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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
5
Cross English Saddles and Harnesses Market Prices
Readable ad listing Cross English Saddles and Ladies Saddles from Weymouth and Pelham brands. Includes prices such as 200 to 7600 for men’s saddles and 27.60 for a Weymouth bridle, with Pelham bridles from 86 to 650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Pelham
Made to Order Belt Story From 256 Line
The fragmentary note mentions belts and a made to order item priced at 81.00 with unclear branding and vendor references. No coherent event or person details are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monge Dee
Belt
Defense rests in Loving murder case as addiction evidence looms
The Loving murder trial in Huston Virginia ends its defense phase with three witnesses focusing on Judge Loving's alleged liquor addiction and decline in professional standing. An insanity expert testified that the defendant was mentally deranged when informed of distressing facts, while the state seeks to impeach Miss Loving with an account from Annie Kidd. Judge Barksdale will rule on admissibility tomorrow as the trial continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Huston
Loving
Theodora Estes
Miss Loving
Annie Kidd
John Beard
Amherst
Judge Loving
Beverly R. Harrison
Charles M. Emmons
New York
Washington
Estes
Emmons
Dimmons
Wood Bouldin
Harmon
Siquor
Barksdale
Cast Iron Pipe Prospero Us Yearly Report Shows Growth
The United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company reports year end May 31 gross manufacturing income of $1,978,490 up $30,889 from 1906. Total income reached $2,112,051 with $1,813,061 after deductions. President Hayes notes new foundries at Chattanooga and Scottdale plus Burlington works opening, boosting capacity and lowering costs. The firm has had no debt for three years and retains substantial surplus for working capital and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Company
Hayes
Improvementa, &c
Itanooga
Scottdale
Pittsburg
Burlington
Fifteen Years for a Tomb Bridegroom in Manslaughter Case
Thomas Walsh, convicted of manslaughter, sought a postponement to visit his bride in the Tombs. He was sentenced to fifteen years and nine months in prison. The court noted his prior marriage to the girl he wed while in custody and ordered the term to commence immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walsh
Brest
Jackson Attacks Kelsey Over Manhattan Fire Receivership
Albany June 26 Att Gen Jackson objects to confirming ex judge Olcott report on Otto Kelsey as receiver of the Manhattan Fire Insurance estate. He cites wasteful administration paying $55 000 in salaries and attorney fees from $71 000 collected and alleges duplications and improper charges by Kelsey and Hasbrouck Johnson, including a $6000 Virginia services payment.
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New York Times
Albany
Otto Kelsey
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Justice Fitts
Supreme Court
Jackson
W. M. K. Olcott
New York
Kelsey
Hasbrouck & Johnson
Benjamin F. Jackson
Virginia
Bank Cen
Ee Olcott
Mayor Battles Recount Bill In Brooklyn Appellate Court
Mayor McClellan challenged the Recount bill as unconstitutional in Brooklyn’s Appellate Division. Eugene Lamb Richards and W B Crowell sought a writ of prohibition to stop jurists from acting under the measure. A judge scheduled a return date for tomorrow as arguments proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Eugene Lamb Richards
Corporation
W. B. Crowell
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Almer F. Jenks
Hearst
Ellison
Board of Elections
Mets
Buffalo
Metz Threatens to Halt City Utility Bills
Controller Metz plans to withhold payments on Public Utilities Recount and Livingston Street Widening bills after they were passed by the Legislature and signed by the Governor. He argues the constitutionality must be settled first, likely prompting court action and delaying the new commission's effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Hughes
Livingston
Corporation
Ellison
Livingston Street
Connolly
Transit Board's Last Day Sets Hearing Date for Fourth Avenue Subway
The Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners meets for the last time to pass a resolution fixing a hearing date on the contract form for part of the proposed Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn. The move transfers to the new Public Utilities Commission the authority to hold the hearing and push the project toward completion if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boar of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
New
Public Utilities Commission
New Park Route Opens North West Line to Lander Wyoming
A new trail from Zollowstone Park to the Fallow stone via the North Western Line reaches Lander Wyoming then crosses the Wind River Yall through the Jackeson Hole country. The Yellowstone National route hosts a premier camping and hunting party with famed guides. The expedition aims to showcase mountain sheep and other wildlife in a premier outdoor experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zollowstone Park
Big A
Fallowstone
North Western
Lander
Wyoming
Wind River Yall
Jackeson Hole
Yellowstone National
Omar Agee
Taft Says Knox Handicap Is Gone At Yale Alumni Dinner
Secretary Taft told Yale graduates that Knox’s Yale degree removes his handicap in the presidential race. He described a Kentucky tale about office seeking the man and praised Knox’s recent Doctor of Laws degree at Yale. Taft spoke as Knox sat beside him during the Yale commencement events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Yale
Knox
Taft
Kentucky
Jenny
Frankfort
Jim Stubbs
Alexandria Pike
Philander C. Knox
Hadley
Bernadette Perrin
United States
Pennsylvania
Mount Union College
Ohio
Woolsey Hall
Henry Pickering Walcotior
Harvard
Frederic Enton Judson
Philander Chase Knox
Herbert Putnam
Congress
William Adams Brown
Union Theological Seminary
William Douglas Mackenzie
Hartfor Theological Seminary
Francis Hopkinson Smith
Joseph Paxson Iddings
Archibald Byron Macullum
University of Toronto
Everett James McKnight
Hartford
Henry Vaughn
Lewis Fran Tooker
Frederick Trevor Hill
New York
Vance Criswell McCormick
Harrisburg
Penn
Eawin Bradford Cragin
Harvard Commencement Sees 25th Anniversary Class Honored
Cambridge June graduation at Harvard features cooler weather and traditional exercises. The class of 1882 marks its silver anniversary with Chief Marshal Barrett Wendell, and dignitaries Elihu Root James Bryce and the Duke of Abruzzi attend. Undergrad orations by Newhall and Mayer, Divinity School by Peterson, Law by Bettman. Honorary degrees to Ford and Jones.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Memorial Hall
Barrett Wendell
Elihu Root
James Bryce
Great Britain
Duke of the Abrussi
Olasses
Gov. Guild
Cers
Samuel H. Newhall
Lynn
Arthur L. Mayer
New York
Divinity School
Abbott Peterson
Jaca Plain
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Worthington Chauncey Ford
Comal Library
Washington
Henry Arthur Jones
Henry Vester Nash
William
New Wife Dies in Apparent Suicide Over Marriage
Gertrude Harder died after opium poisoning at Hoboken furnished room house. Autopsy finds morphine in stomach. Husband Robert Harder confronts McGoldrick in Coroner’s room as details of elopement and stolen funds emerge. McGoldrick held then to be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Harder
Robert Harder
Eighth Street
Hoboken
American Line
West
Duane Streets
Hudson Street Hospital
Weston
Asames Harding
James FE. McGoldrick
Harder
Plice
Gertrude Sabine
Acritelli
Manhattan
McGoldrick
Lulu Conklin
Park Avenue
House of Detention
Notable Guests and Officials Listed at Berea College Event
Goodell Frost of Berea College Kentucky hosts a gathering featuring George and Kitt Redge Harvard Professor Theodor Barth lawyer journalist Woodrow Wilson Princeton Professor Paul Vinegradoff Oxford jurist Elihu Robbie US State Secretary James Bryce British ambassador Jean Jules Jusserand French ambassador and Prince Luigi Amedeo Duke of the Abruzzi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodell Frost
Berea College
Kentucky
Stors
George An Kittredge
Harvard
Theodor Barth
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Paul Vinegradoff
Oxford University
Elihu
Williams College Honors Reach National Figures at Commencement
Williams College awarding honorary degrees to high profile names at its 113th commencement in Williamstown Massachusetts. Ninety eight graduates tied for largest class ever with many from New York State. Degrees include Doctors of Laws to George B Abbott Edward M Shepard John Crosby Brown Henry M Alden and others. Also Doctors of Divinity to Bishop George Worthington and Doctors of Letters to Solomon B Griffin. Masters of Arts conferred on Arthur Rider Page W E Hoyt and John B Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
New York State
George B. Abbott
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
New York
Edward M. Shepard
John Crosby Brown
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Henry M. Alden
George Worthington
Nebraska
Solomon B. Griffin
Springfield Republican
Arthur Rider Page
W. E. Hoyt
John B. Mallory
United States Army
Son Hears of Mother's Death Aboard Ship
A Buffalo man learns his mother Mrs B M Camp of Liverpool died at sea and was buried after the Cunard Caronia’s arrival. The mission pastor Rev A B ae, visiting Denver, learned of his wife’s illness and death before he sailed home to Burma. This marks his first return to his homeland in fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Caronia
8. M. Camp
Liverpool
Buffalo
Burmah
Denver
England
Bowdoin receives $10000 gift in Longfellow centennial
Bowdoin College marks the Longfellow centennial with commemorative exercises and announces a $10000 endowment gift from the poet’s daughters, Alice M. Longfellow, Mrs. Ric C. Dana, and Mrs. J. G. Thorpe of Cambridge. The fellowship funds graduate study in English or general literature at home or abroad for postgrad students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Bowdoin College
Fost
Alice M. Longfellow
Ric Cc. Dana
J. G. Thorpe
Cambridge
Mass
Army officers detailed for duty and training assignments
Capt M D Cronin of the Twenty-fifth Infantry proceeds to Lincoln Nebraska for National Guard duty until July 12. Chaplain H A Brown of the Third Field Artillery goes to West Point for duty until August 28. F C Doyle of the 3rd Field Artillery is to attend a Massachusetts militia encampment. Capt B L Slocum reports to the Chief of Staff for duty. First Lieut F R Lang of the Ninth Infantry oversees Fort L. H. Rooth construction. Major Jr W recon remains in Chicago until July 81 then moves to his proper station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
M. D. Cronin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Lincoln
Neb
H. A. Brown
Third Field Artillery
West Point
F. C. Doyle
3Rd Field Artillery
Massachusetts Militia
F. R Lang
Ninth Infantry
Fort L. H. Rooth
G. E. Goodrich
Jr. W
Chicago
Commander Winslow Assigned to Navigation Bureau
Commander C. McR. Winslow is assigned to the duty bureau of Navigation effective July 1. The transfer places him in charge of navigation duties and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McR. Winslow
Bureau of Navigation
Fragmented Navy Vessel Arrivals Across Ports
Ship logs list arrivals and movements including vessels such as Brutus Triton and Amphitrite with routes from Cape Tomp nevi Boston Key West and Norfolk to Seville Cape Cod and Florida. Several entries mention Washington Aden Hampton Roads and Norfolk with destinations scattered along Atlantic harbors and outlying stations.
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Denver
Cleveland
Aden
Triton
Washington
Yankton
North River
Abarends
Hampton Roads
Milwauk
San Francisco
Xnav
Brutus
Cape
Boston
Seville
Juan
Norfolk
Enacook
Key West
Cape Cod
Florida
New York
Spertbocines
Immigrant Students Learn English and Patriotism at Baron de Hirsch School
The Educational Alliance hosted a Bar on de Hirsch School graduation with forty eight students two months into America they have mastered English and prepared for public schools. Dr Krauskopf praised their patriotism and urged youths to value hard work over fleeting genius citing long years of effort and shared wisdom about life and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ‘Krauskopf
Philadelphia
Baron de Hirsch
Educational Alliance
Washington
Joseph Kappel
Yetta Greenstein
Pearl Falck
Morris Kupfer
America
Krauskopf
R. Krauskopf
Masliansk
Russia
David Blaustein
The
R. T. Hays
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