Snow and charity graft in New York streets
A lengthy, critical portrait of snow removal in Greater New York, detailing street cleaning contractors, city checks, and graft risks. It describes snow’s impact on East Side residents, the cost of hauling snow, and how relief efforts hinge on misused payments, with scenes of unemployed workers, police, and a brave woman arrestee who sheltered hungry children.
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Dubur
New York
Anguily
Heath
Andregs of
Contendora
Ian
Aa Goon
Itfa
Bch
Broadway
Fifth
Fixth
Betenth
Alg
Hespa
Iles
Tila Fear
York
Sqn
Macerate
Bes
New-York
London
Newark
Navy figures questioned over profits on submarine ships
The investigation heard testimony from Secretary Metenil and Admiral Capps regarding profits for a submarine contract. Witnesses cited a $526,006 bid and a $50,000 payment plan, while others claimed no excessive profits existed. Officials noted government flexibility in loaning details of boat types to the contractor.
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Associated Press
Atashington
Secretary of the Navy
Metenil
Admstral Capps
Voukeavence
Vaebson
Hobson
Edgar Chickse
Arnt
Therconandt
Meuury
Tnt
Deprement Ety Cerkiin
Thaus
Marley Bobbe
Metcalt
Capas
Belmg
Navy Department
Admiral Capps
Ezar Clarkson
Heobson
Spear
Win
Electric Boat Company
Vinen
Hobs
Naval
Wathee Coray
kKrene
Hotsei
Min Clarkgen
Tolwon
Afr
Holwon
Intey
Affidavit Claims Archibald War Correspondent Claim
Clement E Adams of Bridgeport Connecticut swears that in 1906 J F Archibald claimed to be a War correspondent for Calder's Weekly and appointed by the U S president to tour the Pacific coast sites. Roosevelt letter denies any appointment. Adams states readiness to stand by the affidavit. Adams works for the Lake Submarine Torpedo Port Company.
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Clement E. Adams
Bridgeport
Conn
Adams
Washington
J. F. Archibald
Calder's Weekly
United States
PacHic Coast
Roosevelt
Archibald
Congregsmatt Lileyag
Auiana
Auiana Made To Him By Mr. Archibald
The
Lake Submarine Torpedo Port Company
Three Supreme Court candidates certified for polling
Secretary of State Frear said clerks will be notified that candidates may place their names on the official ballot in any order. Nominating papers for Barnes show 1227 signatures mainly from the northern state, Bashford petitions total 1500, Ruger 1800. Two Taft district delegate candidates filed papers, Clusen and Augustine, from the Eleventh district, joining most Taft and La Follette nominating petitions filed.
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Washburn
J. Augustine
Glenwood
Taft
la Follette
Bishop Grafton Speaks on Catholic Church Differences
Manitowoc Wis March 10 Bishop Dirafton of Fond du Lac told a large audience at St James Episcopal that the Episcopal Church is the Protestant Catholic Church and that it differs only from Roman Catholic faith in some tenets He renounced the rumor that he contemplated becoming Roman Catholic and said that when two religions are only a few parts drawn apart compatibility is not possible
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Manitowoc
Wis
Dirafton
Fond du Tac
St Jarmes
Epicopal
Che Pepe
Deaths Not Far Apart in Wisconsin Town
Spokane dispatch reports a chain of coincidences linking the deaths of Rev. Benjamin P. Morse and Mrs. Chris Englesby. The narrative notes Mrs Englesby’s death occurring after a relocation with Mrs Morse to Girnianian in Rute taly county Wisconsin, with both as pioneer residents dating back to 1888.
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Spokane
Wash
Benjamin PF. Morse
Chris Englesbby
Enghby
Morse
Englesby
Gihnanian
Rutetaly County
Wis
Longtime neighbors Englesby and Morse die within hours
In Spokane in 1887 Alisanes daughter wed E Bi Morse son of Rev Benjamin Storse. Mrs Englesby and Mr Morse spoke of their long lives as neighbors and joked which would die first. Morse died at 11 30 and Englesby died five and a half hours later.
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Spokane
Alis
Ane
E. Bi-Morse
Benjamin Storse
Englesby
Mr.Morse
Mr. Morse
Madame Gould Arrives With Her Children in New York
Madame Gould formerly the Countess de Castellane arrived in New York from Cherbourg aboard the Adriatic. She was accompanied by her three sons Bent Jay and George, a chauffeur and a valet. The party were listed as Mrs Miller and party on embarkation and later registered under their own names. The children were popular with passengers during the voyage.
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Associated Press
New York
Madame Gould
Countess de Castellane
Cherbourg
Adriatic
Bent
Jay
George
Afraid
Mme
Goulh
Wisconsin Game Wardens Elect Officers at Madison Assembly
State Game Warden J. W. Stone of Barron was named president and Deputy Warden H. A. Bowman of Genesee was chosen secretary and treasurer. A seven member committee was appointed to draft a constitution and by laws and report at a later meeting. Members include Gustave Kolb Hillsboro Fred Gerhardt Milwaukee Frank B. Brown Sextonville J. O. Craig Superior Charles Oberholtzer Eagle River.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Delastion
J. W. Stone
Barron
H. A. Bowman
Genesee
Gustave Kolb
Hillsboro
Fred Gerhardt
Milwaukee
Frank B. Brown
Sexetonville
J. Os. Craig
Superior
Charles Oberholtzer
Eagle River
Wisconsin deputies propose changes to fish and game laws
Robert Hitchon of Marinette and S P Kirkhof of Eau Claire attended as state warden Stone urged deputies to suggest improvements. About sixty attendees offered amendments and planned to form local clubs to enforce the flesh and game laws. A diamond ring was presented to Chief Warden Stone at Thursday’s meeting after a Sherlock hotel banquet with toasts.
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Robert*Hitchon
Marinette
S. P. Kirkhof
Eau Claire
Stone
Sherlock Hotel
Emperor Joseph’s Illness Reported by Press
Associated Press reports Emperor Francis Joseph continues to suffer a slight fever from a lingering cold. His sleep was largely undisturbed and overall condition deemed satisfactory, though damp winter weather raises caution against a recurrence of bronchitis from earlier months.
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Associated. Press
Francis Joseph
Campaign Drive for John Barnes in Manitowoc County
A special from Manitowoc reports an active campaign for John Barnes for the supreme court. The Manitowoc County Bar Association met, organized the movement, appointed committees, and adopted resolutions to support Barnes.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Nnal
Manitoloc Saz
John Barnes
Supreme Court
Manitowoc County Bar Association
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Tate
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Amwley
Ciary
Bishop Grafton
Badgers
Joseph
Hix
Ayer
Ayers
O., Manufacturing Chemists
Lowell, Mass
Corn Products Manufacturing Co
Victory
F. J. la Marche & Co
Corner Light
Peart Streets
Photie
Oshkosh
U. S
Chicago
Ripow
Abenville
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