Mary Culver Clark becomes Mrs Kling in private ceremony
Mrs Mary Culver daughter of Senator W A Clark of Montana married Charles Potter Kling a lawyer at 49 Wall Street in a quiet ceremony at Navarre Apartments near West Fifty eighth Street officiated by Rev Dr J Ross Stevenson. The bride recently divorced from Everett Culver and sailed for Europe with Kling after the ceremony. The couple plan to reside in Mrs Kling's West Fifty fifth Street home upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark Culver
United States
W. A. Clark
Montana
Charles Potter Kling
Wall Street
Senator Clark
Navarre Apartments
West Fifty-eighth Street
J. Ross Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ann Louisa Culver
West Side
Norwalk
Conn
Lewis Rutherford Morris
Dr. Morris
James C. Bishop
Josephine Moore-Richardson
Bishop
Culver-Kling
St. Thomas's Church
Mr. Kling
Mrs. Kling
Grand Central Station
Boston
Europe
West Fifty-fifth Street
Kling
New York
Augusta
Augusta House
Harvard
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Regulation of Long Tows Likely Under River and Harbor Bill
A House committee report on the River and Harbor bill would empower the Supervisor of the Port of New York to regulate tow sizes south of Bedlow's and Governors Islands. The change targets coal tows exceeding 1,400 feet in length, which critics say threaten navigation of ocean ships, ferries, and wrecking tugs in New York Harbor and along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
House Committee
Port of New York
Bedlow’s
Governors Islands
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Loerg Island Sound
Sandy Hook
Index to Departments and Page References
Index lists departments with page numbers for Amusements Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Page 5
Twine Trail Lands Three Suspects at Police Station
Patrolmen Jenkins and Arrigoni chase a trail of twine from a silk waist factory on East Ninth Street to a third floor closet. They confront three youths identified as Harry Cohen Charles Berg and Herman Weissman, taken to Mercer Street Station for questioning after a burglary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
Jenkins
Arrigoni
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
L. Sansone
East Ninth Street
Harry Cohen
Charles Berg
Herman Weissman
Gas explosions wreck home in Williamsburg injure visitor
Two blasts of gas at 79 South Ninth Street, Williamsburg, near Mrs. Eliza beth Kelly and four teacher daughters, tossed the parlor scene. Visitor Mr Shrim was hurt. fire crews battled a cellar leak as flames spread, with damage pegged at 638,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kelly
South Ninth Street
Williamsburg
Mr. Shrim
Kelly
Tons of Coal Sunk as Barge 555 Sinks in New York Harbor
Coal Barge 555 of the Delaware and Hudson Coal Company sank at Curtis and Blaisdell Pier on One Hundred Nineteenth Street East River after a nearby car float was swept into the coal barges. The vessel spilled 800 tons of coal as the crew ate supper aboard another barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Fludson Coal Company
Curtis & Blaisdell Coal Company
Nineteenth Street
East River
New York, New Haven and
Hartford
Southern's Palm Limited Train Ad for Florida Route
An advertisement promoting the Southern's Palm Limited train from New York to Florida via Augusta and Aiken, with comfort and convenience emphasized. It notes two other trains at 3:25 PM and 12:10 AM and lists New York offices at 271 Broadway and 1,185 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Palm Limited
New York
Florida
Augusta
Aiken
N. Y
Undefined fragment headline
Fragmentary OCR text about eyewear and times appears garbled with missing context. No clear event or entities are identifiable to form a factual card.
Rush Through the House Rate Bill Starts
The Railroad Rate bill began rushing through the House with a Thursday pass planned at 3 o clock. The rule is strict, barring amendments while allowing a Davey bill substitute. Debate centered on the rule as voting on the previous question produced 178 to 141 in favor. Democrats largely opposed, with two Republicans from New York voting no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
House
Gaines
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Southwick
Albany
Vreeland
Salamanca
Williams
Dalzell
Dalgell
United States
Democratic Party
White House
Townsend
Richardson
Ala
Congress
Senate
Kean
Inter- State Commerce Committee
Swayne
Appeal to Stockholders Over Railroad Rate Regulation
Stockholders of various railroads are urged by rail system leaders to influence members of Congress to oppose rate regulation by the Inter-State Commerce Commission. Erie President Underwood circulates letters urging stockholders to express views to the House and Senate, arguing against a law allowing the ICC to fix rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Underwood
Erie System
Erie
Illinois Manufacturers Back Railroad Bill Support
A delegation from the Illinois Manufacturers' Association called on the President and expressed full accord with him on railroad legislation, stating Illinois manufacturers favor his approach and will back the effort even if an extra session is needed to achieve the desired results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Washington
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Quickest Line to Cleveland by New York Central
Advertisement notes fastest service from New York leaving 5 82 PM arriving Cleveland 7 15 AM with calls to Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis. Describes fine service and inexpensive fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
New York Central
Swindle Probe Implicates Publisher In $50,000 Loss
Frederick Williams, 5 West One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street, held on suspicion after detectives name him in a $50,000 swindle involving John S. Felix, publisher of 8 East Twenty-first Street. Williams arraigned at Jefferson Market Court before Magistrate Crane. remand sought. Felix, of Princeton New Jersey, reported the loss. Williams’ listed address denied. Magistrate Crane granted remand to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Williams
Detective Bureau
West One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street
Fogarty
Faye
John S. Felix
East Twenty-first Street
O’brien
Williams
Jefferson Market Court
Crane
Felix
Princeton
N. J
Dorothy Russell Breaks Down On Stage At Columbia Theatre
Dorothy Russell daughter of Lillian Russell halted a Columbia Theatre performance in Chicago after singing a few lines of She Reads the New York Papers Every Day and telling the audience she lost her voice in Chicago last week. She cited troubles with her husband Abbott L Einstein as the cause of the breakdown. In Chicago Mrs Einstein failed to appear in court on a threats case against Einstein. the matter was dismissed at the request of her attorney and her divorce suit remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Elizabeth R. Viasto
Solon J. Viasto
New York Times
ST. Louis
Dorothy Russell
Lillian Russell
Columbia Theatre
New York Papers
Chicago
Miss Russell
Abbott L. Einstein
Einstein
May Cut Court Allowances Albany
Albany February 6 In a retrenchment push the Assembly Ways and Means Committee targets the Court of Appeals judges. Each judge would lose 1700 dollars in expense money next year. The chair explains the cut adheres to Article 3 Section 22 of the State Constitution. Committee members joke that court rulings have cut out about two million of annual indirect revenue and the judges should contribute 1700 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Assembly Ways and Means
Court of Appeals
Rogers
Ways and Means Committee
Lawson Insurance Bills Move in Albany
Senator Brackett introduced two insurance law amendments echoing Thomas W. Lawson critique. One bill bars an insurer agent from also representing the insured to block proxy collection by company staff. The other requires policy documents to state all terms governing company insured relations, instead of relying on an implied agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Thomas W. Lawson
Senator Brackett
Mr. Lawson
Dwyer Improves After Illness in Rockledge
Michael F. Dwyer arrived in Rockledge from Brooklyn in critical condition but now shows clearer mind and stronger health. He favors orange groves and endured nerve strain as frost damaged his trees and fruit. He stays at the Hotel Indian River, eats two meals daily, rests early, and his group handles fruit shipping duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Niagara Falls and Return Excursion Advertisement
An advertisement for a Niagara Falls and return excursion lists departure from 1,234 Broadway with details including travel terms and pricing. The fragment mentions high attendance and proscribed seating, indicating a packaged trip with scheduled dates and participant requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls & Return
Broadway
Loot Stolen in Harlem Robberies Recovered by Police
Five thousand dollars worth of jewelry silverware bric a brac and clothing were found jammed in two trunks at a Harlem storage warehouse. Police report a gang known as the poolroom gang led by John Wesley alias Hall alias Ryan caused numerous neighborhood heists. Ten men arrested. two more wanted. trunks tied to other burglaries traced through the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Atu
Burns
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Poolroom
John Wesley
Hall
Ryan
Eighth Avenue
Tervens
Wesley
Benjamin Hall
East One Hundred
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Thomas Lloyd
Lexington Avenue
John Clark
Edward Schaeffer
Lloyd
Expressman
Wilson
One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Street
Staion House
Williston Senior Constantly Injured In Dorm Fire Mystery
Easthampton Mass Feb 6 William C Porter eighteen year old Williston Seminary senior and son of a New York physician was hurt in a mysterious accident. North Hall caught fire after the incident causing a $20000 loss. Porter was found unconscious in his room with no burns or smoke inhalation, doctors saying a stomach injury possibly caused by violence. Fire gutted the upper two floors displacing about thirty five students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easthampton
Mass
William C. Porter
Williston Seminary
New York
North Hall
Porter
Oliver C. Cobb
Chicago and Northwestern reports earnings drop in 1904
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway reports for the year ended December 31 1904 show a drop in gross receipts from 54 306 248 in 1903 to 53 705 091 and a larger decline in net earnings from 17 514 023 to 16 667 889. General unfavorable traffic conditions are cited as the reason for the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Sir C Purdon Clarke to lead Met Museum in New York
London reports Sir C Purdon Clarke will sail to New York on Saturday aboard the Cunard liner Cam pania to assume direction of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, succeeding the late Gen. Di Cesnola. He will attend a meeting of the Met Museum committee on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
C. Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
di Cesnola
Cunard
Campania
Metropolitan Museum Committee
Kaiser Angered by Son Over Anti Semitic Banquet
Special cable reports the Kaiser disciplining his Crown Prince for attending a banquet of an anti Semitic society of German students. The prince was placed under arrest for three days, amid rumors of a planned trip to Italy to see his fiancée.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Berlin
Italy
Crown Prince Frederick William Heads to Florence
A Paris to Florence journey is reported as Crown Prince Frederick William travels incognito with a Court Marshal and two adjutants to meet his betrothed Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin and Grand Duchess Anastasia in Florence after leaving Cannes where they stayed at a villa. The dispatch notes the Duchess and Grand Duchess left Cannes to rendezvous with the prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Frederick William
Italy
Cecilia
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Anastasia
Cannes
France
Count von Ravensleben
Lokal-Anzeiger
Robbery on Waverley Place and Bank Street
Bennett Benjamin of 33 Worsyth Street was robbed of 550 dollars on Waverley Place near Bank Street while en route to Europe. Two men pinned him against a building, seized his money, and fled. Benjamin and Officer O'Matthew searched the area but found no trace. the incident was reported to the station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bennett Benjamin
Worsyth Street
Waverley Place
Bank Street
Benjamin
O’matthew
Charles Street
Panama Y M C A Project Approved For Isthmus
President approves plan by the International Committee of the Y M C A to erect four buildings on the Panama Canal strip at Culabra Colon Ancon and Emperado. Funds to come from canal budget to boost morale and efficiency of workers. Key representatives John J McCook Clarence J Hicks and J R Thompson with Secretary Taft presented the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
John J. McCook
Clarence J. Hicks
J. R. Thompson
New York
International Committee of
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Panama Canal Strip
Taft
Culebra
Colon
Ancon
Emperado
Woman makes NYC streetcar go to West Orange
Three women led by Mrs A H Walker of West Orange challenged Public Service Corporation by riding a car that initially showed West Orange then changed to Lincoln Avenue Orange. After dispute, the sign was altered and the car returned to West Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Orange
N. J
A. H. Walker
West Orange
Herman B. Walker
Public Service Corporation Today
Miss Cecelia Loftus Faints During Akron Play
In Cleveland on February 6 Miss Cecelia Loftus collapsed on stage during the Serio-Comic Governess in Akron and was removed. She could not return as physicians diagnose nervous prostration from overwork, and the audience was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cleveland
Akron
Cecelia Loftus
Miss Loftus
Onc
Mrs Wood Hires Lawyer After Watchung Shooting
Mrs George H Wood of Plainfield New Jersey retained George Bird a Philadelphia lawyer to represent her husband at the upcoming inquest into the shooting death of George Williams a Watchung grocer. Minutes later Mrs Williams met Bird seeking representation for her husband estate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
George H. Wood
New York
George. Williams
Watchung
George Bird
New Tours to Pinehurst via Pennsylvania Railroad
Travel notice for trips from New York on February 10 and March 31 to Pinehurst North Carolina with round trip fare 32 dollars. Consult C Studds E P A 263 Fifth Avenue New York City for details. Piso's cough remedy advertised as stopping coughs and relieving sore spots in the lungs with druggists carrying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Pennsylvania
N.C
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
C. Studds, E. P. A
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Assassin in Finland Slays High Official in Duel
Helsinky report describes the murder of Sol salon Soininen Procurator General of Finland by a young man named Johannsson in his private study. The killer shot four times. Soininen died instantly and his son wounded the assailant in a hallway duel. The motive appears political. The age and identity of the murderer remain undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soininen
Government
Alexandre Gadd
Soiinen
Wasastjena
Senate
Ree
Duchy of Finland
Bobrikoff
Finland
Finlands Procurator General Assassinated in Finland Terrorism Precedes Russia Terror
News from St Petersburg reports the assassination of Soisalon Soininen, Finland’s Procurator General, as a political act tied to anti Russian Russification opposition. The crime signals possible widespread terrorism across the Russian Empire and echoes the June killing of Count Bobrikoff. The assassin’s identity remains unknown, with motive likely political and tied to Finland’s resistance factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soisalon Soininen
Finland
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Russia
Bobrikoff
Party of Active Resistance
Russian Nobles Plead for Representation in Tsarist Times
The Assembly of Nobles of St. Petersburg congratulates Emperor Nicholas on the birth of the heir and pledges national confidence. It urges allowing representatives of the people to participate in discussion and legislation amid threats to Russia, citing troublous times and foes seeking a shameful peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
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Dr. Culver
Mr. Clark
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Pastor
Twine A.trail
Police
Carter
Papeneer
Loser
J. S. Felix
Husband Freed
M. F. Dwyer
Horseman
Williston
Chicago and Northwestern
Metropolitan Museum
Kaiser
Panama Y
Man
Wood
Helsingfors
Solsalon Soininen
Johnsson
Czar
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