Albany Governor Signs Large Wave of Bills Vetoes Many
Governor Hughes worked through a tight deadline signing most of 61 bills left for his review as 705 chapters padded the state statutes this year. He approved measures raising state officers salaries and regulating agencies, while vetoing the Melzinga charter bill and several others including White Plains city charter and property transfers. The session saw 1,189 Senate and 1,755 Assembly bills introduced with 234 Senate and 3 Assembly laws enacted.
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Hughes
Secretary
Ana
Senate
Assembly
C. F. Allen
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Whitner
Saratoga
OT MacGregor
Ward
Melzinga
Fishkill and
Mattawan
White Plains
Hudson River boat burns at Poughkeepsie High land
Fire destroys the steamer Poughkeepsie and the Highland storehouse, causing about 125000 in losses. The Cardinal launch and Wisconsin oarsmen suffer damage, while a trolley car and a switching tower also burn. Firefighters, aided by the tug Annie, move to safety, with the steamer later beached and traffic disrupted for hours. The Poughkeepsie, built in 1862 and rebuilt a decade later, carried 182 feet length and 816 gross tonnage, insured for 50000.
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Central Hudson Steamboat Company
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Cardinal
Ned” Ten Eyck
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Highlev
Annie
New Paltz and Poughkeepsie Traction Company
West Shore Railroad
Daniel S. Miller
Brooklyn
Tippers Target Tourist Bags With Hidden Codes
A window notice near Canal Street in Presdway warns travelers about a trunk printing code used by porters in foreign hotels to mark tips. The firm claims deciphering the signals and describes signs on luggage covers indicating tipping likelihood and passenger disposition.
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Lipper
Sicilian feud sparks street shooting in Brooklyn
A coatless man on Navy Street fired at August Piccolo and wounded two bystanders, including three year old Joseph Certofano. Piccolo was taken to Brooklyn Hospital in grave condition. the child to Cumberland Street Hospital. Police pursued the shooter and his confederates as a fire engine diverted the crowd.
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Brooklyn
August Miccolo
No. 154
Joseph Certofano
No. 622
President Street
Piccolo
Corkle
Brooklyn Hospital
Cumberland Street
United States to participate in Turin Exposition
In Turin next year the United States will officially take part in the International and Commercial Exposition. Francis B. Loomis of Ohio is named commissioner general to represent the U S government. Secretary Knox aims to showcase leading American industries by representing article for article, product for product, to surpass European exhibitions in interest and value.
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Washington
Turin
Italy
United States
Francis B. Loomis
Ohio
Europe
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Tokio
Kramer Wins With Ease In One Mile National Circuit
Frank L. Kramer powered to victory in the one mile national circuit professional championship at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark. He led the field from the last lap to beat Root by a half length with Bedell close behind. Kramer tops the circuit standings with 40 points, Fogler 24, Bedell 11, Hill 11, Hehir 10, Root 7, Probach 6, Krebs 6.
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Hehir
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Springfield
Mass
Werner Beck
Bay View Wheelmen
Courtney Peer
Br Jumbo Wells
New Zealand
Edward Rupprecht
W. J. Mitten
Davenport
T. Smith
Patrick O'Sullivan
Australia
William Bennett
Rockville Centre
Long Island
Frank Cavanagh
Samuel Rein
New York
Louis Cone
Yale
H. E. Abbott
East Orange
E. F. Root
Boston
Lynbrook
Peter Brobach
Alfred Coulette
Coulette
Faster Trains to Seaside From Asbury Park Schedule
Faster trains to Seaside via New York and Long Branch Railroad began today under joint operation with the Pennsylvania and Central Railroad of New Jersey. The timetable claims express runs to Manhattan in about seventy five minutes. Three thousand bathers filled Asbury Park beach today as Fourth Avenue grounds were crowded until official Sunday closing.
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No Baseball at Fort Banks
Boston June 26 Soldiers at Fort Banks Winthrop skipped their Sunday game after United States District Attorney Asa P French announced prosecutions. Residents had long objected to the games but authority disputes were settled by General Howe ordering a suspension pending a War Department inquiry.
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Tobacco in Elephant Sparks Bos tok Arena Chaos
Dreamland at Coney Island saw a scene of uproar when Queenie the elephant swallowed a bag of tobacco. Richard Bass, the trainer, ordered a gallon of coffee and a vacuum cleaner to be used in an attempt to relieve her stomach. The audience and animals reacted to the disturbance as the animal exhibit continued with disorder.
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Come South to Louisiana Emigration Critique Urges Settlers
Representative Ramsdell argues against US emigration to Canada, urging Northern and Western citizens to relocate to the South. He highlights Southern agricultural diversity, climate advantages, and strong potential in crops, livestock, and industry, with Louisiana presented as a welcoming, opportunity-rich home.
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Not long planned Lynn bank payroll murder case
Lynn Massachusetts police describe the payroll bandit murder of Thomas A Landregan and Patrolman James H Carroll as not long premeditated. One suspect Wladoupski remains jailed. accomplice Androik is dead and Acheson may die. The trio traveled from Boston through Canada to Lynn seeking loot.
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Russia
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Toronto
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Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Say Deer Are Ruining Crops in Sussex N J
Sussex farmers in northern New Jersey plan immediate action against deer damages amounting to hundreds of dollars. Deer may be shot only on Wednesdays in November under a law with a $19 fine for others who molest them, informer share included. Farmers sign an agreement not to reveal shooters. Deer released by the State game association in various parts of the state.
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Army and Navy Notes on Proposed Bureau Reforms
Washington dispatch outlines possible naval reorganization including a new bureau of electrical engineering or expanding the Bureau of Steam Engineering. Meyer’s plan envisions two engineering branches with shore and sea machinery under one bureau. Army and Navy orders and ship movements are listed, with personnel changes in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts and several officer transfers and retirements.
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Marietta
Virginia
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New York
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Marching to Gettysburg Nine Companies of 29th Infantry
Nine companies of the 29th United States Infantry arrived in Harrisburg from Elmira New York to take part in a manoeuvre camp at Gettysburg in July. The units from Forts Niagara Jay and Porter are led by Major F E T Pendleton and include a machine gun section. They camped near Harrisburg for the night and will march to Carlisle tomorrow.
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2Th United States Infantry
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Gettysburg
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Porter
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Carlisle
Abduction Alleged in Salt Lake City Case
A. M. Boyle, once a Pittsburg contractor, is alleged abducted by A. M. Quinn, Salt Lake City sanatorium owner. Quinn was arrested in Aberdeen, Washington, on a complaint charging abduction. Boyle, in a clouded mental state, stayed at Quinn's resort after his wife traced him. He was sponsored by Masonic brethren and his mother, a Silver Springs heiress, aided the search. The June 13 disappearance involved a guarded trunk said to hold important papers.
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A. M. Boyle
Pittsburg
A. M. Quinn
Quinn
Aberdeen
Wash
Boyle
Silver Springs
Actress Driven Insane Over Jeffries Johnson Fight
Kate Blanche a character actress was committed to the State Asylum at Newburg after arriving in Cleveland from Toledo last Thursday she telegraphed promoters Gleason and Rickard begging to attend the fight and was deemed insane following a medical exam she had shown peculiar behavior including repeating lines in German and seeking a place on a Reno train inclusion.
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Kate Blanche
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Sisters in Fatal Fight In Norristown
Coroner ruled Susan Davis died at Norristown Hospital from a fall after a scuffle with her sister Mrs Kane. The quarrel at the Norristown home led to Susan being thrown from the house, injuring a thigh. District Attorney and coroner decided no criminal action, sister to be committed to an institution.
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Cantrill Re-nominated in Ashland District Primary
Returns from the Democratic congressional primary across eight counties show J Campbell Cantrill renominated over Claude M Thomas by about 2500 votes. The Ashland district has historical ties to Henry Clay and other notable lawmakers. Cantrill, president of the Kentucky branch of the American Society of Equity, opposed the 1910 pool of the Burley Tobacco Company.
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J. Campbell Cantrill
Claude Mthomas
Burley Tobacco Society
Henry Clay
Congress
Richard M. Johnson
John C. Breckinridge
James B. Beck
Joseph C. S. Blackburn
W. .Breckinridge
Cantrill
Kentucky
American Society of Equity
Burley Tobacco Company
Women Watch Negroes Fight At Hotel Empire
Two bellboys Alfred Williams and William Moore fought at the Hotel Empire Broadway and 63d. Williams threw a water pitcher wounding Moore, then a blow sent him through a glass partition. Moore fled upstairs. crowd watched. West 68th Street patrols stopped the fight. Moore taken to Flower Hospital. Williams jailed. Moore to recover.
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63D Street
Alfred H. Williams
William Moore
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Moore
West 68Th Street
Flower Hospital
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