Cannon Forces Immigration Bill Passage on House Floor
Speaker Cannon overturns a substantial House majority to pass the immigration bill after eliminating the educational test and cutting the head tax from five to two dollars. He privately orchestrates votes, defying the immigration committee and prompting sharp exchanges, as the rulebound debate yields to his influence.
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New York Times
Washington
Russia
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
Committee On Immigration
Dalzell
de Armond
Missouri
Gardner
Williams
Massachusetts
Steenerson
Watson
Cannon
Tellers
Passengers from Cuba Detained on Matanzas
Eleven cabin passengers arriving from Havana on the Ward Line steamship Matanzas were sent to Hoffman Island for observation. They will be released this afternoon after the five day limit. none showed yellow fever symptoms. Prof. Henry N. Ogden of Cornell University was among those detained.
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Havana
Ward Line
Matanzas
Hoffman Island
Henry N. Ogden
Corneil University
Bellevue Autopsy Delayed After Ward Doctor Dispute
Coroners' Physician Schultz demanded a complete cause of death for Thomas Murray 43 of 2032 Bathgate Avenue and postponed the autopsy after learning Dr Ryan signed the visiting physician Dr Sternberger s name without authority. The history card cites chronic alcoholism and cerebral oedema as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehane
Ryan
Bellevue Hospital
Schultz
Thomas Murray
Bathgate Avenue
Brannan
Murray
Sternberger
J. Schultz
Dr. Ryan
Dr. Sternberger
Pysician
Eastern District Metal Trades to Organize Auto Makers
The Eastern District of the National Metal Trades Association plans a today start to enroll large automobile manufacturers in New York and nearby towns. It will push open shop across Eastern cities, with employment bureaus in major locales. Henry C. Hunter says the move follows union tactics, with no current trouble in the city despite nearby strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metal Trades Association
New York
Henry C. Hunter
Eruption of Vesuvius at Manhattan Beach Ampitheatre
Henry J Pain presents The Eruption of Vesuvius a pyrotechnic spectacle staged in Manhattan Beach amphitheatre last night. The piece opens with Naples feve day celebrations and a royal procession before Vesuvius erupts with fire lava and smoke destroying the city. The show includes a flaming house fire engine moving animals and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Pain
Vesuvius
Manhattan Beach
Naples
Pain
Giant Russian giant Madhnow on view at Hammerstein venues
Madhnow, the 9 foot 2% inch, 360 pound Russian giant, appeared at Hammerstein venues in New York. He opened with a stage appearance and then toured the audience to highlight his dimensions. Other acts on the bill included Lalla Selbini, the Six Musical Cuttys, Spook Minstrels, Berzac's Comedy Circus, Rice and Prevost, Tom Hearn, Collins and Hart, the Camille trio, and Sharp Brothers.
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Madhnow
Oscar Hammerstein
Victoria and Paradise Roof Garden
Lalla Selbini
Eden Musée
Cinematograph
Royal Italian Orchestra
Wisteria Roof Garden
New York Theatre
New York
Ned Wayburn
Hammerstein Paradise Roof Garden
Madinow
Lalla Serbini
Spooking Press
Tom Hearn
Rice & Prevost
Caille
Collins & Hart
Sharp Brothers
May Vokes
Keith Proctor
The
Casino
Madison Square Roof Garden Opens With Mamzelle Champagne
The Madison Square Roof Garden debuted for the summer last evening with a musical farce titled Mamzelle Champagne by Edgar Allen Woolf and Cassius Freeborn. The resort impressed guests with fresh decorations and colorful lights and pleasant weather enhanced the evening. The show, Mamzelle Champagne, appeared popular with the audience up to the time Harry K. Khaw killed Stanford White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Roof Garden
Edgar Allen Woolf
Cassius Freeborn
Mamzelle
Harry Khaw
Stanford White
Adler Performs At West End Theatre In Three Evenings
Jacob P. Adler appeared on the last three evenings of his engagement at the West End Theatre performing in Wiiel Acosta. Tomorrow and Wednesday nights Broken Hearts will be presented continuing the run with Adler in the cast.
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Jacob P. Adler
West End
Wiiel Acosta
The Governor's Son star at New Amsterdam roof garden
Theaters feature George M. Cohan in The Governor's Son at the New Amsterdam Aerial Roof Garden and a double bill Cavalleria Rusticana and H. M. S. Pinafore at Alhambra. Also shows The Taming of the Shrew with Beatrice Morgan, and multiple acts across venues. Royal Italian Orchestra gives two concerts. See listings at Eden Musée and other venues for ongoing and new features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
New Amsterdam
Alhambra
Longworths Attend Kiel Yacht Event With Emperor William
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth joined Emperor William aboard the Meteor at Kiel on his yacht. The visit included tea, a Kiel Yacht Club dinner with 800 guests, and a ball at Prince Adalbert's residence. The Emperor retired from a racing event after starting late due to state papers.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor William
Nicholas Longworth
Admiral Eisenbecker
Washington
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Longworth
Shooters’ Island
New York
Mr. Longworth
Kiel Yacht Club
Allison
Ogden Armour
Prince Adalbert
Hamburg
Meteor
David Huyler Gaines Weds Miss Florence Steuber
News from Erie Penn reports the marriage of Florence Steuber daughter of ship owner Louis Steuber to David Huyler Gaines of this city candy magnate and Huyler candy factory superintendent. The couple wed at Jamestown New York on Sunday with Gaines yet to reach home. Relatives say they knew of the plan and approve. Steuber met Gaines two years ago at a city party and she recently visited Lakewood New Jersey while Gaines was away from the factory. Gaines is a member of clubs and a yachtsman.
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Erie
Penn
Florence Steuber
Louis Steuber
David Huyler Gaines
Huylers
Candy Fame
Huyler
Irving Place
Jamestown
Gaines
West Fifty-ninth Street
Mr. Gaines
Miss Steuber
Lakewood
N. J
Gold Beaters Demand End Of Middlemen
The Gold Beaters Union of America seeks abolition of middlemen who hire youths at low wages, risking wage erosion. About 2000 workers, paid by piece, earn 18 to 25 dollars weekly. A preliminary Brevoort Hotel conference between union and manufacturers aimed to present a joint proposal to the Manufacturers' Association before a further meeting. James McCabe expects an amicable settlement, warning the trade may suffer if middlemen persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Beaters’ Union of America
Brevoort Hotel
Manufacturers’ Association
United States
James McCabe
New York
Gold Beaters
Equitable Trust Company Promises Efficient Service
An individual may be incompetent or negligent, yet the Equitable Trust Company pledges efficient service. The firm asserts it will guard assets, fulfill duties, and act impartially for trusteeship needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Trust Company
Parade Grounds Open New North Ground At Peekskill
June 25 at Peekskill the Twelfth Regiment conducted a large drill on the new north parade ground. Gen Roe oversaw the trial which proved successful with ample regimental space. Gen Pettibone Gen Lloyd and Gen Welch visited for an Armory Board meeting discussing Troy and Buffalo armories.
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New York Times
Peekskill
Roe
Lyon
Henry H. Dudley
Lauren W. Pettibone
James H. Lloyd
Samuel L. M. Welch
Sixty-fifth Regiment
Buffalo
Armory Board
Attemss
Troy
Lawyers Will Nominate For Ten Supreme Court Seats
Secretary Burlingham clarified after a Lawyers Committee meeting that there is no truth to claims the committee abandoned nominating. He said the group has not conferred with political leaders about endorsing nominees and will not seek party indorsements. The committee intends to nominate independently unless parties choose to back those nominees.
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Lawyers’Committee
Supreme Court
Burlingham
Outings for Patients by New York Association for the Poor
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor will mail a notice to 4,000 city physicians offering fresh air outings institutional care extra nourishment and other relief. Doctors may send patient name address diagnosis and need by phone at 848 Gramercy or by post card to A I Co P 105 East Twenty second Street. Treasurer R S Minturn explains aims to maximize relief use of facilities aid to those most in need and public cooperation. Similar notices were sent to public school teachers with excellent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramercy
East Twenty-second Street
R. S. Minturn
Association
Jersey Teacher on Trial for Shaking Student
Emeline Hyatt a 33 year Jersey City Public School No 2 teacher faces charges by Mrs. W F Kelly of Third Street alleging she shook her daughter Genevieve 12 so violently the girl was bedridden for two days A hearing was held at the school yesterday with Dr G W Shera testifying to the child’s nervous condition Hyatt denied the accusation The Board of Education committee will report to the board Thursday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Hyatt
Jersey City
W. F. Kelly
Third Street
Genevieve
Board of Education
Committee On Teachers
G. W. Shera
Woman Dead in Adams House Hotel Case
An unknown woman was found dead in a Boston Adams House room. Police deem death natural despite suspicious circumstances. She listed as Mrs J T Carton from New Haven Connecticut, but police think she lived in Newark. Found letters from a New York man named Frank Weeks and jewelry taken to headquarters. She was about 40, five eight, 140 pounds and fashionably dressed.
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Boston
Adams House
J. T. Carton
New Haven House
New Haven
Conn
Olice
Newark
New York
Frank Weeks
Society News Notes Guests and Weddings Across Elegant Circles
Mr and Mrs Swager Sherley will stay at Olive Crest Grymes Hill then visit Louisville and Washington where Congressman Sherley will take a house. Mrs Clarence Moore visits Pride's Crossing then Parkersburg on business. Mrs Thaw and Miss Copley sail to be hosted by Lord and Lady Yarmouth at Park Hall. Pembroke Jones cruises Narada and opens Newport villa entertaining Miss Sadie Jones. Kathryn Fisher and H Le Roy Whitney announce engagement with no wedding date. R Fulton Cutting leases cottage at Bar Harbor. Clews sail Cedric to spend European summer. Benjamin Welles opens cottage at Southampton for the season.
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Mrs. Swager Sherley
Olive Crest
Grymes Hill
Clarence Moore
Pride’s Crossing
Mass
Moore
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
Parkersburg
West Va
Mrs. Thaw
Miss Copley
Lord and Lady Yarmouth
Park Hall
Pembroke Jones
Newport Villa
Sadie Jones
Kathryn E. Fisher
William B. Fisher
East Fortieth Street
H. le Roy Whitney
Alfred R. Whitney
Morristown
Suit for full duty on the Leeds Pearls
Collector Stranahan sues Bernard Citroen to recover 110385 dollars arguing the matched pearls were assembled as a necklace and taxed at 60 percent instead of 10 percent. The case cites Paris purchases, European matching, and Treasury approval, with final court decisions pending.
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France
William B. Leeds
Stranahan
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Department
United States
Amendment Allows Pre March 8 1902 Philippine Duties
In Washington a full Appropriations Committee meeting adopted an amendment to the General Deficiency bill. It legalizes and ratifies all tariff duties imposed in the Philippine Islands before March 8, 1902, on imports from the United States or foreign countries and on exports. The measure aims to address the Warner-Barnes Supreme Court ruling and would require refunds exceeding $4,000,000, with no impact on already adjudicated cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appropriations Committee
Littauer
United States
Philippine Islands
Congress
Supreme Court
Warner-Barnes
Health officials clash over department bills in city finances
Health Commissioner Darlington and Controller Metz spar over Department of Health charges. Metz refused payment for two rugs totaling 290 dollars and a 40 dollar luncheon bill for Board of Health members after weekly meetings. He argues Oriental rugs unnecessary and expenses do not boost efficiency.
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Darlington
Metz
Department of Health
Finance Department
Board of Health
Health Department
Ocean Travelers Departures List for Bremen and Rotterdam
Passengers booked to sail today on the North German Lloyd liner Prinzess Alice include S H Lyman, Mrs Sheffield Phelps, George J Taylor, Mr and Mrs Charles W Woolsey, Mr and Mrs E H Waywood, Rev Thomas F Davies, Mrs BE H F Bell, and Mr and Mrs James A Lawrence. The White Star Teutonic sails tomorrow with Rev Dr Donald Sage Mackay and Mrs Mackay, J R K Higginbotham, Rev Dr John Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd, Dr and Mrs George L Brodhead, William A Drayton, Mr and Mrs J C Dean, and Mr and Mrs J F C Grant. The Noordam sails to Rotterdam tomorrow with Mr and Mrs F C Baldwin, Mr and Mrs A O Fitz-Gerald, Mr and Mrs Lindell Gordon, Mr and Mrs Lloyd G Harris, Mr and Mrs Marshall Pease, Mr and Mrs C H Greenwood, and Mr and Mrs Joseph H Parvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
S. H. Lyman
Sheffield Phelps
George J. Taylor
Charles W. Woolsey
E. H. Waywood
Thomas F. Davies
BE. H. F. Bell
James A. Lawrence
Teutonic
Donald Sage Mackay
F. C. Baldwin
A. O. Fitz-Gerald
Lindell
Gordon
Lloyd G. Harris
Marshall Pease
C. H. Greenwood
Joseph H. Parvin
Theatrical Notes Henry E Dixey at Lyric Theater
The Man o' Metha Box closes its run at the Lyric Theatre on Saturday night with Henry E Dixey in the title role. Shepard's moving pictures and vaudeville share the West End Theatre bill for the latter part of the week. Mrs Leslie Carter wrapped up the Williamsport season last Saturday leaving a large silver loving cup engraved with the names of her supporting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Dixey
Lyric Theatre
Shepard
Moving Pictures
West End
Leslie Carter
Williamsport
City's Mascot Tom Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary
Tom the city mascot, beloved dean of cats in public life, marked his 15th anniversary at City Hall. Alderman Dowling and veterans including William Gramer honored him with a chopped porterhouse and a public nod while Tom rode out private age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
New York
City Hall
Marty” Reese
Frank Dowling
William A. Gramer
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Dowling
Rotunda
Pharaoh
City Hall Park
Gramer
Bray
Latta Named Assistant Secretary to President Roosevelt
Washington June 25 M C Latta of Oklahoma has been appointed assistant secretary to President Roosevelt to succeed Benjamin F Barnes appointed Postmaster at Washington Latta has served as the President s personal stenographer for several years
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Washington
M. C. Latta
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Benjamin Fr. Barnes
Latta
Test case planned on feather sale law in New York
Albany, June 25. After a conference between Commissioner Whipple of the State Forest Fish and Game Department and B F Feiner representing New York City millinery importers, a test case will be prepared to enforce the law prohibiting possession for sale or sale of feathers or parts of foreign birds in the state.
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Albany
N. Y
Whipple
State Forest, Fish and Game Department
B. F. Feiner
New York City
Death of Otto G Mayer Banker in West Orange
Otto G Mayer a New York banker formerly with Ladenburg Thalmann Co has died at his Northfield Avenue West Orange home. He was aged 64 years and had previously resided in East Orange and New York. His wife survives him. Funeral services will be held at his late residence this morning conducted by Reverend Robert Gardner McGregor of St Cloud Presbyterian Church West Orange.
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Otto G. Mayer
New York
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Northfield Avenue
West Orange
East Orange
Robert Gardner McGregor
St. Cloud Presbyterian Church
West Orangs
Obituary notices for Wade Reamer and Kavanagh in Brooklyn and Dunkirk
P B Wade secretary of the Dunkirk Fire Department died suddenly on a Lake Shore train returning from Mount Clemens age 35. Samuel Reamer longtime South Brooklyn grocer died at home on Sunday aged 75 born in New Brunswick. Mary J Kavanagh wife of Owen Kavanagh died Sunday at 735 Bergen Street Brooklyn born in Ireland 65. survived by husband a son and a daughter.
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P. B. Wade
Dunkirk
N. Y
Lake Shore
Mount Clements
Samuel Reamer
Court Streets
Brooklyn
Reamer
New Brunswick
N. J
Mary J. Kavanagh
Owen Kavanagh
Bergen Street
Ireland
Timothy Lawter
Weather forecast and conditions for June 25
General thunderstorms in the South except along the Gulf Coast. Showers in New England Ohio Missouri Upper Mississippi Valley Northwest Northern California Western Nevada. Forecast today and Wednesday for Eastern New York New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware fair with variable winds New England fair Tuesday cooler south east portion Wednesday fair with light to fresh north northeast winds. Temperature records from the U S Weather Bureau show multiple readings with a max 80 and min 65 degrees and humidity around 61 to 69 percent.
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Washington
Gulf Coast
New England
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
California
Nevada
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Marriage and Death Notices In New York Times Insertion Policy
Notice describes free simultaneous insertions of marriage and death notices in multiple newspapers upon request. It lists Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Publicer Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Guardian St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard and Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record - Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Publicer
Pittsbow Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Grald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Baracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
Wholesale cigars offered with home delivery trial
A cigar maker declares wholesale pricing and offers 100 Shivers Pantela Cigars on approval via The Times. Readers may smoke ten and return ninety at his expense, or keep all for $5.00 due in ten days. Fillers are Havana, wrappers Sumatra, order requests include preference for mild, medium, or strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantela
Times
Havana
Sumatra
Clark Pratt Wedding in Worcester Mass at All Saints Church
Elizabeth Hilliard daughter of Frederick Sumner Pratt wed Dr. William Irving Clark of New York on Saturday June 23 at All Saints Church Worcester officiated by Bishop Alexander Hamilton Vinton and Rev Thomas F Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark—Pratt
All Saints’ Church
Worcester
Mass
Alexander Hamilton Vinton
Western
Massachusetts
Thomas F. Davies
Elizabeth Hilliard
Frederick Sumner Pratt
William Irving Clark
New York
In memoriam Ottmann obituary note
In sorrowful and loving remembrance of Augustus F Ottmann beloved husband of Agatha Micolino Ottmann who passed away June 26 190
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Rusia
Teels
Gen. Grosvenor
Con
Industrial Commission
Senate
House Committee
Grosvenor
Grosve
Representative Cannon
Howell
Bennett
Cuba
Coroners
Auto Makers
Metal Trades Association
Hammerstein
Victoria
Madison Square Roof
Mamzelle Champagne
Keith-Proctor
Longworths
Emperor
H.M
Spain
Santi
Bilbao
Princess Eitel
Prince Auguste
Mrs. Longworth
von Koester
Baroness von Tschirsky
Equitable Trust Company OF
Nassau Street
New York Association For
Jersey
New Yorker
John H. Clews
Nathalie Clews
Cedric
Europe
Benjamin Welles
Southampton
Leeds
Ocean Travelers
Dey Street
124Th Street
150Th Street
Block Island
R. I
Long Island Railroad
Montauk Steamboat CO
Montauk Point
84Th St
Block Isl
34Th St
Montauk
Newmeasle
5Th Av
Odd Tom
Barnes
Weather Bureau
Bomissy
Shivers
Panatela
Herbert D. Shivers
Filbert Street
Philadelphia, Pa
New York Produce Exchange Bank and Branche
Amidel
Harriet Richards
Count Barbiellin, Amidei
Rome
Italy
George Richards Lewis
Mary Lewis
New London
Corwin
George W
Frances H. Corwin
Dean St
Riverhead
Ea Es Elliott
Lake Placid
Margaret Elizabeth Elliott
Margaret McLaren
William A. Elliott
St. Eustace’s Church
Fitzsimmons
House of Divine Providence
Ridgewood
Anna M. F. Fitssimmons
John and
Billen Fitzsimmons
Hickey
Patrick Valentine Hickey
James Hickey
Arles
Church of the Guardian Angels
Holy Cross Cemetery
Spillane
Young
Joseph Young
Stephen Merritt
8Th Av
19Th St
Greenwood
Belfast
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
Undertakers
Frank K FE. Campbell Co
Chelsea
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