Hughes on Ideals Walks to College Men
Governor Charles F Hughes addressed the Phi Beta Kappa Society in Hamilton New York praising liberal college education He urged college bred men to stay true to youthful aims while embracing technical training and social progress He warned against materialism and urged prudence in pursuing wealth and public service.
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Charles F Hughes
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Wolk
Brown University
Society of Scholarship
Hughes
William Henry Crawshaw
Colgate
Phi Beta Keppas
Anderson
Colgate Seminary
Govinor Hughes
American College
Goliece
No Child Criminals Under New Law Sees Juvenile Reform
The annual report of the Children’s Court by clerk Ernest K. Coulter explains a Sept 1 effective law prohibiting criminal charges for anyone under 16. It notes 5 248 children placed on probation since 1902, with 7 111 released or discharged. The report praises the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children’s probation work and calls for a modern court building and better facilities.
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Children’s Court
Ernest K. Coulter
Ufe
Children's Court
Coulter
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mr Parsons Home Again After Cape Cod Canal Talk
Engineer Barclay Parsons, aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II, reported from London that his wife’s illness delayed him. He explained the Cape Cod Canal design as a tide level cut of eight miles, allowing twenty five foot draft vessels and potentially thirty feet with future depth increases. Completion projected in three years, shortening New York to Boston voyages by five to eight hours.
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Barclay Parsons
Atlantic
Parsons
London
Meuretania
England
Massachusetts Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Cod Canal
New York
Boston
Harmony claimed as four resign from Committee of One Hundred
Gustav H. Schwab, temporary chairman, says four prominent members retired for natural reasons and that harmony remains. He notes letters were complimentary, rejects idea of unconsulted additions, and cites Warburg, Sulzberger, Fuller, and Robinson as the resignations. Possible successors include Outerbridge, Phipps, Schlieren, Hentz.
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Mr. Schwab
Paul Fuller
Allan Robinson
Organized Labor
Schwab
Committee of One Hundred
Eugene Outerbridge
Henry Phipps
Manhattan
Charles A. Schlieren
Henry Hentz
Brooklyn
Robert ( Ogden
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Robbers Blow Open Bank Safe in Locke Heist
In Locke New York five armed burglars blasted the Citizens National Bank safe with nitroglycerine and escaped after a midday exchange of about a dozen shots with State Senator J Hewitt bank president. A deputy sheriff and posse pursue the organized gang as authorities hunt in the surrounding woods.
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Hewitt
Foster Firms Stance After Baptist Ministers’ Conference Drop
Professor George Burnam Foster defended his removal from the Baptist Ministers' Conference of Chicago. He said he bears no ill will and that the church must progress or petrify, aligning with University of Chicago authorities. He remains pastor of Hyde Park Baptist Church and Third Unitarian Church as stated in the bulletin.
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Chicago
George Burnam Foster
Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Chicago
Hyde Park
Baptist Church
University of Chicago
Foster
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Third Unitarian Church
Bulletin
Right of Privacy in Photograph Declared Not Actionable
Providence June 22 Supreme Court Chief Justice Dubois rules that publishing a person’s photograph for advertising purposes cannot form grounds for a lawsuit. James N. Henry sued Cherry & Webb after a photo of him and friends in a car was used to promote automobile coats. The court rejected claims of a common law right of privacy and damages for mental suffering.
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Providence
Supreme Court
Dubois
James N. Henry
Cherry & Webb
Mr. Henry
Superior Court
Monkey Burglar's Queer Pranks Cause Greenwich Hysteria
A large monkey, likely escaped from a circus, has appeared in several Greenwich homes, frightening residents especially women. It chased a bulldog, seized fudge from a kitchen pan, and took candy from a child, while men were away. Neighbors fear ongoing visits as police investigate.
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Tribune
Greenwich, Conn
W. T. Bouchelle
New York
Nathaniel Webb
Militia Court of Inquiry Opens in Albany
Governor Hughes appointed a court of inquiry to probe the 24 Battalion 1%t Regiment affairs after Captain William R B Coates refused to resign. The panel includes Col John H Foote Lt Col George J Haffa Maj David Wilson and Maj Louis L Babcock. The court meets in Albany on July 12.
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Nelson H. Henry
Hughes
Wiliam RB. Coates
James H. Lloyd
John H. Foote
14Th Infantry
Brooklyn
George J. Haffa
6Th Regiment
Buffalo
David Wilson
NEW MEDICAL AGENTS DISCUSSED AT NATIONAL SOCIETY MEET
Detroit June 22 The annual address to the National Society of Psychical therapeutics affil iated with the American Institute of Homeopathy argues for broader medical modalities including suggestion and electricity. Doctors cite Rentgen rays in diagnosis and tuberculosis treatment and note dangers of neglectful care leading to insanity.
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William H. Dieffenbach
New York
National Society of Psychical Therapeutics
American Institute of Homeopathy
Dieffenbach
F. C. Robbins
New York State Lunacy Commission
Society of Neurology and Psychiatrics
Bureau of Homeopathy
The
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Daya S. Kaistha
Amrittar City
Punjab
India
Dana Fletcher Downing
Roxbury
Mass
E. H. Pratt
Chicago
W. A. Foster
Kansas City
Society of Psychical Therapeutics
Ophthalmological, Otelogical and Laryngological Society
Business Neurosis in American Exec Life
Dr. Frank Richardson of Boston told a Detroit audience that despite temperance trends the alcoholic habit among business men is rising. He described a neurosis link to strenuous work and alcohol, favoring moderation in smoking and endorsing abstinence from heavy drinking to improve mental balance.
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Frank ©. Richardson
Boston
Society of Neurology and Psychiatrics
American Institute of Homeopathy
Richardson
Prosecution Aims at Snake Worshippers in Kansas
Hutchinson Kansas June 22 Assistant County Attorney FE Foote announced warrants will be issued for several leaders of the True Followers of Christ known as snake worshippers on cruelty to children charges. Nine year old James Covington who was bitten by a rattlesnake during services is named in the action. The group quotes Luke Chapter xix as its basis and Foote says all participants can be prosecuted.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Aassistant
FE. T. Foote
Christ
James Covington
Foote
Packing Inquiry Ends Over Plant Inspection Charges
East St. Louis Illinois June 22 The board of inquiry finished its investigation into charges by J F Harms formerly an inspector in the Department of Agriculture alleging deplorable conditions in the packing plant inspection system. The report was not made public.
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East St. Louis
Ill
J. F. Harms
Department of Agriculture
Board of Inquiry
Cape Cod Canal Begun By August Belmont at Bournedale
In Sandwich Massachusetts on June 22 August Belmont turned the first spadeful of earth at the canal’s midpoint. Belmont said a former beginning was made and the project would be pushed to completion. He was joined by Robert Bacon J P Morgan & Co officials and other dignitaries near the Perry homestead.
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Bournedale
Cape Cod
August Belmont
New York
Belmont
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
E. F. Levee
Gould Denies Allegations in Trust Company Suit
Saratoga N Y June 22 George J Gould named as defendant in Charles H Kavanaugh v former directors of the Trust Company of the Republic says he was a director but denies all allegations. deposition in New York City last week shows he was elected March 31 1902 and resigned October 192. He says he did nothing as director other than resign. James Duane Livingston former VP identifies books and loans to United States Shipbuilding Company promoters and related parties. loans include 150 and 1650 and 0 then a 250 loan in Paris with shipbuilding stocks as collateral.
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Saratoga, N. Y
George J. Gould
Charles H. Kavanaugh
Trust Company of the Republic
Kavanaugh
Gould
New York City
James Duane Livingston
Trust Company
United States Shipbuilding Company
Livingston
John W. Young
Daniel Leroy Dresser
Young
Shipbuilding Company
Paris
Charlies E. Reies
Dresser
Reiss
H. Engel
John D. Moriarity
Clark Williams
State Banking Department
Striking Streetcar Men Enjoined in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana Judge Debruler granted a temporary restraining order and made it a permanent injunction against striking streetcar workers. They are barred from urging patrons to stay off cars and from distributing notices warning of danger on ridership. Picketing along tracks and near barns and carsheds is prohibited. Local schoolchildren recently refused to be taught by teachers who rode the streetcars.
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Ind
Debruler
Vanderburg County
Ctrcuit Court
Evansville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Evanaville School
Plan to Study the Unemployed
The State Commission on Unemployment and Employers' Liability met yesterday with Senator Wainwright as chairman and Professor Henry R. Seager as vice-chairman. Miss Crystal Eastman served as secretary. The full commission and many state officials attended. A plan committee with three officers and four commissioners was formed and will report at the July 3 meeting.
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State Commission On
Senator Wainwright
Henry R. Seager
Bain, Voss
Jackson
Mitchell
Police Inspector Thompson III Ill With Typhoid at St Vincent’s
Police Inspector Thompson III is severely ill with typhoid fever at St Vincent’s Hospital after transfer from his home at 24 West 1th Street. Dr M R O’Donovan of 471 Hudson Street and several physicians consulted. Hospital officials say his vigorous constitution may aid recovery.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
West 1
H Street
M. R. O'Donovan
Hudson Street
Jesuit Takes Fall Out Of Plumbers Convention
Detroit June 2 The Rev Father Michael J Stritch S S J of Detroit College addressed the National Association of Master Plumbers urging reform of trade relations between jobbers and factories and urging subordination to justice. He warned that such combinations push minds toward socialism and questioned why barriers could not be removed for a universal benefit while urging conduct of business for the benefit of all concerned.
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Detroit
National Association of Master Plumbers
Michael J. Stritch
S&s J
Detroit College
Stritch
Father Stritch
Citizens Union Expenses Reported for Last Legislature
Albany June 22 The Citizens Union of New York which runs a legislative bureau in Albany certified to the Secretary of State through secretary Robert Binkerd that its expenses for the last session totaled 4941 9 J C Hammill who headed the bureau drew 3000 in salary 9 was paid to Curran and Meade for preparation and distribution of articles on direct nominations and the rest covered printing postage and incidental costs
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Citizens Union
New York
Robert Binkerd
J. C. Hammill
Curran
Meade
Health Officer in New York Port Classified Exempt
Albany June 22 Announcement to Gay by the State Civil Service Commission that the Health Officer of the Port of New York and his employees have been classified in the exempt class of the Civil Service. Action taken under the act passed by the last Legislature.
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Albany
State Civil Service Commission
Port of New York
Civil Service
Albany Opinion Rules Unclassified List Must Include Employers
Attorney General OMalley announces that the commission appointed by the last Legislature to study employers liability and unemployment effects is to be rated under the unclassified list, since the commissioners’ duties are purely legislative in nature.
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Albany
O'Malley
Bridesmaid Married Before Bride in Practical Joke
Springfield, June 22. While the Plant Quinn wedding reception was underway, a license issued to Grace Quinn and William Cullen revealed he had married Miss Grace Quinn an hour earlier as a hoax. The couple and siblings then departed together.
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the Tribune
Springfield
Mass
Frank Plant
Church of the Sacred Heart
Grace Quinn
William Cullen
New Haven
Plant- Quinn
Mrs. Plent
Mrs. Cullen
Army and Navy Notes From The Tribune Bureau June 2
Washington reports on Leutze board conferences under Rear Admiral Lent to revamp navy warfare organization. navy yard talks push two-branch setup under line officer, under naval constructor and bureau of steam, echoing pre Newberry system. Ammunition ships urged with at least one vessel per command, Mason backing conclusive Congress recommendations. Orders issued brief leave adjustments. Movements of warships list ships arriving and sailing, highlighting Atlantic fleet readiness.
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Washington
Leutze Board
E. HC. Lent
Secretary of the Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Beard
J. M. Payer
Navy
Naval Constructor
Bureau of Steam
Navy Yard
Newberry
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
N. E. Mason
Naval Ordance Bureau
Congress
Pacific
Mason
President Taft Names Rhode Island Chaplain
Washington June 2 President Taft appointed the Rev Dennis Brendan O Sullivan of Rhode Island to be a chaplain in the army.
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Taft
Dennis Brendan O'Sullivan
Rhode Island
US Cruiser Dixie Arrives Off Provincetown For Torpedo Flotilla Maneuvers
Provincetown Mass June 22 The United States cruiser Dixie convoying the Atlantic torpedo boat flotilla arrived off here today The torpedo boats will begin their summer maneuvers in Cape Cod Bay within a few days.
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Mass
United States
Dixie
Atlantic Torpedo Boat Flotilla
Cape Cod Bay
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