Notable interracial meeting to discuss negro progress in city
Public gathering at Carmexie Hall Priday events to feature Gore Hughes Henry Watterson Booker T Washington speakers from The Louisville Courier Journal and The Ti Institute. Mayor Seth Low to preside with Bishop Abraham Grant joining. Armstrong Association committee arranges tickets by application at 39 East Forty-second Street for admission up to opening five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore Hughes
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journ
Booker 5
Washington
Carmexie
Nesto «Duga
South
Ti Institute
Armstrong Association
Seth Low
Abraham
Grant
African Methodist
Hiempten
The
Charte
William Jay Schietzelin
Robert C. Ogden
George McAneny
Rissell
Felix Adler
Frank Damroseh
Arthur Curtiss Jiumves
George Impster Lpeabody
Edith Bryce
Airs
Efn Doubleday
Mary Parsons
Association
East Forty-second Street
Bingham to Remain Mayor Says Commissioner Has No Retirement Plan
At City Hall a rumor of Police Commissioner Bingham’s retirement was denied. Mayor Mecallan stated after a talk that Bingham will stay as long as he is willing, with full approval from Commissioner Bipsham and no basis for retirement rumors following the O Keffe to Baker change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingham
O’ Keoffe
Baker
Ace
Bingham
Consul Not Immune from Speed Law
Magistrate Steinert held Caldwell S. Johnson of New Haven Conn connected with the United States Consular Service in St Kail in the Morrisania Police Court for trial in Special Session on speeding his automobile. The Magistrate decided that consuls of foreign governments only could claim immunity. Johnson had protested his arrest in Pelham Parkway, showing official papers and saying he was bound for an appointment with President Roosevelt in Washington.
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Steinert
Caldwell S. Johnson
New Haven
Conn
United States
St. Kail
Morrisania
Johnson
Pelham Parkway
Roosevelt
Washington
Emilie Grigsby Challenges 565 Dollar Plumbing Bill
Emilie Grigsby disputes a $565 debt placed on her home at 660 Park Avenue by Milton Schnaier & Co. plumbers of 517 Columbus Avenue. A relative living with Miss Grigsby says the action is inexplicable and notes the bill seemed exorbitant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Grigsby
Park Avenue
Charles T. Yerkes
Milton Schnaier
Yne Oetter
Schinaier
Jury Completes Thaw Trial Panel For Second Case
The jury for Harry K. Thaw's second trial on Stanford White murder charges was selected after five days of screening. jurors include mostly men of family with an average age around 50. Justice Dowling outlined court hours and noted the defense may use affidavits if the defendant’s ill mother cannot attend.
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Harry Tse Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Maritime Exchange
Justice Bowling
Dovale
Ilooper
Thaw
Fivelyn Nesbit
Jky
Justice Dowling
Mr. Ittleton
William Thaw
White
Pirrdburg
Eleven Men Struck By The Bends In NYC Shaft Yard
Eleven workers at a Pennsylvania Railroad tube project in Long Island City collapsed on emerging from compressed air work. Pressure in the tunnels is said to be about 35 pounds, ten pounds above normal. All but one, William Barker, 35, recovered. Barker later died in hospital after last night’s deterioration.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island City
East River
William Barker
West Sixty-second Street
Manhattan
St. John’s Hospital
Roosevelt & Vs. Prosperity
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt-Bryan
AFEER
Spegalec
Ilechis
Sir Thomas Dewar Sails for Jamaica West Indies Tour
Sir Thomas Dewar sails today on the Tagus for Jamaica with two American companions to begin an automobile tour of the island and Windward Islands before heading to Southampton. Capt. Mason said communication with the shore may be limited at Casaba due to smallpox. Additional passengers sailing for Jamaica and Colon include Mr. and Mrs. Piie and a long listed party.
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Sir Thomas Dewar
Florida
Tagus
Jamaica
G. B. Hulme
G. W. Spott
Thomas
Windward Islands
Southampton
Magdalena
Mason
Caracas
Lua Guyra
Colon
C. P. Pi Ie
W. L. S. Jackson
S. S. Partridge
G. W. Towater
R. G. D. Dale
F. H. Bowles
H. R. Loovins
C. F
Jolly Clubwomen Satirize Mere Man at Cabinet Parody
New York's Post-Parliament Club staged a cabinet parody at the Waldorf revealing opposition to women’s suffrage. Speakers as Cabinet officers argued women cannot vote or serve in the army or Navy, fearing disruption of family life and laws.
Cobden Sanderson Greeted at Open Air Suffrage Talk
Mrs Cobden Sanderson chaired the New York militant suffragists second open air gathering in Madison Square She urged grant of woman suffrage and said this would be her last speech in America While a man yelled we dont want any petticoat government the crowd applauded Her remarks blamed wealthy women as key opponents and cited Finland Australia and New Zealand as examples She announced another meeting next Tuesday at 3 oclock with cheers and applause continuing around the rostrum
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the Waldorf
Post-Parliament Club of
New York
John Fowler Trow
Charlotte Wilbour
Belle de Rivera
Secretary of the Interior
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Alexander Irving
Finland
Australia
New Zealand
Far East
Liberty
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Cuts Bridge Ridge Service During Tunnel Opening
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company reduced Brooklyn Bridge rush hour trains by about 11 percent after the Battery tunnel opened. The Public Service Commission ordered a full explanation of service plans and actions to prevent further reductions.
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Battery Tunnel
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Ridge
Phbliga Services Commission
New York
Borough
Bowling Green
West Farms
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bridge
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company
Bassett
Willcox
Commissione
Mccarrell
Berouga Hall
Supwew
East River Tube
Worth Street
Lenox Avenue
Jst
River
Supreme Court verdict in Mahler death case
One of the largest and fastest Supreme Court verdicts was handed down in Margreta Mahler as administratrix of Henry Mahler. A Fleischmann's bakery wagon was struck by a Lexington Avenue car between Ninetieth and Ninety-first Streets, Mahler died within two days. Alfred and Charles Steckler for the plaintiff argued the car sped and denied a reasonable chance to escape. The jury awarded $16,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Margreta Mahler
Henry Mahler
Fleischmann
Lexington Avenue
Ninetieth
Ninety-first Streets
Alfred
Charles Steckler
Mahler
Men's Overcoats Splendid Hand Made Kersey Velvet
Luxurious English kersey overcoats with silk velvet color and swagger cut. Lined with fine worsted serge. Originally valued at 2495 dollars, now offered as 30.00.
Rapid Transit Act Hearing Scheduled by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission will hold a 2 o'clock public hearing on changes to the Rapid Transit act including the Elsberg law but excluding the Public Service Commission act. A motion was approved at yesterday’s commission meeting. The discussion covers debt limit exemptions, franchise terms, and private versus municipal construction of transit lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsberg
Public Service Commission
McAdoo Tunnel
Sixth Avenue
Maltbie
Commission
Albany
Trust Keeps Up Diamond Prices Syndicate Affirms Stable Rates
Stern Brothers & Co diamond cutters and importers in this city received a London cable authorizing their representative to state for the De Beers Consolidated Mines and Premier Diamond Mining Company that output control remains and prices will be maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern Brothers & Co
London
de Beers Consolidated Mines
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Oppenheimer Institute
West 34Th St
Hughes
and Henry Watterson
Charles E. Gremmels
St Load Street
Artimtr
Nuething
Avent ’ W. Cary
Streath
Geo Churchil
Georee Co
Ruprrecht
Stare
HH. Flolbert
Chemung Spring Water Company
Longwood W Avenue
Paw A. Arrowsmith
Tay
Carripe Compings
Pitt
William F. Doolittle
Haile Atd
William H. McHugh
Madison Avenue
Howell
West Eighty-third Street
William Pureh
Young Men's Christian Association
Bowery
Frank Dovale
Seventh Avenue
James A. Hooper
Broadway
Countess of
Yarmouth
Carnegie
Josiah Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Littleton
Ydney
Mattenwan
Edna Goodrich
Paris
Knickerbockers
West Indies
Thomas Dewar
Piatti’s
Henry B. Platt
Dentoza
Mrs. Sanderson
Vieuna Melton
Kersey
Warren St
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Flatbush Ave
Bedford Ave
Lexington
3D Ave
Bloomingdales
Grace Kid
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60Th St
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Mark Cross
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