Leaders Take a Hand in Wadsworth Apportionment Deadlock
Albany dispatch reports State Chairman Woodruff and New York County Republican President Parsons traveled to urge a compromise on the reapportionment stalemate. They voiced strong support for Speaker Wadsworth and outlined plans to influence the conference, with key Senate and Assembly players weighing the plan's political impact and potential concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribone
Albany
Woodruff
Parsons
New York County Republican Committee
Wadsworth
Senate
Tully
Mr. Woodruff
Kelsey
Mr. Parsons
Upstate
Washington
John F. O’brien
Washington-Essex-Clinton
Knapp
Clinton County
O’brien
O'Brien
Emersons
Warren County
Obrien
Mr. O'Brien
Capitol
James S. Sherman
Congress Campaign Committee
Emerson
Sherman
Donnelly
Geoghagar
Kings County
Raines
Assembly
Smith
McLaren
Messrs
Phillips
Merritt
Hammond
Prentice
Oliver
Aunish
Recount Bill Passed In Assembly Vote After McGowan
The Assembly adopted Prentice’s recount and recanvass bill by a 2 to 17 vote, overriding Acting Mayor McGowan of New York. The measure directs a judicial recount of ballots cast, with continuation noted on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan
Assembly
Tribune
Athery
Bss
New York
Prentice
Orchard Witnesses New Crimes Revealed in Trial
Boise June 10 Orchard's cross examination details a broader alleged conspiracy by enemies of the Western Federation of Miners and links to Vin dicator explosion and the murder of Detective Gregory. He admits two additional crimes including arson and early illicit weight selling while denying mine owners or railway men involvement. He remains on the stand five days, in custody, silent when invoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Independence
Col
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
McParland
Haywood
Moyer and Pettibone
Moyer
Gregory
Independence Station
Pettibone
Wyoming
Denver
Andy
Mayberry
Bradley
Crow
Pat Bone
Hichardson
Ontario
Ene Iepes
Ada County
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Cross Fire Fruitle ss Boise Man In Crime Link
Boise authorities report on June 10 that Steve Adams, a two leged associate of Harry Orchard, arrived in Boise in connection with ongoing criminal cases. The notice continues on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Steve” Adams
Harry Orchard
Uoize
Milliken Brothers Face Receiver Steps In
A federal receiver will be appointed for Milliken Brothers Incorporated by Judge Holt after a creditors’ involuntary petition. The firm, once a leading global steel constructor, cites $6 million in liabilities against assets including a Mariner's Harbor plant valued at $7 million. The action follows insolvency admissions to creditors and contracts in progress, with large stockholders and bankers named in supporting filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken Brothers, Incorporated
Holt
United States District Court
Bar Association
William Nelson Cromwell
Dwight McDonald
McDonald & Bostwick
Mariner’s Harbor
Staten Island
Cromwell
William Salomon & Co
Jules 8. Bache & Co
McDonald
Niles-Bement-Pond Company
Snyder & Black
John A
London
Antwerp
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Havana
Mexico City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Honolulu
Milliken Brothers
New York Chamber of Commerce
Chemical Bank
Tiffany
Wall Street
Commercial Cable
Dun
Hippodrome
Siegel-Cooper Company
Fight Rice Terrace City Appeals To Court
The city fights Isaac L. Rice over a seven foot high masonry terrace wall on Riverside Drive and Seth Street claiming excess pavement encroachment. Rice built in 1899 and obtained permits, with later Parks approval under strict stipulations. The case before Justice Bischoff in Special Term awaits decision after testimony from Rice's architect Henry B. Herts who argued the wall enhances the city’s beauty alongside the Soldiers and Sailors Monument and Bishop Potter’s house. Mrs. Rice defends her husband, noting the wall’s contribution to a famed quiet room for relaxation and chess matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac L. Rice
New York
Riverside Drive
Seth Street
S0th Street
Old Municipal Commission
Department of Parks
Clausen
Rice
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Rice Ia
Bishop Potter
London
Paris
Rome
O' Reilly
New York Central
Herts
Mr. Rice
Exodus From St. Pauls School
Dr. F L Gammage resigns as head master of St Pauls School Garden City Long Island and buys the Decker house at Paulding with land and stables for 150000 dollars. He plans a new school there and reportedly carries much of the St Pauls staff and many students intend to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Paulding
F. L. Gammage
St. Paul’s School
Garden City
Long Island
Gammage
St. Paul's
Burgess
American killed in English car crash at Edge Hill
Banbury England June 10 a Mr Johnson of California was killed and Mr Blake of Philadelphia fatally injured when a hired car rolled at a dangerous bend on Edge Hill seven miles northwest of Banbury. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Blake were severely hurt. chauffeur West escaped with minor injuries. The victims were returning from Oxford to Stratford on Avon. Authorities in Philadelphia and San Francisco report no known Mr Blake or matching family in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
England
Edge Hill
Here
Johnson
California
Blake
Philadelphia
Oxford
Stratford-on-Avon
West
San Francisco
H. C. Johnson
Berkeley
University Town
Westminster Hotel
London
T. Johnson
Los Angeles
Miss Johnson
A. P. Johnson
New York
Celtic
Liverpool
the Tribune
Europe
Taft downplays war threats with Japan
Secretary Taft told The Tribune there is no danger of war with Japan and urged patience amid troubling dispatches. He stated strong faith that the United States and Japan will continue peacefully and warned not to overread sensational headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Telegraph
the Tribune
Milwaukee
Taft
United States
Kidnap the Constable in Delaware River Run
Port Jervis New York June 10 constable Thomas Manwaring of Matamoras Penn faced a rowdy evasion when a car carrying a party he ordered to halt sped off crossing the river into New York State Neighbors say deputy sheriff Frank Hock of Goshen Orange County and G W Murray with family from Goshen were aboard the vehicle and the constable was told his services were no longer needed as the chase entered another jurisdiction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Port Jervis
N. Y
Thomas Manwaring
Matamoras
Penn
Delaware River
New York State
Mayor's Chauffeur Fined In Metuchen Police Trap
New Brunswick reports Mayor McClellan’s chauffeur fined 1395 dollars after a police trap at Metuchen. The Mayor’s wife and Princeton’s mayor were present. officials claim 440 dollars went to town and state, with 285.59 to the state and the rest to marshals and the Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
McClellan
Metuchen
Princeton
George B
Weber
Cutting Down the Death Rate Proclamation Issued
Mayor Busse issued a long proclamation detailing don’ts to be enforced to reduce the city’s death rate and hospital averages on July 4. Police ordered to curb cannon crackers toy pistols and metal caps sales and to arrest those discharging cannons guns revolvers and toy canes or placing dynamite caps on streetcar tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Chicago
Busse
New Paris Registration Law Affects American Colony
Paris officials announce a July 1 effective date for detailed registration of Americans living in Paris. The American colony of about eight thousand reacts with widespread inquiries to the consulate while lawyers sort out the status of American children born in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Accused Bookkeeper Arrested Over $8000 Bond Theft
Gustav A. Girard a former bookkeeper for banker Charles M. Minzesheimer at 30 Broad Street was arrested on complaints of stealing $8000 in bonds. He allegedly deposited the bonds with brokers Cohn Green & Co at 1 West 129th Street and then left for the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav A. Girard
No. 1
West 129Th Street
Charles M. Minzesheimer
No. 30
Broad Street
Girard
Inzesheimer
Charen
Cohn, Green & Co
Drew
Georgia Day Observed President Roosevelts Visit at Jamestown
On Georgia Day at the Jamestown exposition President Roosevelt visited the Georgia Building and met crowds during a day marked by ceremonies and naval parade reviews. He addressed the National Editorial Association, praised progress since April 26, and viewed ships from the Mayflower on the parade ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Jamestown
Georgia Building
Hampton Roads
Roosevelt
Georgia
Bulloch Hart
Roswell
Georgia State Building
Government Pier
National Editorial Association
Exposition Auditorium
New York
Washington
Austria-Hungary
Brazil
France
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Atlantic
Evans
Exposition Grounds
Discovery Landing
Military and Naval Academies
Virginia Military Institute
Lee Parade
Cardinal Gibbons
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Swanson
Virginia
Terrell
United States Army and Navy
W. N. Mitchell
The
Georgia Commission
President Roosevelt Praises Georgia At Jamestown Exposition
Roosevelt thanks Georgia leaders and citizens for erecting a replica of his Roswell childhood home at the Jamestown exposition. He lauds Georgia’s unique founding aimed at social, political, and religious liberty and Justice, praising Oglethorpe as a philanthropist and equality advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georgia State House
Roswell
Oglethorpe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodruff and Parsons
Speaker
Congressman Sherman
Pere
Usher
Boise Defence
Milliken Bros. Fail
Pewey’s
Hareer & Sons Co
Fulton St
ST. Paul's School
MR. Taft
Pennsylvania
Mrs. McClellan
Jersey
Jamestown Exposition
Esteam
Lee
Cueer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!