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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
31
The piece portrays legal and religious tensions as Dr Robert Stuart MacArthur and church leaders clash over constitutional standards and church alignment. It notes appeals, hearings, and broader public reaction involving figures such as Mr Rocke and the Boston press, amid a contested framework of morality and governance.
In a May dispatch from Springfeild Massachusetts Dr Gladden defends Mr Rockefeller against critics noting that Churchill era suits and wives affidavits are not suppressed by defenders. He cites Durant and Tarheel to support freedom in business and condemns railway contracts while urging adherence to standard Oil Company policies.
The article reports on calls at the Fagus tribunal and the Hague Conference for limiting coercion and isolating parties from factions during arbitration. Judges Brewer and others discuss the first case for arbitration at Plows Fund and the Panama Canal’s impact, with Roos and Carroll Qwrene contributing on international arbitration and farmer concerns.
A blast of industrial labor disruption hits the Brooklyn field as 300 workers quit at the Bulldin power plant project. The strike involves carpenters, shipsmiths, plasterers, and other trades allied with the local union, halted until the issue of non Gnion boilermakers is resolved. The walkout stalls construction progress and threatens delays.
An arrest in the Tombs court details new charges against beggar Traebner tied to pressing professional men and women for funds. Prosecutors allege he did not follow usual begging patterns, seeking money from Mrs L Alexander of Castle Point and a complainant named J Park Chunnize. The case cites a February 2 incident and a section of the Penal Code regarding false pretenses. Traebner waived a formal statement to the court.
Mrs Meg War Timer of Westdddist, wife of Willis Warriner a real estate dealer, claims $3,000 in cash and diamond jewelry vanished from a Chamuls bag while at Hoskaway Beach with a party on Tuesday afternoon. She reported the loss to Far Reckawar police and denied offering a reward. She blamed Jus Guirtes for the trouble and said she planned to leave the city to escape them.
Willan Jatsi chairman of the Republican County Committee resumed duties at headquarters after returning from the Adirondacks. He declined to discuss the Citizens' Union dissolution beyond noting the issue would be addressed at the county committee meeting on the third Thursday in June, with ex-Governor Olson Bur mentioned in context.
Hartford May 1 fires private and public reports mix with Senate and House actions. A bill to repeal the general railroad law appears, while a sighting of canal and insurance concerns prompts debate. A post office block fire injures smaller businesses, and a social gathering ends with a pavilion collapse as officials discuss commissions and appointments.
John Murray Mitchell a co member of Congress died at his country home Craghurst Tuxedo Park after a long career as a lawyer and public figure. He was a prominent Republican known for anti Tammany activity and a key early advocate for financial reform. He leaves a wife Lily Talmage and other relatives, with a long list of affiliations and achievements in law politics and yachting.
Advertises boys stockings at two pairs for 25 cents in Ipswich dye, plus mentions boys summer suits hats coats shoes and a set of shop locations including 258 Warren St Rogers Peer & Company three Broadway Stores BH 1250 13th St and s2nd St.
Reported surge in assaults and robberies echoes earlier West Side violence. Yorkville Bank messenger Tarl Kueher robbed at Houston and Hudson streets while carrying thousands from German Savings Bank. Detective Sullivan and officers chased suspects. one man captured and jailed. Additional burglaries lead to arrests in Tompkins Square and East Side stakeouts. Arthur G. Hughes assaulted near Central Park West and West Side, losing money and jewelry.
Justice Davy in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court denied the motion to dismiss the indictments against A. H. Hummel and set the case for next Monday. The judge ruled Mr. Hummel was not required to testify before the grand jury and that his constitutional rights were not violated. Indictments stem from the January grand jury inquiry into the Dodge Morse divorce case and include Ex Justice Edgar I. Fursman, Benjamin Steinhardt, Charles F. Dodger, and Edward Bracken. Hummel faces conspiracy and subornation of perjury charges and his counsel may seek further delays through legal obstructions.
Stamfort Connecticut May 31 Chief of Police Brewer and three officers raided a poolroom and gambling joint in the American House yesterday afternoon after a complaint by Austin Cook of New York. Cook claimed he played three races with varying success and then the game operator substituted another man causing him to lose $287, all his money. He sought to borrow funds from James Rent of Broadway New York but was refused. Several men including Bell and John McDevitt were questioned and released on bonds as the raid followed a large party of New Yorkers gathering in the venue.
A church member removed from the National Academy of Design was taken from Carmelte Studios to Flower Hospital for appendicitis and reported yesterday in better condition. If condition worsens no operation will be required. Later, railway workers at Coney Island hosted 43 International Brotherhood visitors from multiple countries. They toured Coney, viewed Koltaire’s Creation, and enjoyed the Fighting the Flames production and the Midget circus.
Beside the regular stiff straw hats, Broadway Stores offer novelties in straw Leghorn slouch hats and modernized Mackinaws. Located at 258 1480 opposite near City Hall Union Square Greeley Square.
Detectives Levi and Isenberg of the East Fifth precinct raid an alleged disorderly house in Istave arresting five women and one man. Officers report finding a large quantity of cocaine and paraphernalia. Prisoners held for appearance before Magistrate Barlow at Yorkville Court. The apartment is described as sparsely furnished with four rooms.
Fourteen year old Joseph Freedman, a part time messenger, tracked a theft after delivering an electric traction package to Mrs. Stru m. A young man claimed to be her son and took the parcel. Freedman testified after spotting the suspect entering a house and the man fled as police intervened. The prisoner claimed to be Behoenland.
A recruitment scheme in Yonkers promised boys 8 to 10 cents weekly for “cadet” work. About one hundred youths enlisted, with financiers contributing funds. The scheme aimed at profit. halsterad admitted money-raising was the goal. Judge sentenced the organizer to four months in county pen. Also notes New York City incorporations Franken, Roman & Co and Murray Hill Public Services Company with listed directors.
Fragmentary almanac style entry lists moon age and coastal observations with enumerated lines and scattered proper nouns. readable items include Sandy Hook and inland references, suggesting a navigational or astronomical brief from a maritime column.
Shipping news recaps a jumble of steamer routes, cargoes, and ports. Mentions Clare, Cumaren, Gecaninx, and Reefers with prices, wines, and hotel stays amid unsettled schedules and losses.
An OCR fragment records ship movements with listings of steamers and ports including New York, Poseidon and Henaostales. It mentions a vessel named Shasta and suggests schedules or routes but the text is incoherent and partially garbled with unreadable segments.
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