Bowen Prompts Congressional Probe of Loomis Scandal
Herbert W. Bowen publicized his reply to President Roosevelt's dismissal order and asserted Loomis sought to bribe him to hush the Caracas scandal. Bowen details documents, promotions offered, Caracas inquiries, and calls for an impartial investigation into Loomis's conduct and U S policy in Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Herbert W. Bowen
Roosevelt
Conposime
The
Independent
Weekly
Review
Bowen Faily
Uiat
Bowen
Caracas
Congress of Ascommission of Inquiry
Congress
Wis
Mrr. Loomis
Merestde Chiim i
Venesuchi
Secretary Taft Downcast Over Bowen Affair
Washington June 21 Francis B Loomis reported a wan smile as President Taft disposed of his trouble with Herbert W Bowen. Taft, deeply concerned, faced the fallout with Roman stoicism and likened his role to a father who lets his son mete out the whipping. He tore his old college chum to pieces in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Bowen
New York Times
Washington
Francis B. Loomis
Bill’ Taft
Horse dealer now autoist in Jefferson Market Court
Prof Benjamin D Woodward of Columbia University repeatedly sues George Strong horse dealer for substituting a blind horse. Adjourned by Magistrate Baker for hearing next Wednesday as courtroom parade of horse talent gathers. Strong arrives in an electric runabout. quips about not being blind and spavins while court probes his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin_ D. Woodward
Columbia University
Jefferson Market Court
George
Strong
East Twenty-eighth Street
Baker
Trotter
Appleton
David Neuberger
Prof Woodward
Attorney Neuberger
Wood
Theatrical Notes on Upcoming Musicals and Plays
A. H. Woods plans Elsie Fay in The Belle of Avenue A at Atlantic City in late August. Oscar Hammerstein advertises a wireless telegraphy demonstration by Capt Bloom at Paradise Roof Gardens after his Chinese War work. Klaw & Erlanger arrange Marion Crawford adaptation Zoroaster with London stage models. J H Clarke adapts Gen Len Wallace A Prince of India with Constantinople setting. Lifting the Lid star becomes Rogers Brothers in Ireland lead at Aerial Roof Gardens. Fay Templeton temporarily replaced in roof garden attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Woods
Elsie Fay
Avenue A
Atlantic City
Oscar Hammerstein
Paradise Roof Gardens
Capt. Bloom
Marconi
Empire Music Hall
London
Marc Klaw
Klaw & Erlanger
Marion Crawford
Zoroaster
Klaw
Joseph Brooks
Europe
J. Il
Clarke
Len. Wallace
India
Constantinople
Mohammed
Cormnne
Rogers Brothers
Ireland
Fay Templeton
Tombstone Auction Draws Crowd at City Courthouse
A crowded sale at the County Courthouse featured a tombstone tied to a civil case. James Hodges of Manhattan Monumental Co. sought $249.31 from Mary A. Davidson for a rejected memorial built for her late husband. Bids ranged from five dollars to fifteen, with Mr. Lewis of Kneeland, Lafetta & Glaze winning the bid. The stone remains tied to Hodges's judgment as the sale failed to meet the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Day
Max Porges
Tweed
Bootblack
Dot
Broadway
Wight
Bifteen
Lewis
Kneeland, Lafetta & Glaze
James E. Hodges
Manhattan Monumental Company
Harlem
Hodges
Mary A. Davidson
Eleventh District
Prominent New Yorkers Sail on the Baltic for Newport Season
The Baltic carried many notable New Yorkers including Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler who will receive an honorary Oxford degree. Others among the travelers include the Duke of Sutherland, Judge John Clinton Gray, Mrs. Mackay, and Mr. Speyer. Several expect to visit Newport, Bar Harbor, and Roslyn for the summer, with additional social entries and a Navy Relief Society event planned in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Nicholas Murray Butler
University of Oxford
William A. Duer
England
Clarence Mackay
Mackay
Duke of Sutherland
Canada
John Clinton Gray
Constable faces charges in shooting at speeding car
In Elizabeth New Jersey on a Morris Avenue chase, Charles R Van Houten a Union Township constable fired at Frederick H Leveys auto while chauffeur Stanley Reed Mrs Levey Miss Madge Levey and Miss Chetwood were aboard. The bullet glanced off a wheel and lodged in the car. Warrants allege assault with intent to kill and to harm. Bail set at 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth
N.J
Justice of the Peace
Kelly
Charles R. van Houten
Union Township
Frederick H. Levey
Morris Avenue
Stanley Reed
Levey
Mrs. Levey
Madge Levey
Miss Chet
Separation Granted in White Plains for Mrs. Edith Morgan
Supreme Court Justice Keogh grants Edith T Parsons Morgan a separation from David P Morgan. Edith, her four children, and custody are kept by the mother. Findings allege desertion by Mr Morgan on May 14 and long cruelty preceding October, with children currently living with their mother for their welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Keogh
Edith T. Morgan
John H. Parsons
David Percy Morgan
Lenox
Mass
A Day's Weddings Newport Bride Weds in Central Baptist Church
Miss Alice Robinson Taggart daughter of Mrs Philips Taggart of Newport and Burlock E Rabell of New York wed at 6 30 PM in Central Baptist Church Newport Rev John T Beckley officiated Dr Wendell C Phillips escorted the bride Myra Reynolds acted as matron of honor Bridesmaids included Jean Eleanor James Rosamond Roberts Marion Lucy Washburn Grace Hodson Best man Dr Charles Francis Rabell Ushers George F Cozzens Frederick Shear William Horton Rabell Julian Ss Ulyrick Robert W Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Alice Robinson Taggart
Philips Taggart
Burlock E. Rabell
New York
Central Baptist Church
John T. Beckley
Wendell C. Phillips
George F. Cozzens
Myra Reynolds
Jean Eleanor James
Albany
Rosamond Roberts
Brooklyn
Vassar
Marion
Lucy Washburn
Grace Hodson
Charles Francis Rabell
Frederick Shear
William Horton Rabell
Julian Ss. Ulyrick
Robert W. Crawford
Florence Morris Weds William J Murray in St Jerome Church
Miss Florence Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Morris marries William J Murray son of Joseph Murray Commissioner of Immigration at St Jerome's Church. Rev Father Richard Cushion officiates with bridesmaids Ruth Murray maid of honor Viola Morris Anna Maloly and Geraldine McConaughy flower girl. Best man Edward Shelly ushers Donald Norris John F Busteed Jefferson Shelly Walter Morris William Ryan Joseph Caldwell Theodore Roosevelt Murray. Reception at 662 East 140th Street. President Roosevelt sent congratulations. They will live on Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Morris
R. J. Morris
William J. Murray
Joseph Murray
St. Jerome's Church
Richard Cushion
Viola Morris
Anna Maloly
Ruth Murray
Geraldine McConaughy
Edward Shelly
Donald Norris
John F. Busteed
T. Jefferson Shelly
Walter J. Morris
William J. Ryan
Joseph Caldwell
Theodore Roosevelt Murray
East One Hundred and Fortieth Street
Roosevelt
Mrs. Murray
Riverside Drive
Sturges Daughter Clara Wed Templeton Johnson in Chicago Home
Clara Sturges youngest daughter of the late Mrs. M. D. Sturges and W Templeton Johnson of New York City were married at Snug Harbor the Sturges Summer home this afternoon by Rev James Stone of St James's Episcopal Church Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Wis
Clara Sturges
M. D. Sturges
W. Templeton Johnson
New York City
Snug Harbor
Sturges
James Stone
St. James's Episcopal Church
Chicago
Andrews Cramblett Wedding Planned at Tangle Birch Camp
Miss Lydia Jane Cramblett will wed Edgar Russell Andrews at Tangle Birch Camp near Saranac Inn on June 28 with Rev George Wolffe Shinn officiating. The groom, Harvard graduate and Boston and Albany official Edgar Van Etten’s guest, plans a Boston private car start then Ohio, Woodstock, Lenox and Tangle Birch Camp summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Stevens Institute Class Day At Carnegie Laboratory
Senior students of Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken celebrated class day yesterday morning in the Carnegie Laboratory. In the afternoon President and Mrs Humphreys welcomed the faculty seniors and undergraduates in the decorated main hall which hides the laboratory machinery with Southern smilax and potted plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Carnegie Laboratory
Alexander C. Humphreys
Weather update from Washington D C June 21 1905
Temperatures rose in the Atlantic states and the Northwest while falling in the middle slope and Texas. Frost warnings for Wisconsin cranberry marshes and flood warnings on the Mississippi at Hannibal. Forecasts detail showers and fair periods along Eastern and Gulf coasts with varying winds and cooler interior conditions.
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Washington, D. C
Atlantic States
Middle Slope
Rocky Mountain Region
Texas
Cranberry
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Hannibal
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Dynamite scare in Jersey City tied to Pier C inquiry
An alleged dynamite cache on Pier C near York Street prompted a citywide alert. The Hudson tunnel project admitted storing fifty pounds of dynamite, but inspectors found less than this amount and all boxes reportedly containing up to 1000 pounds were filled with tamping sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Edward A. Ransom, Jr
First Criminal Court
Murphy
William D. Brinkerhoff
Pier C
York Street
Gilderoy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hudson Companies
Cortlandt Street
Andrew Onderdonk Dies At 56 In Hudson Valley
Andrew Onderdonk general manager of the New York Tunnel Company and key figure in the East River subway extension project died at his summer home on the Hudson near Osawana. He had suffered from overwork and leaves a wife two sons and two daughters. His career spanned major contracts in San Francisco British Columbia Chicago New York and South America. His latest work was the East River tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oscawana
N. Y
Andrew Onderdonk
New York Tunnel Company
East River
Brooklyn
Hudson
Onderdonk
John B. McDonald
Mr. Onderdonk
New York City
Rideau Club
Ottawa
Metropolitan Club
New York
Ardsley Country Club
Death of newspaper artist Henry Pruett Share
Henry Pruett Share, newspaper artist, died Tuesday at his home 16 Winthrop Street Flatbush. Born fifty two years ago in Los Angeles he previously served as art editor of The New York Herald and later The New York World. He leaves a widow one son and a daughter. Funeral is this afternoon at his home with burial in Trinity Cemetery Manhattan.
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Henry Pruett Share
Winthrop Street
Flatbush
Los Angeles
Cal
New York Herald
New York World
Trinity Cemetery
One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
Manhattan
Edwin C. Talcott Dies at 60 in Syracuse
Edwin C. Talcott a thirty third degree Mason and longtime secretary of the Scottish Rite bodies Valley of Syracuse died at his home aged sixty. He served as secretary to Mayor J B Kline from 1902 to 1904.
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Syracuse
Edwin C. Talcott
J. B. Kline
Notable Civil War Figure Gen Edward Henry Dies in Norfolk
Gen Edwardp M. Henry, former Norfolk mayor and Confederacy staffer under Gen John B. Gordon, died in Norfolk on Tuesday night. Joseph L Heerwig, four time president of the New Orleans Stock Exchange and director of several banks, died in New Orleans yesterday at age sixty-one. Born in Port au Prince where his father was U.S. Consul, he was a Baltimore native.
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Edwardp M. Henry
Norfolk
John B. Gordon
Joseph L Heerwicg
New Orleans Stock Exchange
New Orleans
Port Au Prince
Baltimore
United States
Charity Organization Society Appeals For Aid
The Charity Organization Society seeks funds for two cases. A $100 grant to care for a young mother in a mountain tuberculosis sanatorium, her husband supporting four children under twelve, to allow her months of recovery. A $75 grant for a widow with six children under nine, after her husband died during an appendicitis operation. Send to 105 East Twenty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
East Twenty-second Street
Doctor Woodend jailed in Philadelphia case
Dr. W. E. Woodend of New York was arrested on the charge of obtaining money by false representation. He was sent to county prison with no bail entered. He remains in custody as his friends plan to post bond tomorrow.
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Loomis
Hiss Priqvete Voivse
Iie
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Tes
United States
Inv
Welles
Caracas
Fedrmanly
iso@ition
Cutien Napers
Venezuela
Washington
Philadelphia
W. E. Woodend
New York
Business Notices. Collars. E. & W. The Linen of a Gentleman.
Classified snippet notes linen collars as part of business notices, highlighting E. & W. brand as the linen of a gentleman.
Marriages listed with several couples tied to cities and dates
A series of wedding notices from June 1905 includes Alexander and Halsey in Louisville Kentucky. Clarke and Williams in Cheyenne Wyoming. Gillmore and McIlvaine in Trenton New Jersey. Jenkins and Ford postponed due to illness in Stamford Connecticut. Robins and Dreier in Chicago. Young and Hurlbut in Morristown New Jersey.
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Alexander—Halsey
Louisville
William Lapon Halsey
Mary Lill
Susan Wallace
Richard Barnes Alexander
Clarke—Williams
Cheyenne
Wyo
E. E. McPherson
Marian Kingsley
Rees Williams
John Davenport Clarke
New York City
Gillmore—Mcilvaine
Trenton
N. J
Henry Collin Minton
D. D
Maria
Edward Shippen McKvaine
Henry van Kleeck Gillmore
Jenkins—Ford
Ethel C. Ford
Willam F. Ford
Stamford
Conn
George Alston Jerkins
St. John’s Church
Robins—Dreier
Montague Terrace
Newell Dwight Hillis
Margaret D. Dreier
Theodor Dreier
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Hurlbut
Morristown
Ruth
Frank Moseley Hurlbut
Mason Young, Jr
Long Island Rail Montauk Service to Block Island Inauguration
The Long Island Railroad and Montauk Steam Boat Co announce a new service to Block Island starting June 29. A fast Express from New York 34th St and Flatbush Ave departs at 10:30 and 10:33 AM daily except Sunday, linking to the Montauk steamer for Block Island arrival around 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Railroad Co
Montauk Steamboat Co., Ltd
Montauk Point
New York
34Th St
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Montauk Line
Sag Harbor
Shelter Island
Greenport
Montauk
Block Island
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Mr. Bowen
America
France
Germany
Hague Tribune
Savas
Shen
Castro
Mar. Loomis
Hay
Department
Bermudez
State Department
Venezuelan
Department of State
Dreyfus
Paris
le Temps
Herald
Legation
Toomis
Asphalt
Asphalt Company
Mr. Loomis
Parker
Wallace
Mercado
W. W. Russell
F. B. Loomis
H. L. Boulton & Co. I
B. Loomis
A. F. Jaurett
Jaurett
Jarrett
Mexico
Russell
Francis B.loomis
Taft
Man
Prof. Woodward
Mr. Appleton
M. Des Portes de
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cr. Wentworth Dilke
Holland House
Charles Dilke
Ashton Wentworth Dilke
M. P
William Phelps
Walter Gurnee
Misses Gurnee
Bar Harbor
Henry D. Babcocks
Stow
Roslyn
Alice Babcock
Samuel D. Babcock
Miss Babcock
Seth Barton French
Hot Springs
Virginia
Cornelia Millar
Franklin Babcock
Millar
Cameron Blaikie
Trinity Church
East Orange
Corinne Millar
Stuart Blaikie
Goelet Gallatin
Edith Post
Daniel Bacon
Lucille Bacon
Navy Relief Society
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Narkeeta
Pawtucket
East Twenty-fourth Street
Car
Mrs. Morgan
Rabell—Taggart
Murray—Morris
Weather Bureau
Sal SL
Pete
Meicas
Jersey
Harm
Subway
East River Tunnel
Henry Pruett
Dr. Woodend
Ocalists
Ehrlihkdeans
Sixth Ave
Astor House
Broad Street Arcade
Royce
Peter Vin
van Zandt, Jacobs & Co
Troy, N. Y
Rouch & Fitzcera
Michahelles
Edgar and
Eupice Michahelles
Harrah
Hamburg
Samuel Hall
Princeton
Ind
Park Av
Fast Orange
Collinsville
Hart
Amelia Howard Hart
Richard P. Hart
Barre
Lawton
Oklahoma
Fred S
Anna
Bartholomew Murphy
William G
James J. Murphy
Murray
West Sith St
Anna Dewdney Murray
Michael Murray
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Columbus Ay
Samson
Tottenville
St, N. Y
Jane W
Daniel —T. Samson
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Minneapolis Tribune
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
Woodlawn
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jere Avenue
Gramercy
East 24Nd ST
N.Y
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Stephen Merritt
Cheises
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