Governor Busy to Meet Roosevelt Amid Albany Turmoil
Governor Hughes remains in Albany amid a tense political climate as speculation swirls about a visit by former president Theodore Roosevelt. Rail against anti-Hughes factions grows as legislators push the inheritance tax bill and Cobb bill fallout. Hughes plans to speak at Harvard, while Taft-Roosevelt talks influence ongoing.
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Merritt
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New York
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Theodore Roosevelt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Roosevelt weighs direct primaries clash in New York
Mr Roosevelt plans talks at Sagamore Hill with Lloyd Griscom to gauge Republican sentiment in New York. Griscom will report district leaders views, while primaries advocates push to nominate direct primaries supporters in the fall. Assemblymen Murray may run. if balks, independents likely to challenge Senator Brough.
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Lloyd C. Griscom
New York
Murray
Senate
Brough
Bills Signed by Governor in Albany June Twenty Third
Governor Hughes signed multiple measures including Whitneys bill abolishing rural school commissioner offices and creating district superintendents elected for five year terms with a $1200 annual salary paid by the state. The package also covers medical inspection of schoolchildren, civil service exam papers, publication of state and county employment lists, religious memorials tax exemptions, extended New York Connecting Railroad time, probation and parole officer duties, and amended insanity qualifications for state alienists.
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Five Die and Ten Hurt in Wreck Near Haverhill
Five harvest hands riding on top of a timber car were killed or injured when a broken flange caused a freight wreck east of Haverhill. The St Louis and San Francisco line train collided with a box car, timber car dragging men through splinters as the wreck unfolded.
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San Francisco
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Ex-President Roosevelt hints at politics after Africa trip
Roosevelt, back at Oyster Bay, refuses to rule out political speeches. He avoids firm declarations, notes plans for visitors including Pinchot, Garfield, Heney and Mrs. Heney, and hosts Rough Riders at Sagamore Hill. He skims Harvard commencement, recalls Spanish war tales, and greets numerous officials and newspapers.
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Hughes
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San Francisco
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Charles E. Hunter
Oklahoma City
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A. F. Cosby
New York
Outlook
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Charles L. Cooper
Lon D. Maxlew
Oklahoma
Grand Army of Oklahoma
Daniel Mulvane
Kansas
J. Callan O’laughlin
Brander Matthews
Abernathy
Rough Riders Conquer Coney Island In Wild Parade
Roosevelt's Rough Riders two hundred strong invaded Coney Island yesterday and took the resort by storm. They marched to Luna Park at five with park band and mounted patrols, receiving a ceremonial freedom of the park from manager Frederick McClellan.
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Luna Park
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Maryland Slayer Confesses to Woods Murder
Harry C. Noland, 18, admits killing Mrs. Alice Brown Litten in Cumberland after a quarrel over another girl. He says she threatened him with stones, followed him from her parents’ home, and he choked her, cut her throat, and fled. The victim, 18, had married at 14 to Charles F. Litten.
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Harry C. Noland
Alice Brown Litten
South Cumberland
Noland
Mayor Gaynor’s Daughter Edith Weds Wingut in Wilmington
The marriage of Edith Gaynor to Harry Wingut occurred in Wilmington Delaware with Attorney General Andrew Gray stating the elopement avoided a formal wedding. Gray said Gaynor wished Edith to be twenty five before marrying. Wingut noted they discussed the plan and chose Wilmington.
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Harry K. Wingut
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Vingut
the Tribune
Andrew C. Gray
Harry Wingut
Edith Gaynor
George Lewis Wolfe
Gray
Mr. Vingut
New York
Miss Gaynor
Probe of Skene regime ordered by grand jury
Albany June 23 Governor Hughes signed an order for an extraordinary term of the county grand jury next month to investigate good roads and other state contracts during Frederick Skene’s tenure as state engineer. Attorney General O Malley aided the probe, with many contractors and state employees expected to testify and Skene likely to be summoned.
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Hughes
Frederick Skene
Skene
O'Malley
More Cloakmakers Strikes for Wage Advances
Strikes by cloakmakers on wage increases of 10 to 20 percent continued despite inaction from the Cloakmakers Union and the International Women's Garment Workers. Officers estimate about twenty thousand workers have gone on strike, with 3 percent already winning concessions, as they prepare for a broader push in July seeking at least a 50 percent rise for 50,000 to 60,000 cloakmakers.
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International Women’s Garment Workers
International Women's Garment Workers
ROW ON PIER OVER GIRL IN Adriatic incident sparks threats
On the White Star pier yesterday a quarrel aboard the Adriatic led to a staged confrontation among five passengers including a woman. Special detective John Mallen intervened as threats of violence surfaced between a Southern man and a judge figure claiming kinship to a foster son. An apology was demanded and written. the feud continued to simmer with possible further clashes and newspaper retaliation.
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Swiss Banker Deported as Undesirable Immigrant
Hans Bauder of Zurich and Miss Pauline Elizabeth Burgin, his traveling companion, detained in New York after arriving on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from Europe, have been ordered deported by Commissioner Keefe with Secretary Nagel's approval. Bauder, who traveled with ex President Roosevelt, said Roosevelt invited him to Oyster Bay to discuss European politics.
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Aero Club splits control of national aeronautics council
Delegates from the American Aeronautical Association withdraw from the Waldorf convention and form the national council of the Aero Clubs of America. The new body will oversee contests, flights, records, and aviation meets in the United States with one vote for the Aero Club of America. Cash prizes totaling 50000 and numerous trophies will be offered for flyers as preparations for the international aviation meet continue in Garden City.
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French aviator de Lesseps arrives after English Channel flight
Count Jacques de Lesseps, a Blériot flyer who crossed the Channel on May 21, sails to Montreal via Hamburg American liner Deutschland. He travels with Count Bertrand de Lesseps and sister Countess Eselen Begassiere, serving as interpreter. He criticizes dirigible commercial prospects and aims for a London to Paris Farman flight for a $25,000 prize.
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Aviator Captain Cody Hurt in Aldershot Flight Fall
Captain F S Cody, an American born aviator teaching aeronautics for the British War Department, was seriously injured when his plane fell from about one hundred feet at Aldershot after catching a gust. He was pinned under wreckage and rendered insensible. head injuries are reported as most serious. Cody had recently naturalized as a British citizen at Doncaster.
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Aldershot
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