County officials listed by name across New York counties
A roster of named individuals associated with various New York counties is presented, including Monroe George W Aldridge Oneida Thomas Wheeler Oswego Luther W Mott Rensselaer Collins M H Beeran A L Payton James Thompson Schenectady Charles D Beck Steuben William J Tully Washington George Nedde Wayne Charles H Betts Westchester Chas R Young A McAlpin Yates L D West and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan M. Perry
E. M. Travis
George E. Waldo
Alfred T. White
Richard Young
William Carter
Monroe
George W. Aldridge
New York County
Frank Brookfield
Frederick M. Delano
W. H. Douglas
Henry Gleason
John Giffin
Abraham Gruber
A. B. Humphrey
Ralph Marsh
Homer M. More
Frank Moss
Alfred R. Page
Martin Saxe
Thomas L. Spence
J. Bentley Squier
Leopold Stern
Gilchrist Stewart
Samuel Strasbourger
James Talcott
Ezekiel Vance
Howard Wilson
Oneida
Thomas Wheeler
Orleans
Irving L’hommedieu
Oswego
Luther W. Mott
Rensselaer
Collins
M. H. Beeran
A. L. Payton
James Thompson
Schenectady
Charles D. Beckwith
Steuben County
William J. Tully
Washington County
George Nedde
Wayne County
Charles H. Betts
Westchester County
Chas. R. Young
A. McAlpin
Yates County
L. D. West
Governor Hughes Seeks Racetrack Gambling Abolition Across State
Albany reports wide support for Governor Hughes proposal to end racetrack gambling. Senator Agnew and Assemblyman Hart plan uniform penalties. hearings slated before joint codes committees. Reform bureau leaders plus clergy push for passage while county and town fair associations weigh impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes
Agnew
New York
Jerome
Essex County Fair Association
Case M. Howard
Westport
Fair Association
State Association of County Fairs
State Association of Town Fairs
Assemblyman
Hart
Joint Codes Committees
Senate and
Assembly
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur F. Crafts
Washington
George W. Peck
Rochester
C. R. Miller
Brooklyn
Hans R. Freece
Columbia
Harry W. Mack
15Th Assembly
New York County Republican Committee
Mr. Mack
Banking Reform Talks Underway In Albany
Albany January 13 Senate and Assembly banking chairmen met State Superintendent Clark Williams for informal talks on Governor Hughes banking reform plans. They plan joint hearings on bills to be advanced as committee measures and expect actions to begin next week. Strong regulation of trust company banking is likely a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes
Senator Gates
Assemblyman
Francis
Clark Williams
New Attack on Pullman Company Seeks Rate Cuts
Washington January 13 George F Loftus of St Paul with Senator La Follette filed a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a 2 percent reduction in lower berth rates for the Pullman company and setting upper berth rates at half the lower rate The Minnesota Shippers Association backs the move noting oversize earnings and arguing the Pullman company dominates the sleeping car business while resisting government inquiry and regulation of earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George F. Loftus
St. Paul
Senator la Follette
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Eskel
Anl
Loftus
Minnesota Shippers’ Association
Lecause
United States
Senate debates over Aldrich bill and Philippine bonds
Secretary Taft pressed for inclusion of Philippine government bonds in the Aldrich bill’s Section 2 as Finance Committee members weighed the measure. President approved key features, with support expected to grow, while Senator Hansbrough planned to oppose and push a central bank alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Taft
Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Philippine Railways
Philippine Commission
Finance Committee
Hansbrough
Alabama Republicans for Taft Elector Nomination Talk
Col umbus Ohio January 13 Henry B Gray Democratic Lieutenant Governor of Alabama said the Alabama Republicans have only one presidential candidate William H Taft He predicted the South will back Bryan for the Democratic nomination and Taft is the only man who can defeat him He noted Taft's broad appeal across the South and beyond and doubted any other Republican could win if Taft is nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Alabama
William H. Taft
Henry B. Gray
South
Bryan
Mr. Gray
Taft
Woodruff Denies Vice Presidency Run amid Taft Rumors
Timothy L. Woodruff dismissed rumors that he would run for Vice President on a Taft ticket. He said no time is right for such discussion and indicated he would prefer a U S Senate seat instead. Brooklyn politics center around state chairman's support for Taft, with no confirmed commitment. Jacob Brenner denied Woodruff seeks either the Vice Presidency or a senatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy L. Woodruff
Taft
Brooklyn
Hughes
Roosevelt
United States
Platt
Depew
Jacob Brenner
Woodruff
Laning Endorses Taft for Presidential Nomination
Norwalk Ohio January 13 Congressmen Jay Laning of the 4th District declares support for Secretary Taft. He predicts strong endorsement by Ohio Republicans in the primaries and plans to travel to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Norwalk
Ohio
Jay Laning
Foraker
Taft
Washington
Newberry Withdraws From Michigan Delegate Race
Detroit January 13 Congressman Denby announced Truman H. Newberry Assistant Secretary of the Navy has withdrawn his candidacy for delegate at large to the Republican National Convention in favor of E D Stair a wealthy theatre figure and major stockholder in the Detroit Journal and Free Press Stair is a Taft supporter both men seek party harmony in Michigan politics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Congressman Denby
Truman H. Newberry
Navy
Michigan
E.D. Stair
Detroit “Journal
Free Press
Stair
Taft
Newberry
Indiana Democrat William H. O'Brien Becomes DNC Treasurer
Lawrenceburg Ind Jan 13 William H OBrien former chairman of the Indiana Democratic Committee has accepted appointment as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
William H. O'Brien
Indiana Democratic Committee
Democratic National Committee
Death of Frank W. Reynolds Noted Cotton Broker Partner of Sully
Frank W. Reynolds of F. W. Reynolds & Co. died at Ponce Florida. Reynolds, over seventy, longtime cotton broker and one of the oldest in the country, trained Daniel J. Sully in his office. the two later became partners. Reynolds had suffered poor health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Frank W. Reynolds
F. W. Reynolds & Co
Ponce
Fla
Daniel J. Sully
Sunday Show Permits Bill and Riverside Park Expansion
Albany scene features Senator Saxe introducing a Penal Code amendment to allow the Educational Alliance of New York City to hold Sunday performances. A parallel bill proposes Riverside Park expansion by adding land near 79th Street and near 6th Street between the NY Central line and the pier line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Saxe
Educational Alliance of
New York City
Riverside Park
79Th Street
6Th Street
New York Central Railroad Company
Public Service Commission appoints Horgan traffic inspector
George W. Horgan of Buffalo was named traffic inspector to the Public Service Commission in the 24 District with Buffalo headquarters. He headed the Civil Service eligible list and will earn $1,580 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
George W. Horgan
Buffalo
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Public Service Commission
Horgan
Civili Service
Ventilation Renovation Costs Trimmed to Two Thousand
Albany report shows $2,000 spent of a $25,000 appropriation to overhaul the Assembly chamber ventilation. Superintendent Cahill of the State Department of Public Buildings says the old system is renovated and improvements should work satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Assembly Chamber
Cahill
State Department of Public Buildings
Trustees of Public Buildings
Harmon Boom Confirmed for Democratic Nomination
John W. Hill of Cincinnati announces organized support for former Attorney General Judson Harmon. A seventeen member committee will first win Hamilton County's Democratic delegation, then seek state endorsement and unite Harmon supporters in Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
United States
John W. Hill
Judge Harmon
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio Decision Today in Taft Foraker Delegates Fight
Secretary Thompson halts Ohio county elections dispute in Cleveland delaying action for three days. He will hear arguments in Columbus to determine which slate is legal affecting county committees and state convention delegates. The three factions, Taft pro, Foraker, and Roosevelt indorsement, press for control of the county organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cleveland
County Board of Elections
Taft
Foraker
Thompson
State Department
Columbus
Ohio
Forakg
Roosevelt
Belittled by Taft men in Ohio primary battle
Washington dispatch reports Taft allies dismiss Dover’s ruling on the Bronson law as irrelevant to February 1 state primaries. Foraker and Taft factions maneuver over district conventions while Cleveland and Ohio delegates are watched closely. Senator Foraker heads to Ohio to counter any taint from past Brownsville inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribone Bureau
Washington
Taft
Dover
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Yerkes
Streeter
18Th Congress
Foraker
Republican State Committee
National Committee
Burton
Cleveland
Brownsville
Senate
Representative Bannon
Senator Fora
Nicholas Longworth
Qonio
Wesleyan Alumni Debate Reassesses Co-education
Professor Caleb Winchester told Wesleyan Alumni in Boston that co-education hinders Carnegie endowment benefits. Acting Wesleyan president William N. Rice countered that the Methodist Episcopal Church is a stronger patron than Andrew Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wesleyan University
Caleb Winchester
Wesleyan Alumni Association
Winchester
Carnegie Endowment Fund
William N. Rice
Wesleyan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew Carnegie
Butte Miners Appeal to President Roosevelt
In Butte Montana yesterday the miners union adopted resolutions urging President Roosevelt to grant a pardon to Joseph Shannon of the Montana State Union of the Western Federation of Miners. Shannon is jailed in Helena for contempt of court for violating an injunction by Judge Haunt restraining interference with the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company. He received a ninety day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Mont
Butte Miners’ Union
Roosevelt
Joseph Shannon
Montana State Union
the Western Federation of Miners
Helena
Haunt
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Vernon King summoned after drowning of second keeper
A telephoned summons from the head keeper orders Vernon King to return from shore leave at once. The message reports that the second assistant keeper Marual Newman has been drowned. The head keeper was on duty with no means to reach shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manset
Vernon King
Seddleback Light
Marual Newman
Minority forced out at New York Butchers stockholders meeting
At No 495 Eleventh avenue a clash occurred as Arthur Bloch was elected president while about two hundred minority stockholders led by Julius Henry Cohen were barred from voting. Cohen alleges forcible ejection and seeks access to books, claiming $350,000 in stock. The dispute centers on control, the Beef Trust, and independence of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Butchers’ Dressed Meat Company
Eleventh Avenue
Arthur Bloch
Frederick Joseph
Julius Henry Cohen
Concern
Cohen
Isaac Fromme
Supreme Court
Bloch
Beef Trust
New York Butchers Company
D. Wynant
Front Street
Grismer
Charles Grismer
Peter Schmidt
August Grimm
Death attributed to hazing at Rose Polytechnic Institute
Edward Keiper of Louisville died in San Antonio Texas after a hazing incident at Rose Polytechnic Institute Terre Haute Indiana in autumn 1906. He was a freshman who was blindfolded led to a cemetery and tied to a tombstone overnight. Typhoid and tuberculosis followed, with doctors citing exposure and shock from the hazing as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Edward Keiper
San Antonio
Tex
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Ind
Keiper
Institute
Wall Collapse Kills One Men and Injures Several in Madison Ave Barn
A wall in a Madison Avenue barn collapsed as workers cleared debris, burying the laborers. Salvatore Palmi ero, 28, died. Angelo Chirello, 26. Antonio DANGELLO, 26. Thomas Mathewson, 50, were injured, all taken to Presbyterian Hospital in critical condition. Police arrested foreman Martin Kennedy on homicide charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
85Th
16Th Streets
New York City Railway
Presbyterian Hospital
Palmiero
Salvatore
East 116Th Street
Chirello
Angelo
Prince Street
Dangello
Antonio
Elizabeth Street
Mathewson
Thomas
West 49Th Street
East 88Th Street Station
Cruise
East 88Th Street
Dr. Wells
Martin
Martin Kennedy
No. 411
West 36Th Street
Clergy Aid Brewers at State Convention
The New York State Brewers Association adopted resolutions opposing general prohibition and anti liquor agitation. They urged fair minded citizens to unite against attempts to curb the liquor traffic. Speakers denounced local option and dives, citing Army Chaplain Smith on General Grant’s views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Rochester
New York State Brewers' Association
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Party
William Shhoenfeldt
Immanuel Lutheran Church
New York City
William A. Wasson
Grace Episcopal Church
Riverhead
Long Island
Edward Baker Smith
United States Army
Smith
General Grant
Arguments in Walsh case open in Chicago court
Assistant District Attorney Childs began the government case against John R. Walsh for alleged misuse of Chicago National Bank funds. He argued Walsh obtained money on fictitious notes without directors’ knowledge and highlighted contradictions in a former director’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Childs
Walsh
F. M. Blount
Oakley
S. E. Hamill
Edward P. Moxey
National Bank
Hamill
Governor Sparks Denies Receipt Of Troop Letter
Carson City Nev Jan 13 Governor Sparks says he has not received a copy of a letter cited by press reports on troops to Nevada He will await word from President Roosevelt before commenting and will outline reasons for requesting troops in his upcoming legislative message once the legislature is organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nev
Sparks
Nevada
Roosevelt
Uphold Grant Memorial Site
Secretary Taft and General Dodge appeared before the House Library Committee and opposed moving the Grant memorial site in the Botanic Gardens. The proposed $10,000 project would replace two large memory trees honoring Senator Crittenden and Representative Beck, drawing opposition to their removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
General Dodge
Grand Army
House Committee On Libraries Today
Botanic Gardens
Grant
Grant Memorial Commission
Crittenden
Beck
Kentucky
Storm Strands Schooner John E Devlin Off Virginia Coast
Norfolk January 13 Advices report the stranding of the biz coasting schooner John E Devlin on the eastern shore of Virginia yesterday morning. The crew are believed safe and the vessel may be saved. The Fortuna a Norwegian steamer bound for Havana from Lambert's Point returned to harbor after heavy seas. two crew were washed overboard, lifeboats carried away and steering gear disabled. A gale is described as one of the worst in experience and wind reached 52 miles per hour. The Hotel El Hott near Jamesstown Exposition grounds was destroyed by fire during the same storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Chincoteague
Virginia
John E. Devlin
Salem
Mass
Baltimore
Fortuna
Lambert's Point
Havana
Hampton Roads
Virginia Capes
el- Hott
Jamesstown Exposition
Exposition Grounds
Defunct Bank Pays Dividend in Boston
Boston Mass January 13 A five percent dividend totaling $25 000 was paid today to Central National Bank stockholders after its November failure. Depositors were paid in full two years earlier without an assessment. Liquidating agent C P Roberson reports additional assets possibly yielding another 5 percent dividend. Suits against bank directors are included in current assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Central National Bank
C. P. Roberson
Four Vessels Race To Honolulu From San Francisco
An ocean race to Honolulu between four sailing vessels is under way. Two ships have left San Francisco, a barkentine and a bark, as captains wager on the contest and push their crews to reach the islands first. The victor will win a tidy sum for the skipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
State eyes bounty on house cats to save birds
Harrisburg Jan 13 In his annual report Secretary Joseph Kalbfus of the State Game Commission urges Governor Stuart to seek legislation enabling a bounty on house cats. He says ordinary house cats are the greatest destroyers of bird life in the world in the governor's forthcoming message to the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Joseph Kalbfus
The
State Game Commission
Stuart
Kalbfus
Bank at Franklinville Closed by Bank Examiner
Franklinville New York January 13 a notice on the doors of the People's National Bank of Franklinville says after a review its affairs it is placed in the hands of the bank examiner E M Adams president signs the notice The examiner Mr Chapman closed the bank awaiting further examination and it is believed depositors will be paid in full An assets and liabilities statement was available
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklinville
People’s National Bank of
E. M. Adams
Chapman
Surgeon Stokes Arrives To Command Ship Relief
Surgeon Charles Francis Stokes U S N arrives in San Francisco to assume command of the hospital ship Relief. The transfer follows his appointment by President Roosevelt, stirring tension between line and staff officers as the Relief undergoes overhaul at Mare Island Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Francis Stokes
Roosevelt
Relief
Navy
San Juan
Porto Rico
Mare Island Navy Yard
Scranton Will Case Opens as Testimony Is Taken
In Scranton Pennsylvania a jury examines the dispute over the Crawford estate. George Schooley alleges a January 15 195 will favors him with cash stock notes and presidency in a coal company while the widow claims forgery and seeks to overturn the will. Witness Giulia Walter testified she typed the will in question and identified Schooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
George B. Sehovleys
Philadelphia
James L. Crawford
Edwards
Crawford
Florida
Schooley
Chicago
Albert N. Bahman
A. N. Riedel
Crawfords
Bahman
Riedel
Giulia Walter
Easton
Shheeley
Bachman
Wood Brothers Case Dismissed Over Jury Tampering Claim
Judge Page Morris dismissed the case against the Wood Brothers officers of the Wisconsin Stock and Grain Co on motion by the U S District Attorney who cited affidavits alleging jury tampering. Jurors Sherman Smith E C Benedict and Lyman Batchellor were cited to show why they should not be punished for contempt of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Page Morris
United States District Court
Wood Brothers
Wisconsin Stock and Grain Company
United States District Attorney
Sherman Smith
Minneapolis
E. C. Benedict
Lyman Batchellor
Count Emanuel de Cacerta Deemed Assetless In Suit
Emanuel de Cacerta who calls himself a Spanish nobleman faced supplementary proceedings after an automobile company won a judgment for unpaid goods. He admits owing $5,000 but claims no assets. He said he never used the title in business and could not swear he is a real count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel de Cacerta
Count Emanuel de Cacerta
Frank M. Patterson
Patterson
Count de Cacert
France
Count de Cacerta
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County Fair Association
Indorse
Gates
Williams
Cortelyou
Laning
Democratic National
Sully
Bill
Upstate Public Service
Harmon
Methodist Church
Carnegie
Butte Miners
John Jameson
Bete
Taylor & Co
Meat Company
Indiana
Alexander
Sixth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Clergy Aid Brewers
Uphold Grant
Ebow
Rove
Surgeon Stokes
West 23d St
Kent
Lewis & G@ONGER
Crawford Will Case
Wisconsin
Automobile Company
Clark
F.c
Madrdeira
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Egypt
Holy Land
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
Riviera
Europe
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