Gallup Removal Upheld by Gaus Political Report
In New York on June 6 the State Civil Service Commission released its report on Earl H. Gallup's removal as chief transfer tax clerk from the State Controller's office. The panel split, Brown and Kraft finding the dismissal political and improper, while Giliken dissented and said the removal was legal. The majority urged reinstatement but lacks enforcement power, and the vacancy may remain until a successor is chosen.
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Earl H. Gallup
Gibany
Charles H. Gaus
State Civil Service Commission
Gallup
Roscoe C. E. Brown
Republi
John B. Kraft
Gaus
Martin H. Glynn
Civil Service Commission
Hughes
Brown and
Brett
William Barnes, Jr
Otto Kelsey
Howard N. Fuller
Albany
Glynn
Barnes
Gaid
Civil Service
Civil Service Removal Violates Law In Gallup Case
The ruling finds the removal of Gallup by the Controller violated the Civil Service law as it was influenced by political affiliation and aims to keep appointments free from political contests. The report urges restoration of Gallup and condemns basing removals on party, noting the Controller acted in good faith and that reclassification should not bar merit.
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Kelsey
McElroy
Gallup
Civil Service
Mr. Gallup
Gaus
Frisbie Figures A Deficit In State Expenses
Albany June 6 Assemblyman Daniel D Frisbie of Schoharie, minority leader, comments on state expenditures. He notes the Legislature passed 40,154,100 98 total appropriations with 33,968,023 93 for budget after Governor disallowed 4,488,885 06. He compares to last year’s 35,601,901 29 total and argues the budget remains well above prior levels even after cuts. He warns of looming taxation as indirect revenues lag and calls the current policy a drift toward higher state costs.
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Albany
Daniel D. Frisbie
Schoharie
Legistute
Treasury
German American Alliance Meets in Buffalo Convention
The Buffalo gathering of the German American Alliance discussed a Brooklyn protest over the report endorsing Louis Stuyvesant Chanler as Governor, with a plan to refer the dispute to the nominating committee. Officers and delegates were announced for forthcoming elections, and reports showed a membership gain of over four thousand.
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Buffalo
Theodore Sutro
New York State
New York
Richard P. Schmidt
Brooklyn
William Gaertner
Werner Strecker
Troy
Sigmund Handler
Rochester
William Grandpre
Albany
Joseph Knolt
Wiiea
E. E. Theodore Kiesenwetter
Henry Pfeiffer
Committee of the
National Alliance
Richard Lohrman
Herkimer
Charles Dorsch
Charles Rose
Ard
William Kuehnling
Utica
John Diehl
Schenectady
Gustav Hitzel
Hotel Manager Finds Relative Missing Brother in Law
Robert B. Dunlap, hotel manager, reported his brother in law Alois Waytack of Philadelphia missing after he left Friday seeking friends in the city. Police traced him to Smith McNeils Hotel at 199 Washington street. Waytack, suffering typhoid, said he planned to sail to Belgium next boat.
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Robert B. Dunlap
Gilsey Homee
Alois Waytack
Philadelphia
Waytack
Mr. Dunlap
Wuytack
Smith & McNeil’s
Washington Street
Admiral Uriu Visits Niagara Falls With Canadian Official
Vice-Admiral Uriu and his party were hosted by Wallace Nesbitt former Supreme Court justice on a Niagara Falls tour including the gorge and the International Power Company plant. He departs tomorrow for Kingston to visit old friends.
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Buffalo
Uriu
Wallace Nesbitt
Supreme Court of Canada
Niagara Falls
International Power Company
Admiral Uriu
Kingston
Bribe Trap Nets City Speed Cop On Bicycle
Long Island City detectives Mallon and Casey trap Patrolman Frank on a bicycle by laying a marked bill under a stone after a mock speed run. Frank is arrested and allegedly confesses to taking sums from speeders to avoid arrest. Regan denies involvement as bail is posted for the chauffeur.
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Lester F. Bond
James B. Regan
Knickerbocker
Thompson Avenue
Long Island City
William G. Frank
Mallon
Casey
Frank
Regan
Bingham
Paralyzing Crash Kills Woman Near Plaza Hotel
Mrs Elizabeth Myrick aged 55 was knocked down by a car driven by Elizabeth C Irwin near the Plaza Hotel at North Avenue and North Clark Street She died before exam by doctors The Irwin party including Hugh Ritchie and Hazel Ritchie were arrested and released on bonds as coroner's inquest was set for the next morning
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Elizabeth Myrick
Plaza Hotel
North Avenue
North Clark Street
Hazel J. Ritchie
Bridegroom Under Arrest Over Alabama Marriage Law
Mobile reports a wedding between Philip G. Thompson and Lucile F Rush led to a probate warrant for Thompson and witness H E Austin on perjury charges. Judge Williams cites age disqualification under Alabama law requiring ages of 21 for the groom and 18 for the bride. Thompson and Austin were arrested and released on $600 bonds.
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The
Tribune
Mobile
Philip G. Thompson
W. W. Thompson
Lucile F Rush
Rivers Rush
Government Street
H. E. Austin
Price Williams, Jr
Thompson
Austin
Alabama
Northfield Seminary to Mark Thirtieth Year Celebration
Northfield Seminary prepares to celebrate the close of its thirtieth year founded by D. L. Moody. Under Miss Evelyn S. Hall it has grown from Moody's home in 1879 to about five hundred students with a campus and multiple buildings. A memorial chapel and a music hall donated by Mrs. Russell Sage will be dedicated during commencement week, June 12 to 15.
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Northfield
Mass
Northfield Seminary
D. L. Moody
Russell Sage
Treasury agents arrest importer at Madison avenue home
Martin Lake an importer of silks and Oriental goods with a store on Washington street was arrested by Treasury agents on a warrant from Commissioner Gilchrist. He was taken to East 4th street police station and held. He resides at 17 Madison avenue with his wife and eight children. He is alleged to have made false customs entries in 1907.
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Martin Lake
Washington Street
Treasury
United States
Gilchrist
East 4Th Street
Lake
Madison Avenue
Mob Hangs Condemned Prisoner in Tallahassee Jail Yard
In Tallahassee Florida a mob of about fifteen men dragged Mark Morris from his cell in the county jail at 4 am and hanged him from a tree in the jail yard near the Florida State Capitol. They then loaded cartridges into the body and rode away. Sheriff Houston was away in Georgia. Morris had been condemned for the murder of Sheriff William Langston in March.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State Capitol
Mark Morris
William Langston
Morris
Houston
Georgia
Murphy Victim Dying After Somerville Knife Attack
Cambridge June 6 The death of Dr Daniel C Hays a government inspector of slaughter houses is expected hourly after he was stabbed by John Murphy the hog butcher who went insane and killed five men and wounded three others in Somerville yesterday Cheevas and Chicosk Poles aged twenty nine and twenty four are in critical condition at Cambridge Relief Hospital Murphy in a padded cell at Somerville police station faces a hearing and possible grand jury action next week autopsy shows death from knife wounds
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Cambridge
Mass
Daniel C. Hays
John Murphy
Somerville
John Cheevas
Joseph Chicosk
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Hays
Waltham
Cheevas
Chicosk
Murphy
Middlesex County Grand Jury
East Cambridge
Train crashes through bridge near Cottage Grove Oregon
A passenger train on the Oregon & Southeastern Railroad, returning from Wildwood and the Bohemia mines, plunged through Roe River bridge about five miles east of Cottage Grove. Fifteen injured, engineer W H Ostrander critically hurt, fireman John Cooter swam ashore uninjured. Ostrander braked to prevent the engine from rolling onto the wrecked car.
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Cottage Grove
Ore
Oregon & Southeastern
Wildwood
Bohemia Mines
Roe River
W. H. Ostrander
Ostrander
John Cooter
Mystic Shrine convention opens in Louisville with grand preparations
The thirty fifth annual session of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine begins in Louisville. Kosair Temple has labored to create exceptional hospitality for a four day event expected to draw up to one hundred thousand visitors. Townsfolk see elaborate light displays including a giant Howdy hand and camel silhouettes at key intersections.
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Louisville
Mystic Shrine
Dixieland
Kosair Temple
Crum Brothers Kidnapping Ended In Elope Scheme
A week long search led by Alvin Crum found Jasper C. Crum and a woman labeled his affinity near a mining camp by the West Virginia line. They were brought to Kentucky where the couple uncovered their shoulders to reveal punishment. Jasper’s wife took him back, the woman was freed, and letters showed the plan to elope to mislead Mrs. Crum.
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Tribune
Lexington
Alvin Crum
Jasper C. Crum
West Virginia
Martin County
Kentucky
Crum
Archer Gibson in Oklahoma City Amid Engagement Rumors
Oklahoma City reports former New York choirmaster S Archer Gibson seen with Mrs Mary Peyton Juntgen amid engagement rumors. Gibson resigned from Brick Presbyterian Church in April over privacy concerns and denied Mary Juntgen’s involvement. he previously served as private organist to Henry C Frick and Charles M Schwab.
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the Tribune
Oklahoma City
Okla
S. Archer Gibson
New York
Mary Peyton- Juntgen
Juntgen
Gibson
Brick Presbyterian
Fifth Avenue
37Th Street
Mary Peyton-Juntgen
Brick Presbyterian Church
Henry C. Frick
Charles M. Schwab
Akman and Company Coats and Caps Styles Match
Akman and Company presents coats and caps with matching styles. The collection highlights coordinated outerwear pieces designed for versatile wear.
Press Agent Abroad At Vienna Exhibition Meeting 1910
The First International Shooting and Field Sports Exhibition Vienna 1910 held a grand preface meeting in the Town Council Assembly Rooms. Leaders from Austria and Britain attended with Sir F. Cartwright among other dignitaries as Max Egon Prince Fuerstenberg was elected president. The Emperor’s patronage and royal backing were hailed as crucial to the project.
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Vienna
F. Cartwright
Max Egon Prince Fuerstenberg
Austria
Muerzsteg
Prince Fuerstenberg
Ferdinand Count Longeval-Buquoy
Franz Count Colloredo-Mannsfeld
Arthur Krupp
Heinrich Prince Liechtenstein Alexander Harcrave Pallavicini
Paul Ritter von Schoeller
Ernst Count Silva-Tarouca
Theodor Ritter von Taussig
Maximilian Count Thun-Hohenstein
Karl _ Prince TRAUTTMANNSDORFF
Hans Count Wilczek
Anton Count Wodzicki
Huber
Dr Tweger
Prince Liechenstein
Gibboney Loses District Attorney Bid in Notable Philadelphia Primary
In a standout Philadelphia primary, Clarence Gibboney, long a reform leader, loses to incumbent Samuel P. Rotan by about five percent. Gibboney ran on three tickets and secured nearly 87,000 votes, while Rotan won key districts amid trolley strike tensions and fare disputes. Muriel Dobbins and David Martin also won sizable Republican majorities for City Treasurer and Register of Wills.
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Philadelphia
Clarence Gibboney
Law and Order Society
Samuel P. Rotan
Gibboney
William Penn
Lank
Reyburn
Clay
Rotan
Muriel Dobbins
David Martin
Register of Wills
Pittsburg Machine Beaten in Republican Sheriff Primary
In a surprising turn, an unknown man defeated Archibald Mackrell, the organization-backed candidate, in the Pittsburg area Republican sheriff primary. The result unsettles George T. Oliver's bid for reelection to the Senate as the party faction fractures. William Flynn, once a leader, backs Judd Bruff who campaigned across the county and defeated Mackrell by over 5,000 votes. Flynn had pledged vast funds and bought a newspaper to promote Bruff, whose victory signals a rare blow to the party machine.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
George T. Oliver
William Flynn
Oliver Judd Bruff
Philippines
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Archibald Mackrell
Flynn
Bruff
Mackrell
United States
Break in Erie Canal disrupts Rochester traffic for days
A culvert break under the Erie Canal at South Greece six miles west of Rochester halted canal traffic for at least three days. Several barges were stranded and nearby farms flooded when the break occurred last night, though damage was mitigated by a nearby creek.
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Rochester
South Greece
Bachelor’s gift to W A Gave $25,000 to complete fund
The Young Women's Christian Association seeks funds for a new building. A second $25,000 gift from Thomas E. Swope, after a prior $35,000 grant, brings the fund to $303,000. Mrs. James K. Henderson and Miss Nettie E. Tremble reported they lacked $22.40 of the target when Swope offered $25,000. He is described as a bachelor.
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The
Tribune
Kansas City
Young Women's Christian Association
Thomas E. Swope
Association
James K. Henderson
Nettie E. Tremble
Swope
Lutherans Preach at General Synod in Richmond
Ministers attending the General Synod of the Lutheran Church in Richmond Indiana preached from many Richmond pulpits today. Tomorrow business sessions resume with a request to erect a new deaconesses home in Baltimore.
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Richmond
Ind
General Synod of the Lutheran Church
Baltimore
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