TWO SILK MEN ARRESTED IN JAPAN-IMPORT FRAUD CASE
Abraham and Rosenthal with Martin L. Cohn of A. S. Rosenthal & Co. were arrested on charges of defrauding the U S government over silk import duties from Japan and France. Bail set at 30000 each, with two sureties to follow. United States Marshal Henkel and Special Deputy A G W Smith led the case, tied to shipments from Lyons and Yokohama.
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Lyons
France
Yokohama
Japan
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Charlies C. Browne
Burnett
United States District Attorney
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Gage
Merchants’ Association of New York
Cohn
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Rosenthal
Deadly Chicago Sanatorium Fire Kills Twelve and One
A blaze at the St. Luke Society sanatorium in Chicago killed twelve men and one woman and injured about thirty. Delirium tremens patients on the fifth floor were strapped to beds. many perished leaping from windows as flames spread from the basement via the elevator shaft. Alderman Kent, blind for years, was found in a fifth floor room in a straitjacket.
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Prinetti Challenged Again Over Eritrean Budget
Rome June 3 Signor Prinetti Foreign Minister who dueled with Deputy Franchetti yesterday has been challenged by another Deputy Signor Borsuelli. Seconds will meet to settle the dispute and prevent further controversy.
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Two Very Interesting Valleys on the New York Central Route
The Valley of the Hudson and Mohawk Valley guide riders along the New York Central line. Great trains traverse these regions, offering patrons a scenic journey through historic mileages and landscapes.
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West Point Centennial Opens With Veteran Leaders in Attendance
West Point New York June 9 The centennial exercises for the United States Military Academy began with a large roster of visiting generals and officers. The event featured pontoon and spar bridge demonstrations by cadets and addresses by Gen Schofield Gen Ruger Gen Alexander and Major McClernand recalling Civil War and Spanish American War history and the Philippines campaign. The day closed with reflections on national unity and military service.
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Association of Graduates
John S. McColmont
George Deshon
New York City
Stars and Stripes
Academy
John M. Schofield
Schofield
Thomas J. Wood
T. H. Ruger
E. Porter Alexander
Alexander
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South
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Ruger
Dixie
E. J. McClernand
San Juan Hill
Otis
Cuba
Philippines
Elwell S. Otts
Philippine Islands
Luzon
The 20th Century Limited Train to Chicago
A new New York Central and Lake Shore train starts June 16 offering New York to Chicago in twenty hours. The service, named THE 20TH CENTURY LIMITED, saves a day. Advertisement.
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Whitney Electric Deal Secures Control of Stanley Company
The Tribune reports Whitney, Ryan, Dolan, Elkins and Widener control the Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company, expanding Pittsfield plant to six times size. The deal secures supplies for traction lines in New York, Philadelphia and connects with Metroplitan Street Railway interests, aiming to outpace General Electric and Westinghouse.
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Buffalo Limited to Start Daily Service June Fifteenth
New York Central flags a fast daily train named the Buffalo Limited to begin June 15. It will depart New York at 12 P M and stop at Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester before arriving in Buffalo at 9 00 P M.
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Wilson Succeeds Patton as Princeton President
President Francis L. Patton resigns from Princeton University after fourteen years and Woodrow Wilson, head of jurisprudence and politics, is elected unanimously by the board. Patton cites plans for broader literary work while remaining a professor. Wilson addresses students, a big parade honors both leaders, and trustees announce appointments and resignations affecting endowments and faculty.
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Patten
Dean West
Graduate School
Bodleian Library
Oxford University
John J. McCook
West Point Military School
H. C. Cameron
S.S. Orris
Herbert B. Smith
Walter A. Wyckoff
Herbert Austin
Bank Trust Plan for National Bank Network Unveiled
The North American Trust Company of New York promotes a plan to control both national and state banks and trust companies. It aims to establish a central organization with New Jersey charter and a Jersey City meeting site, to own key banks nationwide and reduce deposit risk while expanding central control.
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Mitchell Handles Information Session On Coal Strike For Roosevelt
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers met with Carroll D. Wright in New York to relay coal strike details for President Roosevelt. Wright outlined his planned investigation and stated the aim of gathering information while avoiding arbitration. officials debated possible outcomes and legal boundaries.
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Tary Easley
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Ana
Wright
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House of Congress
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Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
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German officers study West Point system to observe training
Emperor William’s delegates Colonel von Witzleben and Major von Mueller arrive aboard the Barbarossa from Bremen. The visit aims to inspect the American military training system, with full access provided to West Point. Also notes West Point Centennial Day events and a Harvard Princeton baseball special train from New York.
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West Point
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von Witzleben
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Miners Return to Work Amid Strike Turmoil
Roanoke reports seventeen mine operations with reduced forces after a strike. Eleven had work since noon and some mines run with ten men. No outsiders admitted unless disputes are settled by current workers. In Kentucky and West Virginia areas some miners refuse orders while others resume duties. A Colorado trip offer appears in travel copy.
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Commissioner Wright
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
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Scott Counties
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Davy
W. Va
Lackawana Resort Bureau Brochure Location Notice
Booklets and complete informational material for mountain resorts issued by the Lackawanna Resort Bureau located at 429 Broadway, corner of Street Whit.
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