Hooker Trial Set For July 10 In Joint Session
Albany June 28 The Senate unanimously backs charges against Justice Warren B Hooker and a joint session of the Legislature set for July 10 to hear defense. A subcommittee outlines hearings to run a likely week with rules to be adopted noon July 10.
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New-York Times
Albany
Senate
Actio
Assembly
Warren B. Hooker
Ess
Justice
Senate and Assembly Judiciary Committee
Raines
Grady
Rogers
Palmer
Fish
Justice Looker
Henry B. Woman
Jamestown
Brooklyn
New York
Vic
Brackett
Jjudiciary
Muauny
Saxe
Marks
Ikeue
Justice Weoker
Peace Pact Between Police Chief and Civil Service Board Reached
A two hour meeting in the mayor’s office ended with Police Commissioner McAdoo agreeing to align with Civil Service Board views. The board rejected granting credit for mere honorable mentions and refused to certify acting captains out of order. The mayor learned the 22 names on the rota and the agreement calls for captains to be chosen from current eligible lists after a new physical exam to weed out the weak.
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McClelan
McAdoo
Commission
Sates
Alixer
Baker
Talley
Civil Service Board
Crowell
Police Department
Air
Civil Services
McClellan
McAdes
Cabmen Rally Against Curb Market Restriction at Broad Street
Financial district cabmen protest McAdoo curb market rules as brokers gain control of Broad Street below Exchange Place. Drivers complain of restricted work area and potential loss of business. They consider formal protests and may seek union backing to reverse the arrangement.
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McAdoo
Financial District
Fincle
Broad Street
Exchange Place
Cab Drivers’ Union
City Surety Firms Meet With Controller Over Bond Indemnities
Controller Grout met yesterday with representatives of surety companies doing city business. They were asked to file detailed statements on collateral indemnity or reinsurance backing their bonds. The meeting was adjourned to next Thursday with no new bond approval until those statements are filed or the indemnitor is named.
Squadron Sets Sail for Provincetown Maneuvers
The first division of the North Atlantic Fleet under Vice Admiral Robley D. Evans sailed for Provincetown Massachusetts yesterday morning for the Summer Manoeuvres. It includes the flagship Maine the Kentucky Kearsarge and Alabama.
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Provincetown
Equadron
North Atlantic Fleet
Robley D. Evans
Mass
Maine
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Alabama
Boycott of American Goods Quells Unloading In China
Edward G Bellows a former American Consul General in Japan arrived in San Francisco aboard the Manchuria and said Chinese merchants have extended boycotts delaying unloading of American products. He warned the effort aims to pressure the U S to grant more liberal treatment to Chinese travelers. In China guilds use influence to enforce the boycott at ports. In Penang leading Chinese merchants vote to cooperate with Singapore and Shanghai Chinese to boycott American goods until Exclusion Act is withdrawn.
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San Francisco
Edward G. Bellows
Japan
Pacific Mail
Manchuria
China
Mr. Bellows
United States
Boards of Trade
Germany
Penang
Singapore
Shanghai
Franco German Crisis Nearing Resolution in Morocco Talks
Paris reports that a Franco German agreement on Morocco is seen as near, with official quarters noting improved sentiment and a forthcoming conference while negotiations focus on formalities and wording.
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Paris
Morocco
Rocus
Germany
Rouvier
France
Turkish Troops Rout Servians Near Salonika
Turkish forces on June 27 routed a band of Servians near Salonika, killing twenty. Turkish casualties were one killed and thirteen wounded.
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Salonika
Marco Defeats Leonhardt in Ostend Chess Match
In Ostend on June 28, the international chess masters’ tournament saw Marco defeat Leonhardt after two adjourned games. Janowski and Teichmann drew, with the current standings listing multiple players including Marshall Blackburne Schlechter Taubenhaus and Tchigorin in a wide field. The thirteenth round is set for tomorrow morning.
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Ostend
Janowski
Teichmann
Marco
Leonhardt
Iter Ag « Oat
I Marshall
Blackburne
Schlechter
Nig Melanowski
Taubenhaus
Wwn Leonhardt
Als
Tschigorin
MaToezZy
Dr Robert Ely Marries Miss Rudolphine Scheffer of Amsterdam
News of the marriage in Binghamton New York announces Dr Robert Erskine Ely and Miss Rudolphine Scheffer of Amsterdam Netherlands wed at the home of Mrs Richard Ely the groom's mother Mrs Scheffer formerly Miss Rudolphine Scheffer is described as a dutch woman who speaks English fluently The groom is active in sociological and civic work including the League for Political Education and the Society of Friends of Russian Freedom The couple plan a honeymoon in Binghamton and the Adirondacks
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Robert Erskine Ely
Rudolphine Scheffer
Amsterdam
Holland
Rudolph Scheffer
Binghamton
N. Y
Richard Ely
Ely
League For Political Education
New York
Runkle
Fielde
Thomas R. Slicer
Society of Friends of Russian Freedom
Hague
Dr. Ely
Elvs
Adirondacks
Bulls on Top in Cotton Market
The Cotton Exchange saw bullish run as bears were routed amid rapid price gains led by July cotton rising about 2.5 cents. News of a poor early crop and Liverpool market moves spurred bears to cover, with July futures up to 9.47 cents and other months following gains.
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Cotton Exchange
Theodore Price
Liverpool
Terre Haute Bank Fails After Run Warned by Shortfall
The Vigo County Nations Bank closed after two days of a run. Fifty thousand dollars arrived from Cincinnati and another 50,000 from Chicago, with 47,000 of government money deposited by Deputy Revenue Collector Robinson, but a larger shortfall loomed. Rumors about cashier Conzman's shortage and 250,000 in loans fueled the collapse. the Indiana United Mine Workers, with 90,000 on deposit, could not withdraw. Bank capital was 150,000 with liabilities near 1,500,000.
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Indiana Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
John R. M Lean Resigns At Ohio Convention
John R McLean resigns as National Committeeman for Ohio during the Columbus convention after a six hour session. Delegates to the next national convention will fill the vacancy. the platform endorses Panama Canal supply buying and seeks public ownership of utilities with home rule and merit staffing to curb machines.
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Columbus
John M. Pattison
Cincinnati
Pattison
Louis B. Houck
Knox County
James A. Rice
Canton
Charles E. Mason
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
Hugh Mather
Board of Public Works
Patrick C. McGovern
Muskingum County
John R. McLean
Ohio
Panama Canal
Ufe
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Navy Publishes Broad Naval Regulation Revisions
Washington June 28 The Bureau of Navigation with presidential approval releases sweeping changes to naval regulations. The General Board will plan war readiness, advise on fleet deployment, and revise campaign plans with army cooperation. Ranks and commands are adjusted, swords largely replaced by belts, and visitor rules tightened for ships under construction.
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Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
General Board
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy
Marine Corps
Sale of Tennis Rackets From Surplus Stock
We offer 233 high-grade tennis rackets from a top manufacturer at deep discounts. One hundred thirty rackets with seasoned white ash frames and gut strings, regularly 9, now 3. Three models totaling 103 rackets, regularly 4, now 2.25. Basement of New South Building near subway.
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Sporting Goods
New South Building
Specially Designed Steamer and Traveling Coats
Admirably combining fashion and comfort for voyage wear. Full-length coats in new styles of Shantung Pongee three-quarter length at 18 dollars, Rain-proof Worsted coats in blue tan and Oxford also 18 dollars, other Worsted coats at 10 dollars. Second floor Broadway.
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Oxford
Muslin Underwear in Extra Sizes and White Sale Values
The White Sale offers extended size muslin underwear with same quality as regulars. Nightgowns range 65c to 4.50, petticoats 1.29 to 4.50, drawers from 0.65 to 3.25, corset covers 0.50 to 1.75, and chemises 0.65 to 3.75. Second floor, Tenth street.
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Tenth Street
Mohair fabrics with stripes and polka dots advertised
Textile sale details list mohair fabrics by Yard, colorways include navy blue brown black and white pin stripes polka dot patterns. Widths range from 38 to 54 inches with price points from 37 cents to $1 per yard and mentions of bourette shading and self figures.
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Soca
Express wagon and car crash injures two men
An express wagon from White Star Express was struck by car 922 at Forty-eighth Street and Sixth Avenue. William Carrow, his brother John, and motorman Patrick Keeney were involved. Travers was severely injured and unlikely to recover. Keeney and conductor Michael O Connor were arrested.
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Forty-eighth Street
Sixth Avenue
White Star Express
Twenty-fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
William Carrow
West One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street
John
Patrick Keeney
Edward Travers
Seventh Avenue
Carrow
Ravenne
Keeney
Travers
Flower Hospital
East Fifty-first Street
John Carrow
Michael O’connor
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Miller
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Lewis and Clark Exposition
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North Coast Limited
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Minneapolis
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Northern Pacific-Burlington
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Billings
Wonderland
A. M. Cleland
G.P. A
W. F. Mershon
New York City
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A. T. Stewart & Co
Fourth Ave
10Th Sts
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
John Paul Jones
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