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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

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Sulzer Direct Nomination Bill Defeated in Assembly

Albany June 24 Gov Sulzer saw his Direct Nominations bill lose again in the Assembly 92 to 54 a net gain of one for Sulzer despite efforts led by Col Theodore Roosevelt and Bull Moose allies. The defeat signals a likely Senate setback tomorrow as leaders expect only modest gains. The vote drew sharp denouncements of Sulzer from Senate leader Wagner and Assembly members who called him Judas and a traitor with grants for highway pork and district favors shaping the political debate. The tally listed 54 yes and 92 no with several absentees making the margin closer than prior.

Eprosal New York Times Albany Assembly Senate Sulzer Robert F. Wagner Men Ke Sulzer William Pinkney Hamilton Kings Eugene R. Norton Washington County J. L. Patrie Greene County Bert Pullman Herkimer County Norton Patric of Greene Spencer G. Prime Essex County Assemblyman Prime James A. Emerson Essex Warren Counties Emerson Bulzer Ayes R Benninger Bovie Brewster Burden Bush Carroll Cole Daley Doty Cox Flaner Emden Evans Gallup Gathright Geyer Gibbs Grimme Garnett Hamilton Hover Hughes McCue Elligott McGrath McKee McKeon Moe Mahon Monahan O'brien Qeford Robi Resan Schiffergecker Si- Verstein Small F. J. Teylor Tader Ulrich van Woert Walker Ward Wel Smith Democrats Adler Baxter Bradley Brordm Bryant Grace Hinman Hawkins Jones Macdonald Machola Mages Melns Papbert Pembleton Philips Rchardson Sehnkrel Shepardson J. A. Smith Myron Smith T. K. Smith Sweet Webb Yale Sir Yeomans Ticzan Buffalo Sulger Rozan Ian

Wyman Estate Shrinkage Hurts Princeton Gift Prospects

New York appraisal of Isaac C. Wyman's estate shows total assets of 3840604 with net New York estate 36159 and 97 acres. Trustees expect Princeton University to receive over 2 million if the residuary shrinks similarly. current valuation hints a possible near 1 million gift. The will also provisions a niece support and a chapel memorial. Princeton’s prior large gift hope dated back to earlier years.

Princeton University Isaac C. Wyman Salem New York Massachusetts Mr. Wyman Princeton Pieldbury Weathel Andrew S. West John M. Raymond Wyman Susan B. Dickinson Dummer Academy William C. Procter Dean West Central Electric Company Batopilas Mining Company National Park Bank of New York Denmark N. Y

Army boycotts Blease militia over federal aid cut

South Carolina Governor Cole L. Blease faces federal withdrawal of all personnel and equipment for the state militia after letters accusing him of defying federal militia law. Gen. Mills and War Department officials say the move ends federal support and disbursement for the militia.

Columbia 8 C Adjst W. W. Moore South Carolina A.L. Mills Division of Militia Affairs Cole L. Blease War Department Secretary of War Mills Washington Blease Dick Law

Ejected Dancer in Orange High School Alumni Dance

At Orange High School alumni event Donald D Bartholomew 1913, was escorted from the hall by Harry R Terhune former association president after dancing the turkey trot allegedly taught at a Women’s Club class. Bartholomew’s mother Mrs William E Bartholomew plans a personal investigation while defending modern dances. President Oldeschinger warned dancers to keep decorum as Terhune challenged on dance regulations.

New York Times Orange N. J Orange High School Donald D. Bartholomew Harry R. Terhune Association Bartholomew Woman’s Club William E. Bartholomew Terhune John H. Oldeschinger, Jr Térhune Rot

Mayor Gaynor Survives River Collision On Hoboken Return

Mayor Gaynor and a party of city officials were aboard a police patrol boat when a Newark Bay lighter named Leader rammed from the port side off Barclay Street. The impact dented the patrol boat. both captains ordered full reverses and the boats eased away. Gaynor remained on deck and calmed fears as the lighter passed by, a close call described as a narrow escape.

Gaynor Imperator Hoboken North River Newark Bay Navigation Company Barclay Street Europe R. Aoe. Smith Smith Waldo William M. Black Army Engineers New York Robert Adamson New Jersey Pier 13 Jersey City Lieut Hallock Trent Trent. Hallock

Quarrel Over Zone Land Triggers Resignations

In Panama on June 25, Boyd and Lewis the Panama members of the Joint Land Commission resigned after the first awards were announced. The $54,000 land award drew protests against the American commissioners Faulkner and Rowe and friction grew. The commission holds power to procure all Canal Zone land for the United States, and future membership remains uncertain.

New York Times Panama Messrs Boyd and Lewis Joint Land Commission Commission Faulkner Rowe Canal Zone United States

No Flagman Sent Out After Canaan Collision

Officials investigate a collision between a coach and a freight train near Canaan Connecticut with nine killed and several injured. No flagman was sent from the passenger train waiting at the station, and physicians report most injured resting, except one named Mrs. Frank M. Olin of Falls Village.

New York Times Canaan Conn New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Nich Pasenger Jon Frank M. Olin Falls Village

Former Congressman Analyzes Monetary Legislation for Times

The former Congressman, who chaired the Banking and Currency Committee and specialized in monetary issues, writes on the proposed legislation exclusively for next Sunday’s Times.

Banking and Currency Committee House

Wild Fifth Avenue car ride leaves two injured in crash

John H. Camp, driver for detective William J. Burns, sped down Fifth Avenue last night causing a fatal head injury to Frank Agramompe and serious injuries to Samuel Okum. Camp fought police, was arrested for felonious assault and intoxication, and admitted drinking Hungarian wine.

John H. Camp William J. Burns Fifth Avenue Camp Bernard Kane East 104Th Street Kane Isador Prezint East 101St Street Boyd Harlem Hospital Harlem Court Ninety-sixth Street Frank Agramompe George Meyer Carriage Company East Sixtyfourth Street Ninety-eighth Street Agramompe Mount Sinai Hospital Ninety-ninth Street Samuel Okum East 103d Street Okum F Camp Prezint Rowley 104Th Street Stoon Hammond Henry Condell West 107Th Street Condell Peo Vine Burns Long Island Amsterdam Avenue Broad Street Mount Vernon

Mills Estate Put At 35 Million Inheritance Tax Appraisal

Preliminary figures show a gross estate near 36 million dollars and a net estate around 35 million for Darius Ogden Mills. Appraisal by Inheritance Tax Appraiser Percival E. Nagle faced valuation disputes over securities and gifts to his children made shortly before his 1910 death.

Darius Ogden Mills Percival E. Nagle Nagle Peekskill Mills Ogden Mills Elizabeth Reid Whitelaw Reid Great Britain New York Tribune Stetson, Jennings & Russell Millis

Treasury Tariff Bill Lowers Income Tax Exemption

Senate Finance panel trims the normal income tax exemption from 4000 to 3000 under the tariff bill draft. An extra 1000 exemption appears for dependents, with 500 more per dependent child. Protests by mutual life and marine insurers yield expanded exemptions for policyholders.

New York Times Washington Committee On Finance Mutual Life and Mutual Marine Insurance Mutual Life Insurance Mutual Marine Insurance Companies New York City Chicago Collector of Internal Revenue

Madero Brothers Form New York General Merchants

Ernesto Madero and his brother Salvador organize Madero Brothers Incorporated in Albany under New York law with capital of 1 000 000 dollars. Ernesto is president, Salvador vice president, E Martinez secretary. The firm will export and import with Mexico and act as selling agents for Madero rubber interests, aiming to boost US Mexico trade. Ernesto plans to sail to Europe in July, with the company run by Salvador in his absence. The brothers state they remain apart from Mexican politics.

Ernesto Madero Treasury of Mexico Salvador Madero New York Madero Brothers Incorporated General Commission Merchants Albany E. Martinez Times Madero Quayule United States Madero Europe Madero Brothers

Three Passaic Boys Lost In Belleville Wood Found

Patrolman Joseph Scheurr found Raymond Campbell 13 of 355 Lafayette Ave Passaic Anthony Hoffe 12 of 14 Glame Street Passaic and Anthony De Uist 13 of 366 Howard Avenue Passaic exhausted after wandering all night in a Belleville wood. They were hungry bitten by mosquitos and guided to the police station. The parents rushed to Belleville.

Joseph Scheurr Belleville N. J Scheurr Raymond Campbell Lafayette Avenue Anthony Hoffe Glame Street Anthony de Uist Howard Avenue Passaic

Illinois Faces Imminent Bankruptcy Amid Cash Shortfall

A private Springfield report to Gov. Dunne warns Illinois has less than $500,000 in actual cash against debts exceeding $12 million. The deficit prompts talk of a large state loan. July 1 obligations exceed Treasury receipts, while April taxes will not yet cover $12 million in indebtedness. State officers may need authorized borrowing beyond $250,000 monthly.

New York Times Chicago Dunne Springfield Brady Commonwealth of Illinois General Assembly Tanner

Ammonia Fire Displaces Brooklyn Tenants at Degraw Street

Ammonia from a fire in the International Provision Company at 35 41 Degraw Street Brooklyn forced over 100 families to evacuate their tenements. The blaze grew rapidly with multiple alarms as fire engines and two fireboats battled the flames near the riverfront. Patrolman Donnelly from Hamilton Avenue Police Station reported the fire, whose cause remained unknown.

International Provision Company Degraw Street Brooklyn Donnelly Hamilton Avenue Dece Ree Adte

President in White Duck

President Wilson appeared in a white duck suit with white canvas shoes on a hot humid day. The visit is noted as another instance of his use of dress to set a precedent Roosevelt did not follow during his White House tenure.

New York Times Washington President Wilson Mr. Wilson Col. Roosevelt White House

Balkan Outlook Brighter as Balkan Leaders Consider Arbitration

The Balkan dispute may go to Russian arbitration and a four nation premier meeting could occur in St. Petersburg. Serbia appears to yield to Russian advice and Bulgaria may accept unconditional arbitration. The shift is attributed to pressure from Russia and other powers.

London Balkan Balkan States St. Petersburg Pastch Servia Bulgaria Russia

Compressed air blast linked to Camden homicide

Edward Byche aged 16 of Philadelphia and Walter Simon aged 17 of Camden were jailed on murder charges after Joseph Define 18 died at Cooper Hospital from ruptured intestines. Coroner said Define was urged to insert a compressed air tube and was shocked by the machine’s blast as the prank went wrong.

Camden N. J Edward Byche Philadelphia Walter Simon Joseph Define Cooper Hospital Cabinet Department Victor Talking Machine Company Define Cooper Bentley Fine

Weston Rival Ennis Falls Ill on Long Walk Challenge

Stamford June 24 John Ennis a nationally known pedestrian who sought to beat Edward P Weston in a New York to Minneapolis hike is critically ill from stomach trouble at his Stamford home at age 70 doctors fear he may not recover He had been ahead of Weston when he fell ill near Millville Penn and was brought home last night

Stamford John Ennis Edward P. Weston Walker New York Minneapolis Ennis Weston Millville Penn Mr. McReynolds Secretary of Labor Diggs-Caminetti Caminetti Department of Labor Congress Department Immigration Service

Highway Robbery in Central Park Leaves Man Wounded

Irving Reines of 109 East 113th Street was shot in the back and seriously injured last night in Central Park while sitting with Miss Julia Wasserman. A watch was snatched by two men. one fled, and the other fired. Joseph Nicolio, 17, of 1755 Third Avenue, was arrested on highway robbery charges. Detectives searched the area for the gunman but found no trace.

Irving Reines East 113Th Street Central Park Julia Wasserman Joseph Nicolio Third Avenue Mulligan Arsenal Station Reines

Barney Insane Declared in Springfield Estate Notice

Ever ette Hosmer Barney of Barney and Berry skate makers is ruled insane by two doctors. Forest Park and his Connecticut River estate will pass to the public on his death. He is 80. A petition in the Probate Court will be heard July 2.

New York Times Springfield Mass Everett Hosmer Barney Barney & Berry Philip Kileroy Henry C. Martin Forest Park Barney Connecticut River Peconsis Villa L. Longe Proba J Court

Mrs Sulzer Finds Body of Motor Cyclist Near Road

Albany June 24 The woman who found the body of a motor cyclist near his broken machine along the Al sane Sunaine road in Rensselaer County yesterday afternoon identified the victim as Arthur Eady of Kingston a travelling salesman.

Albany Rensselaer County Sunaiene Road Wilmotor Arthur Eady Kingston

Grant's Son to Wed in July Union

Grant's son aged 65, son of the late President, and Mrs. A. B. Will of Marshalltown Iowa, widow of a business man and Virginia family member, plan to marry about July 15 in San Diego. The ceremony location has not been decided. The groom in his hotel room tonight declined to discuss his plans.

New York Times San Diego Cal U. @& Grant A. B. Will Virginia Marshalltown Iowa Ee Cian U. Sg Ars. Will S& Ak Grant

Wilson to Push California Cases

The president accepts McNab’s resignation and labels his charges as inexcusable while signaling a firm push on California cases. The sharp message stresses accountability and continuation of policy.

Wilson California McNab

Wilson Reverses McReynolds Postponement Orders

President Wilson ordered Attorney General McReynolds to undo directives delaying trials of Diggs Caminetti Bruce and Smith in San Francisco. He praised the decision as impartial and approved employing the strongest counsel, while accepting DA McNabb's resignation amid cabinet deliberations on graft prosecutions led by Francis J. Heney.

New York Times Washington Wilson McReynolds McNab San Francisco Diggs Caminett Bruce and Smith Western Fuel Company McNabb Francis J. Heney Caminetti Heney Sullivan Hayden Bruce Smith Drew Caminetti White House

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