Lodge Speech at Republican Convention Urges Roosevelt Policies
Senator Lodge urges party unity at the Republican National Convention in Chicero, declaring election battles against Democrats while defending President Roosevelt's record. He emphasizes government regulation of large fortunes and corporations, opposes free trade, and insists the party must carry Roosevelt’s policies forward after his retirement.
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Taft Favorite Among the Brokers
Wall Street betting on the Republican convention opened with small stakes. Bets ranged up to 25 000 that Roosevelt would be renominated and 5 000 that he would accept if nominated, with others predicting his defeat if nominated and accepted. Taft held the favorite status among brokers, with many small wagers placed privately in brokerage offices.
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Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
Taft
Guild Would Get Most Votes for Vice President
N Behar of the National Liberal Immigration League predicts Governor Curtis Guild Jr would receive strongest Republican backing for Vice President at Chicago. Behar notes the governor’s broad recognition nationwide as a pioneer in immigration reform and lists figures like Andrew Carnegie Cornelius Bliss Bishop Potter Benjamin Tracy Woodrow Wilson and Charles Eliot among his associates.
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Woodrow Wilson
Charles W. Eliot
Mr. Behar
Wu Ying fang the Chinese Minister draws Chicago crowds
Chicago reports Wu Ying-fang the Chinese Minister as a new sensation in town. He attracts admiring crowds, probes local society with humor, and sparks chatter at the convention with remarks about fashion and politics.
Trolleys Fell Two in Brooklyn
A trolley struck and killed Freda Spenser of 67 Beaver Street Williamsburg while avoiding a wagon at Park Avenue and Broadway. Motorman Patrick Goodman of 617 Central Avenue Brooklyn faced homicide charges after the fatal crash. Ella Callahan of 113 South 3d Street Brooklyn lost a leg in a Hamburg Avenue car collision and later died?
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Williamsburg
Park Avenue
Broadway
Stagg Street
Patrick Goodman
No. 617
Central Avenue
Brooklyn
Ella Callahan
South 3d Street
Hamburg Avenue
Eastern District Hospital
Rushing East to Catch Kaiserin Victoria
Mrs. Robert S. McCormick wife of the former Ambassador to France rushes from Chicago on the Pennsylvania Special to catch the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria sailing at ten. If on time she reaches Jersey City by 9 30 am but may not board at the pier. A tug standby is arranged to pick her up if she misses the ship. The liner sails with a record cabin passenger load 54 first class and 304 second class aboard.
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France
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCormick
Jersey City
Coroner Acritelli Indicted Again Over False Registration Claim
Coroner Peter P. Acritelli was indicted a second time on a charge of making a false statement to an investigator about alleged false registrations from his home at 186 La Fayette Street last October. He noted the first indictment was dismissed last November by Judge Crain and expressed hope this one would be dismissed too.
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No. 186
Lafayette Street
Crain
Motorman Assault Case Delays as Ahearn Denies Involvement
Timothy I. Roberts for Brooklyn Rapid Transit says men claiming to be Borough President Ahearn's messengers threatened him unless the prosecutions ended. Four men charged with firing at a conductor on the Williamsburg Bridge face a June 30 postponement after Aaron Levy opposed the delay. Ahearn denies any contact or knowledge of the case.
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Williamsburg Bridge
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
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Manhattan
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Water Street
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Front Street
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James McNulty
James Stevens
Jackson Street
Williamsburg
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Furlong
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City investigates Port Chester rail franchise compliance delays
The New York Public Service Commission will open a thorough probe into the Port Chester franchise, seeking how the company met a 1908 condition to spend 800000 on local construction within two years. Hearings before Commissioner Eustis will examine control changes involving Millbrook and related rail lines, with Coleman leading the case.
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Port Chester
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Millbrook Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Edward M. Grout
John J. Delany
Board of Estimate
George S. Coleman
Commission
Actin
Panama
Rapid Transit Funds in Dispute Over Use of Sale Proceeds
A public dispute ends with a ruling that funds from building sales tied to the subway loop must be used for rapid transit. The decision affects whether proceeds go to the sinking fund or the general fund, with the City Chamberlain holding the money temporarily. The case could set a precedent for future multi million dollar allocations.
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Moroccan Royal Wedding and Sultan’s Edict Shocks Fez
In Fez on June 14 Mulai Hafig wed a cousin, daughter of Mulai Ismail. After the ceremony the usurping Sultan announced his cabinet with Madni Glaoul as Grand Vizier and issued a ban on European innovations, including automobiles.
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Mulai Hafig
Mulai Ismail
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Hafig
Lost jewels on steamer Hendrick Hudson
Mrs. H. B. Washburn of New York reported losing a bag of jewels on the Hendrick Hudson steamer. The bag contained about 5000 dollars in gems and $200 in cash. She was bound for East Jewett in the Catskills and noticed the loss just before disembarking at Catskill.
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Albany
H. B. Washburn
New York
Hendrick Hudson
Hudson River
Won’t Sell Library Site to Mrs Sage
Miss Phebe Seaman refuses Mrs Russell Sage’s four offers of the property at Sag Harbor Long Island intended for the Jermain memorial library project. The sale is not proceeding despite the high bids.
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Long Island
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Russell Sage
Jermain Memorial
Mrs Sage offers $10000 gift to village site
The text states Mrs Sage offers ten thousand dollars as a gift to the village site. Miss Sea man, who does not occupy it, says she does not care to dispose of it. The passage suggests a transfer concern but lacks clear action or recipient details.
Mail Shut To Anarchist In U S Mails
Postmaster General Meyer issues an order barring all publications with anarchist tendencies from using United States mails. The change enforces an amended section prohibiting materials that incite arson murder or assassination and aims to avoid punishing innocent publishers.
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la Questione Sociale
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Coward Shoe Ad Offers Footwear for All Occasions
The advertisement promotes Coward Shoe with natural foot line lasts in russet, vici kid, calf and patent leather. It markets styles and sizes for men women and children suitable for seashore or mountains.
Mali Orders Filled at 268-274 Greenwich St
James S Coward lists Mali orders filled from his sender catalogue at the Greenwich Street address, indicating a commerce transaction notice in a local business listing.
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Greenwich St
Stak Warren
Mali
Sender
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