Socialist pastors foresee revolt over church reform
The National Christian Socialist Conference opened in New York with sermon clashes over revolution and blood. Speakers warned of widespread upheaval, with some pastors claiming martyr status for leaving established churches. The gathering pursued a “social message” linking Christianity to socialism and industrial democracy, amid pressure and silence tactics.
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Markydom
National Christian Socialist Conference
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Eliot White
Western Massachusetts
Worcester
A. W. Wilson
Ridgefield
N. J
E. A. Wasson
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Newark
Wilson
New York City
Christian Socialist Fellowship
Jesus
Lfe
Parkside Presbyterian Church
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Carnegie Hall
Mary Sanford
John Spargo
Roosevelt
Stephen S. Wise
Austria
Bullet in tongue mistaken for cancer revealed in court
Two men, cousins, involved in a street shooting on East 111th Street led to Antonio Di Blasio being misdiagnosed with tongue cancer for days. A courtroom visit and surgery at Harlem Hospital uncovered a flattened 4 caliber bullet embedded in his tongue.
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East 111Th Street
Crain
Antonio di Blasio
di Blasio
Papril 17
East
111Th Street
Li Blasio
Rienzo
Blasio
Tdi Blasio
Harlem
House of Detention
di Rienzo
Patient Stabs Orderly in Newark City Hospital
John M. Shea, patient in Newark City Hospital's alcoholic ward, stabbed orderly Ernest M. Lacree in the back with a pair of shears. Shea said the act followed insults about his wife by Lacree during a visit. Lacree's wound is described as trivial. Supt. Talbot will investigate.
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John M. Shea
Newark
N. J
Ernest M. Lacree
Shea
City Hospital
Charles E. Talbot
Sacree
Woman Threatens Police, Patrolman Flees For Life
Patrolman William J. O'Brien faced trial on charges of running from a woman who threatened to shoot him at 18 Beekman Place while serving a subpoena on Mrs Anne Crack. After seven witnesses, the court found him guilty and reserved decision. O'Brien and Samuel Levy fled down the stairs as the woman ordered them out.
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Wiliam J. O’brien
East Fifty-first Street
Hanson
O'Brien
Beekman Place
Samuel Levy
Anne Crack
Levy
Fewer Hearst Gains as Count Proceeds in Eight Boxes
Report notes limited success for Hearst campaign as tallies continue. Justice Lambert aims to expedite the count amid ongoing results for the mayoral race.
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Hearst
Election District Recap Shows Hearst Net Gain
Summary of official recounts across districts for the Fourth and Eighth Assembly seats. Hearst gains range from 1 to 6 votes per district with McClellan leading or trailing in several counts. Total Hearst gain on 16 boxes is 85 votes and 17 new votes yesterday.
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Hearst J
Hearst Yaupsbosa Kee
MccClellans
Hearst Speed RiearSteas
Ccs
Eee
Eees
Hearst
Fourth Assembly District
Eighth Assembly District
Eighth Assembly
Eal Taocatro
Fourth Assembly
Mayoralty recount shows Hearst gain amid box by box tally
The recount before Justice Lambert and a jury shows Hearst gaining 85 votes from 16 boxes, with McClellan adding 3 in one district. Officials debate box tampering and ballot identification while two disputed districts show reversed tallies. The judge plans to open four boxes at a time and may extend sessions through Saturdays and potentially at night.
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Supreme Court
Lambert
Hearst
McClellan
Clarence J. Shearn
McClelan
Justice Lambert
MacClellan
Hearst Party
Eighth Assembly
Fourth Assembly
Statue Unveiling Planned for John Mackay Legacy
Roslyn, I. May 29. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay will leave Harbor Hill next Wednesday for the West for a month. They will attend the June 10 unveiling of a statue of the late John Mackay at the University of Nevada in Reno and the dedication of Mackay Mining Buildings.
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John Mackay
Roslyn
I. S
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hill
West
Reno
Nev
University of Nevada
Mackay
Mackay Mining
Betts Academy Closes Stamford Site After Fire
Stamford marks end of Betts Academy era as W. J. Betts opts not to rebuild on Strawberry Hill. The school will unite with Brunswick School of Greenwich after the January fire destroyed the Stamford campus.
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Stamford
Conn
Betts Academy
W. J. Betts
Strawberry Hill
Brunswick |Chool
Greenwich
Hughes on Forged Letters Denounced in Albany Report
Governor Hughes was briefed on the forged color coded letters sent to lawmakers concerning race track bills. The letters, mailed from Wall Street Post Office, misrepresented constituents and signatures, prompting talks of investigation and possible action. Senator Page departed for New York with most letters, vowing action against those responsible.
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New York Times
Albany
Wall Street
Post Office
New York
Broooklyn
Page
Gov. Hughes
Judge rules against state in canal railroad settlement
Supreme Court Justice George H. Fitts decided against Attorney General Jackson's claim that the New York Ontario & Western Railroad must return 117000 dollars paid after canal board approval. The 1906 settlement concerned damages from rerouted tracks and a bridge in Oneida County. The court found the state board lacked fraud in the contract and its action should stand.
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Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court
George H. Fitts
Jackson
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Company
Old State Canal Board
Oneida County
Justice Fitts
State Board
Ferris Clarifies Thaw Transfer Authority at Matteawan
Albany May 29 Dr A W Ferris president of the State Commission in Lunacy says Thaw cannot be moved from Matteawan State Hospital for the Insane without commission approval. He asserts the commission has complete jurisdiction over a patient at Matteawan with criminal tendencies and notes the legal question of court power to override.
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Albany
N. Y
A. W. Ferris
State Commission In
Matteawan
Ferris
New Probation Home for Girls Becomes Permanent Waverly House
The former Pro bation Home at 165 West Tenth Street is to be run by the New York Probation Association as the Waverly House with a Board of Directors led by Ex Judge Whitman. Major gifts from Andrew Carnegie, Mrs Russell Sage, Milton Einstein and others fund a year of operation totaling $7,865 of $10,000.
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Andrew Carnegie
Russell Sage
Milton Einstein
Probation Home
West Tenth Street
Miss Maudeck
Miner
Waverly House
New York Probation) Association
Charles 8. Whitman
William H. Baldwin, Jr
Edward T. Devine
Miss Miner
William B. Rice
V. G. Simkovitch
Stella A. Miner
Charles S. MacLean
Kernochan
Corrigan
Homer Folks
John M. Glenn
Einstein
Carnegie
Brooklyn Boy Dies After Ice Projectile Incident
Disappearance of 14 year old Edward Doherty from Amity Street Brooklyn is explained by Bartelle Certato who says Doherty swam with him and Carnello Utargo who allegedly threw a piece of ice from a pier striking Doherty on the head. Doherty sank and was not recovered. Utargo and Certato were arrested by police.
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Edward Doherty
Amity Street
Brooklyn
Bartelle Ceratto
Columbia Street
Doherty
Sone
Carnello Utargo
Pacific Street
Utargo
Rabid Dog That Bit Pupils At Public School 23 Identified
Pasteur Institute reports a dog that bit three children at Public School 23 in Richmond had true rabies. Autopsy by Department of Health experts confirmed the infection. The children from Mariners Harbor were sent to hospital for Pasteur treatment immediately after the injuries.
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Pasteur Institute
Richmond
Department of Health
Mariners’ Harbor
Pasteur
Debate Over Bryan Nomination Sketched At Denver Convention
Democratic leaders estimate Bryan at 613 votes with 480 pledged plus 1338 possible, while Johnson supporters count 383 opposed to Bryan and foresee a dark horse contingency. The piece lists states with Bryan delegates and uninstructed totals, detailing factors that could block or threaten Bryan’s first ballot nomination.
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William J. Bryan
Denver
Bryan
Johmson
Johnson
Dark Horse
Idaho
Arkansas
Oregon
New Mexico
Kentucky
Virginia
Mississippi
Galt
Porto Rico
Ceresseres
Eldeorgia
Maryland
North Carolina
Vermont
Sasseseccees
Colorado
Bryan Denies Rumor On Parker Chairmanship
William J. Bryan is on a speaking tour in Nebraska and South Dakota. A report claimed he favored Judge Parker as Chair of the Resolutions Committee at the Denver Democratic Convention. Bryan denied discussing the chairmanship and continued his campaign with planned speeches through Wednesday.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
South Dakota
Parker
Denver
Verdal
Resolutions Committee
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Bonesteel
Lincoln
Scoffen
Judge Atten LP
Parker Rem
Resolutics Committee
Burton to Name Taft at Chicago Convention
Washington reports that Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio will present Taft's name to the Chicago Convention. Burton, a close adviser, will travel to Hot Springs, Virginia for rest and to prepare his nominating address. Senator Dolliver and others plan seconding speeches for Taft.
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Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Taft
Chicago
Burton
Hot Springs
Dolliver
Iowa
Iowa Will Make A Seconding Speech On Mr. Taft
George Knight
California
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senator Long
Kansas
Bryan to be nominated for Presidency at Denver Convention
Reliable authority reports Omaha Assistant City Attorney J J Dunn will place William J Bryan in nomination for the Presidency at the Denver Convention with Representative J Thomas Heflin of Alabama among those to second the nomination.
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Washington
J. J. Dunn
Omaha
Neb
William J. Bryan
Denver
Alabama
Customs Receipts for May Provide Bright Outlook
May customs receipts totaled 12 303 742 at the port. Col Fowler, Collector of the Port, says the outlook for import business is very bright despite a weaker month versus last year. Analysts expect annual totals to fall short of the previous fiscal year.
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Col. Fowler
Fifty Three Haffen Employes Dropped From Payroll
Borough President Haffen in the Bronx drops fifty three city workers from payrolls yesterday. The group includes engineers and redmen with fourteen in Highways twenty two in Topographical and seventeen in Sewer Department. Salaries ranged from 1500 to 1950 dollars annually.
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Haffen
Bronx
Department of Highways
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