Militia Bill Passed In New York Assembly
Albany Jan. 14 The Assembly passed the Wainwright military bill unifying the state guard with the regular army. Debate centered on constitutionality and centralization. critics warned of loss of federal funding. Proponents argued reorganization is necessary under the Dick bill and would improve service, with about 150000 dollars in federal support at stake. The bill moves to the Senate for expected approval.
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Wainwright
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National Guard
DPD
Senate
New York
Cemelot
Dutchess County
Randall's Island
State Trustees of Public Buildings
Capitol
Priviges
Albany dairy disease report urges control on diseased milk sources
Commissioner Charles A. Wieting of the State Department of Agriculture submits a Legislature report urging authority and funds to prevent sale of milk from diseased herds, especially tuberculosis. He notes 2,753 cattle tested with 28 reactors, tuberculosis found in 61 counties, and calls for herd inspections and prompt action.
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Albany
Charles A. Wietfing
State Department of Agriculture
St. Lawrence
Wieting
Weiting
San José
Welling
MANY BILLS THIS YEAR TBr Telegraph to The Tribune
Albany January 14 reports indicate the current session may set records for introduced bills. Senators McCarren and Schmer and Assemblymen Schmidt and Cuvillier push various measures on bridges, police, education, and real estate. the Senate limits new bills while committees decide the rest.
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New York
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New York City
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Schmidt
Boshart
New Racetrack Bills Move to Imprisonment Penalty
Albany telegraphs report two new anti racetrack gambling bills by Senator Agnew and Assemblyman Hart. They establish imprisonment with no minimum and a maximum of one year, aligning the governors recommendation. Public hearing likely next week. Senator Hill in Buffalo.
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Albany
Senator Agnew
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Hart
Agnew
Senator Hill
Senate Codes Committee
Buffalo
Sheriff ousts pastor in East Brookfield church dispute
In East Brookfield Massachusetts Deputy Sheriff Warren Tarbell ejected Rev J C Duncanson and his faction from the parsonage after the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled for the Massachusetts Baptist Missionary Society in the five year old split over church ownership The decision grants the society title to the First Baptist church property and ends years of division among local Baptists
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J. C. Duncanson
First Baptist Meeting House
Warren E. Tarbell
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Massachusetts Baptist Missionary Society
Duncanson
True Baptist Society
Tarbell
Island Flyer Missing After Puget Sound Run
The gasoline passenger steamer Island Flyer vanished after leaving Bellingham for Anacortes with twelve aboard. Searchers from three vessels scour Puget Sound as officials fear a sinking with all on board. Captain Fred King of Anacortes commanded the vessel which reportedly had engine trouble at departure.
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Bellingham
Wash
Island Flyer
Anacortes
Sound
Fred” King
Fights For His Life Ends In Murd er At Ardsley Delivery Spot
Frank Nunno a wealthy young Italian baker of Ardsley Westchester County was found murdered beside his delivery wagon on Sawmill River Road near Hastings and Ardsley. Authorities link the crime to a recent spree by a robbery gang suspected of shooting an insurance agent and looting post offices. Nunno stabbed in the jugular with missing money and stolen watch. Body moved to Baker's morgue. Nunno married six months ago. Sheriff Lane ordered pursuit of three men seen nearby and investigators seek Black Hand connections.
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Ardsley
Westchester County
Sawmill River
Hastings
Elmsford
Nannino
Nunno
F. I. Odell
Wiesendanger
Baker's Morgue
Black Hand Society
Lane
Lawrence
Bribery Case Links Ex Judge Palmieri to Labor Dispute
In Tombs court Joseph Mullaney of the Insulators and Asbestos Workers' Union faces perjury charges amid a graft probe. District Attorney John Doe proceedings seek whether Judge Palmieri violated the Penal Code in alleged deals to call off a building strike at Oak and James streets. Witnesses testified about Palmieri's office, a hidden closet, and a checkbook with graft hints while Mullaney denies taking money. Mullaney awaits examination with $1,000 bail set for February 2.
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Palmieri
Joseph Mullaney
Insulators and Asbestos Workers’ Union
Tombs
District Attorney’s
John Doe
Judge Palmieri
Mullaney
Oak and
James Streets
Thomas J. Curtis
Rock Drillers and Tool Sharpeners’ Union
John S. Henry
Charles Cyr
J. Mullaney
Harris
Jerome
Black Hand Letter Threatens Reading Mayor and Police
Reading, January 14. Mayor Gerber received a Black Hand letter threatening his life and the entire Reading police force. The crudely drawn skull and cross bones note warns of further violence if harm comes to two Italians jailed for the murder of Trooper Kelleher of the State Constabulary. The note is signed 1001 Chief of the Society.
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Penn
Gerber
Lves
Kelleher
State Constabulary
Plant To Be Sold Under Hammer In Fitch Factory Foreclosure
Providence reports the Fitch Manufacturing Company plant at Thornton will be sold at auction on February 5 after a mortgage foreclosure. The idle mills have a $300,000 capitalization, with half in preferred stock, controlled by New York interests. John A. Guinn serves as president. offices are in New York City.
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Fitch Manufacturing Company
Thornton
New York
John A. Guinn
West Broadway
Armstrong
New York State
United States
Financial reserves and payments noted in 1908 entries
The text lists policy reserves and liabilities including Policy Reserve 2 Other Policy Liabilities Premiums and Interest prepaid Commissions Salaries Dividends payable in 1908 Additional Reserve on Policies Reserve for deferred Dividends Reserve for other purposes and grand totals such as 432,872,357.06 and 890,977,352,311,879.23 with related figures, showing an accounting snapshot of insurer operations.
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Prooklyn Bank
David B. Hill
A. M. Higgins
Brooklyn Bank
Brooklyn
Justice Betts
Bryan Hasbrouck
C. A. Dolson
John B. Stanchfield
Bless
Dolson
Higgins
Hasbrouck
Mr. Dolson
Agnew and Hart
Lonesome Spot
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Hammer
New-York Life Insurance Co
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Feee
Darwin P. Kingsley
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