Man Eny Urges Dix to Withdraw J S Gram Nomination
Borough President George Man eny presses Governor Dix to with draw nomination of J Sergeant Cram from the Public Service Commission and keep Bassett in place for rapid transit contract work. He argues that Bassett’s experience is essential and that replacing him would delay agreements and construction of the rapid transit system.
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Public Service Commission
McAneny
Dix
J. Sergeant Cram
Grawn
Edward M Bassett
Bassett
Jona A. Dix
New York
Albany
Basnett
Lesat
Pam
Gaur Conterance
Ie Ublle
Eatimate
Lean Exam Sea
Lemeth
Taport
Board of
Timate
Joss Ip
Oly
Considera Fion
Barsett
Ragsett
Cram
Carlisle
Ny Bedias
City of
Bassetts
Tam. Votre
George Maneny
Borough of
Manhattan
Marough Ent McAneny
Publi Service Commission
Board of Estimate
Ferrees
Conferrens
Hoard of Estimate
Special Summer Resort Number Special Summer Resort Number
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Sunday Tribune
From cashier to fortune owner in one step sought
In Atlanta on June 2 Margaret Ingersoll aims to claim a trust fortune of uncertain value from Joseph H Choate. Her father, long absent, left New York for the West, disappeared, and later died leaving his wealth to his missing daughter.
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Poop
Atlanta
Margaret Ingersoll
New York
Joseph H Choate
West
Margaret
Aday Market
Smaile
Balloon falls in city during flight over river
Edward Poland an aeronaut of West Hoboken reported a balloon ascent from a Hoboken park. A parachute release and valve rope failure caused gas to escape, sending the craft drifting over the North River and into a rear yard at Bond Street. Police later recovered the car at Mercer Street station.
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Edward Poland
West Hoboken
Bond Street
Hoboken
Mercer, Street
Boland
New York City
Taxicab Crash Harms Motorman and Riders at Sea Gate
A New York Transportation taxi owned by John Jones collided with a light car at Railroad Avenue and West Wat Street in Sea Gate. Motorman Tauber suffered a broken right leg and was taken to Coney Island Reception Hospital. Passengers Thomas Brown and Mia Gene Sieve Johnson were cut by flying glass and treated at home. The taxi driver escaped injury.
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Sea Gate
New York Transportation Company
Jurtean
John Jones
Railroad Avenue
West Wath Street
John “Tauberg
Thomas Brown
Oxford Street
Brooklyn
Mia
Genesieve Johnson
South Oxford Street
Ernest Kuhr
West With Street
Tauber
Coney Island
Jinsky
Nearly Killed A Negro in Bronx Viaduct Incident
A drawn revolver prevented several youths from pushing a man from a Walton avenue viaduct in The Bronx after an alleged attack on two young women Edna Collins and Mary Bookhoff. The suspect, William Mitchell of East 181st street, fled but was later identified and locked up at Mexander avenue station. Patrolman Northrop restrained a pursuing mob of onlookers as the incident drew a crowd and alarmed residents.
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Parrontian Isorumcu
Avenue
Walton Avenue
Ltth Street
Bronx
New York Central Railroad
Mexander Avenue
William Mitchell
East 181Th Street
Edna Collins
Third Avenue
Mary Bookhoff
157Th Street
Park Avenue
Northrop
Daughter Ends Life After Mother Dying Struggles
Elsie Panitsky, 19, of Ullet Street, penned a note to her father and brothers pleading love for her dying mother Eve as physicians warned, then inhaled gas in the kitchen and died. Police found her father clutching the note after returning from Beth Israel Hospital where Eve lay near death. The girl had nursed her mother for five months, later working beside hospital vigils before slipping away. The poem-like fragment ends with a reference to summer drinks and Angel Fur.
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Lise
Irl
Elsie
Angel Furgitters
Toni Ali
Reduced Rates for Manhattan to Brooklyn Telephone Service
The Public Service Commission of the 2d District in Albany ordered a major cut in telephone charges between Manhattan below 110th Street and Brooklyn and Queens. Effective August 1, 1910, five cent rates for five minutes apply to most routes, with Bath Beach and Coney Island still at ten cents. Rates from Manhattan to central stations at Newtown and Astoria drop to five cents, while some interchanges drop from fifteen to ten cents. The commission cited hearings, complaints, and the need to balance monopoly profit with public convenience and fair service while noting the system’s large investments and dividends for the company.
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110Th Street
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Public Service Commission
Albany
Bath Beach
Coney Island
Central Station
Newtown
Astoria
Central
Richmond Hill
Jamaica
Flushing
11Th Street
Regen
Cones Teland
Antral
Kemtown
Long Island
Tong Island
Stevens
City of
New York
Lst
Anlon Rethell
Water Street
Furman Street
Spuyten Duvell
Companie
Spuyten Duyvil
Coney Taland
Spuyten Duvytl
bMk
Eine City of New York
Cie Rity
Monten R
Inley Union
N. Bethell
Telephone Company
Iran
Tnterborovst Railroad Company
Rat Lao
Tam
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bank Tintey
United States
Fompanton
Pilce Service Commission
Trade Public Service Commission
Meekien Helante Company
Edie
Troskien
Fms
Bam
Huntington
Colon
Rimory S. Willams
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Mayor Attacks B R 1 as Ramshackle Road
Mayor Gaynor blasts the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company in a letter to real estate operator Frank J. Mills. He condemns the system as ramshackle, underfunded, and unsafe, citing old cars and poor service. The mayor alleges deliberate insults by a motorman and criticizes the company’s finances and management.
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Gaynor
Bronklyn Rapid Transit Company
Frank J. Milla
Mills
Iis
Flatbush
Eighth Avenues
Taft Sees Sherman Law Growing Useful Now
President Taft said the Sherman anti trust law is only now becoming useful. Asked if it was antiquated he replied they are beginning to make it useful. Washington dispatch notes Taft’s cautious praise amid calls for enforcement.
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Washington
Taft
Mr. Taft
Five Thrown From Car In Bronx Crash At Freeman Street
A southbound touring car crashed into an elevated Lenox Avenue pillar at Freeman Street in The Bronx early today. Six men were involved. Frank Magenhaus and Samuel Tunsen sustained skull fractures and were taken to Fordham Hospital, while Morris Levine and the others escaped serious injury as the vehicle burned.
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Bronx
Southern Boulevard
Lenox Avenue
Freeman
Morris Levine
No. 7
1St Street
Levine
Frank Magenhaus
Chryatle Street
Samuel Tunsen
East Broadway
Fordham Hospital
Would Fight Governor Per Serger Eat Atlanta
An open letter by T. I. Felder of Atlanta proposes a personal encounter with South Carolina Governor Cote Blase to settle differences. Felder offers to bond for damages or pay Felder’s attorney fees if Blease sues him, and comments on social ostracism and isolation from associates alleged to belong to criminal classes.
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Per Serger
Atlanta
Cote Blase
South Carolina
Felder
Sease
Feffer
Blease
Pelder
Bride Escapes Drowning After Canadian River Tragedy
Mrs Sallie Peippett an eighteen year old bride was swept from a wagon during a food watch accident on the Canadian River. Her mother Mrs George Glover and two other children perished. She clung to a log all night as debris carried her fifteen miles downstream to Gaines Creek where railroad workers saved her. Her left hand was mangled and body bruised but she is expected to recover.
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the Tribune
McAlester
Okim
Sallie. Peippett
George Glover
Gaines Creek
Canadian River
Ehassiel Nas
Caines
Miles
Hold Up Men Take $13,000 From University Cashier
Three highwaymen held up University of Minnesota cashier on the Mississippi near the university and robbed 13835 of school funds. Police search for the trio. no arrests.
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Rob Cashier
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Useliren
Tomigh
Hed Nin
Palle Withers
Uiten
Taft Won’t Disclose Records On Emergency Fund
Washington dispatch reports Taft’s administration refusing to disclose records from the State Department secret or emergency fund. A House committee demanded voucher disbursements linked to a $2,450 Rosenthal painting. Secretary Knox cited legal limits, citing a formal certificate under the Revised Statutes and a lengthy inquiry.
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Tethune Bureau
Washington
House Committee of Democrats
Secretary of State
Knox
House Committee
Day
Supreme Court
State Department
William Michael
Calcutta
Mimneelf
Taft
Mies
Hamlin
Committee On Expenditures In
Albert Rosenthal
Michael
Rosenthal
Ry Root
Polk
Isié
Congress
Dramatic 1907 Steel Trust Memoir Told by Judge Gary
Judge Gary testifies before a House committee, recounting the November White House conference on the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption. He describes Roosevelt Root Frick and Morgan approving the move to merge, and urges public disclosure and possible government price publicity.
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Tribune
Ray Washington
New York
Gary and Frick
White House
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
House
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Gary
Mr. Gary
Stes
Root
Henry C. Wrick
Department of Justice
Rotary Root
Secretary Root
Judge Gary
Tennessee Coal and Iron Dome
Pany
D. Pierpont Morgan
Washington
Morgan
Prick
Hem
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Richard V. Lindabury
JB Rely
Norman PF. Rein
Colorado
T. B. Felder
Bride
Oklahoma
Maillard's
Senator Root
Presi
Dent Roosevelt
Pang
T. C. and. Deal
Henry
Keot
Koot
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