Roosevelt Blame Theme Echoes In Sugar Trust Hearing
George H. Earle Jr testifies before a House committee probing the Sugar Trust. He accuses Theodore Roosevelt of failing to order criminal action, details a $1,250,000 loan deal tying the Sugar Trust to the Pennsylvania Refining Company, and recounts the collapse of the Real Estate Trust Company amid related investigations. Adolph Segal and Gustav Kissell are named in the loan arrangement and subsequent fallout.
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New*York Times
Washington
George H. Earle, Jr
Real Estate Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Sugar Trust
House Committee
Col. Moosevelt
Earle
Col. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
England
Segal
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Adolph Segal
Gustav Kissell
Pennsylvania
Mr. Segal
New York
Kissell
Peg
Soulan
John B. Parsons
American Sugar Refining Company
Parsons
Esselle
Frank K. Hipple
Huipple
State Department faces dismissal over Day portrait case
A House subcommittee recommends firing W H Michael former Calcutta counsel and Thomas Morrison disbursing clerk over Day portrait funds misappropriation. They accuse concealment and foul play after a $2450 voucher for a painting was found hidden. The panel urges accountability and disallows blank voucher signing as inexcusable.
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Washington
Government Service
Calcutta
State Department
Thomas Morrison
House Committee
Cone
Day
Albert Rosenthal
Michael
Morrison
Taft Nominates Diplomatic Appointees to Several Nations
President Taft sent to the Senate a slate of envoys extraordinary and ministers plenipotentiary to the Dominican Republic Ecuador Paraguay Uruguay and Honduras along with secretaries of legation and second secretaries to positions in Peking Havana Guatemala Copenhagen Tokyo and other posts.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
William W. Russell
District of Columbia
Dominican Republic
Evan Kx. Young
South Dakota
Ecuador
Nicolay A. Grevstad
Illnois
Paraguay
Uruguay
Charles Dunning White
New Jersey
Honduras
H. Percival Dodge
Massachusetts
Panama
Lewis Einstein
New York
Costa Rica
Edward, T. Williams
Ohio
Peking
China
Hugh S. Gibson
California
Havana
Cuba
Isidaun Herbert Stabler
Maryland
Gauatemala
Guatemala
Norval Richardson
Mississippi
Copehangen
Denmark
George T. Summerlin
Louisiana
William KK. Wallace
Colorado
Charles Campbell, Jr
Virginia
Tokyo
Taft Considers Troop Withdrawal From Texas Maneuver
President Taft weighs pulling troops from the Texas maneuver division with a cabinet decision expected tomorrow. Withdrawal to begin soon and finish within a month, citing improved conditions in Mexico and soldiers' discomfort.
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Washington
Taft
Texas
Mexico
Fire Hose Repels Union Strike Aboard Almirante
At Pier 16 East River the steamship Almirante prepared to sail for Kingston Jamaica. Union delegates urged crew to quit but police and the harbor superintendent restrained a minor disturbance. The ship sailed half an hour late due to clearance delays.
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Pier 16
East River
Almirante
American Fruit Company
Kingston
Jamaica
Committee of the Union
Union
F. G. Gylsen
Lieut. Scheffler
Sergt. Zoll
West Street
Burling Slip
Brown
Sergt. Stockum
Hogan
Gylsen
Clarke Names Two New Assistants in Kings County
District Attorney John F. Clarke announced the appointment of Peter J. Mahoney and A. I. Nova as Assistant District Attorneys. The posts were created by the Legislature, expanding the staff to twelve. Both will earn a salary of 5000 dollars annually.
Lorimer Choice of Taft Prompts Senate Testimony
Edward Hines testified before the Lorimer Committee in Washington on June 29 1909 that he acted to aid William Lorimer’s election based on assurances from Senators Aldrich and Penrose that President Taft favored Lorimer. He denied direct talks with Taft and rejected accusations from Clarence Funk of pressuring him for funds. Kenyon hinted at perjury prosecutions as Hines rebutted rival testimony and asserted Funk sought to curry favor with Lorimer.
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New York Times
Washington
Edward Hines
Chicago
Senate Lorimer Committee
Mr. Lorimer
Alldrich
Penrose
Taft
Lorimer
Senate
Hines
Aldrich
White House
Illinois
Hopkins
Jones
Deneen
Clarence EK. Funk
International Harvester Company
Mr. Funk
Funk
Mr. Hines
Lorimer Fund
Mr. Lorrimer
Union League
Wirt
H. Cook
Duluth
Minnie
Springfield
Cook
Turrish
Old Stephenson
Congress
Helm Investigating Committee
Kenyon
Iowa
Subpoenas Served on Fourteen Magazine Publishers
Subpoenas were served yesterday on fourteen magazine publishers in the dissolution suit brought by the Government against the Periodical Clearing House. The return of service was made by U S Marshal Henkel to the Federal Circuit Court. Named recipients include Charles D. Lanier treasurer, George Von Utassy of International Magazine, New Publishing Company, American Home Magazine Company, Current Literature Company, Phillips Publishing, Harper Brothers, Leslie Judge Company, Butterick Publishing, Standard Fashion, Ridgeway, New Idea Publishing, and Frederick L. Collins.
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Periodical
Clearing House
United States
Marshal Henkel
Federal Circuit Court
Charles D. Lanier
George von Utassy
International Magazine
New Publishing Company
American Home Magazine Company
Ridgeway Company
New Idea Publishing Company
Frederick L. Collins
Rockefeller Heads to Summers Home from Poquantic Hills
John D. Rockefeller arrived in Cleveland from Pocantico Hills and New York City and left immediately for Forest Hill, his summer home, refusing to discuss the trip.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
New York
New York City
Forest Hill
Commuters Protest for Smithtown Express on L I Railroad
Handbills distributed by Huntington riders urge an early morning express from Wading River to Smithtown with limited stops and a 4 30 P M return. Commuters in Smithtown St James Stony Brook Port Jefferson and nearby towns join morning meetings to press the Pennsylvania Railroad for schedule changes.
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Huntington
L. L
Long Island
Smithtown
L. I
St. James
Stony Brook
Port Jefferson
Wading River
Shoreham
Rocky Point
Miller's Place
Port Jeffferson
Setatfleet
Jamaica
Flatbush Avenue
Wadling River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
$2,000,000 Madison Avenue Office Planned Near Grand Central
Frederick Johnson holds an option on the Madison Avenue Forty-second Street plot from Thompson Starrett Company for a 24 million project. If terms are met, a twenty story office building costing about $2,000,000 will rise on 310 to 314 Madison Avenue and 18 to 26 East Forty-second Street. The parcel covers 144 by 98.9 feet with adjacent properties at 19 and 21 East Forty-first Street.
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Grand Central Station
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
Frederick Johnson
Thompson-Starrett Company
Johnson
East Forty-second Street
East Forty-first Street
City Farm Auction Nets $536 At Central Park Sale
Forty nine sheep and twelve pounds of wool from Manhattan and Brooklyn were sold yesterday at the Park Department auction in Central Park supervised by John W. Smith. The sale grossed $536 with wool adding $115. sheep priced from 7.50 to 18 dollars. All sheep went to H. T. Peters of Wind Home Farm Islett L I. Clarence E. Kerin Bound Brook N J bought lambs and Charles E. Renshaw East Orange showed interest.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Park Department
Central Park
John W. Smith
H. T. Peters
Islett
L. I
Clarence E. Kerin
Bound Brook
N. J
Charles E. Renshaw
East Orange
Foreclosure Action on 2 Million Mortgage by Fidelity
Fidelity Trust Co brings suit in the United States Circuit Court to foreclose a $2,000,000 mortgage from Seaboard Portland Cement Co to Carnegie Trust Co to secure bonds of Seaboard National Cement Co. Cross-defendants include Atlantic Cement and Clinker Co, Atlantic Concrete Materials Co, and Tron Directory and Bookbinding Co. Orlando P. Metcalf represents the complainant.
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United States
Fidelity Trust Company
Seaboard Portland Cement Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Seaboard National Cement Company
Atlantic Cement and Clinker Company
Atlantic Concrete Materials Company
Tron Directory and Bookbinding Company
Orlando P. Metcalf
French Cabinet's Policy Declaration Outlines Reforms
Paris reports the French Cabinet drafted a policy declaration to be read in the Chamber of Deputies. It includes a bill to tighten regional product protections, progress on the workmen's pension law due in July, rail state control, and a strong push for disciplined, orderly public services and vigorous national economic policy.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Doctors Honor Jacobi Elect Veteran New York Physician President
Dr. Abraham Jacobi of New York was elected President of the American Medical Association. W. Jarvis Barlow of Los Angeles became Vice President and Alexander Craig of Chicago was Secretary. Atlantic City was chosen for the 1912 convention. Jacobi is 85 and attended in absentia.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Abraham Jacobi
New York
American Medical Association
W. Jarvis Barlow
Alexander Craig
Chicago
Atlantic City
Jacobi
John B. Murphy
Carl Schurz
United States
Artist Walter Reeves Jumped Subway To Take Life
Walter H. Reeves 27, of 130 West 91st Street, jumped from the platform at Bleecker Street into the express track. He was rescued and taken to Bellevue Hospital, the authorities report, after attempting to end his life amid discouragement over employment prospects.
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Walter H. Reeves
West Ninety-first Street
Bleecker
Bellevue Hospital
Neever
Senators Clash Over Canadian Reciprocity Debate
In the Senate, insurgent Cummins defends tariff reform while Williams leads the minority against reciprocity. The session emphasizes forcing insurgents to speak or vote as a vote on the measure looms, with plans for extended or evening sessions and a possible end-of-July vote.
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Washington
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
John Sharp Wiliams
Mississippi
House
Canada
Bailey
Texas
Williams
Payne-Aldrich
Mr. Cummins
Vedrines Wins Calais Stage In Tough European Air Race
Seven contestants reached Calais after a difficult sixth stage from Roubaix amid strong winds. Vedrines led the field with Vidart and Beaumont close behind. Renaud failed to complete the distance, and Kimmerling survived a squall landing. Vedrines earns a 2000 prize from Calais. The seventh stage to Dover is postponed.
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Calais
Roubaix
Vidart
Vedrines
Beaumont
Renaud
Valentine
Train
Prevot
Kimmerling
Garros
Gibert
Dover
Love Seeks Custody as Daughter Found in Newport
Sidney C. Love, once of Chicago and New York, learned his daughter is in Newport Rhode Island under two nurses and guarded by detectives. He disappeared at the same time and his lawyers refuse to disclose his whereabouts. It is believed he has gone east to gain possession of the child amid legal battles with his wife.
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New York Times
Seattle
Wash
Sidney C. Love
Chicago
New York
Newport
R. I
Love
Mrs Hodge admits she killed Amann in Warren case
Philadelphia report states Stella Hodge 35 admits shooting Emil Amann by accident after a night ride near the Warren reservoir. Circumstantial evidence linked John M. Andrews to Amann's death, with Andrews convicted of murder previously. Police evidence includes a revolver and carriage details from the night of Jan. 27.
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Philadelphia
Emil Amann
Warren
Penn
Stella Hodge
John M. Andrews
Warren Water Works Company
Amann
Andrews
James Scarlet
Harrisburg
United States
Powder Trust
H. G. Silcox
Scarlet
Ts. Hodge
Silcox
Angfann
Woman linked to January shooting near Warren
Mrs. Stella Hodge, held in Philadelphia for the January shooting of Emil Amann in Warren, is a resident known in Warren for eight or nine years. Her maiden name is Hodge and she married Arthur E. Drake in Jamestown New York three years ago. Her parents reside in East Whitfield Bradford County Penn and a brother John works in Syracuse New York. Her recent work includes domestic service and a spell at the Emergency Hospital in Warren.
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Warren
Penn
Stella Hodge
Philadelphia
Emil Amann
Hodge
Arthur E. Drake
Jamestown
N. Y
East Whitfield
Bradford County
John
Syracuse
Sale Continues With Low Prices On Blum & Koch Straws
The sale runs today and closes tomorrow with Blum & Koch sample straws offered at a low price through Saks. Also featured are splittings, Milans, Mackinaws, and bathing suits at sharply reduced rates, plus underwear at 39 cents per garment and a full line of men’s suits and athletic wear.
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Blum & Koch
Saks
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Flis
Bonaparte
Kansas
Mr. Earle
Idy
Peole
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Harvard
Mr. Komas
George Fraziers
Promoter Segal
American Mar Refining Company
Lawfemas B. Harned
Seamen’s Union
Pen
Rose
Ator
Cee
Elco-Express
Elco
Avenue A
C. BR. R
West
8Th
Long Island Company
42D Street
City
Fidelity Trust Co
Carnegie Trust
Medical Association
Brussels
Prince de Nessole
Mrs. Hodge
Dence
J. M. Andrews
Broadway
Saks & Company
34Th Street
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