Joint Practice at Fort Wright
The Ninth Regiment of Coast Artillery N G N Y departed for Fisher's Island New London Conn for ten days of joint practice with regulars at Fort Wright with over 600 officers and men under Col William F Morris marching in field uniform toward trains. The Thirteenth Regiment of Brooklyn finished a ten day tour at Fort Wright Saturday and the next unit will follow with similar duty taking part in early August maneuvers at Pine Plains Jefferson County under Major General F D Grant.
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Fisher's Island
New London
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Collal
Fort Wright
Fighth
Elmore F. Austin
New York
Brooklyn
Pine Plains
Jefferson County
Sincr
Jess
Jones of Wyoming Is Freed From Work House by Friend
A man who caused a scene on a Sixth Avenue elevated train Saturday night faced a five day workhouse sentence in Night Court. A friend paid the fine at Jefferson Market Prison to save him from confinement, using the name Lincoln and identifying the prisoner by description. The incident ended with the man being released as his friend intervened.
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Sixth Avenue
Kernochan
Jefferson Market
Jones
Tom
Jim
Canadian Pacific telegraphers win 5 dollar rise in pay
Montreal June 19 The Canadian Pacific Railway Company reached an agreement with its telegraphers on wages. Telegrapher pay will rise by 5 dollars per month across the board, averaging about a 7 percent increase. The men have accepted the raise and conductors and trainmen may follow with a similar settlement.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Mayor to Review 2000 School Girls at Pelham Bay Park
A Midsummer Day celebration led by 2000 Washington Irving High School girls and mothers is planned for June 24 1910 in Pelham Bay Park. Mayor Gaynor and Mrs Gaynor will attend a lunch under trees, view a procession of girls with tree branches, and enjoy songs, dances, and traditional games.
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Pelham Bay Park
Gayner
Washington Irving High School
City of
New York
Rose Luria
Ray Sueskind
Esther Wolfe
Sadie Potter
Florence Blum
Victoria Lewis
East Twelfth Street
William McAndrew
Washington’ Irving School
Cyrus C. Miller
The
Bronx
Thomas J. Higgins
George W. Wingate
Savnor
Pelham Park
Pelham Bay
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Harlem River Station
Gen. Wingate
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
A. 8. Post
Richard Aldrich
Cleveland H. Dodge
S. R. Guggenheim
James Speyer
Catherine Leverich
Louise M. Wingate
Magee Ellsworth
Elizabeth Bourchenal
Jessie H. Bancroft
Public Schools Athletic League
Sumner
League
Foreign professors protest over Sanitary conditions at Imperial University
Ten Europeans three Americans and four Japanese at Imperial University sign a round robin demanding immediate action on unsanitary dormitories and classrooms. They warn protests have sparked outbreaks of typhoid fever diphtheria and smallpox, while Chinese authorities have given no heed.
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Peking
Imperial University
Rhoden’s Mind Unbalanced Leads to Tragic Paris Death
The body of H. Rhoden, former Mrs. Virginia Stwart’s husband, died by his own hand at a Seine bridge near Clichy and Asnières. An Austrian by birth, he suffered neurasthenia and believed in palm reading. His widow denies gambling losses caused the act, and the family prepares to send his body to Vienna.
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Paris
H. Rhoden
Virginia Stewart
Seine
Clichy
Asniéres
Vienna
Rhoden
Zurich
Enghien Casino
Neurasthenia
Egypt
Marie Dora
France Americas alliance forms strong, under Hanotaux leadership
Paris June 11 The France America Committee established last winter to deepen France Americas ties begins monthly magazine and gains broad support from French leaders. Notables including Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu Gen Brugere and Prince Roland Bonaparte join. The group aims to open an information bureau and boost Franco-American understanding with government backing. The initiative targets Canada Central and South American revival of Latin influence post Panama Canal.
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France-Amérique
Gabriel Hanotaux
France
Americas
Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu
Gen. Brugére
Vicom
Panama Canal
New World
United States
Ates
Canada
South
Central American
Train wreck near Norwich kills three emigrants
A Chicago Limited emigrant train on the On tario & Western collided with a light locomotive near Parker, 16 miles southeast of Norwich N Y. Three passengers died and twenty five were injured. The wreck damaged the first coach as the tender pierced it. Relatives and crews evacuated victims to Norwich for treatment.
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Norwich
N. Y
Chicago Limited
Ontario & Western Railway
Parker
Johanson
Boottic expedition sails for Arctic hunt from Boston
The steamship Boothic under Capt. Robert Bartlett departed South Boston carrying Harry Whitney and Paul Rainey for a Arctic expedition. Notables including Dr. M. J. Johnson and Hugh M. Inman observed the sendoff as speculation about Frederick Cook’s records remained unresolved. The vessel plans to coal at North Sydney, C B before heading north.
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Boston
Boothic
Harry Whitney
New Haven
Cook
North Sydney
C. B
Kaiser Knee Ailment Status Denied by Doctors
Potsdam reports Kaiser’s knee inflammation is improving with discharge nearly ceased. Physicians Drs Von Illberg and Niedener deny Lokal Anzeiger story of an uncular condition and alleged operation by Dr Bler, calling the tale an invention to alarm the public.
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Potsdam
New Hudson Fulton Yacht Club House Planned
The Hudson Fulton Yacht Club will build a riverside clubhouse at West 104th Street with 80 foot piling and 100 feet along shore. Frederic A. Brooks designed the plans for aquatic facilities a reception room billiard and pool room. A foot bridge to Riverside Park will connect the building and six week completion is hoped. Bond issues of 25 dollars, 68 percent funded, sinking fund repayment. entrance fee 10 dollars and annual dues 12 dollars with a planned rise to 25 dollars on completion.
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Hudson-Fulton Yacht Club
West 104Th Street
Frederic A. Brooks
Riverside Park
New York Central
Exposure kills life saver Joseph Scott at 30
Joseph Scott, a Red Cross Life Saving Association of New York member who saved eight lives, died in Middletown New York on Saturday from tuberculosis linked to exposure and frequent immersion in cold water. He was 30, lived in New York, and had served at nearby summer resorts before retiring to his parents’ home in Middletown.
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Joseph Scott
Red Cross Life Saving Association of New York
Middletown
N. Y
Scott
New York
Walter H. Scott
Washburn-Crosby Coin Flour Endorsed by Housewives
The Washburn-Crosby Coin Gold Medal Flour is praised for its read, biscuit, cake and pastry quality, promising uniform results and cost savings. Households favor its consistency and value, leading to strong demand.
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Washburn-Crosby
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Asino
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Everett Brig
New York City
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