Guden Still Sheriff as Justice Gaynor Rules
Justice Gaynor of the Brooklyn Supreme Court voids Gov Odell’s removal of Sheriff Charles A. Guden, saying the governor acted without jurisdiction. Dike remains in office awaiting appellate action. Guden intends forcible possession if not restrained.
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Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Charles A. Guden
Kings County
Guden
Norman S. Dike
Odell
Hasbrouck
Kingston
Court House
Dike
Mr. Hasbrouck
Col. Dike
Wernerg
Justice Gaynor
Wernberg
Benjamin F. Tracy
Waldorf- Astoria
Tracy
Gen. Tracy
State of
New York
Albany
Justice Maddox
Justice Dickey
Justice Gaynor Rules on Removal of Kings County Sheriff
Judge Gaynor assesses Governor’s removal of Charles Guden from office under Section 2471A of the Civil Procedure Code. The case centers on whether pre term acts can justify removal and if the Governor had jurisdiction to try or remove before the sheriff’s term. The decision analyzes constitutional powers and potential usurpation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Guden
Kings County
Dike
Benjamin F. Tracy
J. A. Weinberg
Gilbert D. B. Easbrouck
Charles Guden
Morgan Gives Widow $100 in Honor of Engineer Hetzel
Mrs. George Hetzel, widow of Pennsylvania Railroad engineer Hetzel who died Feb 12 in an accident near Waverly, confirms a $100 check from J Pierpont Morgan. Morgan praised Hetzel as brave, recounting trips with Rockefeller and plans to help the widow further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
George Hetzel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waverly
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Philadelphia
Morgan
Hetzel
Mr. Morgan
Logging Outfit Packs Home From Pine Island
ANCIENT. LOGGING OUTFIT. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 22. A unique logging crew broke camp on Pine Island Vermilion Lake and returned to Tower after a winter contract with Tower Lumber Co. J Merrill and John Hanley led a small crew of one man and two aging horses aged seventy-nine, twenty one, and twenty three. They built their camp, cut roads, banked 100000 feet of pine, and did all camp work including cooking. Both men, aged sixty five and seventy eight, say another winter would renew them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Pine Island
Tower
Tower Lumber Company
Vermilion Lake
J. Merrill
John Hanley
Merrill
Hanley
Honor to Rev. Dr. Hale Sixty-eighth Birthday Celebration
Boston plans a March 22 commemorative program for Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale marking his eightieth birth anniversary on April 3. Senator Hoar will deliver the address with Hale to respond. Harvard President Eliot, Cecilia Orchestra Club, and a 21 member Executive Committee oversee events drawing leaders from 38 organizations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Senator Hoar
Dr.Hale
Hoar
Hale
Eliot
Harvard
Cecilia Orchestra Club
Windor Hotel Owner R Albrecht Found Dead in Georgia
R Richard Albrecht proprietor of the Windsor Hotel in New Brunswick was found dead this afternoon in Everett Georgia after disappearing a week earlier due to business troubles. He had taken a young son with him. The report does not mention the boy.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Richard Albrecht
Windsor
Everett
Albrecht
Bradley Beach recount to take case to Supreme Court
Monmouth County Board of Elections in Asbury Park recounts Bradley Beach mayoral vote from March 11. Forty six Pratt votes were initially rejected by the Borough Election Board but admitted upon county review, potentially altering an eighteen vote margin. They claim ink offset where ballots rolled in the box caused the marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Monmouth County Board of Elections
Justice Fort
Bradley Beach
Borough Election Board
Harry Pratt
A. T. Rogers
County Board
Supreme Court
Nugent Sent to Jail for Debt in Federal Court
W. T. Nugent of Louisville was committed to jail indefinitely by Judge Evans for contempt of court after failing to pay 14 000 to his late father F B Nugent’s creditors. The case stemmed from a 14 000 goods sale unresolved when ordered to turn over proceeds. The Supreme Court upheld Judge Evans after appellate reversal. Nugent sought a settlement but remaining failure led to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
United States Supreme Court
W. T. Nugent
Evans
F. B. Nugent
Young Nugent
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Nugent
Day
Independent Tammany Democrats plot to oust Senator Martin
Ernest Harvier Augustus Dreyer and other Independent Tammany Hall Democrats met at 311 Bleecker Street to campaign for removing Fifth Assembly District leader Bernard F Martin. Harvier claimed most election district captains favor change and urged harmony with other Democratic groups. Dreyer pressed for immediate resolutions but they were not moved.
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Ernest Harvier
Augustus Dreyer
Tammany Hall Democrats
Bleecker Street
Bernard F. Martin
Fifth Assembly
G. McAdams
Ernest Harrier
Martin
Senor Martin
Mr. Dreyer
Harrier
Low Rates to Arizona from New York Central
The New York Central offers colonists tickets from New York to Phoenix or Prescott for 52 dollars during March and April. Inquiries at New York Central ticket offices.
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Arizona
New York Central
New York
Phoenix
Prescott
President Worries Over Miles Case and Senate Opposition
Washington reports the Miles case strains the President as advisers oppose punishing Gen Miles for opposing the administration. Roosevelt hesitates, fearing Republican Senate backlash and endangering the Army Reorganization bill, amid rival views on Miles removal and Root testimony.
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New York Times
Washington
Gen. Miles
Schley
Miles
Congress
Senate
Admiral Schley
Hawley
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Gen
Secretary Root
Root
Col. Carter
Carter
Ailes
Chicago's New Laboratory at University of Chicago
Chicago March 22 A proposed new anatomy laboratory at the University of Chicago would be built on Marshall Field space opposite the campus and cost an estimated 500000 to 1000000 dollars. The larger facility would replace crowded spaces and accommodate the full medical college with advanced ventilation and equipment.
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Chicago
Ill
University of Chicago
Marshall Field
Department of Anatomy
Medical School
Rush
Midway
Beasley
Medical College
Bush Medical
Non-Partisan City Council Pledge Far Reaches Chicago
Chicago March 22 Non partisan group of Aldermen hopefuls sign the Municipal Voters League pledge to appoint all new committees without party bias. Over fifty candidates have connected themselves to the platform signaling broad support. Alderman Jacksont signs for the first time while Alderman Mayor has not yet signed but may before campaigns end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Municipal Voters’ League
League
Alderman Jacksont
Mayor
Window Glass Prices to Advance
The National Jobbers Association plans a bulk order of 1,000,000 boxes of glass with the Window Glass Manufacturers and has called a meeting in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on March 22 to discuss the move. The arrangement aims to push up prices as the industry anticipates higher costs and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
National Jobbers’ Association
Hofmann LST Recital at Carnegie Hall Today
Josef Hofmann performs in a Carnegie Hall recital today with reserved seats from 50 cents to 1 dollar. The program includes notable classical pieces and showcases Hofmann’s renowned technique and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Hofmann
Carnegie An
Window Glass Makers Plan Price Increase in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts a meeting on April 1 where the American Window Glass Company and the Co operative Federation of Window Glass Manufacturers will join in a pooling and price agreement. The manufacturers will raise prices, with a suspected 10 percent advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Window Glass Company
The
Co-operative Federation of Window Glass Manufacturers
Fox Huntress Falls During Fox Hunt in South Carolina
Lady Constance Mackenzie, visiting Aiken, fell from her horse during the season end fox hunt near Columbia. The experienced rider was thrown ten feet after the horse struck a hole, landing hard and sustaining bruises but aiming to travel to New York for a Europe voyage starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Mackenzie
W. C. Whitney
Aiken
New York Times
Columbia
S. C
Constance
New York
Europe
Tuesay
United Steel Corp Wins Ore Shipping Contract Battle
Duluth Minnesota March 22 A number of ships left the grain trade as United States Steel Corporation leased ore transportation for the season. The firm refused to pay 60 to 70 cents a ton for ore from the head of Lake Superior to Lake Erie ports, and ship owners would not contract for less. The company has agreed to ship 1 500 000 tons at 75 cents a ton, signaling a victory and likely follow on with more contracts. The move should save about 300 000 dollars on outside tonnage. About 3 000 000 bushels of wheat have been contracted for before the season, coal contracts not yet made but expected next week for several million tons at about 30 cents a ton to Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
United Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
United States Steel Corporation
Fuller Syndicate Adds 1000 Steel Coal Cars for WV Central
The Fuller Syndicate, bidder for the Western Maryland Railroad, expanded plans with the West Virginia Central by contracting 1,000 steel coal cars of 50 tons each at a cost of $1,350,000. Delivery begins next month, to handle a 50 percent uptick in output. Davis Coal and Coke also signed contracts to ship over 1,000,000 tons more coal in the year starting July 1, including 500,000 tons annually for five years to tidewater and New England ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fuller Syndicate
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg Railway
Western Maryland Railroad
West Virginia Central
E. L. Fuller
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Coal Department
Tidewater
New England
Prehistoric copper pickaxe found near Lake Gogebic
A. C. Hargraves unearthed a 23 inch tempered copper pick from the shore of Lake Gogebic near Ironwood. The tool shows a central binding point for a wood handle and is as hard as steel, with tempering unknown today. the largest copper tool found in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Lake
Gogebic
Here
A. C. Hargraves
Paderewski Sleeps After Midnight Car Ride in Chicago
Ignace Jan Paderewski could not sleep in a hotel and preferred his private Rambler car. After a restless night amid Chicago noise, a servant guided a carriage from the Rambler near the Twelfth Street viaduct to the Auditorium where he slept until noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Paderewski
Mr. Kendrick
The
Santa Fé
Twelfth Street
Wabash Avenue
China not barred from fair, dispatch incorrect claim
A Washington dispatch stating the St Louis Exposition's organic law bans Chinese exhibitors is denied as incorrect. There is no such provision, though a similar clause appeared in the Mitchell Exclusion bill. lawmakers will decide if the bill affects Chinese exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dispatch
Washington
Hudson River Traction Company Incorporation
Hudson River Traction Company with capital 1,100,000 was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey. The firm may build and operate street railways. Founders include Samuel B. Lawrence Henry C. Everdell both of New York and George B. Hanford of East Orange.
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Trenton
N. J
Hudson River Traction Company
Samuel B. Lawrence
Henry C. Everdell
New York
George B. Hanford
East Orange
Travel Tickets From New York to Phoenix or Prescott
Will sell colonists tickets from New York to Phoenix or Prescott for 52 dollars. Inquire at New York Central ticket offices.
Civic Federation Averts Major East Coast Paper Strike
The National Civic Federation brokered a deal to end a potential strike that would have halted about 50,000 workers across 20 to 30 paper mills including International Oper, Great Northern Paper Co, Parsons & Co, and Taggart Paper. Leaders from the federation and unions met at Mission Building to forge a yearlong agreement guiding future labor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
International Oper Company
Great Northern Paper Company
Parsons & Co
Taggert Paper Company
Mission Building
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Oscar S. Straus
Henry White
United Garment Workers
Ralph M. Easley
C. W. Moulton
Chisholm
International Paper
Great Northern Company
Brewery Strikes Loom in Boston and Rochester
In Boston on March 22, 1500 brewery workers demand an eight hour day with no wage cut and overtime pay for firemen. Master Brewers oppose eight hour limits and overtime, threatening a citywide shutdown on April 1 affecting bartenders. In Rochester a strike appears likely as 500 workers prepare to vote while contracts near expiry May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tin workers in Pittsburg balk plan for summer operation
Four thousand tin house workers employed by the American Tin Plate Company may refuse to continue the current agreement this summer. The Tin Workers International Protective Association executive committee in Pittsburg voted to refer the proposal to a referendum, with results to be announced at the New Castle meeting the first Tuesday in May. The company plans to close key contracts with canning, roofing and builder interests, and cites strike clauses as unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Tin Workers International Protective Association
New Castle
Canning
President Francis’s Peril at World’s Fair Runaway
Two horses bolted with President D R Francis and Director Isaac S Taylor across the World’s Fair site. The team dragged the carriage into a deep channelway exposure where mud and water bogged the wheels. The occupants crawled free as the frightened horse and carriage sank in the mud.
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ST. Louis
D. R. Francis
Isaac S. Taylor
Exposition Runaway Wreck Halts Work
Thousands watched as a carriage and horses toppled from an embankment during a riverfront inspection. President Francis and Director of Works escaped with minor injuries, while workmen and sightseers feared fatalities. The driver and officials were shaken but uninjured after a traction engine frightened the team.
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Francis
Taylor
James Wilcox Found Guilty in Nellie Cropsey Murder
In Elizabeth City North Carolina on March 22 1902 the jury found James Wilcox guilty of first degree murder in the Nellie Cropsey case. The judge ordered execution by hanging on April 25 with appeals possible to the Supreme Court.
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Nellie Cropsey
Elizabeth City
N. C
James Wilcox
Jones
Wilcox
Supreme Court
Plans for a hardware combine perfected in New York
Secret negotiations in New York have secured options on major hardware firms including Simmons in St. Louis and Hibard Spencer & Bartlett in Chicago. Simmons will not join. its stock to be transferred to a trust valued over seven million dollars. Options on others expire April 1 as talks to form a national combine proceed amid undisclosed backing.
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ST. Louis
New York City
United States
Simmons Hardware Company
Simmons Company
Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett Company
Chicago
Bindley Hardware Company
Pittsburg
Bigelow & Dowse
Boston
Supplee Hardware Company
Philadelphia
Combine
Trust
E. C. Simmons
Wallace D. Simmons
New York
Isaac W. Morton
Huge Log Raft Adrift In Bangor Flood
In Bangor Maine on March 22 five million feet of logs from Katahdin Pulp and Paper and Jordan Lumber washed away by Mattawamkeag River ice jams. Logs drift toward the sea as efforts try to stop them along the banks. Penobscot Valley flood damage estimated 500000 to 1000000 dollars including bridges buildings logs and lumber. City recovering and rail traffic resumes as first steamers are awaited Monday.
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Bangor
Katahdin Pulp and Paper Company
Jordan Lumber Company
Mattawamkeag
Penobscot
Ensley Development Company Formed in Birmingham Area
The Ensley Development Company with 200000 capital stock has been organized led by Douglass Gordon of Baltimore as president and Hugh M Horton of Birmingham as secretary and GM. T P Grasty of Baltimore is an interested party. It has acquired 350 acres around Ensley and will develop it awaiting new industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ensley Development Company
Douglass Gordon
Baltimore
International Trust Company
Hugh M. Horton
T. P. Grasty
Ensley
Northern Indiana Traction Company Formed in Richmond
The Northern Indiana Traction Company organized in Richmond with capital of 800000, led by Clarence Storm Orvis and Charles E. Orvis of New York along with Ralph H. Beach and W E Simpson. Bond issue planned at 1500000. C E Shackford named supervising engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Northern Indiana Traction Company
New York
Clarence Storm Orvis
Charles E. Orvis
Ralph H. Beach
W. E. Simpson
C. E. Shackford
Alaska carries lumber from Alpena to Toledo docks
The steamer Alaska arrived in Detroit from Alpena carrying 400000 feet of lumber. Owned by Riebenac of Alpena, the vessel was reported as the season’s first boat from upper lake ports, en route to Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Upper Lake Ports
Alaska
Alpena
Toledo
Riebenac of
Grand Central Station Buzzes With Trains On Busy Day
Within minutes of seventy seven hotels fifty five clubs forty four theatres and thousands of residences Grand Central Station of the New York Central sees a train every hour for the North and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Station
New York Central
Adv
Florence Burns Freed After Five Weeks in Tombs
Florence Burns is discharged by Justice Mayer after a prolonged preliminary examination in the Court of Special Sessions. The decision hinges on the belboy Washington testimony and the police identification methods, with prosecutors crestfallen and Burns escorted from the Tombs amid a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Brooks
Glen Island
Florence Burns
Justice Mayer
Court of Special Sessions
Collby
Parker
Reardon
George Washington
Washington
Jerome
Foster L. Backus
Sergt. Langdon
Scchurman
Franklin Street
Oscar W. van der Bosch
White Street
Fourth Avenue
Schurman
Backus
Mr. Schurman
Krotel
Ruth Dunn
Brooks
Walter Brooks
Mayer
Reco
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DR. Hale
R. Albrecht
Everett, Ga
Pratt
Mr. Roosevelt
University On
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West Virginia Central Railroad
Michigan
China
Civic Federation
Rochester
Focal Brewing Companies
Buffalo
Brewery Workers’ Union
American Tin Company
St. Louis Exposition Grounds
Ensley Company of
Alabama
New Traction Company
Florence
Justice Mayor
Ter Brooks
Meth
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