Bribery Indictments Expected in Boston Controversy
Massachusetts politics faced a wave of potential indictments after Frank J. Gethro, expelled from the House for offering bribes, confessed to wide bribery and named no specific figures. The confession implicates leaders and hints at a Moran backed push for indictments as District Attorney Moran weighs Grand Jury action.
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New York Times
Boston
Frank J. Gethro
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Gethro
Moran
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Hearst
Bay State
E. B. Callander
Massachusetts
Tregular
House of Representatives
State House
Beacon Hill
Senate
Cole
Grand Jury
Woman Accuses Cassatta of Stealing Jewelry
Miss Eva Kot of East 103rd Street accused Mrs Rebecca Cassatta of 213 East 117th Street of taking two diamond rings and a locket valued at 8500 from her home after a visit three weeks earlier. Cassatta was arrested at the 1524 Street Police Station and held on grand larceny charges.
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Eva Kot
East 103d
Fort George
Rebecca Cassatta
East 117Th Street
T'vye
Mrs. Cassatta
Hochter
1524 Street
Miss Kot
Coat padders may strike amid dressmaking unions
The East Side coat padding tradesmen form a union and strike in several shops seeking recognition. Buttonhole Makers' Union to vote on Thursday at 62 Pitt Street on a strike. West Makers' Union to vote on a strike at 122 Clinton Street. Trousers Makers' Union preparing for a general strike.
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Pitt Street
West Makers’ Union
Clinton Street
Trousers Makers’ Union
Pinochle Picnic Draws Wide Crowd to Williamsburg Park
A Brooklyn parade of Knickerbocker Pinochle Club members and guests of Pickleville join a Long Island outing to Metropolitan Park. Notables like Cooney Harmouth and Billy Zink lead a day of pinochle contests, real estate boasts, races, and prize games with 300 attendees.
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Knickerbocker
Pickleville
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Park
Williamsburg
Flushing Avenues
Cooney Harmouth
Cooney
Billy Zink
Zink
Hen Freeman
Knickerbocker Avenue
Goldfuss
Mike
Diftus
Friedrich
Abager
Delicatessen
Picklevillians
Albert
Knickerbockers
Goetz
Jersey
Middle Village
Re i
Charley Schnoor
Long Island
Avenue A
Gleasonville
Jakey Roth
Prunehurst Heights
Prunehurst
Jake
Lutheran Cemetery
Erney
Freddie” Dahl
Marmuth
Carl Dusseldorf
Hamburg Avenue
Nick Miller
Dusseldorf
Miller
Ibert
Lena Waldfogel
Rubenstein
Brownsville
Sony
Nick Mulvihill
Ferris
Teddy Schweickert
Tom Riley
Linden
Jake Pitt
Cudahy says Louisville Packing not a Cudahy branch
J P Cudahy of the Cudahy Packing Company stated that the Louisville Packing Company, which shut down last night, is not a branch of his firm. He clarified there is no corporate linkage between the two entities.
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Kansas City, Mo
J. P. Cudahy
The
Cudahy Packing Company
Louisville Packing Company
Turnstiles Planned At Subways 100th Street Station
Interborough Rapid Transit will install a turnstile at the One Hundred and Tenth Street station on the Broadway division northbound track. Manager Frank Hedley says more turnstiles may follow at less busy stations to curb fare evasion while preserving ticket agents. The 100th Street turnstile should be ready tonight.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Broadway
Frank Hedley
Interborough Company
Times
Fought on Fire Escape Averted Bellevue Hotel Theft
Detectives Whitcomb and Farrell fought two armed thieves on the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel fire escape. The men feigned surrender but attacked as they were about to be led down stairs. After a brutal struggle, both suspects were stunned and handcuffed, taken to the police station.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Whitcomb
Farrell
Chancellor Street
Gompers Plans Labor Fair in Chicago Exposition
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor sent delegates to Chicago to arrange a union exposition celebrating organized labor worldwide and in the United States. Minneapolis is tentatively named as the host city likely next November during the AFL convention. The aim is to display union workers’ products and show movement growth since its start sixty years ago.
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New York Times
Chicago
Samuel Gompérs
American Federation of Labor
United States
Minneapolis
National
Gompers
O Brien in Motor Mishap On Williamsburg Bridge
Fire Commissioner H. O'Brien and clothing manufacturer Charles Curry were ejected from an automobile after a collision with a truck on the Williamsburg Bridge. O'Brien sustained a head abrasion while Curry was unconscious but revived. James Churchill, following in another car, assisted and both men were taken to a drug store for treatment.
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O’brien
Henley Stewards Reject Vesper Boat Club Entries
The Henley Stewards unanimously bar any future entries from the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia and its 1905 crew. They state no public subscription funded the crew, condemn the notary declarations as partly untrue, and accuse the National Association of Oarsmen of mischaracterizing inquiry and costs.
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Henley
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Henley Stewards
Vesper Club
Vesper
National Association of Oarsmen
Manhattans and Altoona Play at Manhattan Beach
H C Pulliam president of the National League visits Sea Gate to watch the Manhattans and Arthur Irwin s Altoona team at Manhattan Beach. He meets Tri State League officials then enjoys a swim as the old bicycle track becomes a sodded baseball field with vast outfields. Tom Daly of Brooklyn returns to action at Altoona.
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H. C. Pulliam
National League
Sea Gate
Manhattans
Arthur Irwin
Altoona
Manhattan Beach
Carpenter
Brighton
Tom Daly
Brooklyn
Daly
Altoonas
Jersey City Pounces on Little Coney Island in Raid
A Jersey City society and Bergen County police closed Little Coney Island amid fears of cruelty to children. Proprieties halted dancing and alcohol sales, offering only soda and simple amusements. A dazed girl found near Hoboken Ferry added to the crackdown. No arrests reported.
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Little Coney Island
North Bergen
N. J
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Jersey City
John Graham
Bergen County Police
Little Coney
Edward A. Ransom
Capt
Grahamy
Cecelia Silva
Manhattan
Hoboken Ferry
Little
North Bergen Station
Schooner Lurlíne Wins Hawaii Race for California Club
The schooner Lurlíne representing the South Coast Yacht Club of California finished first in the San Pedro to Hawaii race, covering 2 700 miles in 12 days 5 hours with an average rate near 230 miles daily. La Palome and Anemone trailed. Lurlíne received a hearty harbor welcome on arrival in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Lurliné
South Coast Yacht Club of California
San Pedro
Hawaii
Lurline
Hawaii Yacht Club
la Palome
Anemone
New York Yacht Club
Marirow
Bay Shore Horse Show Inaugurates July 4 Race Meeting
The Bay Shore Horse Show Association opens a four day race meeting on Wednesday July 4 at Oakwood Park Bay Shore show grounds. Entries closed last Saturday amateurs only compete with races starting at 2 pm daily. Program includes polo ponies for 14 2 hands and under with a purse of 50, fore ponies, hunters, galloways, and a go as you please hitching race.
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Bay Shore Horse Show Association
Oakwood Park
Bay Shore
Frederick Shepheard
John G. Hoben
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Brooklyn
Worcester
Hoben
Ravenswood Boat Club
Constance S. Titus
Philadelphia
Titus
Gerlack
Charles Steinkamp
Backus
Bohemians
Long Island Rowing Association
Flushing Bay
L. I
Fred Fuessel
Wood
C. & Titus
Frank Weseley
Shepheard
Union Boat Club
James Pilkington
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Pelham Bay
Harlem River
Atalanta Club
Callahan
Metropolitan Club
Budkie
Weseley
Louis Major
Long Island
Crescent Athletic Club
Flushing Boat Club
Brooklyn Rowing Club
Wahnetah Boat Club
College Point
J. J. Hughes
J. J. F. Mulcahy
Atelanta Boat Club
Harlem Rowing Club
J. Callahan
L. Rivas
Nelson
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Joseph Thompson
G. Hayward
Nassau Boat Club
First Bohemian Boat Club
C. S. Titus
Nonpareil Rowing Club
George 8. Woodward
Dauntless Boat Club
New York Times Subscription Notice Encourages Mail and Phone Orders
Readers are urged to subscribe by telephone to receive THE NEW YORK TIMES at a summer address. The ad promises prompt daily and Sunday delivery and next-day billing. Subscriptions may be left with a newsdealer or at Times Square, 8 Spruce Street, 9 Broad Street, and 129 West 125th Street. All the News That's Fit to Print.
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Bryant
NEW York Times
Times Square
Spruce St
Broad St
West 125Th St
Outside unions enter politics as labor groups mobilize
A new Abraham Lincoln Democratic League launches in New York with Alexander Law of the Carpenters as chairman, urging labor to pursue independent politics. The group cites Lincoln and criticizes private control of utilities, aiming for direct nominations and a national expansion after Gompers advised unions to engage in elections.
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Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Central Federated Union
Abraham Lincoln Democratic League
Alexander Law
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Abraham Lincoln
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