Utica Welcomes Sherman Home at Massive Homecoming Parade
James S. Sherman returns to Utica amid a city massed in flags and lanterns. Tens of thousands line Genesee Street from Central Station to his mansion as fireworks, music, and schoolchildren greet the Republican candidate for vice president. Mayor Wheeler and John D. Kernan speak brief congratulations, praising Sherman’s dignity and local honors.
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New York Times
Gotica
N. Y
James S. Sherman
Hom City
Tucket
Utica
Central Station
Genesee Street
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Wheeler
Syracuse
John D. Kernan
Citizens’ Committee
New York
Seymour
Conkling
Kernan
Oneida County
Jim Sherman
Venezuela confirms $5,000,000 fine on asphalt company
The Court of Cassation in Caracas upheld a Civil Court ruling against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company, ordering a $5,000,000 fine to Venezuela. The decision follows seizures of company property and prior rulings tied to the Matos insurrection and concession violations.
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New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Venezuela
Caracas
Willemstad
Curacao
Court of Cassation
Civil Courts of First Instance
New York
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Civil Court of First Instance
Matos
Castro
Washington, D.C
United States
Tho
Guanaco
Bermudez
Manuel A. Matos
Bankers Aid Utley Arrested in Worthless Check Case
Utley, a Flushing resident, was charged with passing a worthless check on auctioneer Louis Hamburg in Brooklyn. He appeared before Magistrate Tighe in Adams Street Court and was held on $200 bail for examination on Tuesday. R P Flower & Co bankers, whose check was drawn, posted bail and offered to cover expenses if Utley is released. The case may settle out of court. Utley, married to Levi Z. Weir’s daughter, is a former Flower & Co. clerk and has a prominent Flushing home. He was photographed at police headquarters, an ordeal that unsettled him, while his wife reportedly is prostrate over the arrest.
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Wallace
Utley
Flushing
Louis Hamburg
Brooklyn
Tighe
Adams Street
R. P. Flower & Co
N. G
Levi Z. Weir
Adams Express Company
Flower & Co
Thom Defends His Resort at Licenses Hearing
Witnesses testified before John Corrigan about James Thom who seeks a license to operate a merry go round and Ferris wheel near Van Courtlandt Park. Thom cited safe operations at Fort George Nergh Beach and Coney Island, denying any liquor sales or dance halls, noting patrons are mainly women and children and calling the Ferris wheel uplifting. Hearing resumes at 10:20 this morning.
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John Corrigan
Bureau of Licenses
James Thom
van Courtlandt Park
Ignatius J. Campbel
Walter G. Foster
Queens
Thom
Fort George
North Beach
Mr. Thom
Coney Island
Nergh Beach
Roosevelt Names Marshall Chief of Army Engineers
President Roosevelt designates Col. William Ju. Marshall to lead the Corps of Engineers succeeding Brig. Gen. Alexander Mackenzie, who retired May 25. Marshall has headed river and harbor works in the New York District.
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Col
Marshall
Army Engineers
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
William Ju. Marshall
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Alexander Mackenzie
Col. Marshall
Army
New York
Warner & Co. disavows Edwin Dixon Warner in Greenwich
Warner and Co. brokers of 15 Wall Street state Edwin Dixon Warner married in Greenwich Connecticut is not connected with the firm nor related to its members.
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Warner & Co
Wall Street
Edwin Dixon Warner
Greenwich
English thief trapped by amiable coin shop women
A 59 year old English suspect known as The Ferret was held for over half an hour in a New York coin shop after being distracted by two young women aided by a magazine and conversation. Police later recovered about $400 of $1,200 stolen from Samuel Proskey at 33 Broadway.
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East Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Fourth Avenue
Mills Hotel
Samuel Proskey
the Ferret
George Coppinger
George Brown
Thomas L. Elder
Mr. Elder
Florence Downing
Stella Edsall
Miss Downing
Elder
Manu
Mr. Proskey
Miss Edsall
Brown
Proskey
Roskey
Alice Payne
East 1St Street
Samuel Kreiser
Fifth Avenue
Amann Construction Company
Street Car Smashes Truck In City Crash
A northbound street car hit a truck from M Larkin and Son on Fourth Avenue at Nineteenth Street, throwing the vehicle ten feet and wrecking it. Driver Thomas Flanagan suffered a fractured skull. two passengers in the truck were treated after the accident. The car carried seventy five passengers. many were thrown to the floor. Motorman Christopher Quinn was arrested.
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M. Larkin & Son
East Sixteenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Thomas Flanagan
Patrick Hussy
William Larkin
Flanagan
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Christopher Quinn
Ce Twenty-ninth Street
Notoriety Not For Him Jefferson De Angelis Faces Court
Jefferson De Angelis was arrested for speeding on Broadway at Fifty seventh Street yesterday afternoon. He asked reporters in the West Side Court not to name him as he had never been jailed before. A bondsman was found and Magistrate Harris noted he would be glad to release him if possible.
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Jefferson de Angelis
West Side
William Delaneys
Mr. de Angelis
Broadway
Fifty-seventh Street
Printing plant seeks business for prompt, honest service
One of the world’s largest printing and binding plants offers collaborations on good printing, intelligent execution, and prompt delivery at fair prices. Contact THE TROW PRESS at Third Avenue corner 12th Street, New York. telephone 1100. No job too small or too large.
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the Trow Press
Third Avenue
Corner 12Th Street
New York
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