Gaynor addresses Brooklyns long island traction dispute
Justice William J. Gaynor writes to the arbitration board outlining the history of the Long Island Traction Company and the Brookyln City Railroad. He notes wall street influence and unlawful yet lawful-seeming actions that spurred the strike, urging reform and change in law as needed. A separate clash with strikers on a Flushing avenue line ends with Police firing and several arrests. A hearse accident accompanies a broader day of franchise and labor movements across Brooklyn and nearby cities.
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Leonard Street
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Cassidy
Long Island City
Board of Aldermen
Brooklyn Freights Railroad Company
Law Committee
United States
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Norton
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Senate and House Lighted by Distractive Debates
The lower house and senate opened amid routine business with debates on currency and taxation. Measures include a 3 percent tax on public bonds and a plan to tax Mrs Hetty Green personally along with her husband. A court case excerpt shows police testimony disputes. Reports also cover a boiler explosion, nominations by Governor Werts, Mexican Guatemalan peace talks, and other regional notes.
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Tax Department
Hydersland
Stewart Building
Nutt Dukes Tragedy Recalls 1883 PA case
Dures slayer dying. Jim Nutt shoots two people in Uniontown Pa after a drunken quarrel over a past romance with Lizzie Nutt. Mrs Payton dies. Nutt is wounded and Coleman injured while attempting to intervene. The incident echoes the famous Nutt Dukes tragedy of 1883 that gripped Pennsylvania and national attention.
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Nutt
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Kansas
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Bush
Lirsie Nutt
Harrisburg
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Noss
Offoe
Philadelphia Officials Sought for Testimony in Trust Case
A Philadelphia report details officials facing witness summons over alleged stock dealings of the Grarsatee Trust and a 1835 share transfer to A Morter. It notes council members being asked to testify after president Mile urged cooperation amid wartime distrust.
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Mile
Aeteet Counett
Pune
New Guid Issue and London Bond Plan Rumor
An aging cabinet session hints at a bond issue backed by London bankers to conserve gold. Reports say negotiations with London financiers may lead to a rapid sale of bonds and use of London gold, avoiding domestic gold outflow.
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