Utica State Hospital probe opens with witness testifying
A Utica hearing began on reports about the hospital administration. Steward testifies denying Buckley Snyder charges. Adjournment set to 9 tomorrow. Buckley reappears with other officials and auditors. Board seeks truth, vows openness and willingness to be shown where at fault.
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Utica
Utica State Hospital
Board of Managers
State Hospital Commission
State Department of Efficiency and Economy
Utica Hospital
Buckley
Snyder
John H. Delaney
Charles H. Jackson
Mr. Landers
Samuel Brockheimer
Kerrigan
Hermann F. Goldschmidt
A. D. Morgan
J. V. May
Fred H. Parker
EB. McGarr
John H Flynn
August Merrill
Commission
Messrs
Dunham
Kernan
Baker
Coley
Mayer
Constable
State Hospital
Gruckley and Snyder
Miasouri
High School Seniors Back From Annual Picnic Trip
The Senior Class returned Monday evening from Shan falee Lake after a three day trip. Chaperones Mrs. Dicker 608 Mrs. Unney and Mr. Bloling accompanied the group. They traveled by private car on the O and W line to Livingston Manor and then to Shandalee Lake Hotel. The trip featured a lake tour a baseball game a Chautauqua program and a lively dance night. Students enjoyed the scenery and activities and most returned tired but happy.
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Shanfalee Lake
Wall
Dicker
Unney
Bplining
Livingston Manor
Shandalee Lake Hotel
Lala
Nobo
Uae
Leo Drake
Elatin
Rtokel
Wilton & Co
Hart
Dr. Targer
Youlen
Mirco Vernon
Witis Hurt
Selway Gibbs
Rath Adama
Prof Rosa
Louton
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Watsonn
Ata
Tyne Arm
Arthal
Kingston Lowin
Howy
Benton
Polly Wox
Bia Couch
Bocuma
Miles
Tie Take
Spinning
Misie
Rye Fon
Tad
Vietrota
Kueepesie
Franklin Kramer
Wren
Nemin
Wotain
Spalers
Pleime
Woman Admits Paying for Use of Baby in Trial
New York May 27 A woman admitted paying 3107 for the use of a baby in a court case involving a printer manufacturer and a printing press trade. The defendant and the woman testified in a room with her maid as witnesses. The record of the trial dated before Justine Garecan and a girl in the pretrial court was read aloud.
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New York
Ahe
Sternad Vilas
Sulli Yana
Tim
Dresch
Wiese Sullivan
Justine Garecan
Balloon drops in sea on voyage to Versailles
An unidentified balloon with aerial apparatus aboard descended several miles off Al et senetsl coast near Versailles. The event occurred during the Trench amateur golf championship semifinal rounds. Francis Oa and Jerome Travers were mentioned in connection with the day’s play.
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Sainemeends
Germany
Feaurtal Aeromanty
Versailles
Mat
Francis
Jerome Travers
Hears Tay
Trench
Supporters Of Sulzer Active In Albany May 27
Albany May 27 supporters of William Sulzer plan a strong bid to return him to the governor’s mansion. An American party with Liberty Bell emblem seeks to enroll Democrats and independents to back Sulzer, highlighting his stand on primary reform and anti Tammany Hall corruption. Colonel Alexander Bacon headquarters in New York solicits enrollment cards.
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Albany
William Sulzer
William Bulzer
Cnroll
Fon
Samuel Bell Thomas
Sulzer
Alexander 8
Bacon
Grandway
New York
Thomas
Sulver
Tammany Hall
Asa
Jacob Riis Dies At Summer Home In Barre Massachusetts
Jacob A Riis, famed for his reform journalism and for earning the title New York’s most useful citizen, died of heart disease at his summer home in Barre Massachusetts. His son was present when he passed. Riis rose from immigrant beginnings to document urban poverty including the East Side and helped found settlement work at the present 4s Venus Street home.
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Barre
Masa
Jacob
Dal
Rie Bedeide
Jacob A Riis
Roosevelt
New York
Fries
Tanee
Gine
Venus Street
Rogers creditors meet Friday
Newburgh creditors of John B Rogers will meet Friday at 5 oclock before Hon Wm C. Antone referee in bankruptcy at Grange road offices 27 Monteom Street. Rogers recently served as deputy election inspector for Orante windy and Meda. petition in bankruptcy filed with costs listed. Creditors include Wildes & Son Verall Square Hotel Evening News Publishing Co and others with debts around 74 dollars.
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Newburgh
John B. Rocers
Waralek
Slock
Anthon
Rogers
United States
New York
Mart Sd HS Maes
Gisen Ae Rou
Meaceis
Critiers
Wildes & Son
Verall Square Hotel
Corner Stone Ceremony Planned for New Masonic Temple
On July 10 in Newburgh a ceremonial cornerstone laying is scheduled for the Grand Street location of the new Masonic Temple. The event, announced May 26, invites significant members of the fraternal order and local dignitaries.
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Newburgh
Masonic Temple
Grand Steed
Henry Siegel Back from Haeland Ad ventures
Henry Siegel returns from Holland amid reports of weary merchants and buyers, with ad ventures seeking renewed commerce. Local documents note Siegel's reappearance and intention to resume business activities in New York.
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Henry Siegel
New York
Haeland
Borah Sees GOP Moose Reunion At Detroit Meet
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho urged Republicans to reunite with the Bull Moose, arguing the third party vote was a protest and not a permanent exit. He voiced it must remain a progressive party and reject compromise with reform forces.
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Detroit
William E. Borah
Idaho
Bull Moose
Republican Party
Middletown Highs Graduation Dance Returns Under ASsociation
The Middletown High School athletic association will host the commencement dance at Linden Hall after the Stratton Theatre exercises. Proceeds support the ailing athletic department as the class plans a large event with speakers and a late morning finish.
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Middletown High School
Linden Hall
Stratton Theatre
Jorgever
M. H. 8. Athletic Association
M. Hy
Athlotic Association
Tates
Travelers Study Club session reports year and plans
The Travelers' Study Club met at Mrs E L Tichenor's home for a season closing meeting. Mrs Tichenor presented sketches of Andrew Carhecie and his Roark, and a summary of Scotland by Florence Nearing, finishing an engaging talk on The Land of the Heather. An annual report reviewed the year's work, and officers were elected: President Frank Fancher, Vice President Mortimer Shimer, Secretary and Treasurer C A Strong, Corresponding Secretary Francis Clark. The next year’s study will focus on India.
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Travelers’ Study Club
E. L. Tichenor
Carhecie
Hiq
Roark
Tichenor
Scotland
Florence Nearing
Mra
Fo Hunwr
Tly Cle
Sewulting
Prank Fancher
Mortimer Shimer
C. A
Trong
Serretany
Trance Clark
India
Local boy in Paterson allegedly held for robbery attempt
Maz 27 from Widdiatown told police in Paterson that he and his brothers were attacked at night by Acting Captain Moses Jaret and others while returning home. He said an attempt to rob him occurred. two men were brought before the court the next morning for pretended appearances.
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Tatercom
N. J
Maz
Harold Shas
Widdiatown
Do Taterson
Moses Jaret Fideht
Janes
Officials End Tour At Oswego
Prominent Ontario and Western railroad leaders including Howard Elliot and J. Kerr visited Oswego on a special train spending the morning inspecting property. The visit followed a prior trip, signaling potential future activity for Oswego as a shipping port, though no announcements were made and most officials met few locals before departing at 10 o clock.
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Caweep
Ontario & Western Railroad
Howard Elliot
J. B. Kerr
R. D. Rickard
J. B. Stewart
E. Canfield
J. H. Nuelle
D. P. Flory
W. ©. Hartigan
Northern Division
Oswego
Kerr
Elliot
Lake Front
River Front
Eliot
Ioqairy
Macleay
Pacific Coast
Rapid Progress on Low Avenue and Wickham Concourse
Commissioner Hollenbeck reports rapid progress on paving Low Avenue with brick layings starting at Smith Street and moving toward North Street. The O W Station concourse was added to the plan with 40 000 extra bricks ordered. Wallkill Transit rails progress half the street length and expected completion is about three weeks. Roy D Parker opens a Maybrook branch store with W C Longwell as manager and becomes local watch inspector for Central New England Railroad. Durbar the Second wins the English Derby by three lengths with King and Queen in attendance.
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Hollenbeck
Low Avenue
Smith Street
North Street
Wickham Avenue
Wallkills
Roy D. Parker
Maybrook
W. C. Longwell
Mr. Parker
Watts
Parker
Central New England Railroad
Epson
England
Herman B. Duryea
Durbar
Four years for Fenner in Marconi scandal case
London May 26 Charles Fenner stock broker convicted of fraudulent conversion tied to the Marconi share scandals faces four years penal servitude. Also notes a Women's Auxiliary meeting set for Grace Episcopal Church on Thursday May 8. Other items report suffragette slashers sentenced to six months, window smashers to three, and various brief notices from New York to Herkimer and London.
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Fenner
London
Charles Fenner
Injunction Hinted Over New York Constitutional Convention
New York May 27 Republicans consider seeking a Supreme Court injunction to halt the 1915 constitutional convention. District Attorney Whitman reports widespread fraud by election officials in the April 7 special election, with numerous forged votes and dead voters, while both parties face criminal prosecution for the frauds.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Whitman
Supreme Court
Mseives
Arthur B Holden Dies in New York City
Mrs. D C Crosby of this city learns her nephew Arthur B Holden died in New York City. His mother also died in New York and was buried in Goshen. The body will be brought here for funeral at Mrs D C Crowley s home before interment in Goshen. Funeral time to be announced. A pleasing program is planned for Mt Junction School District 13 Friday May 29 with sketches ice cream and cake.
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D. C. Crosby
Arthur B. Holden
New York City
Mr. Holden
Goshen
D. C. Crowley
Gosben
Mt Junction
Pine Bush Basket Picnic Invitation and Grange News
Pine Bush event notes invite Grahams Church Ladies Aid to a basket picnic at Mrs A H Wood's Orange Lake home on Wednesday June 30. Reservations to Mrs A W Decker or Mrs J B Scott. Also Pine Bush Grange No 1034 to host an entertainment Friday evening and conferred degrees on Albert McCord and Howard White.
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Pine Bush
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of
Grahams
A. H. Wood
Orange Lake
A. W. Decker
J. B. Scott
Tea Seave Ice Cream Social at Westosa Home
The ladies of the Methodist Church invite people to a homemade ice cream social on Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs EB. The event will be served on the lawn with proceeds likely for church activities.
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Westosa
Confession Rumors Surround Becker Death-Row Plea
New York reports circulate about a possible Becker confession that could implicate police officials and influence his death sentence. Becker and his lawyers push for a strong appeal while awaiting the Court of Appeals ruling on new evidence from District Attorney Whitman. A potential life-saving bargain would involve Becker, Whitman, and the governor, with Glynn as a factor depending on timing and outcomes.
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New York
Charles Becker
Court of Appeals
Whitmen
Becker
Whitman
Glynn
President to grant demand on anti trust bill
Washington reports the Wilson administration reached a labor backed agreement on the Clayton bill. Labor leaders claim the amendment grants unions protection from prosecution under the Sherman act, while the White House argues it clarifies, not exempts, unions from anti trust actions. House supporters say the change addresses labor concerns without broad exemption.
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Washington
Wison
Congreta
Seay
House
Democratic Party
Wilson
Hils
T O
Strength of Eggshells Reported by London Globe
The London Globe notes tests on eggshells showing external pressure across the shell, with eight ordinary eggs bearing 400 to 675 psi before break. In a smaller test on twelve eggs, failures occurred at 22 to 55 psi. Average shell thickness listed as 13.3 thousand inches.
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London Globe
Fragmentary note asks about names for a quest or inquiry
A garbled note asks who could napoe on ant sme questicar and mentions Lovis the Contier Journsi. It reads like a confused query about people who could help with a request, with many misspellings and unclear references.
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Aires
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