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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
4
Treasury reports June receipts total 2.54 million this month, with 3.24 million overall and a large remaining balance of about 24 million. Law grants a 10 day delinquency window before penalties, and railroads led the way in exploiting the grace period, risking distraint to collect the tax.
The Department of Plant Pathology at Cornell University announces two industrial fellowships. The Herman Fransch Fellowship, $8,000 yearly for four years, funds a junior and senior fellow to study sulfur as a fungicide. The John F. Davey Fellowship, $150 annually, supports work on heart root trees at the Davey Tree Expert Company.
A column of Estradist forces under Gen. Arsenio Cruz captured La Libertad and Julgalpa in Chontales as Gen. Mena's army moved toward Acoyapa. Madriz allies bombard Prinzapolca. Venus and San Jacinto reported to have fired on the coast town. Dr Irias reportedly orders customs seizure at Bluefields while Venus carries Dr Ilias ill to Greytown.
In Kiel the Kaiser held divine services on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern at sea. His sermon titled Did Jesus Live follows public debate sparked by Arthur Drews who argued Jesus never lived. Attended by Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and other officials, the service used Luke 23 44.
Lisbon June 26 reports Dom Antonio Teixeira de Sousa has formed a cabinet with Teixeira de Sousa as premier interior minister and Anselmo Andrade as finance minister. Other posts include Muurusco de Sousa marine, Gen. Raposo war, José Azevedo foreign affairs, Manuel Futel justice, Pereira Santo public works. The prior ministry resigned after urging dissolution of the Chamber. Vilheno refused formation. The Chamber to be dissolved and a new one to meet in August to vote on the budget.
A wireless dispatch from the North German Lloyd steamer Koenigin Luise dated yesterday states the ship has damaged its port propeller and is using the starboard propeller at 8 or 2 knots. The vessel, 45.23 N, 44.49 W, left Bremen for New York on June 11 and is about 1,000 miles from New York.
Baron de Ungern Sternburg, arrested after a police search of his apartments, is charged with delivering secret documents to a foreign state. He also serves as correspondent for a Austro Hungarian news agency English paper and several continental outlets. He is held in strict confinement and his case has reached Premier Stoly pins attention via M Belgard.
The Vatican will reply to the full text of Spain's proposals on church and nonCatholic religious societies. Negotiations remain in abeyance and unchanged from a week ago according to Madrid telegram.
Panama reported smooth voting across the republic with no disturbances. The Government secured a large victory, especially in Panama City and Colon.
An appeal from the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor invites readers to sponsor relief for crowded tenements. A $5 donation provides a two-week stay at Sea Breeze for a droop baby, worn-out mother, pale school child, or elderly tailor. Donations to Fulton Cutting, President, are requested at Room 210 No 105 H. 22d Street, New York.
Albany June 26 Gov Hughes completed a taxing session signing 705 of 957 bills while 252 failed to win his approval. The Green bill to curb extortion by employment agencies and the Cordus Liquor Tax amendment were among the last approved measures. City officials praised the Debt Limit bill aiding subway construction. Mayor Gaynor vetoed 40 special city measures and 57 approved by the mayor were passed back to the governor.
Albany June 26 extraordinary session of the Legislature called by Gov. Hughes to pursue primary reform and investigations of legislative corruption drifts along with daily short sessions. Leaders expect adjournment by Friday or Saturday. fate of Cobb Direct nominations and investigation resolution remains uncertain. Tax bills and canal funds measures are on track, while an income tax bill is being prepared but unlikely to pass. Gov. Hughes' Sagamore Hill visit with Theodore Roosevelt adds interest to the proceedings.
Albany June 26 Superintendent of Insurance Hotchkiss states he will audit promoting and holding companies linked to insurance startups in New York. He notes many schemes are scams or waste initial capital on promotion expenses and urges citizens to report such plans for a thorough investigation.
Senate and House select committees will probably begin bribery inquiries in August into charges that Senator Gore and a House member were offered bribes. Five Senators were named for the Senate panel: Jones Washington, Burton Ohio, Crawford South Dakota, Hughes Colorado, and Percy Mississippi. The House committee is chaired by Burke South Dakota with members Campbell Kansas Miller Minnesota Stephens Texas and Saunders Virginia. J F McMurray of Oklahoma is named by Gore as principal offender, with Thurston and Long disavowing knowledge of a lobby for contracts.
The city prepares a safe and sane Fourth of July with a morning parade from Twenty-sixth Street to City Hall Park reviewed by Mayor Gaynor, followed by athletic events, fireworks, district programs, and 240 playground openings. Districts host activities, 22 programs, and 30 parks offer evening concerts and displays funded by $15,000 from the Board of Aldermen. Notable speakers include Mrs. William Cumming and Dr. Edward Hagaman Hall.
Exports of manufactures in May set a new high at 71.6 million dollars, with eleven months totaling 699 million dollars and June expected to surpass all previous years. If June matches May, the year’s total would reach 770 million.
Arriving by trolley in Verona on June 26, Company B of the First Regiment New Jersey National Guard deployed between Verona and Boonton to bar a hostile Essex Troop led by Captain William A. Bryant from New Jersey. The blue army faced the red invaders from New York as military observers from both states watched the mock clash. Observers included Col. Edward W. Hine and Majors Mackle Lydecker with Captains Olmstead and Doderlein.
A five member sub committee of the Brotherhood of Cloakmakers was named to fix the strike date. Fifty thousand cloakmakers in the city will strike at a mass meeting in Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. A secret ballot will follow the meeting to test sentiment. A 25 person committee will conduct balloting at five Manhattan halls and three in Brooklyn.
From June 23 to 25 inclusive forty six Jews were expelled from Kiev. thirty seven from Solomenka. thirty seven from Demiefska. On June 26 twenty seven were expelled from Kiev. twenty four from Solomenka. and seventeen from Demileffka.
A $200 prize for the most artistic emblem design went to Batley Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia. Edwin S. Healy of Bloomfield New Jersey won $50 as second prize among many competitors. Honorable mention was given to a student designer, Jessie Blanche Sten.
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