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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
4
Safe and Non Taxable four and one half per cent bonds offer freedom from personal property tax on mortgages covering New York City real estate. Principal and interest are guaranteed by the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company. The security is the safest known and returns exceed other tax exempt investments.
Senator Bailey criticizes William Randolph Hearst for Cosmopolitan content and articles in The New York Evening Journal and The Chicago American alleging treason in the Senate race. He accuses Hearst of publishing sensational material to influence politics and defends his own ethics and finances amid widespread applause.
Washington June 27 final adjournment of the current Congress was discussed at the White House. Speaker Cannon said lawmakers would aim to finish by midnight Saturday unless an unforeseen snag arises. Conferrees agreed to bills on the Lake Erie and Ohio Ship Canal and Immunity. The Panama Isthmus lock canal bill passed the House without debate and moves to the President.
During a Mulberry Park concert Joseph Trezino and his sister walked Bax tec Street when Joseph Bracco stabbed Trezino twice in the breast. Bracco, with his four year old, was seized by police after a crowd chased him. Trezino died at Hudson Street Hospital.
Attorney General Moody held talks with Frank B Kellogg and Charles B Morrison Special counsel for Standard Oil to determine possible violations of the Anti Trust law. He also consulted summoned district attorneys and said further investigations will be made Special grand juries may be convened to decide if rebates or concessions violated the Interstate Commerce act by Standard Oil.
Washington June 27 The Santo Domingo treaty will not be acted upon this session as the Foreign Relations Committee adjourns until the next Congress. Senator Bacon refused to disclose votes but signaled that the treaty would be rejected if brought to a vote.
The Appellate Division remanded the commissioners report on the Brooklyn subway loop schedule amid objections from Columbia Heights developers. Protesters led by William Turnbridge claim Pineapple Street’s narrow width would harm property and erase the Heights. Filing is postponed until October after the summer recess.
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