Tariff Reform Leader Heads New Tariff Board
President Taft names a three member Tariff Commission to apply maximum and minimum rates. Members are Henry C. Emery James B. Reynolds Alvin E. Sanders with expert staff as needed. Salaries to be funded by a $75 000 congressional appropriation.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
New Tariff Commission
United States
Henry C. Emery
Yale
James B. Reynolds
Massachusetts
the Treasury
Alvin E. Sanders
Chicago
MacVeagh
Tariff Commission
House of Representatives
Commission
Board of Experts
Congress
Senate
Washington
White House
Foreign Tariff Board
Henry Crosby Emery a Yale Professor and Tariff Reform Advocate
Special to The New York Times from New Haven Connecticut details Henry Crosby Emery a Yale Professor of Political Economy noted as a radical tariff reformer. Born December 21 1872 in Ellsworth Maine Emery studied at Bowdoin Harvard and Berlin and taught at Bowdoin then Columbia before joining Yale in 1900. He wrote on economics including a work on speculation in stock and produce exchanges.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Henry Crosby Emery
Arthur T. Hadley
Hadley
Yale University
Yale
William Graham Sumner
Sumner
Emery
Bryan
Ellsworth
Bowdoin College
Harvard
Columbia
University of Berlin
Bowdoin
United States
Notable Early American Livestock Pioneers and Allied Officials
Alvin H. Sanders of Chicago born 1861 in Iowa lineage of The Western Stock Journal 1869 and The Breeders' Gazette 1878 guides through Cornell and Chicago College of Law not practicing law joining family business. James Burton Reynolds born 1870 in Saratoga after Dartmouth becomes journalist and editor before serving as Assistant Secretary in 1904 under Roosevelt.
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New York Times
Chicago
Alvin H. Sanders
Talleyrand
Iowa
United States
Western Stock Journal
Sanders
Breeders’ Gazette
Cornell University
Chicago College of Law
American Reciprocal Tariff League
James Burton Reynolds
Saratoga
N. Y
Dartmouth College
Boston Advertiser and Record
Washington
New York Press
Boston
Massachusetts
Velt
Carpenter John Jansson Arrested for Forged Check Worth 18
John Jansson a 59-year-old carpenter of 2059 Eighth Avenue was jailed in $1500 bail by Magistrate Cornell in Yorkville Court on a grand jury forgery charge. He allegedly forged an $18 check dated July 95 drawn on the Fifth Avenue Bank to Lizzie Boman and cashed by bakery keeper Hanpah Strauss. The case links Alexander Davidson to forged vouchers. Davidson is an undertaker and church sexton.
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John Janssan
Eighth Avenue
Cornell
Yorkville
Fifth Avenue
Lizzie Boman
Alexander Davidson
Hanpah
Strauss
Church of Heavenly Rest
Forty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue Bank
Jansson
Ireland
Vaudeville Star Mike Donlin Arrested for Assault
Mike Donlin, former baseball star turned vaudevillian, was arrested at West Thirtieth Street station on an assault charge from Edward Danforth of Cedarhurst. Danforth alleges Donlin jumped from a car and struck him near the Knickerbocker Hotel, with Donlin also allegedly striking Brennan of Brooklyn when he tried to help. Donlin claimed Danforth insulted his wife, prompting the stop, and he declined bail from Danforth to avoid delaying Cedarhurst duties.
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Mike” Donlin
Vaudeville
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Thirtieth Street
Edward Danforth
Cedarhurst
L. I. le
Max Isman
Philadelphia
Danforth
Donlin
Atlantic City Faces Sunday Open as Saloon Fight Persists
Atlantic City preparations hinge on last minute changes as saloonkeepers plan to open tomorrow amid reform opposition. Hotel interests expect a crowded beach day while Mayor Stoys militia orders are contested as state detectives continue to close gambling houses, particularly in the negro district.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Stoy
Goldenberg
Car Wreck Lifts Taxi Struck by Southbound Auto
Hamilton B. Andrews, Yale guard from 1907, escaped injury when a southbound car lifted a passing taxi onto the curb at Seventh Avenue and Forty-second Street. Andrews exited the taxi, gave details to a policeman, and continued to the Alpha Delta Phi Club at 136 West Forty-fifth Street. The taxi driver, Michael Aspell of 249 Ninth Avenue, was unhurt. The incident caused a crowd to form and traffic to halt about fifteen minutes. The taximeter allegedly ran up eighty nine miles before stopping after separation from the car wheels.
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Seventh Avenue
Forty-second Street
Hamilton B. Andrews
Yale
Alpha Delta Phi
West Forty-fifth Street
Whitridge
Michael Aspell
Ninth Avenue
Mr. Andrews
Burro Upward at Crawford House in White Mountains
Visitors at Crawford House atop the height of land near Crawford Notch in the White Mountains of New Hampshire can rest the automobile and ride a Dosky Se Burro to mountain trails. The scene offers scenic routes to Mt Avalon Mt Clinton and Mt Washington with Colorado burros on hand for guided trips. A novelty mountain outing promises meals and forest views above the clouds.
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Crawford Notch
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Willard
Mt. Avalon
Mt. Clinton
Sum of
Washington
al Range
Crawford House
Crawford
Death by Own Action Shocks London Suburb
Mrs. Lawrence Perin of New York shot and killed herself at the Harrow-on-the-Hill home of Mr and Mrs Ackroyd where she was their guest. An inquest will be held Monday. Her husband Mr Perin had recently sailed to New York for business. Mrs Perin was sister of artist Mrs Julian Story and was secretly married in 1904 to a Baltimore man.
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NEW York Times
London
Lawrence Perin
New York
Ackroyd
Harrow-on-the-Hill
Perin
Philadelphia
Jane Gordon Sartori
Victor A. Sartori
Switzerland
Julian Story
D. Murray Bohlen
Bohlen
New York Times Today Six Section Issue Outline
The notification lists six parts including Picture, News, Cable News, Sporting, Magazine, and Fashion and Dramatic sections for today. It resembles a contents page describing structure and section names without article details.
Lawrence Perin Receives News of Wife’s Death
At the Waldorf Astoria Lawrence Perin said he received a cable from his sister in law about noon reporting his wife’s accident and another cable stating it was fatal. He noted he and his wife traveled Europe in April and spent two months in France and Germany before returning to America. He distrusted suicide and believed his wife did not take her own life.
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Lawrence Perin
Waldorf-Astoria
Europe
France
Germany
America
Philadelphia Social Ties in Sartori and Perin Wedding
In Philadelphia on September 11 Mrs Lawrence Perin formerly Miss Jane Gordon Sartori of the city, daughter of the late Gen Victor A Sartori. The couple married in New York after a secret elopement following Sartori’s earlier disappearance from Delancey Place.
Sister-in-Law Hears News of Mrs Perin Accident
Baltimore report cites Marie Louise Perin receiving a cable announcing her sister-in-law Mrs Perin suffered a serious accident in England. The piece recalls Lawrence Perin's erratic behavior, brief hospitalizations, and his 1900s ventures before leaving Baltimore for New York.
Peary Discovers Glinting Land in Polar Quest Tale
Reports from St John’s say Commander Peary told Capt. Neilsen that a new land lies about 200 miles south of the pole. The Roosevelt, damaged by ice, stood off Battle Harbor while repairs and preparations for New York exhibit were discussed.
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New York Times
ST. John’s
N. F
Taff
Battle Harbor
Commander Peary
Roosevelt
Capt
Neilsen
Pole
Peary
Polar
Henson
Bartlett
Marvin
Labrador
Nielson
New York
Littleton Island
North Sydney
Oakum
Assize Harbor
Southern Cross
Charity of Boston Passenger Averts Ocean Tragedy
On the Mauretania voyage Martin BE Joyce of Charlestown saved a New York business man from jumping overboard. The man had left money and valuables in rooms after sending alarming notes, prompting a rapid response and search aboard the ship.
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New York Times
Boston
Martin BE
Joyce
Charlestown
New York
Peary copyright ruling sustains Tribune claim
Judge Grosscup issued a second injunction against The Chicago Examiner, barring use of the Peary north pole discovery story copyrighted by The New York Times and published by The Chicago Tribune. The ruling upholds Peary’s rights under the new copyright law and warns of harsh contempt penalties for violations.
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New York Times
Chicago
Peter 5. Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Chicago Examiner
Peary
North Pole
Tur New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Mayer
Grosscup
McKinley
New York
Hand
United States District Court
New York World
New York Sun
Legal procedure in New Je Delatour Gingws Aie
In New Jersey a legal procedure is noted involving a pending case. The fragment references Lemon Soda and a local matter with unclear parties, outlining a formal action but lacking details. The terse text points to court activity without specifying docket numbers or outcomes.
Peary Discovers North Pole From Polar Ship Roosevelt
Commander Peary reached Indian Harbor Labrador aboard the Roosevelt on Sept 5 and announced the discovery of the North Pole via Marconi wireless. The expedition, ferried by ice and storms, carried Eskimos and dogs, with two Eskimos reaching the pole. The ship used sails to conserve coal and awaited telegraphic news before heading south on Sept 7.
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New York Times
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Marconi Wireless
Cape Ray
N. F
Peary
Co. A. Jerrett
Tyson Drives Auto Again
Greenwich Conn Sept 11 John Hamilton Tyson the Young Riverside millionaire known as a victim of motor mania has appeared on the street again sitting between pillows and driving his racing car His face shows bruises from a week ago when his car overturned but he will not give up motoring.
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New York Times
Greenwich, Conn
John Hamilton Tyson
Riverside
Train wreck rescue ends in fatality at Duquoin
In Duquoin Illinois Samuel Owens a section hand was struck and killed while trying to lift a handler from the track to avert a wreck of a special train carrying railroad officials including J T Harahan en route to E H Harriman funeral. Owens body was hurled over 100 yards.
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Duquoin
J. T. Harahan
E. H Harriman
Samuel Owens
Owens
Nazimova’s Horse Runs Wild in Port Chester Mishap
Mme Alla Nazimova’s horse bolted in King Street Port Chester yesterday. The frightened animal nearly ran a mile before a broker named Albert Lowder halted it after dragging free for twenty feet. The driver was thrown and bruised, but Nazimova was not aboard. A plate glass show window at Steiger Schick dry goods store was damaged as the horse surged past a surveyors’ markings.
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Mme
Alla Nazimova
King Street
Port Chester
Steiger & Schick
Albert Lowder
Newark Judge Rules Gambling Debt Not Collectible
Edison Seitz stock broker of Manhattan, living at 7 Lincoln Park Newark, won a Newark First District Court suit over a $400 check given to bookmaker Fred W. Walbaum after losing at roulette on West Thirty-third Street. The judge held the claim invalid as gambling debts cannot be collected.
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Edison Seitz
Manhattan
Lincoln Park
Newark
First District Court of
Charles Sanders
Fred W. Walbaum
Seitz
Walbaum
West Thirty-third Street
Malcolm MacLear
Standard Oil Loses Case Before New Jersey Court
Justice Francis Swayze in Newark ruled that reviewing the Bayonne plant assessment from 1908 to 1913 is handled by the Hudson County Board of Taxation. The decision vacates the previous stay for Standard Oil and preserves Bayonne’s appeal path through the County Tax Board and higher courts. The certiorari case will be heard in Bayonne later this week.
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Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Francis Swayze
Newark
Bayonne
Hudson County Board of Taxation
Oil Company
Hudson County Board
Henry Hinse
County Taxation Board
Sae Tee Board
Supreme Court of
Newersey
Swayze
James Be
Windsor County
To Hang Omaha Rioter Vacation Dewex 4& Sons Co
An item from New York notices a publication listing Dewex 4 and Sons Co of 138 Fulton Street announcing a dramatic action tied to an Omaha riot, described in terse confidential terms and sparse identifier details.
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Dewex
4& Sons Co
Fulton St
New, Yor’ Fe
Peary Triumph Widens Praise Across Press
London papers praise Commander Peary for crossing the eighty-ninth parallel and reaching the pole. Critics discuss Cook’s rival claim, with English editors lauding Bartlett and British effort while noting arbitration proposals and continental reactions.
Arctic Hero Lost as Peary Feats Dominate News
London weeklies report a shift from hope to skepticism over Dr. Cook’s expedition while praising Commander Peary as the undisputed Arctic hero. The Nation’s summary reflects broad British opinion on the polar exploits and public sentiment toward the impossible dream.
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New York
London
Cook
Peary
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London Press
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