Grand jury to hear dock board graft case today
District Attorney Jerome will present to the grand jury the alleged misdemeanor by Alderman James E. Gaffney and ex-Councilman John J. Murphy. He aims to compel the Murphy Gaffney company to produce its books as possible contempt looms for noncompliance.
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Marshall B. Clarke
Murphy-Gaffney Company
Eld Dock Board
Clarke
Anawanda Club
Murphy
Peter Hunt
Strong Dock Board
Ann Elizabeth Snook
Smith
Mr. Donahue
President and labor clash over Miller reinstatement
Washington reports William A. Miller, removed May 18 as assistant foreman at the Government Printing Office after union expulsion, is to be reinstated per Civil Service rules. President Roosevelt cites labor judgment opposing union overrides and orders informing Public Printer Palmer to reinstate Miller.
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Government Printing Office
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Miller
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
W. A. Miller
United States
Palmer
Reported Royal Visit Tied to Prince and Princess
The Standard notes a Portsmouth report that the cruiser King Alfred may carry the Prince and Princess of Wales to New York after naval manoeuvres as they accepted an invitation to visit President Roosevelt. No official confirmation. London.
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Czar Punishes Officials in Imperial Ukase
Vienna reports an imperial ukase last Saturday moved Vice-Governor Ostrovov of Kishineff to the Caucasus and placed a gendarmes chief in command. A transfer to Lewendal in the Caucasus is viewed as a mild deportation. The Czar refused an audience to General von Raaben, former Governor of Bessarabia, who was dismissed after the events at Kishineff.
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Russia
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Pope Leo XIII Dies After Prolonged Illness In Rome
Pope Leo XIII died at 4 04 p m in the Vatican after a two week battle with pleuro pneumonia His death scene drew guests from Cardinals to nephews as priests and attendants prayed and watched The Pontiff's last breath followed a moment of quiet courage and serene resignation amid guarded vigil by the Noble Guard and Franciscans.
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Dublin
SORROW IN LONDON Pope death shapes Vatican politics and conclave balance
London reports Leo XIII death prompts reverent global mourning and debate over Vatican reforms. English journals praise his humility and policy shifts while noting potential future influence on Italy and the Catholic Church. Irish cardinal expected to represent Rome at the conclave. Gotti described as a polarizing favorite of Leo XIII with strong disciplinary traits and contested orders support.
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