New York Bar Association halves Hooker charges move
Albany January session of the New York State Bar Association ends with a resolution disapproving political acts by Justice Warren B. Hooker but avoiding legislative action. The grievance report on Hooker tied to post offices at Fredonia and Dunkirk is nearly adopted. debate centers on whether to refer the case to the legislature for further investigation.
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Br Telegraph
the Tribune
Albany
New York State Bar Association
Warren B. Hooker
Simon Fleischmann
Buffalo
Common Council Chamber
Justice Hooker
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Charles W. Hinrichs
Brooklyn
Bar Association
Macgrane Coxe
New York
Hooker
Ball
Mr. Keach
Huntington
William FE. Kissellburgh
Hinrichs
Mr. Kisselburgh
Kisselburgh
W. J. Welch
Coxe
Lewis E. Carr
Railroad union votes loom over strike as talks falter
Philadelphia reports the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen counted 8 976 ballots with 8 365 in favor of a strike and 611 against. W G Lee says further talks are likely to decide labor action affecting freight brakemen and yardmen on lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Board of Adjustment
Brotherhood of Railway
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood
Grand Lodge
Atterbury
Lee
Pittsburg
Erie
Canada
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Altoona
Tyrone
Huntingdon
House votes to impeach Judge Swayne in historic session
Washington. Jan 18 The House adopts all twelve articles of impeachment against Judge Charles Swayne, clearing the way for arraignment before the Senate. The vote, 165 to 160 on initial test, follows intense debate and close party lines as Palmer leads the case for impeaching the judge.
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Tribune
Washington
House
Charles Swayne
Senate
Palmer
Littiefield
Swayne
Judge Swayne
Chamber
New England
Gillett
California
Pennsylvania
Littlefield
Cannon
Bell
Cal
Moon
Tenn
Thayer
Mass
Bede
Minn
Cooper
Wis
Darragh
Penn
Dayton
W. Va
Driscoll
N. D
Gibson
Davisden
O'Neal
Munroe & Monroe case reveals daily 8000 loan link
In a bankruptcy hearing before US Commissioner Alexander, Frank Brewer testified he obtained from National City Bank a daily loan of 8000 from November 29 to December 7 while Munroe & Monroe drew 60000 daily from the same bank. Witness details his partnership with Hugh McDearmid, stock dealings, and interlaced credits and rents amid the Munroe firm.
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Ps Munroe & Monroe
United States
Alexander
Frank Brewer
Maurice Untermyer
the _eiver
Munroe & Munroe
National Belt 2
Ich Munroe & Munroe
Bee
Munoe & Munroe
Wika G. Gallagher
Jamies A. Fish
Brewer
J. R. Williston & Co
Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
a@hich exchange
Williston
J. R Willston & Co
George H. Munroe
Boston
Witness
Hugh McDearmid
Montreal
Brewer & Co
McDear
George Munroe
Munroe
McDearmid
Mid
Curtis
George Mun- Te Wat
Munroe Munroe T
William G. Gallagher
Marconi
Boston Consolidated
George Munded
Tech
Loomis
Allen
Grand jury probes Morse Dodge conspiracy evidence
The grand jury in General Sessions investigated alleged perjury tied to Dodge and Morse with a communication to Judge McMahon. Isaac N. Jacobson, a stenographer, was questioned about typewritten affidavits and asserted privileges before finally answering. Ex-Judge Fursman discussed the case with Mr Rand.
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McMahon
General Sessions
Dodge
Isaac N. Jacobson
No. 1
West One-hundred-and-forty-first-st
Howe & Hummel
Jacobson
Supreme Court
Fursman
Mr. Rand
Combes Resigns as French Premier in Parliament Crisis
Paris reports the Combes Ministry submitted its resignation to President Loubet, who accepted it while asking ministers to stay on. Loubet will consult Senate head Fallieres and Chamber chief Doumer to decide whom to invite to form a new cabinet, with M Rouvier favored but unsettled by party divisions.
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Paris
Combes
Loubet
M. Loubet
Senate
M. Fallieres
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Doumer
M. Rouvier
Lkvely
Rouvier
M. Brisson
M. Millerané
M. Doumer
M. Combes
Irving's son to play Hamlet at Adelphi season
London reports H. B. Irving will follow his father and star as Hamlet in the next production opening Oscar Asche's season at the Adelphi Theatre.
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Irving
Hamlet
London
H. B. Irving
Oscar Asche
Adelphi
Florida’s Famous Trains Feature Schedules
An advertisement highlights two Florida routes the Fla. & West Indian line offers daily. It touts expedited service and unexcelled speed via connections with Penn. and Atlantic Coast Line. Route times 2 10 P. M. and 9 5 A. M. are listed with address 1161 Broadway New York.
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Fla
Westndian
Vie Penn
Atlantic Coast Line
B'way
Chase Auto 35 Blocks Through Streets Of Madison Square
A large five passenger car sped north on Madison Avenue near Sixty seventh Street chased by Bicycle Patrolmen Sherry and O Sullivan. After a truck blocked the path the car was halted at One hundred second Street. Driver André Bordier of Paris was arrested and jailed on $100 bail. passenger Jacques Faure gave bail and employer Altrea Canecho posted $100. A second chase involved chauffeur Charles Talbott of Syracuse at Fifth Avenue Columbus Circle and Fifty ninth Street. Talbott and Canecho, exhibitors at the Auto Show, posted bail and were questioned.
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Madi- Sonave
André Bordier
Paris
France
Waldorf-Astoria
Jacques Faure
Bordier
O'Sullivan
Fifth-ave
Central Park
Columbus Circle
Charles Talbott
Syracuse
St. Paul
Talbott
Altrea Canecho
St. Paul Hotel
Canecho
Auto race ends in injuries as officers pursue Peck carriage
Samuel W. Peck woollen merchant with his wife in a Victoria auto travels from Savoy Theatre toward Ansonia when driver Gumsey Swanson and accomplice Led Trouster crash into a bicycle patrolman near Times Square. Patrolman Bullman injured. Kerrigan pursues suspects to Fiftieth Ninth Street arresting Trouster and Swanson. Peck and wife deny excessive speed.
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Victoria
Ansonia
Savoy Theatre
Samuel W. Peck
Broadway
Columbus Circle
Peck
Gusiey Swanson
West Fortieth St
Sore
Trouster
Onne
Bicgele
Kerrigan
Mr. Peck
Trousler
Automobile Designer Arrested For Speeding In Madison Square
Walter L. Marr of Detroit an automobile designer and Buck Motor Company exhibitor was arrested after noon on Lexington Avenue for speeding over eight miles an hour. Patrolman Connelly stopped him south of Fifty-ninth Street as school children scattered. Marr claimed the plate was inside the car and the vehicle was in temporary use. in Yorkville Court the charge was dismissed after magistrate Whitman accepted the defense.
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Walter L. Marr
Detroit
Buck Motor Company
Madison Square Garden
Lexington-ave
Connelly
East Fifty-first-st
Fifty-ninth-st
Marr
Yorkville
Whitman
Sir Charles Wyndham Injured In Car Collision At Circle
English actor Sir Charles Wyndham sustained a dislocated right shoulder and facial bruising after a collision at Columbus Circle. He was en route from the Hotel Majestic to the Lyceum Theatre and kept going to the show before physicians diagnosed a fractured shoulder and paralysis in the arm. He returned home for treatment and hopes to resume by Saturday as The Case of Rebellious Susan returns to the Lyceum bill.
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Charles Wyndham
Columbus Circle
Hotel Majestic
Lyceum Theatre
Circle
Neal
West Forty-sixth-st
Seigle
Somerset
Susan
Lyceum
Five ancient volumes auctioned for 100000 dollars
Sothebys arranged a private treaty sale of five sixth to eleventh century manuscripts from the Guglielmo Libris collection. The Evangelarium and related works feature elaborate metal bindings enamels and bass-reliefs of stones. Purchase price was 100000 after a prior sale in the 1860s. The buyer’s name was not disclosed. Florida tourism copy follows.
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London
Sothebys
Guglielmo Libris
Quic kest Line to Cleveland Ad Uses Central Line Schedule
Quickest line to Cleveland leaves New York at 5 a.m., arrives Cleveland 7 15 a.m. Cincinnati 9:30 p.m., Indianapolis 3:08 a.m., St. Louis 6:46 p.m., via New York Central line. No excess fare. Advertisement.
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Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
New York Centraline Service
Impeachment Trial of Judge Swayne Could Delay Legislation
Washington January 18 Tribune Bureau reports that impeaching Judge Charles Swayne before the Senate could derail much of the current Congress agenda. With only 38 legislative days left and a likely 14 day trial, the House charges and Senate rulings threaten to complicate the session's major measures and policy.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Charles Swayne
Senate
Congress
Swayne
House
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Munrie & Munroe
Bove
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