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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

10

Grand jury to sue for back duty on Panama hats

United States Attorney Wise launched a federal grand jury probe into undervaluation of Panama hats at the port. The government seeks reappraisal and civil seizure of bonded stock, with potential hundreds of thousands in duties and the prospect of reliquidation suits. Secretary MacVeagh to discuss case with Collector Loeb.

Custom House United States Wise Panama The Tribune Treasury New Orleans San Francisco Loeb Seid Hatters MacVeagh

Earthquake Benefit Concert Set for June 10 Costa Rica

Consul General Dr Juan J Nea announces a June 10 musical soirée at Hotel Astora to aid earthquake victims in Cartago Costa Rica. Volunteers include Mme Alma Webster Powell Mrs Marcelina Chabie Mrs Katherine O'Neill Mrs Flora Benelishe Mrs Mary Motie Jorge C Benitez George Cassa William Grating King and George Gillet.

Juan J.nea Costa Rica

Kaiser’s Prussia allowance to rise to five million

Berlin reports the Prussian Parliament’s Conservative National Liberal and Radical factions agree to raise the civil list for Emperor William as King of Prussia to about 5 million dollars. A bill will be introduced soon to fund the increase. The ruler already funds opera and royal theatres while managing fifty two residences amid annual deficits.

Prussia Berlin William Opera Royal Theatres

Plans Chain of Hotels Formed in United Hotels Company

A $10 000 000 corporation to run a nationwide hotel chain was formed in Albany. The United Hotels Company unites Ritz Carlton interests of London and the Continent with Vanderbilt interests of New York. Fifteen existing hotels join the group with more planned. Thomas Hillom to oversee operations at the Waldorf Astoria.

Telegraph Tribune Utica United States United Hotels Company America Ritz-Carlton London Vanderbilt New York Carlton Investing Company Ten Bvek Albany Frank A. Dudley Niagara Falls Frederick W. Rockwell Delos M. Johnson Edmund L. Baylis H. L. Gossin Thomas Hilliard H. Rogers Winthrop D. K. Dean Kansas City Isaac Harter Akron Ohio E. Clark King Brighton Beach Thomas Hillom Waldorf-Astoria

Maimed Boy Bound to Live in Paterson Hospital

A twelve year old, John Vander Scharle of Haledon, is hospitalized after being crushed between two Erie freights on the Bergen Short Cut. He lost a leg and an arm, suffered a severe head wound, yet remains conscious and determined to survive as surgeons weigh a risky operation. His mother is a widow and he had been living with his uncle due to hardship.

General Hospital Paterson N. J John Vander Scharle No. 17 Avenue B Haledon Erie Bergen France Egypt London Rome Taft Uncle Sam Roosevelt

Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Summer Excursion Book

The Pennsylvania Railroad released its Summer Excursion Book on June 1. It lists about eight hundred North American resorts with hotel listings, routes, rates, and travel ideas for extended trips by rail boat or both. Copies cost ten cents in person or twenty‑five cents postpaid from Geo. W. Boyd, Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad North America Geo. W. Boyd Philadelphia

Gruser Delivers Jocular Roast at L I C H Alumni Dinner

The Long Island College Hospital alumni dinner at the Brooklyn Academy of Music featured Dr. Nathaniel F. Rathbun presiding and Abraham Gruber delivering a humorous critique of politics and medicine. Gruber lampooned doctors while praising their sacrifices and urged patience with President Taft amid Roosevelt’s influence.

Long Island College Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn Academy @ Music Nathaniel F. Rathbun William Francis Campbell Newell Dwight Hillis Abraham Gruber Gruber Manhattan Abe United States Christian Science

Moonshining in Chicago: Five Indicted for Tax Evasion

Chicago June 2 five men Simon Frindel Max Bronstein Abram Weise Frank Weise and Jacob Selzer were indicted by a federal grand jury for operating a moonshine still and defrauding the government of 112000 in internal revenue tax. Frindel headed the Illinois Fruit Distilling Company.

Chicago Simon Frindel Max Bronstein Abram Weise Frank Weise Jacob Selzer Frindel Illinois Fruit Distilling Company

Park Job Created In New York City Parks Department

Park Commissioner Stover announced the appointment of Howard Bradstreet as Assistant Superintendent of Parks for Manhattan and Richmond pending Board of Estimate action on establishing a supervisor of recreation. Salary starts at 2500 dollars with future increase. Bradstreet, from Rochester, has been secretary of the Parks and Play Grounds Association and leads local neighborhood recreation groups.

Stover Howard Bradstreet Manhattan Richmond Board of Estimate Bradstreet New York Rochester Parks and Playgrounds Association Henry Street Neighborhood Workers’ Association

Hippo Hay Fever At Central Park Zoo

Visitors swarm Central Park Zoo over hippo hay fever as keepers report the two hippos eating hay. A baby hippo sneezes after grass touches its nose prompting questions from the crowd and staff confirming hay fever.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Central Park Zoo Bill Snyder

Nicaragua Crisis Deepens as US Stays Hands Off

Washington rejects any US protectorate over Nicaragua while factions vie for control. Castrillo reports Madriz forces crushed at Bluefields, Rama sparsity, and 400 prisoners. US gunboat Paducah enforces non intervention, while Madriz decree blocks Bluefields port entries after June 1 with duties due. General Lara's retreat and Estrada's forces gain ground near Bluefields as tensions rise.

Nicaragua Sefior Castrillo Estrada Provisional Government Madriz Bluefields Rama Ifs Diaz Colon Lara Godoy Revera Chamorro Rama Sefior Castrillo Beleves Mena Ilias Venus Customs House Bluefield Bluff Gilmer United States Paducah Irias Knox Estrada Moffatt Estradas Julian Irias Atlantic Custom House Bluefelds Bluff General Lara Zeledon

Heike Defense Opens in Sugar Short-Weighing Case

Charles R. Heike, secretary of the American Sugar Refining Co of New Jersey, faces a conspiracy to defraud the customs charge as trial resumes. George S. Graham and others anticipate Heike testifying. prosecutors allege long running falsifications tied to Havemeyer and Elder docks in Williamsburg. The defense aims to dismantle the government case as cross examination continues.

Charles R. Heike American Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey New York Company George S. Graham John B. Stanchfield Heike Mr. Heike Havemeyer & Elder Williamsburg Henry L. Stimson Ernest Gérbracht James F. Bendernagel Oliver Spitzer

Estrada Forces Overrun Madriz Contingent at Bluefields

Pedro Joaquin Chamorro reports Estrada army captured four hundred Madriz troops at Bluefields in a failed assault. Insurgents also seized enemy field pieces and a large stock of ammunition and supplies.

Pedro Joaquin Chamorro Emiliano Chamorro Bluefields Estrada Madriz

Hungarian Elections Show Government Victory Amid Pressure Claims

Budapest reports indicate the government has secured a majority of seats in the next parliament. Eighty districts remain uncounted, while Francis Kossuth and Julius Justh led opposition groups defeated amid alleged widespread official pressure across constituencies.

Budapest Francis Kossuth Julius Justh

Cragen Will Not Hold Court in Queens Amid Indictments

Municipal justice John M. Cragen, indicted for grand larceny, will not preside in Queens. Magistrates Kadien Denton and McLoughlin will handle assignments. Cragen seeks a speedy trial but expects no court action before fall due to summer vacations. Peary Presented To George V After Antarctic Talk With King.

John M. Cragen Queens Kadien Denton McLoughlin Cragen

Mayor Gaynor Faces Auto Group Over Ocean Parkway Plan

Mayor Gaynor told a delegation of automobile associations and manufacturers that he will sign a bill setting Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn as a horse speedway from Twenty second Avenue to King's Highway despite protests from Long Island and New York Automobile associations. He also signaled nonapproval of a courthouse site bill, and said he would defer to Commissioner Drummond on the West Side Settlement House takeover.

Gaynor Ocean Parkway Twenty-second Avenue King’s Highway Brooklyn Long Island Automobile Association New York Trades Automobile Association

Commuters plan action against rail fare hike

Hackensack residents and nearby towns organize a campaign against the Susquehanna and Western Railroad's planned fare increase set for July 1. The Ridgefield Park Taxpayers Association hires ex Prosecutor Peter W. Stagg as counsel and schedules a mass meeting with speakers to discuss options.

The Tribune Hackensack N. J Susquehanna & Western Railroad Erie Taxpayers’ Association Ridgefield Park Peter W. Stagg Little Ferry Bogota Maywood Rochelle Park

Railroad fares under review at Thursday meeting

They plan a proposed rise in daily passenger rates at Thursday evening’s meeting. The Centract and Pennsylvania railroads moved this step by posting notices stating intent to raise round trip rates to New York from to cents and single fares from 5 to cents.

Centract Pennsylvania Railroad New York

Manic patient leaps to death at Ward's Island asylum

Irving Lesser thirty two a patient at Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane on Ward's Island leaped from a third floor window yesterday and died two hours later. He had told police on February first that a crowd followed him accusing him of murdering the Lomas and Shibley boys shot in Highbridge Park by Herbert Dennison. He had been confined to Bellevue and then Ward's Island where Dr Evarts said he suffered persistent delusions.

Irving Lesser Manhattan State Hospital For the Insane Ward's Island Lesser West 125Th Street Miller Lomas and Shibley Highbridge Park Herbert Dennison Bellevue Hospital Evarts

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