Filibuster Favors Aldrich Bill Grip Senate Deal
The lower chamber backed the conference report as Senator Aldrich moves to read and print in The Record and push prompt action. Democrats warn of blame if a filibuster halts relief for patrons while leaders seek a continuous session and final adjournment timing.
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White House
Extension of Evening A R M P M Delivery in New York
The Postmaster General expands the late afternoon and night mail delivery in New York following the successful trial from October in districts served by Stations N Broadway 69th Street and W Columbus Avenue. The extension covers Stations G H I J K L U Y and Times Square, with Morgan reporting strong efficiency gains and earlier delivery to residents. Officials will meet in New York to plan increasing carrier force to support the wider service.
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Washington
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New York
Broadway
69Th Street
Columbus Avenue
Morgan
Times Square
London
Paris
Berlin
The
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New York City
Postoffice
Fiddlers in Station Shuffle Crabs Through Williamsburg
Disguised as coal two men known only as Chicken Jimmy and the Wallabout Rat hauled over a hundred pounds of fiddler crabs into Clymer Street station Williamsburg. They were arrested for intoxication as crabs swarmed the dormitory and desk areas while police contained the odd scene.
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Clymer Street
Williamsburg
Edward McConnin
Munday
Chicken Jimmy
Jimmy
Republicans Prepare Draft of Platform in Washington
Washington May 27 tentative draft of the Republican national platform will be prepared in Washington with conferences planned for next week. President Roosevelt, Secretary Root and leading Republicans will take conspicuous roles. Arthur I. Vorys, Ohio manager for Taft, discusses platform matters while Wade H. Ellis of Ohio aids tariff proposals. Vorys to Columbus, Hitchcock and Vorys meet President at White House. Vorys visits Columbus next day.
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Chicago
Committee On Resolutions
Roosevelt
Root
Congress
Arthur I Vorys
Ohio
Taft
Wade H. Ellis
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mr. Vorys
Vorys
Columbus
Mr. Hitchcock
White House
Not Insertion Forgery Tainted Fassett Telegram
United States District Attorney Baker released a report on the Fassett telegram case. A telegraph operator Julian Timberlake admitted causing a false telegram to Cassidy by inserting not in the wire message from the Capitol corridor. The act constitutes forgery under District of Columbia code, with the case to be presented to the grand jury.
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Washington
United States
Baker
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Cassidy
Albany
Julian ¥. Timberlake
House
Capitol
Timberlake
Heat Takes Its Toll As City Suffers Record Heat
Heat yesterday killed a man and two children and prostrated five others. The thermometer reached 88 degrees with humidity at 0.62. Adam Trowser, 50, died after collapsing on 232d Street near Broadway. Stella Potaschnick, 5, died in front of her home at 481 St. Ann's Avenue. Frank Zuzolo, 1 month, died in the Bronx. Weather bureau predicted continued warmth. City horses and children cooled by water from open fire plugs as SPCA readied drivers to avoid overloading teams and to set sprinkling stations.
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Adam Trowser
Amsterdam Avenue
Kingsbridge
Stella Potaschnick
St. Ann's Avenue
Frank Zuzolo
East First Street
Bronx
New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Oldtimers Push Opposing Cotton Exchange Ticket
An opposition slate led by George Brennecke enters the race against the regular ticket headed by R A Springs for Cotton Exchange leadership. J F Maury appears on both tickets for treasurer, with a list of new managers including Marshall Geer and R S Gernon. The election, set for next Monday, centers on who should run the institution for the coming year.
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George Brennecke
Cotton Exchange
R. A. Springs
J. F. Maury
Brennecke
Arthur R. Marsh
Marshall Geer
R. S. Gernon
J. T. Gwathmey
J. E. G. Higgens
Clerk Cohen Files Bankruptcy Amid Liabilities Over $380000
David Cohen a clerk residing at 1770 Madison Avenue filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday listing liabilities of 380500 11 with secured claims totaling 251308. Major creditors include trusts under wills tied to Peyton Bowen and Kennedy plus numerous individuals and the State Bank Brownsville branch. Debts date to 1899.
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David Cohen
Madison Avenue
Cohen
Sylvester Pope
William L. Condit
Edward P. Schell
Josephine L. Peyton
Pine Street
Edward T. S. Kennedy
P. Kennedy
Leighton Williams
James Bowen
Wall Street
John Marion
Broadway
Samuel Green
Moritz L Ernst
Nassau Street
Samuel L. Tomback
East 110Th Street
Johnson Manager Claims Victory In Delegates Fight
F B Lynch, Johnson campaign manager, says Johnson will be nominated on the second or third ballot. He reports 6&4 Democratic delegates elected so far, with 418 for Bryan, leaving 318 to be chosen. Lynch asserts at least half of the remaining delegates will go to Johnson to block Bryan.
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Tribune
Chicago
F. B. Lynch
Johnson
Bryan
South
Lynch
Albany programme a recess next week
Albany May 27. Leaders of both houses set a week long recess from Friday to Monday June 8 amid debates on anti racetrack gambling measures. Governor Hughes will resume recommendations on the Percy Gray racing law and the legislature plans to adjourn sine die by June 11 or 12.
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Tribune
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Hughes
Foelker
Senate
Palmer
Schoharie
Assembly
Merritt
Cassidy
Hooker
Chicago
Hinman
Fleet at Tacoma Anchors as Battleship Parade Enchants City
The battleship fleet anchored in Commencement Bay Tacoma drawing 200000 spectators with ships from Bremerton joining and Admiral Sperry planning a harbor stay. Maine and Alabama depart later for a long itinerary via Honolulu Guam Manila Singapore and Suez to Hampton Roads ahead of the Atlantic fleet.
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Hampton Roads
Hogs unearth human bones at Gunness pond probe
Laporte Indiana May 27 hogs wallowing in a pond edge on the Gunness farm unearthed a human arm and leg bones. Sheriff Smutzer suspects more bodies lie buried beneath the pond mud and will have the shore dragged with long rakes to recover any others as waters recede.
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Laporte
Ind
Gunness
Lee Critically Ill In Mississippi Confederate Leader
General Stephen D. Lee commander in chief of the Confederate Veterans is critically ill in Vicksburg Mississippi with little hope for recovery. He fell ill May 21 after addressing Iowa and Wisconsin reunion veterans at the National Park. His son Blewett Lee of Chicago has been summoned.
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Miss
Stephen D. Lee
Confederate Veterans
Lee
Iowa
Wisconsin
National Park
Blewett Lee
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Indicts McIntyre Again In Five New Grand Jury Charges
The grand jury charged Thomas A. McIntyre with four additional counts of grand larceny placing five indictments total. He appeared with counsel before Judge Rosalsky and pleaded not guilty while reserving a plea change before June 10. Bail set at 1000 on each indictment, plus existing bonds totaling 29000. Receivers proceed with bankruptcy examination as McIntyre’s health delays progress. Jewelry recovered from a safe valued at 20800 to 30000, not in debtor names.
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Thomas A. McIntyre
T. A. McIintyre & Co
McIntyre
George L. Lewis
Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
National Surety Company
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Gilchrist
Harrisburg Man Arrested In Grand Larceny Probe
Syracuse May 27 George C Ryan of T A McIntyre Co. was arrested on an indictment for grand larceny in the first degree. Bail cannot be posted here. He and attorney F C Sargent go to New York tonight to enter a plea of not guilty and arrange bail with two Syracuse men to stand as bail, per Mr Sargent.
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Assembly Judiciary Committee
Green
Assembly
F. Foley
Hama
Beverley R. Robinson
New York
Phillips
Judiciary Committee
Francis
Syracuse
Carpenter
Mount Kisco
New Rochelle
Raines
Senate
Armstrong
George C. Ryan
T. A. McIntyre & Co
McCaffrey
Ryan
F. C. Sargent
William Dorner
Sargent
Hearst Gains 27 Votes In Opened Ballots In NYC Mayor Case
In a six hour session Justice Lambert and a jury opened two ballot boxes to recount NYC mayoral votes between Hearst and McClellan. Hearst gained 27 votes. total box tallies and shifts from specific districts are detailed, with plans to resume and possibly expand the recount on Saturdays.
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George B. McClellan
New York
Justice Lambert
Supreme Court
Hearst
Lambert
Clarence J. Shearn
Manhattan
Little Tim” Sullivan
Florrie” Sullivan
McClellan
Little Tim’s
Florrie
John T. Dooling
Board of Elections
Eugene Lamb Richards
Ivins
Lee
Socialist Labor Party
New Hampshire Democrats select four delegates at large
In Concord on May 27 the New Hampshire Democratic state convention adopted the party platform and elected four delegates at large to the Denver national convention. The delegates are Mayor Eugene Reed of Manchester, John B. Nash of Conway, John Sheridan of Berlin, and James E. Shepard of New London. The platform calls for tariff revision, currency reform, popular election of U.S. Senators, campaign finance disclosure, government control of corporations, and labor protection against injunctions. Bryan supporters won delegates at large on their own slate despite a defeated Bryan resolution. True L. Norris of Portsmouth headed the defeated slate.
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N. H
New Hampshire
Denver
Eugene Reed
Manchester
John B. Nash
Conway
John Sheridan
Berlin
James E. Shepard
New London
United States
William J. Bryan
Bryan
True L. Norris
Portsmouth
Contested Seats Reach About Two Hundred For GOP Convention
Secretary Dover today listed 78 contests from 60 districts across 7 states and 2 territories for the Republican National Convention. Territorial contests total 2 seats and state contests 4 seats each, with Alabama slated to be first on June 5 in alphabetical consideration.
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Chicago
Dover
United States
Arizona
Alaska
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Harry New
Auction Sells Securities for One Thousand Dollars
The face value of the securities totaling 84550 dollars, including a tin box of maps and surveys for Chesapeake Western Railway and shares in Pocahontas and Midland Railways, plus 75509 dollars in first mortgage bonds of Washington Cincinnati and St Louis, were auctioned for 1000 dollars. W. E. D. Stokes, who recently bought the railway’s entire capital stock and bonds, was the likely buyer and was named president of the Chesapeake Western Railway with Albert H. Gleason as vice president. The railway runs 13.96 miles from Bridgewater to North River Gap, Va, and leases the Chesapeake & Western Railroad for an additional 4.96 miles from Elkton Junction to Bridgewater.
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Pocahontas Company
Midland Railway Company
Washington, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad
W. E. D. Stokes
Stokes
Robert McM.gillespie
Albert H. Gleason
Jules J. Vatable
Bridgewater
North River Gap
Chesapeake & Western Railroad
Elkton Junction
Finley Named Chairman of Ohio Democratic Campaign
In Columbus on May 27 W L Finley State 611 Inspector won unanimous support of the Democratic state ticket candidates for chairman of the state executive committee to direct the Ohio campaign this summer and fall Judge Harmon the party’s gubernatorial candidate joined in recommending the appointment amid the bid for unity.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. L. Finley
State Central Committee
Judge Harmon
Finley
Turret test shows fortitude of ship enclosures and mast
Turret and fighting mast tests on the Arkansas and Florida reveal the turret withstood heavy fire while the mast toppled under pressure yet remained standing. Officers note no serious structural damage and plan bulkhead trials to evaluate Whitehead torpedo protection for hulls at Norfolk Yard.
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Florida
Jackies
Franklin
John G Quimby
Joseph K. Taussig
Norfolk
Taft plan centers campaign in Cincinnati with Taft home base
The Times Star reports that if Secretary Taft is nominated for president he will establish personal headquarters in Cincinnati with a home at Charles P. Taft's residence on Hike Street and campaign offices in the Linton Hotel. Arrangements foresee his arrival around September to be near his home city during the race.
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The
Times Star
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Tat
Hike Street
Linton Hotel
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