Lobby faction presses delay on trade reform
A national trade group asks President Wilson to hold back new antitrust measures until the Interstate Trade Commission is formed and has studied proposed legislation. The National League of Commission Merchants, with branches in 37 states, writes that extra laws could hamper business and urges careful, nonpartisan study before any new acts.
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Prome
Trade Commission
Tobby
Wilson
Washington
Cousis
Washington Standard
Fles
Encogintin
I Hery Pimpelé
Ineaeant Trade Commission
Scales
Interstate Trade Commission
Inte Trade Commission
Congress
Ren
Newlands
National League of Commission Merchants Ie
Mr. Seales
Becker shifts cells at Sing Sing after death house move
Becker moved to the second largest cell in Sing Sing's death house after transfer from the death row cell vacated by Peter Rebscco who went to the chair. He awaits potential transfer to Idaho, may wait months, and is reported to be writing a book about his NYPD experiences.
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Les Meccer
Sing Sing
Yesfering
Idoa
Peter Rebscco
Becker
Werden Clancy
McCormick
New York
Curbing Patriot Voices Board Limits National Anthem Singing
The Board of Education adopted a resolution limiting school singing of the Star Spangled Banner to once a week by pupils citing concerns over vocal strain and repetition. The policy notes one verse suffices and aims to maintain orderly instruction.
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Board of Education
Wong
Ten Year Old Fan Injured At Bronx Ballgame
A ten year old boy Vincent Stangly was knocked down by an automobile in front of a ballpark while watching a game. He suffered a broken leg and contusions but insisted on hearing the score. George McPherson of The Bronx carried him to a hospital but he remained to learn Giants’ lead in the fifth inning as three runs were credited.
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Vincent Stangly
East
George McPherson
Honeywell
Bronx
Stanley
Giants
Vincent
Jesup Will Leaves $8.5 Million to Public and Museums
The will of Mrs. Morris K. Jesup disburses about 8.5 million to public and charitable entities, with 2 million to Mr. Cuyler, 1 million to Misa Cuyler, and major bequests to the American Museum of Natural History, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Morris K. Jesup Fund. The estate includes real estate in Bar Harbor and Massachusetts and a large residuary estate.
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Jesup
Runeum
Morris K. Jesup
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Testateix
Metrofellian Museum
Charles M. Jemp
Catherine ©. Jemp
Richard H. Jesup
Richard M. Jesup
Fronces Lewis Cuyler
Mary Townsend Cuyler
Julie Wilson
Katherine
Manny Patterson
Eleator B. Ives
Howard Bliss
William 7
Elsing
Biss
American Museum of Natural History
North Pacific Ocean
Jecup Hall
Williams College
Dow
Wiewit
Jeanne
Thomas de Witt Cuylor
Cole
Henry Fairfeld Osborn
American Museum of Natural Wissrs
Cape York
Peary
Ogies
Jeanp
Mia
Stamford Death Case Ties Woman to Ballou Killing
In a Stamford death mystery, Mrs. Angle admits Ballou visited her and hands over clothing marked with his blood. The evidence traces crimson footmarks from the crime scene to her apartment, while Ballou’s hat and hair are found with the stains. Prosecutors weigh whether Ballou was struck and killed in a hall accident or foul play.
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Waldo
Angie
Ballou
Bomnmiies
Rippenam Building
Mr. Ballouin
Mia
Angle
Chief Brennan
Sid
McMahon
Bailon
Bailou
Harry Hallow
Mamaroneck
Nellie Whitney
Dr. Whitney
Mclean Hospital
Waverly
Mass
Paul Guernsey
At & O'El
I Downs
Hear Voorhis Fraud Charges Heard by Special Hearing
Acting as a special envoy appointed by Governor Glynn, John D. McMahon will begin hearings in the Honest Ballot case against John St. Voorhis, State Superintendent of Elections, at 10 o'clock this morning at the Bar Association building. An introductory session yesterday featured Samuel M. Ord and W. Cleveland Runyon for the Honest Ballot Association and Samuel J. Rosensohn and Jacob R. Lehif for the Progressive party who also filed charges against Voor and Leslie T. Tompkins and John renting for Voor. The dispute centers on alleged failures to prosecute illegal registration and voting, partisan deputy appointments, and neglect to act on fraudulent registrations brought before him last fall. Francis W. Bird chaired the Progressive party in York County, with Samuel Koenig and others present.
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Glynn
John D. McMahon
John St. Voorhin
Ath Bar Association
West 44Th
Samuel M. Ord
W. Cleveland Runyon
Honest Harlot Association
Samuel J. Rosensohn
Jacob R. Lehif
Progressive Party
Francis W. Bird
York County
Samuel
Prisoner Ends Life While in Custody
A prisoner named Thomas Kusenny, a stadieman from 71 East Roth Street, detained on larceny charges involving a son and horse and wagon from Woomingdale Brothers’ store, died last night by hanging in the east Stth wt police station. He had been arrested about an hour earlier by Patrolman Fo and could not explain the circumstances.
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Thomas Kusenny
East Roth St
East Stth
Woomingdale Brothers
Kilkenny
Verdict set at six thousand five hundred in McGill suit
Jury clears Miss Eleanor A McGill in alienation of affections case with Mayer seeking 50000. six and a half hours deliberation, criminal conversation not decided. Trial drama includes harsh arraignment by Alexander Simpson provoking tears from McGill as witnesses and spectators react.
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Macy Mayer
Eleanor A. McGull
Jersey City
Mayer
Miss McGill
Walter Mayer
Mrs. Mayer
Gounael
Collina
Princeton University
New Jersey
John McGill
Alexander Simpson
Simpson
Judge Speer
Butte Quiet After Riot Involving Miners Union
Butte remained calm after a night of rioting sparked by a miners union dispute. Dynamite totaling 250 pounds exploded in the streets as a captain and crew clashed with authorities. Citizens urged Governor Toole to send state troops. police were criticized for inactivity.
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London
Gothlands
Hi 2
Butte
Miners’ Union
Helena
Onion Hall
Aticha
Duncan
Charles Henderson
Citizens’ Committee
Driscoll
Tango Refusal Sparks Custody Suit in Supreme Court
Mrs Edna May Wagner testifying before Justice Gingerich in a Supreme Court suit says her refusal to dance the tango provoked abuse by her husband Albert Frederick Wagner head of the Wagner Specialty Company. She notes his income about 16000 dollars yearly and claims he struck her after she objected to his conduct at public parks and with another woman.
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Antle
Downe
Angle
Phillips
Snsent
Phelan
Angie
Maine
White Mountains
Connecticut
Hailey
Ballou
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
Hockaway “Park
Frances Fromme
Manic, Armed, Holds Off Posse in Camden County
Grantoch New Jersey June 24 1900 Harry Schooby a longtime Camden County Insane Asylum employee went berserk firing at Superintendent John Starkey and barricading his cottage. Over 200 shots were exchanged but no one was injured Schooby was captured after officers forced entry His wife and children feared for safety and Starkey had previously dismissed Schooby for insubordination revealing a troubling pattern of interactions with inmates.
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Grantoch
N. J
Harry & Schooby
Camden County Insane Asylum
Ahoto
John Starkey
Schooby
Starkey
Montgomery
Pine
Cummings
Dietrichs Body to Arrive for Funeral in Greenwood
The body of Emerson Dietrich, killed by Tony in Chicago Sunday night, arrives at Grand Central Terminal at 8 o clock this morning. Mile. Adgie Castillo, fiancé of the young trainer, accompanies the casket. The body goes to the mortuary chapel at Greenwood Cemetery for funeral services this afternoon. Dietrich, son of Emerson Dietrich, an architect, resided at Bite Bay Parkway Bearsonhurst.
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Ody
Emerson
Metsich
Tony
Chicago
Gran Central Terminal
Mile
Adgie Castillo
Greenwoud Cemetery
Dietrich
Emercon 2
Bite Bay Parkway
Bearsonhurst
Wreck of Gothland Rescue Amid Heroic Lifesaving Efforts
June 24 Seilly Islands rescuers describe the Gothland disaster as awful as a lifeboat broke from its davits and sank, throwing passengers including many women and children into the sea. A quartermaster saved three women, others handed drowning children to rescuers, and salvage under heavy seas continued. The ship from Montreal to Rotterdam carried eighty-one, mostly Russians and Poles. no English speaking passengers aboard.
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Hugh Town
Seilly Islands
Gothland
Almonnt
Seateamer
Crim Rocks
St. Mary’s
Montreal
Jerdam
sMontreal
Canada Line
Rotterdam
Pole
Sing Sing Cells Full Prison Overcrowded With 1850 Convicts
The warden feared crowding as detainees neared 1850, about 400 above capacity. Prisoners slept in dormitories since cells could not hold extra inmates, with ongoing concerns about safety and accommodations at Sing Sing.
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Dreger Vison Everyereev
Liss
Sing Sing
McCormick
Elements in rage claim seven lives
A violent storm system swept through Minnesota and Wisconsin causing seven deaths and extensive damage. Names including Loretta Grams and Esther Munson appear among the victims, with multiple towns reporting destroyed homes and dozens injured as the storm traversed the region.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Loretta Grams
Margaret Kelly
Louis Grams
Minneapolis
Esther Munson
Wausau
Wis
Bern
Clear Lake
Watertown
S. C
Appleton
Eau Claire
Oshkosh
Madison
Lar
Wausua
Marinette
Mayor and Commissioner tour workhouse drugs issue plan
Mayor Mitchel and Katharine B. Davis toured Blackwell's and Rikers prisons to review reforms, including moving inmates to Rikers for work and drug treatment efforts. Deputy Lewin praised measures and noted drug abuse, staff exploitation, and outdated facilities hinder rehab. Whalen, Blackwell's keeper, jailed for supplying prisoners with contraband.
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Blackwell’s
Rikers Islands
Katharine B. Davis
Department of Correction
Mitchel
Dr. Davis
Jurdette i
Lewis
Blackwell's Island
Riker’s Island
Davis
Lewin
Rece Iy
Policeman Held After Court Hearing in Titania
Police officer Johnsen was detained after a hearing in the Mar Titania court by Magistrate Feexchi for trial in the Court of Special Sessions on an assault charge against Solomon Berger. Berger sought to withdraw the charge. testimony cited a blackjack used by Hayden, who did not testify.
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Johnsen
Mar- Titania
Feexchi
Court of Special Seasions
Solomon Berger
Hayden
Berger
Krotel
Thes
Freschi
Hunger strike death ends Benton County inmate case
A inmate identified as L. Ww died in his county jail cell today while serving a ten year sentence for the cruel maltreatment of his young son in Benton County. Holly Sorin reported on the case, noting the fatality stems from a hunger strike weeks after conviction.
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Holly Sorin
L. Ww
Peniton
Hary
Hews
Benton
Labor Wins Bay State Senate Amid Injunction Bill Vote
Labor supporters push through the Bay State Senate a bill aimed at preventing injunctions against unions during strikes. The measure cleared on a 40 to 0 vote, with party lines and immediate discussion following the session. The passage comes as lawmakers prepare to address the related one eyunc tion bill and negotiations with the administration.
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The
Author in cell on girls charge
Henry Wallace Phillips, author of fed Saunders stories, was held at West 100th Street police station last night on a charge of impairing the morals of fourteen year old Marjorie Gluxton. He was released on $500 bail as details about the case remain unclear.
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Henry Wallace Phillips
Fed Saunders
100Th St
Marjorie ‘Luxton
Phillips
John C. Butts
Butts
Canadian Northwest
Los Angeles
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
Phillips Sald
Lillian Gluxton
M Marjorie
Children's Society
SLAIN GIRL HEAD SEARCH IN SHENECTADY WOODS
District Attorney Albert T. Blessing leads a woods search south of Schenectady for the head of the unidentified victim whose torso was found in the Mohawk River. A farmer reports a man and woman fled from his road into the woods Saturday. a black satchel was seen but not located. Authorities plan to drag Normanskill Creek tomorrow and offer a reward, inviting criminologists to assist.
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Teleeragh
the Tribune
Schenectady
N. Y
Albert T. Blepsing
Mohawk River
Blessing
Schencetad
Normanskill Creek
Thomas Burns
Tarately
Woods
Burns
Sehenvetady
Dexter
Mysterious blow kills visitor in New York
A. L. Abbott of Hartsville, 36, estate dealer, died after a head strike on Seventh Avenue near 38th Street. He arrived in the city with Ernest Summers and, after meeting two women at a cabaret, walked with them when a man stepped from a shadowed building and struck Abbott. He died at New York Hospital without regaining consciousness. Summers aided Abbott and was with him at the hospital.
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A. L. Abbott
Hartsville
Seventh Av
38Th St
New York Hospital
S8th St
Abbott
New York Hi
Fork Hospital
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