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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1905

Page

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Governor to Act on Mortgage Tax and Gas Bills

Albany June 8 The thirty day period ends tomorrow at midnight and the Governor is expected to sign the Mortgage Tax bill the six gas measures including the State Commissioner bill and Mayor McClellan's measure which narrowly passed due to a clerical error The two water measures including the extension of the cotton system and the Agnew State commission bill are also anticipated to be signed as the session nears closure.

Tribone Albany McClellan Agnew

Russian cruisers reach Manila amid war tensions in 1905

Rear Admiral Enquist aboard the Aurora arrives at Manila with Oleg and Jemchug after heavy battle damage. Admiral Train and American squadron escort the Russian ships to port as Washington weighs internment, dismantling, or return options. Officials expect a formal request from Russia for internment or temporary custody at Manila.

Manila Enasist Aurora Oteg Jemcheg Train Ohio Oregon Corregidor Island Hein Enquiat Oleg Vie Aurora Tiley Jemchug Enquist Egerfeff Manta Cincinnati Washington White House Roosevelt Morten Moody Jemehug Corean Strait United States Luzon Calutes Navy Department Lons Wem Manus Milar Lena San Francisco Mantin St. Petersburg

Morality dispute over hotel liquor laws and vetoes

Governor Higgins backed two City Club drafted measures to curb fake Rain es hotels by mandating local building and safety inspections before liquor certificates. The Ambler bill allows year long review of hotel compliance. both acts aim to end evasion, with Higgins noting they remove grace periods and bolster morality. He also vetoed a Saxe bill granting exemptions for churches near liquor sites, calling it unwise to weaken safeguards.

Tribune Higgins Raines Sentor Raines Amvner City Club Cullinan Bennet Hock Crook Ambler Nquor Rain’ Law State Excise Department State Department Raines Law Hotel Supreme Court of Uited New ‘Ham New York City

Swanstrom Aims For Controller As Tammany Move

A dinner planned by J Sergeant Cram to discuss nominating J Edward Swanstrom for Controller on the Tammany ticket next fall draws in McClellan and McCarren. Swanstrom, president of Home Trust, would require quitting banking. Littleton plots a municipal ownership ticket amid Brooklyn intra-party strife.

McClellan J. Edward Swanstrom Tammany J. Sergeant Cram Democratic Club McCarren Mr. Swanstrom Cram Martin W. Littleton Brooklyn Swanstrom The Home Trust Company Kings County Controller Grout Grout Littleton Texas Prairies William R. Hearst Dunne Chicago Judge Parker St. Louis Southern Society Murphy

Equitable Life Committee Row Deepens as Mills and Forgan Refuse

The Equitable Life Assurance Society faces continued suspense as D C Mills and J B Forgan refuse to serve on the nominating committee for a new chairman. Hyde allies claim Alexander and Tarbell were not ousted and defend their conduct while contending for board unity amid possible resignations and a looming Wednesday meeting.

Messrs Mills and Forgan Hyde Alexander Tarbell Alexander and Frick Committee Equitable Life Assurance Society D. C. Mills J. B. Forgan Burt Alexander Frick Mills Krech August Belmont Robert T. Lincoln A. J. Cassatt Robert 7. Lincoln New York Hendricks Massachusetts Examiner Equitable Fifth Avenue James Hazen Hyde Gage E. Tarbell Mr. Alexander Mr. Tarbell Gnance Committee Alexander Wena Society Tryde Wisdom New Orleans Bank of Commerce the Equitable Trust Company

Peace talk stories statement issued from White House

Washington June 3 Mr Loeb secretary to the President issued an official statement declaring that regarding Ambassador Cassini's visit no White House statement has been made or will be made about it. The President has talked to no one on the matter and any statement appearing lacks White House authority.

Coney Island Company Alexander Hyde Equitable Mr. Hyde Henry C. Frick Frick Union Pacific James W. Alexander Mr. Alexander Mr Hyde Washington Loeb White House Cassini

Five Men Arrested After Roof Fall Death at East 116th Street

Police Captain Brennan arrested five men in a rear saloon room after a pool quarrel led to a chase onto a five story tenement roof. Elsna Murio died from injuries after being hurled from the roof during the fight. Names given: Joseph Patio Tony Anstant Jerry Lacanzzi John Doran Lawrence Candes. Murio lived at 33 East 116th Street and died en route to Harlem Hospital.

Brennan East 104Th-St Elsna Murio East 116Th-St Harlem Hospital Joseph Patio Candes Muro Murio

Visits at the White House mark new push for Far East peace

Washington June 3 The Japanese minister Kogoro Takahira met with President Roosevelt after 9 PM in a lengthy conference. The visit followed Count Cassini, signaling Europe’s readiness to aid peace efforts. Diplomats from Britain Italy France and Germany discussed the potential for peace negotiations as central powers weigh their positions. Czar and ministers had not yet reached a definite policy.

Associates Washington Kogoro Takahira White House Mr. Takahira Count Cassini Takehira Russia Count Cassin Manila New York Far East Roosevelt Japan Italy Baron Mayor Des Planches Mortimer Durand Edward St. Petersburg Baron von Sternburg Europe

Boa constrictor at large kills horse in upstate New York

News from Binghamton New York reports a boa constrictor that escaped from a Geneva circus is at large near Owego and Waverly. The animal killed a horse owned by farmer Watkins this morning. The circus paid $200 for the reptile.

Binghamton N. Y Geneva Owego Waverly Ong Jh Watkins

Roosevelt peace efforts dominate St Petersburg talks

In St Petersburg on June 4 officials and diplomats discussed President Roosevelt's mediation with Count Cassini and the prospect of an indemnity. Ambassadors pressed for definite results while Russia contends war remains possible and Manchuria troops, including Linovitch’s forces, move with no pause.

Psarkoe-Selo Foreign Office Peace Party Russia Japan Manchuria Linovitch Harbin

Russian Minor Losses Amid Naval Battles Report

Admiral Toro states Russian special service steamers and transports were sunk by Japan on May 27. Vessels missing or sunk include Ural, Kamatehatka, Irtersim, and Weasel. unaccounted forces include Dreg, Aurora, Izumend, Almaz, three transports, two destroyers, and others. Oleg, Aurora, and Jemchag reached Mantzi.

Oleg Aurora Izumrud Vladisnir Bay Almaz Vladivostok Jemchag Mantis

The Biedovy Capture in Tokyo Report

A chaotic wartime dispatch reports destroyers Kasumi Usugumo Sazanami and Kagerou returning to base to convey details of Vice Admiral Rozhdestvensky's capture with scattered, incoherent notes suggesting battle aftermath and naval movements.

Tokio Tov Hojeatvensky Kasumi Usugumo Sazanami Kagerou

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