Morgan admits ousting Mellen defending father in ICc hearings
J P Morgan Jr says he asked Mellen to resign as New Haven president and accepts responsibility while defending his father J P Morgan Sr amid claims of influence over the railroad. He asserts records are available and all sides should be examined by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Hamel Plunge in Transatlantic Flight Hopes Fades
May 25 London report says Gustav Hamel is presumed dead after his disappearance in the transatlantic attempt. Mackay Edgar, his backer, declines to replace him and says the flight is off for now.
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NEW York Times
London
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Mackay Edgar
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Edgar
Auto truck kills boy and injures another in New York street
Patrick Burke aged 13 was crushed by a five ton truck on West Thirty sixth Street while two youths swung from a rope. Edward McAdams aged 10 was injured when the truck struck him and hurled him fifteen feet. Three laborers charged with criminal negligence were arraigned and paroled to their counsel until the inquest.
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Man Held Over Threats To Hyde Family In Greenwich
Joseph Deutsch, former employee of Seymour L. Hyde, is to be evaluated by a medical commission in Probate Court to determine his sanity after four years of threats against Hyde and his wife. Police arrested Deutsch Sunday as he entered the Hyde estate armed with a revolver, vowing to kill.
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Conn
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Seymour L. Hyde
New York
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Won’t Sing Without Pay At All Souls Church
Asheville May 25 All Souls Church funded by the late George W Vanderbilt faces a choir salary dispute. Mrs Vanderbilt refuses to cover choir pay beyond director F Flaxington Harker. Choir members offered to volunteer but refused, agreeing to stay only a month.
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Rockefeller Fails to Sign Personal Tax Return in Ohio
John D. Rockefeller did not sign the required personal property tax return in Ohio by the 10 A M deadline. His attorneys had offered a schedule last week but it lacked his signature, prompting tax assessors to prepare a list of holdings valued in the billions. The dispute also touches The Disputed Boundary, a painting valued at $75,000, with back taxes projected at $3,202.50.
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Jacob Riis in Deteriorating Health in Barre
In Barre Massachusetts on May 25 Jacob A Riis showed a marked decline. Dr W foftes said Riis might not survive the night and could live only a few days. He was much weaker, ate little, and remained largely semi conscious through the day.
Roosevelt to Jump Into Fight At Once
Col Roosevelt plans to issue a statement before leaving for Spain to attend his son Kermit’s wedding. He weighs tariff reform and Wilson policies after consulting Progressive leaders and Judge Lindsey. A Washington conference with Progressive leaders tomorrow may fix his approach before meeting President Wilson at the White House.
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Indiana
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Hartford, Conn
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Connecticut
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Outlook Office
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Miner Threatens the Rockefellers at Lindsey Meeting
A Colorado judge notes hope for peaceful resolution as a miner facing demands against the Rockefellers speaks at a Lindsey gathering. Authorities monitor the situation for potential escalation and urge restraint from all parties.
Home Rule Passes and Ulster Quiet Amid Tense Runup
James Gord, Colorado miners’ head, warned at Beethoven Hall that if Wilson removes troops and cedes to the militia, miners will confront John D Rockefeller. He recalled Ludlow and warned of mass organized resistance if the Rockefellers evade punishment. Ulster braces as Ireland’s Home Rule bill clears third reading in Commons. Belfast quiet, Dublin celebratory, Limerick bands massed.
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Ode to Carnegie Statue in Dunfermline Unveiling
London reports the Dunfermline statue of Andrew Carnegie will be unveiled on June 11. An ode set to Ecclesiasticus praises famous men and will be sung by a 50 voice choir with a band and trumpeters.
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Religion of the Future Ties Service to Church Life
Dr. C. R. Brown dean of Yale School of Religions argues the religion to come will pivot on service and church role in contemporary life. The Times previews the discussion in next Sunday's issue.
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Huerta Plans Leave of Absence and Exit From Mexico
Refugees from Mexico City report Gen. Huerta intends to take a six week health leave starting June 1 and then depart covertly via Vera Cruz aboard a warship bound for Europe. They say he expects rebels or American troops to control Mexico City before the leave ends and aims to rebuild the railway for a swift retreat. Huerta reportedly cares little for Mexico City or its inhabitants.
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Art sale nets 1 400 000 as Scott collection transfers
Paris dealer Jacques Seligmann buys the Scott collection of eighteenth century works of art tapestries and French furniture once housed at Rue Laffitte for 1 400 000 The sale follows a London court decision in Lady Sackville's favor ending a contested will that left Sir John Murray Scott's estate to her The deal includes items such as a Marie Antoinette era chandelier and Houdon bust with values cited up to 250 000 and 50 000 respectively
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Peace plan nears as US Mexican mediators push agreement
Niagara Falls Ont May 23 progress in Mexico mediation suggests an accord by week end. United States and Mexican delegates seek peace with Huerta’s retirement, a provisional government, and land reform to be defined in the final framework.
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Cleveland Lumber Yard Fire Million Dollar Loss.
Fire in Cleveland flats caused an estimated 1 million dollars in damage destroying much of the Centra viaduct’s southern access. Fisher & Wilson and Martin Barris lumber yards suffered major destruction while Saginaw Bay Lumber and Elevator A S of Cleveland Grain were badly damaged. A west wind spread embers as spectators watched a nearby circus.
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Weds in Death House Before Execution
Raffael Longa of Elizabeth marries Maria Maurane in the electric chair death house at Trenton State Prison. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Father Polombi as Longa faces death for the 1912 murder of Antonio Nygliare. The couple had prior religious vows in Italy in 1890 but no civil marriage.
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Italy
Missing motor boat party from Elizabethport
Relatives and friends fear for Raymond Ludwirz years old of Filbert Street Thomas Hertucill 1L of Westfield Avenue Robert Martin 25 of Westfield Avenue and Stephen Daithbrooky Sir of Clanton Street Roselle after they failed to return from a fishing trip. The party left Elizabethport in a motor boat owned by Tandwik and Bertacilli about 4 am yesterday heading to Rockaway for a day of fishing. A second party including Frank Derilla of Westfield Avenue Roselle Park started back late yesterday afternoon. Derilla reported Derilla lost sight of the other boat near Elizabethport. Police chief Birmingham has alerted life saving stations and nearby departments. no trace of men or boat has been found.
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Stephen Daithbrooky
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Big sailing ship ashore reported near Cuban cape
Washington May 25 Capt Hayden of the Naval Station at Key West reports a radiogram from the steamship Parismina in latitude 22 08 n longitude 85 05 w that a large full rigged ship was sighted apparently stranded on the west end of Cape Holland ten miles east of Cape San Antonio Cuba The notice mentions Harvard or Oxford and gold or shell eyeglasses as stray lines in the text.
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