Odell criticism sparks debate within New York Republican ranks
Louis Stern Edward Lauterbach and William Henkel face questions over Gov Odell belt criticisms of the county committee and district leaders. Frederick Gibbs challenges naming suspects while Allen Mason Edward Lauterbach and Senator Elsberg loom in Twenty ninth district dynamics and Carroll influence.
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Republican Club
Odell
Frederick 5. Gibbs
Gibbs
Edward Lauterbach
Alexander T
Mason
Elsberg
Platt
Louis Stern
Stern
Cody
Tammany Hall
Wilk
Low
Mayor Low
Coler
Abraham Gruber
Water Department
Bureau
Brooklyn
Republican Party
Vow
Each Man a Born Policeman in Citizenship Talk
Dr James H Canfield of Columbia University told a St Thomas church audience that every man born in the country is a policeman by birth. He urged citizenship rests on intelligence unselfishness and integrity as the strength of social organization behind good government.
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James H. Canfield
Columbia University
St. Thomas’s Church
Fifty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Leonard F. Roos Buried Amid Strife Over Illness
Leonard F. Roos art connoisseur died Thursday night at his New York home 146 East Forty-seventh Street. Funeral held without religious services at Kensico Cemetery. wife not present. Ellen Long, a former boarder, testified Roos and his wife had a troubled marriage and an August 1902 separation agreement. Michael Timpano, Roos's caretaker, faced court adjournments as the Roos case unfolded with police involvement and disputes over custody of the deceased.
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Leonard F. Roos
East Forty-seventh Street
Kensico Cemetery
Ellen Long
Bogart
Forty-seventh Street
Yorkville
Louis J. Somerville
Roos
Crane
Lawyer Chadsey brought back to Brooklyn on grand larceny charge
Benjamin F. Chadsey a 33 year old Brooklyn lawyer was arrested in San Francisco and returned to Brooklyn to face grand larceny charges. Mrs Elizabeth F Miller guardian of infant William Meyer accuses Chadsey of taking $190 in fees after collecting a $1000 judgment and failing to turn over $900 as ordered. Chadsey claims health hardship and persecution and says he traveled under his own name with mining ties in Nevada. He vows to seek bail.
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Benjamin F. Chadsey
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Elizabeth F. Miller
William Meyer
Miller
Chadsey
Meyer
Supreme Court
Panama
Nevada
Chief of Police of
Mr. Chadsey
Decatur Street
Citywide smoke rules tighten over coal burning
President Lederle of the Board of Health announced a push to enforce the smoking ordinance against steam plants burning soft coal. He said many will switch to anthracite when possible, though domestic supply lags. Manhattan Railway Company may still use only anthracite. Brooklyn faces a coal shortage with prices from 6.50 to 11 dollars per ton as lakes navigation nears closure.
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Lederle
Board of Health
Manhattan Railway Company
Great Lakes
Brooklyn
Six Foot Six Policeman Marries In Jersey City
Ellsworth D. Carter patrolman at Mulberry Street Station, six feet six inches tall, wed Miss Martha E. Gregg formerly of Richmond Virginia. The ceremony was conducted at the bride’s home 135 Twelfth Street Jersey City by Rev. Mr Brooks of the Methodist Church. Southern visitors attended and the groom’s platoon sent wedding presents including a large set of dishes.
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Ellsworth D. Carter
Mulberry Street
Martha E. Gregg
Richmond
Twelfth Street
Jersey City
Brooks
Methodist Church
Carter
New Railroad Station Planned for Newark Broad Street Site
The Central Railroad of New Jersey will erect a new passenger station on the Broad Street terminus in Newark New Jersey. The building is to be completed by next Fall and will feature a frontage of 100 feet along Broad Street.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Broad Street
Amateur forecast fools at sleet unearthed as snow
Local residents misread a sleet patch as the first snow of the season. Weather Bureau clarifies the condition noting sleet fell between 4 and 5 PM and again after 10 PM. Temperatures dropped from 42 in the morning to 36 by night. A Washington dispatch mentions a northeast storm at 9 45 PM from Delaware Breakwater.
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Weather Bureau
McGowan's
Central Park
Case
Washington
Delaware
Ammon Barn Destroyed In Fire On Grymes Hill
Col Ammon a New York lawyer on Serpentine Road Grymes Hill S I saw his two story stable burn early yesterday. Two horses were saved but carriages hay feed and two St Bernard dogs burned. Firemen lacked water and could not save the burning barn. James Meyers former coachman was arrested later and held for exam before Magistrate Croak. Loss about 2600 insured.
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Robert Ammon
New York
Serpentine Road
Grymes Hill
S. I
St. Bernard
Col. Ammon
James Meyers
Col
Ammon
St. George
Manhattan
Croak
Coal Barge Men Organize At Gramercy Hall Meeting
A Tidewater Boatmen's Protective Association meeting at Gramercy Hall Hotel drew many coalboat and barge workers. Herman Robinson outlined the charter as a branch was formed and officers elected. A further meeting is planned for next Sunday afternoon to grow membership.
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Tidewater Boatmen’s Protective Association
Gramercy Hall Hotel
East Twenty-first Street
Herman Robinson
East Twenty-eighth Street
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Tiffany & Co
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