Kingston honors Governor Hughes with city celebration
Kingston marked the 28th anniversary of its founding with a parade a military review and an address by Governor Hughes. Roosevelt and Fairbanks sent congratulations. Thousands attended at Kingston Point Park for fireworks as the crowd dispersed after a day of civic events. Weather was largely clear aside from a brief shower.
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Kingston
Roosevelt
Washington
Hughes
Kingston Point Park
Kingston Academy
Hough
New York
Esopus Stockade
Senate House
Red Men
Esopus
Kingston Club
Hudson River
Fotilla
Fairbanks
Racing Bills Seen Certain To Pass Says Agnew
Senator George B. Agnew stated that racing bills are sure to pass and denounced reports of defeat as unfounded. He indicated Senator Foelker will attend next week with the lineup unchanged except for the needed vote from Senator Wallace. He warned filibuster attempts will be blocked and Governor Hughes will send a message Monday, with bills to be introduced immediately after.
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George B. Agnew
Foelker
Wallace
Raines
Hughes
Truelson Repudiates Confession in Gunness Case
Laporte Indiana June 1 Sheriff Smutzer returns from Vernon Texas where he investigated Julius G Truelson Jr who wrote to Prosecutor Smith claiming involvement with Mrs Gunness murders He did not bring Truelson back and Truelson repudiates the confession He faces Texas jail for posing as Jonathan Thaw and forging checks Mae O Reilly linked to the Gunness case remains missing Albany and Rochester reports raise questions about Truelson s marriage claims Sheriff says investigation continues.
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Laporte
Ind
Smutzer
Vernon
Tex
Julius G. Truelson, Jr
New York
Smith
Jonathan G. Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Trvelson
Mae Frances O'Reilly
Rochester
Gunness
Lamphere
F. O'Reilly
John Doyle
Broadway
Mae O'Reilly
Julius Truelson, Jr
New York City
Truelson
Platform discussed era of negro orators in country
The platform discussed the greatest negro orators in the country. Mr Ver non lent valuable service to the Republican Congressional Committee four years and two years ago. Tawney once closed committee headquarters in Chicago so all could hear the speaker. Frank H Hitchcock, Taft campaign manager, leaves for Chicago to present before the national committee. He met with President Roosevelt at the White House and later saw Secretary Taft.
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Vernon
Republican Congressional Committee
Chicago
Tawney
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
National Committee
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
White House
Contests loom for Republican national committee
Chicago June 1. Chairman Harry S New says 229 contests await settlement before the convention. The committee expects about 114 hours to hear the cases and plans hearings from Friday at 11 am daily through June 16, likely extending past the convention morning.
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Chicago
Harry S New
Republican National Committee
New
National Committee
Boutell 10 Nominated Cannon at Chicago Convention
The Tribune reports Speaker Cannon remains hopeful for the Republican nomination. One hundred rooms are booked at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago for the Republican National Convention. Boutell of Illinois will nominate Cannon, with Rodenberg of Illinois and Fordney of Michigan seconding.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cannon
Auditorium Hotel
Chcago
Boutell
Illinois
Rodenberg
Fordney
Michigan
Taft Negro Campaign Begins Emphasizes Negro Republicans
Louis C. Hay of New York leads the Taft Organization drive among African American Republicans with A. C. Perkins of Texas directing outreach from 170 Broadway. Campaign literature and large photographs circulate as Perkins engages thousands. Hay downplays Memorial Day speech remarks, framing Taft's message as praising Grant's two victories over foes and over himself.
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Louis C. Hay
Taft Organization of
New York
A. C. Perkins
Texas
Lone Star State
No. 170
Broadway
Perkins
Hay
Grant
Taft
Iowa Holds First Statewide Primary Today
Des Moines reports Iowa will nominate candidates for November elections by statewide primary for the first time. Republicans focus on Governor A B Cummins versus Senator William B Allison for the U S Senate nomination amid a yearlong campaign. Nominations include Governor hopefuls Warren Curst B F Carroll and John J Hamilton. Democrat Frederick F White is the lone aspirant.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
William B. Allison
United States
Cummins
Warren Curst
B. F. Carroll
John J. Hamilton
Frederick F. White
Democratic Campaign Plans Dispatch Mail to Pacific Coast
Washington June 1. The Democratic Congressional headquarters begin active work with large mail bags of campaign documents sent to the Pacific Coast. Rep James Lloyd of Missouri chairs the Congressional Committee and stays in Washington all summer except during the Denver convention. He has named sub committees for Finance Flood Virginia executive Dixon Indiana literature Gaines Tennessee and organization Rainey Illinois.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Democratic Congressional
Pacific Coast
James Lloyd
Missouri
Congressional Committee
Denver
Flood
Virginia
Dixon
Indiana
Gaines
Tennessee
Rainey
Illinois
Ryan Declines Comment On Bryan Fund Report
Thomas F. Ryan refused to address the claim he contributed to the Nebraska Democratic campaign funds to elect William J. Bryan to the U S Senate in 1904. He also said he would not attend the Democratic National Convention in Denver and should not be in that city during the convention.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Denver
Bryan on currency bill during Nebraska tour
Chadron Neb June 1 W J Bryan opened the second week of his Nebraska tour today and said the currency bill in the US Senate, described as an emergency measure, is part of a plan to change banknote bases. He praised Democratic opposition and lamented their failure to defeat it after five speeches today.
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Chadron
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
United States Senate
Bryan
Ohio factions both for Bryan in 9th district conventions
In Toledo on June 1 the Democrats of Ohio’s 9th district held two conventions after a party dispute. Congressman Sherwood was renominated by both sides. Delegates named by regulars were D. A. Powers and D. R. Watts for Denver, bolters chose Frank Niles and Charles Gerding, both factions instructing for Bryan.
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Toledo
Sherwood
D. A. Powers
D. R. Watts
Denver
Frank Niles
Charles Gerding
Bryan
Dresser Suit Delayed In New York Supreme Court
Daniel LeRoy Dresser seeks 2.1 million dollars in a suit against Mercantile Trust Company James Hazen Hyde and others. Defendants asked for a trial postponement before Justice Carr who reserved decision. The case concerns Dresser losing funds invested in the United States Shipbuilding Company in Mineola dated June 1.
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Mineola, L. 1
Daniel LeRoy Dresser
Mercantile Trust Company
James Hazen Hyde
Justice Carr
Supreme Court
Dresser
United States Shipbuilding Company
Methodists Close Conference with Changes and New Offices
Baltimore June 1 The Methodist Episcopal General Conference closed amid debates on reforms not adopted such as dancing limits and pastorate terms. A minority report renamed presiding elder to district superintendent. probation rules were loosened. lay missionary efforts and ecumenical council plans advanced. bishops faced clarified procedures for charges and investigations. The Layman Unification League formed to push eventual church unity with elected officers and state organizers.
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Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Young Men's Christian Association
General Conference
Judiciary Committee
Hincksey G. Mitchell
New York
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Missions
Corea
Committee On Home Missions
Buckley
Committee On Ecumenical Council
Board of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Boston
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Los Angeles
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Chattanooga
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Brooklyn
Hubert T. Miller
Covington, Ky
H. E. Dingeley
Buffalo
C. ©. Stall
Louisville
League
Order Denied to Inspect Grand Jury Minutes
Justice Greenbaum denied E. R. Thomas permission to inspect grand jury minutes. The ruling states Thomas already possesses knowledge of the circumstances around his testimony and the testimony he gave, leaving him in no need to view the minutes.
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E. R. Thomas
Justice Greenbaum
Thomas
Courthouse Bids Far Exceed Appropriation
Bids to add a new story to the old courthouse were opened in City Hall Park but all exceeded the $50.00 appropriation. The lowest bid listed by L A Smyth was 53 959 dollars, the highest 44 146. Borough President Ahearn, who oversaw the opening, said bids must be readvertised.
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City Hall Park
City Court
L. A. Smyth
Ahearn
Speeding Car Sinks After Crash Killing Two In Brooklyn
Captain John Lanyon head of a Manhattan and Brooklyn detective agency escaped unhurt when his six cylinder touring car skidded on Ocean Parkway near Fort Hamilton Avenue at 4 AM. Two men, William Goubeaud and Thomas Nolan, died beneath the wreck. Three others were seriously injured, including Victor Brandis James McKenna and Ernest Aggers. All were taken to Kings County Hospital where Goubeaud and Nolan died later. Lanyon faced a temporary homicide charge and was paroled to June 2. McKenna, an inspector in the Controller’s office, and Deputy Controller John McCooey were in court aiding him.
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Fort Hamilton Avenue
John Lanyon
Manhattan
Brooklyn
William P. Goubeaud
Thomas Nolan
Brooklyn. In Former Less Prominently Inbeaud
Pacific Street
New York Avenue
Nolan
Gouber
Madison Club
Goubeaud
Victor A. Brandis
Atlantic Avenue
James McKenna
Brooklyn Avenue
Ernest Aggers
Coney Island
Kings County Hospital
Brandis
McKenna
Lanyon
Steers
Flatbush Avenue Court
John P. McCooey
Controller's Office
Warrant for Kingdon Gould Issued in Autos Case
Justice Wyatt of the Court of Special Sessions issued a bench warrant for Kingdon Gould, son of George Gould, who is abroad. He failed to appear for trial on overspeeding at 158th Street and Fort Washington Ave on May 11. Bail of 100 was forfeited after he sailed to Europe without explanation.
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Justice Wyatt
Court of Special Sessions
Kingdon Gould
George Gould
Gould
158Th Street
Fort Washington Avenue
Bleycle
O'Rourke
Dog Bite Fatality prompts call for prompt treatment
Benjamin Jones a truck driver living at 132 West 19th street died from hydrophobia after being bitten by a pet dog two months earlier. Commissioner Darington urges immediate action on any dog bite. Jones delayed treatment and died in convulsions. Physician Dr Brancato later treated him and received a morphine dose accidently.
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Benjamin Jones
West 19Th Street
Darington
Jones
Col
Brancato
Pasteur Institute
Water intoxication linked to overuse in temperance talk
Dr. L D Mason warns that drinking excessive water can cause dangerous intoxication comparable to alcohol. Speaking at the Washingtonian Home he cites tub bath practices and patent medicines as common and potent sources of intoxication. He urges temperance groups to demand pledges against patent medicines.
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Chicago
L. D. Mason
Brooklyn
American Society For the Study
Richard Carle Arrested After Coney Island Ride
Richard Carle, star of Mary's Lamb at the New York Theatre, was arrested early yesterday for operating his machine at twenty five miles an hour on his way home from Coney Island. Passengers included Mrs. Carle Berta Mills and Harry Stevenson of Chicago. The Flatbush court continued the case until Friday.
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Richard Carle
Mary's Lamb
New York Theatre
Coney Island
Illis
Mrs. Carle
Berta Mills
Harry Stevenson
Chicago
Flatbush Court
Seventy Graduates at New York College of Dentistry Ceremony
Seventy men were graduated from the New York College of Dentistry at Carnegie Hall last night in the presence of the faculty, the board of directors and about four thousand friends. The stage was lined with roses and palms and the 7th Regiment Bend furnished the music. Harry Zousmer was the gold medal man, Philip Scheiman took the alumni prize, the odontologist prize went to William Aronstein, and seventeen other awards were presented by Professor Alfred R. Starr. The address to the graduates was delivered by the Rev. G. R. Van De Water.
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New York College of Dentistry
Carnegie Hall
7Th Regiment Bend
Harry Zousmer
Philip Scheiman
William Aronstein
Alfred R. Starr
G. R. van de Water
Stokes Not A Candidate for Vice President Nomination
June 1 in Trenton ex governor Stokes declares rumors of his Republican VP bid groundless and states he favors the nomination of ex Governor Franklin Murphy.
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Stokes
Trenton
Franklin Murphy
Hearst Gains Four Votes in Municipal Recount
Hearst adds four votes in a city recount before Justice Lambert at the Supreme Court, bringing his total gains to 89 and shrinking Mayor McClellan’s plurality from 3,474 to 3,235. Doeling announced the opening of eighteen boxes, with further openings expected, and a table outlined net gains for each box across districts with official and recount figures.
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Willam Randolph Hearst
Justice Lambert
Supreme Court
Hearst
McClellan
John T. Doeling
Board of Elections
1St
Justice Amend
Metz Pledges Bondholder Protection in City Reorganization
Controller Metz assures the State Savings Banks Association he will safeguard bondholders as New York City's Department of Finance undergoes a full accounting reorganization. He pledges to act in the taxpayers and bondholders' interests, resisting any measures that aid interested parties unfavorably.
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State Savings Banks Association
Metz
Savings Banks Association of the State of New York Express
New York City
Department of Finance
Finance Department
Association
Whitmore Seeks Bail Delayed to September Term
Theodore Whitmore asked Hudson County Court for bail before Judge Carey. His counsel said the defense is ready for trial but could not be tried until the September term. Prosecutor Garven opposed the motion and Judge Carey continued the matter until Monday.
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Theodore Whitmore
Hudson County
Carey
Whitmore
Garven
Jurors Refuse to Sign Presentment in May Grand Jury Row
J F Darling deputy attorney general reports that May County grand jury refused to sign a presentment on efforts to amend primary laws to curb fraud. The foreman Peter Holler and secretary Walter McGill objected to Darling signing on behalf of William Hearst allies. Debate centers on right of the jurors to sign and their political speech. The unsigned presentment was drawn up under Holler and McGill with a request to forward to the Legislature.
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J. F. Darling
Kings County
Rusal
Peter Holler
Walter McGill
Ant Metarren
Directh Holler
McGill Refa
Darling
Ectins
R. Hearst
Robert H. Elder
Mr. Darling
William Both Sides
Attormer
Durling
Carnegie Trust Company Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Carnegie Trust elected Charles Pickinson, James Ross, and others to the board at yesterday’s annual meeting. New members include James Talcott and Edgar Van Eltes, with officers of Whitney National Bank and Commercial Bank among attendees. several retiring directors were noted.
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Carnegie Trust
Charles ©Pickinson
Kran
Anson W Bardis
James Ross
Cuhandler
Frank J. Grant
Keener
Frederick Lewiseb
Alton
G. Rodin
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Nagies
James Talcott
Edgar van Eltes
Heard
Seehauser
James W. Luskof & Wexler
the Whitney
Tional Bank
New Orleans
Adolphus ‘Geort
David R. Fraser
Sulé Xacoral
E. Roberts
Hank
Chicago
David Homer Bates
Liston I. Lewis
John B
Atlanta
Joh Sherwin
Cleveland
Cummings
Nashville
Tenn
Wiliam Fring
Birmingham
Ala
Allen Anger
Sacramento
Cale
Leslie M. Shaw
Yi George Arents
Robert B. Armstrong
L Eaton
Francis Hamilton
Fineman
WO Sprague
Paul M. Warburg
Horace
New Italian Steamship Primpe Undine Arrives From Naples
The Italian steamship Primpe Undine of the Lloyd Labaude Line reached port after a maiden voyage from Naples in eleven days, a swift crossing for a vessel of about 14,000 tons built in Glasgow. The ship offers innovations for passenger comfort and carried cabin and steerage passengers on its trial trip.
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Primpe Ag Undin
Lloyd Labaude Line
Naples
Barclay & Xootd
Glasgow
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