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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
3
A concise guide notes rules for selecting attire based on current trends. It discusses how fabric, fit, and cut influence appearance and comfort, urging readers to balance style with suitability for occasions and personal proportions.
Albany dispatch reports rumors ex-President Roosevelt is quietly guiding direct nominations opposition to Gov Hughes from New York Republicans. Senator Newcomb urges caucus on direct primaries and graft probes, while Grady criticizes Hughes for overstepping executive power and pressuring the Senate.
In the New York Assembly, Lindon Bates Jr. failed to push a graft investigation measure as Majority Leader Merritt and Speaker Wadsworth blocked it under extraordinary-session rules. Dana’s bill for a mixed commission inquiry was ruled unreceivable, leaving Ways and Means to control action. The session produced a Cobb direct nomination compromise and renewed debate on primary bills, with Meade’s vetoed plan revived but unlikely to pass. Legislative leaders forecast daily committee work until adjournment. a 0.275 mill direct tax for canal and highway sinking funds was debated to reimburse the state general fund.
Washington June 1 The State Department accepts a British proposal for a joint note by the United States Great Britain France and Germany urging the Chinese government to issue a decree to fund the Han Kow Railroad project The decree would place 7700 of American money toward the 350000000 needed for the line St Petersburg June 21 Willard D Straight representing an American financial syndicate meets Russian officials to discuss the Chinese railroad and related matters as he plans further consultations
A warrant was issued in London on June 21 for the arrest of Porter Charlton. Italian authorities believe he is hiding in England after the murder of his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton in Italy and the body was disposed of in Lake Como. The warrant follows a request from the Italian Government.
El Paso dispatch reports widespread revolutionary agitation along the Mexican border from Cananea to Eagle Pass Texas amid preparations by Diaz forces. Rurales and troops mass. Naco stores guarded. customs and post offices secured. Mexican consulate protected. U S troops alerted. Federal elections set for next Sunday with Diaz backed by Re-electionists and Madero jailed.
Jesse B Webb confessed tonight to killing W A Johnson whose body was found in a trunk at Union Station. He said self defense followed a hotel room brawl. Mrs D W Kersch, arrested with Webb, is exonerated but accused of conspiring in placing the body and sending it to the station. Kersch revealed she is Bert Kerschs wife and that she ran away with Webb a year ago.
James Hanley woke in Fort George Park to a sailor in uniform fumbling his pockets. A gold chain worth $10 disappeared before Hanley grappled with the man. Police arrested the sailor, Thomas Doyle of the US cruiser Franklin, on grand larceny charges. The chain was recovered. Police say he is among sailors in uniform for a living.
Internal revenue data from Washington shows May receipts at 22,252,922 dollars, up 2,738,607 from May of the previous year. For the eleven months of the current fiscal year, receipts exceeded those of the prior eleven months by 20,125,361 dollars, with notable gains in spirits and cigars among other items.
Paris report states Prof. Vincent announced a method using typhoid bacilli in a weak salt water ether solution. Experiments on animals and thirteen humans showed blood serum destroying typhoid bacilli. The army and British forces have adopted inoculations. a board of physicians deemed the method a success with only one post inoculation case among 1,400 cases.
Special to The New York Tomes reports Washington on June 21 as the House standing firm rejects receding from the provision that no money in the Sundry Civil bill may be used to prosecute labor combinations aiming to raise wages shorten hours or improve labor conditions. The Senate later struck the clause and increased anti trust enforcement funds, while the House insisted on continuing a $50,000 investigation of structural materials by the Bureau of Standards, opposed by the Senate which proposed $100,000 under the Bureau of Mines.
Representative Slayden of Texas mocked Postmaster General Hitchcock in the House over failed efforts to secure an interview about a stalled mail route. He contrasted ease of meeting the President with the Postmaster General’s elusive barrier, noting he had not managed to see Hitchcock despite persistent attempts.
The House approved the Senate conservation bill giving the President full power to withdraw public lands by presidential order. It legalizes withdrawals previously made by Roosevelt and Taft, removing the need for direct prior legal sanction.
In Kieff on June 21, expulsion decrees forced 139 Jews from Solomenka and 175 from Demiefska, with 217 expelled from Kleff between June 18 and 21. Orthodox workers petitioned the Governor for intervention as authorities resume a broad search in nearby districts.
Atlantic highway list details passengers boarding MAURETANIA in Liverpool and MAJESTIC in Southampton headed to Europe with notable names such as Franklyn Abbott Samuel Alexander F H Booth A H Baxter J D Batchelder James Bishop and many others plus arrivals yesterday on KRONPRINZ WILHELM MINNETONKA and more. The report catalogs frequent travelers and a mix of doctors, professors, and prominent families alongside crew and spouses across multiple ships.
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