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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1909

Page

2

Trust Market Boycott Targets New York Firms

Equo-Month-Old market trust faces US inquiry for Sherman act violations as New York commission merchants accuse marketmen and Fruit and Produce Trade Association of restricting trade. Pape & Co sue three leaders. federal grand jury probes conspiracy to restrain trade with boycotts that crippled several firms.

Marketmen’s Trust Ay Pape & Co Park Place Ger Pape United States Wise Federal Grand Jury Gansegeert Wallabout Hariem East Side Goos Fruit and Produce Trade Association Marketmen’s Associations Fruit and Produce Trade Organization Git Ter Olivia Brothers Washington Street W. J S. H. Davenport Fruit Eat Produce Trade Association Marketmen’s Assations Truax & Watson I Beerman

Hammerstein Hurt in Paris Auto Crash No Bones Broken

Oscar Hammerstein of New York injured in a taxi cab collision in Paris. Both cars damaged. He suffered contusions but no broken bones. The accident occurred while returning to his hotel.

Paris Oscar Hammerstein New York Txicab Hammerstein

Quadruplets Born At Creation Church In Rankin

Mrs S Peter Tuttor, wife of the church sexton, assisted at a wedding when quadruplets arrived at Creation Church in Rankin. Three boys and a girl were born, all healthy and expected to live, with church members showering presents.

the Tribune Tottor June M Day Peter Tuttor Rankin Rankin Tor Creation Church Stork

Quaker Reform Loses in Philadelphia D A Nomination

Philadelphia June 6 Returns to 12 45 a m show Samuel P Rotan the organization candidate won the Republican nomination for District Attorney by about 6000 votes Gibboney the reform candidate carried over a dozen wards and has a Democratic nomination majority Gibboney leads Rotan by about 15000 overall reform sentiment tied to the recent car strike cuts the organization plurality.

Philadelphia Samuel P. Rotan Organization D. Clarence Gibboney Republican Organization Gibboney Rotan Reform

Freeman Asked to Resign as Local SAR Leader

A request for Alden Freeman to resign as head of the Orange Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution was sent today. Freeman said he had not received the notice and was not at home this afternoon and tonight. The request cites his plan to bring Emma Goldman to town for a lecture on the modern drama next Tuesday.

The Tribune East Orange N. J Orange Sons of the American Revolution Alden Freeman Philip Osborne Mr. Freeman Standard Oil Company Emma Goldman Joel Francis Freeman Albert W. Ferris State Commission In Lunacy Murphy Ferris Somerville Frank W. Robertson Elmira Reformatory Robertson

New Anesthetic Reported From Bucharest

The Tribune reports a new anesthetic discovered by a Romanian physician. It combines strychnine and storeine and mimics cocaine’s effect, usable in major operations without losing consciousness. Injection at the spine or backbone allows regional anesthesia for different bodily regions. The discoverer travels to London for formal testing.

Tribune Bureau Washington Bucharest Romania London

No Navy on Great Lakes Declared Unlikely by Ottawa

Ottawa officials discredit sensational Montreal reports that Canada will build a navy or have small vessels at Collingwood. They note bids were called last fall for two female cruisers for Atlantic and Pacific service but contracts were not awarded. Any action would follow a satisfactory understanding with the United States.

Tribune Bureau Washington Ottawa Montreal Collingwood Ontario Atlantic Pacific United States Canada McClellan Justice Gaynor Bingham Duffy Walter Bensel Bensel 14Th Street 14Th Street To the City Hall Mulberry Street Coney Island Ahearn Haffen Hughes William Beerstrowell Franklin Chase Hoyt Gaynor Walter Benset Dr. Bensel Foster Crowell Gold Street Brooklyn

Canadian naval plans uncertain details questioned

Ottawa reports no formal announcement on Britain's naval aid and a planned Canadian program remains unspecified. Ministers Brodeur and Borden will meet the Imperial Defence Commission in London and will report back before any plan is declared. figures on cruisers or torpedo boats are described as conjecture.

Ottawa Great Britain Brodeur Borden Imperial Defence Commission London

MME STOESSEL ACCUSED OVER missing society funds

Port Arthur Benevolent Society faces a special meeting to decide on possible court action against Mme Stoessel wife of the general for an accounting of society funds. A faction alleges vouchers totaling about $10 000 are missing and claims she ignored letters on the matter.

St. Petersburg Port Arthur

Rockefeller Mixes His Checks In East Cleveland

John D Rockefeller paid a $160 water bill at East Cleveland with a check that carried $76,573 14. The check mailed from New York and envelopes were mixed. The village clerk recovered the large check and sent it back to New York.

Cleveland John D. Rockefeller East Cleveland Forest Hill New York

Cupid Captures Third Middy

The Naval Academy graduation sees Hugh R. Vandeboe of Cleveland wed Mary Ellen Scott of Annapolis. The ceremony, led by Rev. Joseph McComas, took place in Annapolis this afternoon.

Tribune Annapolis Naval Academy Benedict Hugh R. Vandeboe Cleveland Mary Ellen Scott Joseph McComas St. Anne's Church

Mayors Patience Wears Thin as Bingham Faces Change

Politicians say the patience of Bingham leadership is exhausted and Walter Bensel is poised to succeed. The move signals a potential shift in local governance and policy direction.

Walter Bensel

Manic killer slays five at Somerville plant in brutal attack

In Somerville Mass John Murphy 50 attacked workers at the North Packing and Provision Company slaughtering five and wounding four others with a 15 inch knife. He was beaten and jailed. Dr Hayes and Cheevus wounded. investigators note Murphy's recent odd behavior and mania.

Somerville Mass John Murphy North Packing and Provision Company Cheevus John Cambridge Hayes Daniel C Waltham Lewis Patterson Murphy Dr. Hayes John Cheevus North Company Iowa Joy Street Er. W. Clark West Somerville United States Clark Dr. Clark Fred Saunders Salem CC. Towle

New Monoplane Record Set by Herbert Latham

Herbert Latham established a new monoplanes record in Mourmelon le Grand on June 5. He flew an Antoinette aircraft for 1 hour 7 minutes 47 seconds, setting the latest endurance mark.

Herbert Latham Mourmelon-Le-Grand

Jewels Found at Yildiz Kiosk Raise Turkey Stakes

A Washington report says jewelry worth several million dollars and around ten million dollars in cash or negotiable securities were found at Yildiz Kiosk, former Turkish sultan's residence. The ambassador in Constantinople notes improving conditions in Turkey.

Washington Yildiz Turkey State Department Constantnople

Dynamite disaster kills Garrett family at Marquam

In a June incident at Marquam near Oregon City Albert Garrett exploded a dynamite charge under his home. The blast destroyed the house and killed Garrett his wife and their five year old daughter who made up the entire family.

Oregon City Ore Marquam Here Albert Garrett Garrett

Bettini Di Moise Marries Hattie Burchell in 1884

The report states Count Giambattista Bettini di Moise wed Hattie Burchell at St Patrick's Cathedral on March 16 1884. A friend claims the marriage to Isabella Garwood was halted by Washington intervention and that Bettini left New York with debts exceeding 100000 dollars.

Bettini Burchell Giambattista Hattie Burchell St. Patrick's Cathedral Quinn New York Herald Bettini di Moise Padua Isabella Garwood State Department Washington New York

Cholera Surge in St Petersburg Alarms City Officials

In St Petersburg during June cholera cases rose from three to twelve diagnosed and five suspected cases in municipal hospitals. Health authorities link the spike to drinking Neva water without boiling it as summer heat arrives.

St. Petersburg Neva

Tennessee Oasis Sals On Cumberland Peak

W P Conger of McMinnville found a spot on Cumberland Mountains Sequatchie County where July 1 prohibition cannot touch him and he is building a saloon. It is eighteen miles from McMinnville with no nearby schoolhouse. He reportedly leased surrounding land to block schooling. Ten to twelve barrels of whiskey and case goods await transport to Conger saloon. Regular back lines will supply liquor to nearby towns as Legislature delays until 1911.

Nashville Tenn W. P. Conger McMinnville Cumberland Mountains Sequatchie County Conyers Conger

Fish saved the ship by plugging hole in hold

The Mallory liner Concho bound from New York to Galveston reached port with about sixty-five passengers and four feet of water in the hold after striking a submerged derelict near Key West. Divers found an eight inch hole in the hold bottom plugged by a large fish, which Captain Young credits with saving the vessel.

The Tribune Galveston Mallory Line Concho Young New York Key West Captain Young

Woman struck by lightning in veranda incident

Miss Hilda Clarke of Clayville Powhattan County was struck while watching storm clouds from her veranda hammock. The bolt tore her garter ripped hose from her leg and shattered a high heeled slipper but she was not injured beyond the shock. AdVERTISEMENT for wines then appears.

the Tribune Richmond Hilda Clarke Clayville Powhattan County Clarke

Senate approves cotton schedule amendments in tariff bill

After seven hours of debate on ad valorem versus specific duties, the Senate adopted paragraphs 313 to 317 of the cotton schedule. Aldrich's leadership held, with a final roll call of 39 to 28 as insurgents and Democrats yielded. Dolliver crowded the floor with sharp criticisms of Aldrich and allies while Tillman called the process sham and bemoaned reform delays.

Tribune Bureau Washington Finance Committee Senate Aldrich Rhode Island Bristow Brown Burkett Lmpp Crawford Cummins Molliver la Follette Nelson Beeridge Oliver Dolliver Nevada Pennsylvania Pittsburg Silver Peak Mining Company Culberson Tillman

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