Taft seeks contempt punishment for three Tobacco Trust witnesses
A federal grand jury again asks Judge Lacombe to punish William H. McAlister William E. Ransom and John S. Young for contempt for refusing to produce book data. Taft argues the letters may reveal a global monopoly in licorice paste used in plug tobacco while defense asserts the request seeks private personal letters of Karl Jungbluth. The judge schedules further argument and a Saturday hearing on the contempt motion.
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Federal Grand Jury
Tobacco Trust
Mr. Taft
American Tobacco Company
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
John S. Young Company
The
United States
Taft
Karl Jungbluth
Jungbluth
Ransom
MacAndrews & Forbes
Lacombe
Judge Lacombe
Mr. Nicoll
Suboena
Waterspout Strikes Hamburg American Steamer Alleghany
The Alleghany was hit by a severe waterspout about half a mile offshore near Cape Hatteras at 6 am Monday. Chief Officer Reimers and quartermaster Antonio Giovanni were knocked down and severely injured. The ship listed briefly but suffered no damage. winds then shifted to a stiff northeast gale.
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Alleghany
Cape Hatteras
Omcer Reimers
Antonio Giovanni
Bronx Fire Destroys Block Near Bergen and Brook Avenues
Fire swept a block between Bergen and Brook avenues and 187th and 148th streets in The Bronx, causing about 500000 in damage. Firemen reported a water shortage and a vacuum supply hindered efforts. Stuyvesant and Wheeler piano works, lumber yards, Charles Rieger and Sons factory, and attached stables burned.
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Bergen and
Brook Avenues
187Th
148Th
Bronx
Croker
Stuyvesant and
Wheeler Piano Companies
Charles Rieger
Price and Bryan Trial Adjourned Pending Cross Examinations
The Price Bryan case was continued before Magistrate Mosse at the Tombs police court. The two defendants a reporter and a police officer were charged with taking money to promise promotion for Patrolman James Donoghue. Cross examination by Louis Grant continued but not finished. hearing adjourned until Friday.
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Charles K. Price
John J. Bryan
Charles Street
James Donoghue
Mosse
Tombs
Donoghue
Louis Grant
Price
Hornaday Receives Honor at Western University Exercises
At the Western University of Pennsylvania ceremony in Pittsburg, William T. Hornaday was awarded a Doctor of Science for his work on the New York Zoological Park. Because of a recent severe operation, the decree was received by his representative, Dr. W. J. Holland, director of the Carnegie Museum.
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Pittsburg
William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Ornadayr
W. J. Holland
Carnegie Museu
Civil Service Contempt Ruling Over Rounding of Klepper Rating
Justice Marean in Brooklyn Special Term holds the Municipal Civil Service Commissioners in contempt for not obeying a writ to restore patrolman William C. Klepper’s roundsman rating after fines during probation. He gives 24 hours to purge, while commissioners argue compliance would be illegal and face jail or a misdemeanor.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Municipal Civil Service
William C. Klepper
Roundsman
Alfred J. Talley
Klepper
Commissioner Talley
Mr. Talley
Marean
Talley
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Corporation Counsel
Irish Athlete May Land After Deportation Appeal
Franklin Murphy the Irish athlete who faced deportation on health grounds was reviewed after wealthy New York and New Jersey backers guaranteed he would not become a public charge. The special inquiry cleared him for entry, and the secretary’s sanction allows Murphy to land in the United States.
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Franklin Murphy
Bureau of Immiration
Ellis Island
Metcalf
Murphy
Washington
New York
Newsey
Erie President to Testify in Contempt Proceeding
Frederick D. Underwood, president of the Erie Railroad, will testify by counsel in Goshen New York on the return of a motion to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failing to subpoena. He says he knows nothing of the case and expects no contempt ruling after Thursday.
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Frederick D. Underwood
Erie Railroad Company
Goshen
N. Y
Erie
Orange County
Underwood
City News In Brief From Brooklyn and Nearby Areas
Sanatorium for Hebrew Children at Rockaway Beach to open tomorrow with an expected summer census of twenty five thousand. Thirteen Club plans largest dinner today at Rieccadonna's Ocean Park Brighton Beach. Charles Cohen knocked down by an express near his East 8th Street home, taken to Harlem Hospital with injuries. Alabama Society organized with officers Colonel Francis Caffey president Richmond Rochester vice president and W. Young secretary treasurer. Father McGuire and Rev W. M Ganns sworn as chaplains to the police for Brooklyn and Queens. Dutch Kills Creek bridge contract awarded to Degnon Contracting for 1562169 to be completed in one year. Jury in Long Island City values sight impairment case against Manhattan Elevated Railway at £1000. Andrew Ployd and son Pasquale Luisa held on bail to await coroner’s inquest into fatal fire at 9 East 9th Street. four killed. Pi Ladino flat fire defense and conflicting stories cited.
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Angelo Palladino
Pasaguale Luisa
No.9
East 9Th Street
Paliladino
White Sale At Stewart Building Under-Price Store
Shoppers flock to the White Sale selections at Stewart Building showing nightgowns drawers corset covers and petticoats in cambric cambrie and lawn with lace embroidery and hems priced from a quarter to a few dollars. The basement offers undergarments white waists and wrappers with similar finishes and trims.
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Stewart
Madras
Batiste
Pereale
Beautiful New Trimmed Hats for Five Dollars
Display of all black black and white and all white sailor hats made in the basement millinery salon in the Stewart Building. Hats feature broad brims high crowns and are trimmed with roses ribbons wings peacock quills and other fine details to resemble more expensive models.
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Stewart Building
Women’s Oxfords At $1 a Pair
Black oxfords of kidskin with patent tips in Blucher style and tan oxfords of Russia calfskin with narrow toes, Blucher cut. Available in all regular sizes and broad widths on the main floor of Fourth avenue. stock expected to sell quickly.
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Russia
Fourth Avenue
Stewart Building
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