Gary Quotes Hoar At Steel Hearing
Corporation Chairman also discusses purchase of Tennessee Coal and Iron and his Roosevelt visit. He details agreements on prices and pools in the iron and steel industry, citing early opinions that pools could be lawful under certain limits. He recalls meetings with Carnegie, Porter, Frick, and others, and denies misrepresenting facts to Roosevelt.
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Corporation
Purchase of Tennessee Co
Roosevelt
George F. Hoar
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Ycar
Poole
Gary
Moar
Act of Congress
Hour
Gil
Isi
Gary Teachfed
H. H. Porter
HC. Frick
Ardrew Carnegie
Minnots Steel
Carnegie Steel Companies
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Cambria
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania Steel
Corey
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Maryland Jockey Club directs $19000 relief for tubercular poor
The Maryland Jockey Club, after closing a Pimlico race meet, ordered expenditure of 19000 dollars to aid poor persons suffering from tuberculosis.
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Balimore
Jane
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Manic buried three Jersey children alive in sand
Atlantic City June 2. George Wally of Chelsea, hotel proprietor, reported his three children buried alive in sand by Frank Harris, alleged maniac. Harris dug a six foot grave, seized the children and threw them in, while a neighbor called for help. Walls, the parent, resisted. Two children were rescued with hemorrhages, one in a coma as doctors assess survival.
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Aniegeap
Atlantic City
George Wally
Chelsea
Maniac
Frank Harri
Philadelphia
Stover Backs Assistant in Row Over Contract
Bark Commissioner defends his chief assistant Lousso La Riche amid allegations by Dayton Hedges that he could not secure a contract as the lowest bidder. The commissioner cited faulty asphalt samples and said bids would be readvertised to proceed with the West Drive project in Central Park.
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Bark
Eirens Stuns
Lousso la Riche
Tr ‘the Tribune
Iy Dayton Hedges
Withry Big
Hedges
West Drive
Central Park
Standard Testing Laboratory
Dowd& Smith
Ele
East Id Street
Dow & Smilth
Park Department
Fieddlers
Fire Chief faces assault on women hiring bias claim
Fire Commissioner Joseph Johnson and Miss Dullette Arden of Alfred Carve Clark Neighborhood House led a Wednesday march to City Hall to complain about alleged discrimination in inspector appointments. Johnson cited a ban on aiding a drip pan device and criticized women’s employment, noting laws restricting loft inspections shift duties to the industrial board.
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Ray Teseph Jobnes
Bureau of Fire Inspection
Industrial Board
Department of Labor
Astoria Ferry Adrift After Fox Lodges in Wheel
The Astoria ferry drifting in the East River after a fox became lodged to a side paddle wheel. It left Manhattan’s East Sol Street pier at 1 last night and drifted two miles to the east, with Captain Allen signaling distress. Harbor police and boats failed to assist until a Long Island Railroad lighter towed it back to Antonia slip.
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Harbor Lb Station
East River
16Th Street
Blackwells Island
Haarlem
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Wout Bronx
Long Island Railroad
Antonia
Long Island
Weston Starts His 1440 Mile Tramp
Edward Payson Weaton begins a 1440 mile tramp from the College of the City of New York through Rutherford to Paterson, cheered by hundreds. Prominent backers and officials including Stuyvesant, Fowler, and President Unterwood attend. He plans a brisk pace and stops overnight in Rutherford before resuming to Paterson.
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Weston
Edward Payson Weaton
Stineneapolla
College of the City of New York
Clifton
Puleteon
Prudentie
Kineley
Trobert Louis Stevenson
John Tar
Rhakhe
Therr
Vinetot
University of Minnesota
Edward Payson Weston
Minneapolis
John H. Finley
City College
Ship Brings 2 042 Aliens 13 000 Miles For A Gown
A Holland America liner arrived in New York carrying 2 042 steerage aliens the majority from Poland. Two Polish priests accompanied the group. The westbound steerage inflow is rising with an expected 3 000 aliens by Sunday. Also in San Francisco Miss Margaret Hestarick daughter of a Honolulu bishop arrived on the Pacific Mall liner Liberia to buy a wedding trousseau in Boston the wedding set for August in Honolulu.
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New York
Rotterdam
Nieuw Amsterdam
Poland
Franz Mazurowski
Joseph Mazurowski
Hotterdam
San Francisco
Trousseau
Margaret Hestarick
Bishon H. J. Restarick
Honolulu
Liberia
Boston
Miss Restarick
Ronald McGrew
Moana Head
Guardianship decision looms in Bishop custody case
Mrs Abigail Bishop seeks guardianship for eleven year old Muriel Bishow as Justice Goff orders the child to express a guardian preference. Other children Abby seven and Natalie fifteen stay with Mrs Bishop while Augusta eighteen and Mary twenty align with Mr Bishop. Alimony terms reportedly to be settled in the decree as both sides attended the Supreme Court Criminal Branch hearing to arrange retirement of the case.
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Abigail Hancock Bishop
James Cunningham
Muriel Bishow
Bishontin
Justice Goff
Wikhop
Abigail
Natalie
Three Trolleys Crash on Lenox and Toth Streets
A New York City Railway car struck a crowded trolley at Lenox avenue and Toth street injuring several passengers. Mary Sick of East 227th Street suffered head and body cuts, while Theresa Birnberg, Edward Neway, and Ernest Hewitt also received lacerations but refused ambulance attendance. A second car at the corner was only slightly damaged.
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1Th Street
New York City Railway
Lenox Avenue
Toth Street
Mary Sick
S21
227Th Street
Theresa Bromberg
West Mth Street
Edward Neway
Park Avenue
Ernest Hewitt
No Action on Summerill Resignation Delay
Woodbury June 2 no action on Joseph M. Summerill Gir County Prosecutor of Pleas regarding resignation amid accusations of involvement in a $140 extortion scandal. Attorney General Wilkenwald will wait for official case before deciding, with hearing in Philadelphia for Summerill and three associates scheduled Friday.
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Woodbury
Joseph MH. Summeritt
Gir
Fielder
Summmerill
Edmund
Wilken Wald
Summerill
Philadelphia
Hold Fore River Merger Blocked by Minority Stockholder
John J. Myers of New York, a minority Fore River stockholder, seeks an injunction to halt a proposed merger with Bethlehem Steel. He alleges the merger vote occurred without his knowledge or consent and that employees voted using stock held by others unaware of the matter. An order of notice was issued returnable Wednesday.
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Hipston
Kore River
I Methlehem Steel Company
John J. Myers
New York
Fore River
Myers
Joana Tinade
Tim
Old Law Bars Park Ave Grade Crossing Plan
At a hearing on the McAneny plan to grade Park Avenue at ith Street and close the tunnel entrance for a Fourth Avenue crosstown trolley crossing, opposition argued a 40 foot Park Avenue strip is park property. Guthrie contended the city can take it by common council action, while McAneny defended the plan as approved by city departments. Mayor Gaynor asked for briefs by Saturday noon to decide legality of the land seizure.
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McAneny
Park Avenue
Ith Street
Sith Street
Gaynor Willan FH Guthrie
Auth Street
Centre Park Avenue
Dtth and
Ath Streets
Park Department
Gith Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
City Department
William Church Osborn
Kethmate
ICM
Gsboen
Sd Street
Itik
Wal Stort
Bokbup
Trafic
Ded Street
Fifth Avenue
Falcons
Fourth Avenue
Preston
Fsimate
Finance Department
Gaynor
Bronx Woman Fears Daughter Lured From Home
Mrs Goedtel of East Street reports her eighteen year old daughter Kott missing after leaving Saturday morning with a young man from the Goedtel residence. A letter carrier saw them together near M3 Street and Concord Avenue. The mother suspects kidnapping by white slavers and notes a past head injury may relate to the incident. Detectives Tierney and Wagner investigate at Alexander Avenue station.
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Bronx
Kott
Lovina Joedtel
N East Street
Bronmx
Alexander Avenue
Goettel House
Nissin
M3 Street
Concord Avenue
Oedtel
Goedtel
Tierney
Wagner
Stowaways Arrive from Port Antonio on Clothside Congo
A group of ten black stowaways reached here yesterday aboard the fruit steamship Clothside Congo from Port Antonio Jamaica. They reportedly survived the voyage on bananas, concealed in darkness, and one man ventured on deck at night to fetch fresh water for others. They will be returned to Jamaica on the liner.
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Port Anstonio
Congo
Jamaica
US Ambassador at Buckingham Palace Derby Week Levee
The new United States Ambassador to the Court of St James's attended King George’s Derby week levee at Buckingham Palace accompanied by Irwin B Laughill secretary of embassy and Harold Vowler private secretary.
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London
Gunes—Warter Mines Rage
United States
Court of St. James's
Irwin B Laughill
Ant Harold Vowler
George
Buckingham Palace
Graft Probe Talk Set by Buckner for Assembly District Club
Buckner, counsel for an alderman under investigation, will address the 11th Assembly District Republican Club about police graft findings. The meeting at headquarters 1224 Nevada will start at 8 o'clock with Loyd P. Stryker presiding.
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Buckner
Loyd P. Stryker
Knickerbocker Ice Charity Under Scrutiny in New York
A New York report reveals the Knickerbocker Ice Company supplied thousands of pounds of free ice this summer through private distribution, not wholly through the Babies' Welfare Association. Wesley Stoler, president of the company, is named as the benefactor while various agencies previously credited for donations are cited as recipients of the ice and coupons. The confession follows Borough President McAneny’s push for a municipal ice plant and names agencies involved in distribution across the city.
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New York
Knickerbocker Fee Company
Broadway
Babies’ Welfare Association
Wesley St Oler
Knickerbocker Company
Charity Organizaion Society
Greater
Len
Knickerbocker Joe Company
Oler
McAneny
Department of Health
York Diet Kitchen Association
Nathan Straus Laboratories
Babies’ Dairies
Babies’ Aid Association
Henry Street Settlement
Charity Organization Society
Association For Improving the Condition of the
United Hebrew Charities
Brooklyn
Bureau of Charities
United Jewish Aid
Minle Committee
Christ Church Settlement
Mmmanuel Sisterhood
Heeter in Pittsburgh School Scandal Faces Suspension
A citizen committee found Superintendent Heeter guilty of immorality for making improper advances to women and offered a dishonest proposition to compromise a teacher agency bill. The Board of Education suspended him and ordered a formal hearing after presenting the report.
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Pittisburgh
Te Meeter
Board of Education
Heeter
Lost Dalmatian of Republican Leader March
James Veseh, butler at James March the Republican leader of the 3rd Assembly District, laments the disappearance of Taft a $100 pedigreed Dalmatian gifted by Isidor Straus. Taft’s dam traces to Vanderbilt kennels. March resides at 010 Lafayette Street and will pay liberally for Taft’s return.
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Isidor Straus
James Veseh
Butler
James ¥. March
3D Assembly
Taft
March
Isidor Straw
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt
Lafayette Street
New Rail Route to Boston Opens June 23
A new direct rail route between New York and Boston will open on June 23 linking to New Hampshire and Maine with a transfer option between the South and North stations for travelers.
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Boston
New York
New Hampshire
Maine
North State
New Haven
Sori
Bondsville
Massachusets Nv
Ad York
Hoston
Rost
Norfolk suits fetch in city and country markets
A fashion note extols Norfolk suits and related fabrics such as Irish Donegals and Scotlay homespuns. It highlights a new feature an extra plait in the under arm seam for freer arm movement and cites prices from $25 to $32.
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Ireland
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Hutherford Presbyterian Church
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MAN Brand
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Earl & Wilson Makers OF
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Babies’ Welfare
J. E. March
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Switzerland
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LEW _YORK
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Amazon
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